Natan Edelsburg: "In a very unique interview with STARZ, SVP of Consumer Marketing Kelly Bumann share details and insights on how the Denver-based network leveraged Facebook (they premiered the pilot episode on Facebook), Twitter, GetGlue, message boards and dedicated fan-sites and communities to help share their original programming with new users and reward passionate fans" ...
Fast CompanyStaples introduces in-store 3D printing (but only in Europe)VentureBeatWhile companies like Shapeways have pioneered the outsourced 3D printing business model, Staples's entry is the first one by a major retailer — which is a good sign...
Staples is launching a new service called Staples Easy 3D, which will allow customers to upload files to the Staples Office Center, have objects printed in 3D, and pick them up at a nearby store or have them shipped. While similar services like Shapeways have existed for quite some time, they're relatively obscure to the everyday consumer — this new deal between 3D printer manufacturer Mcor Technologies new and Staples may prove a huge step in making 3D printing affordable and accessible to the masses. Staples Easy 3D is set to launch in the Netherlands and Belgium in .......
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Autodesk to Offer "Comprehensive 3D Modeling in the Cloud" with Forthcoming ...Core77.com (blog)3D Industrial and Mechanical Design in the Cloud A comprehensive product design tool geared toward small business professionals, Autodesk Fusion 360 capabilities...
Autodesk has announced Fusion 360, "the world's first comprehensive cloud-based 3D modeling offering." The emphasis is on collaboration via the cloud, as well as refining the UX.
Ann Telnaes: From sketch to animationWashington PostA behind-the-scenes look at Pulitzer prize-winning cartoonist Ann Telnaes's process to complete an animated cartoon.
The latest issue of the UK’s venerable PC Pro magazine (Jan 2013) has iClone 4.2 Pro lurking inside on a free cover-disk. I saw it on a news-stand and as far as I could tell from the page blu...
One of my favorite movies as a kid was The Goonies. The Lord Of the Rings movies have been some of my favorite as an adult. Based on the previous two sentences, I'm obviously a nerd, so I decided that in honor of the ...
It's all about Visual Storytelling. If you make Comic's or Animation movies the most important thing is the story it self: Both genre is Visual but both need the same thoughts behind them to make a great script and let it become alive.
The following is an article from Uncle John’s All-Purpose Extra Strength Bathroom Reader.What cartoon character was so influential that he convinced kids to eat vegetables? Popeye the Sailor Man… Toot toot!
Movie News Guide (blog)Movie review: Killing Them SoftlyHuffington Post (blog)While crime fiction with an edge of both menace and wit have become mainstays on TV, movies haven't been able to consistently blend the two in recent years, with most attempts...
"The seemingly obvious touchstones here are the films of Ben Affleck, particularly The Town. But though Killing Them Softly treads the same contemporary streets of south Boston (actually New Orleans) as The Town, Affleck's film was a story of modern criminals -- but the soul of Dominik's film is the 1974 novel of the late George V. Higgins, Cogan's Trade, on which it is based."
NW Animation Festival - (Submit your animated #film to NW Animation Festival for #FREE until Nov 30 (after that there's a fee) http://t.co/K1WSoDl4...)...
"1. Eligibility We accept any animated film — from anywhere, made whenever, shown wherever."
http://tinyurl.com/ugpff2 Detailed information on the 2012 Unofficial Google+ Film Festival (UGPFF). November 30, 2012 - December 2, 2012 This revolutionary ...
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This years festival includes 1. Great short films w/ live interactive Q&A sessions w/ the filmmakers. 2. Interactive film panels. 3. An interactive marketplace. 4. A public film festival lounge where anyone can interact with anyone attending. 5. Free live showings in both Los Angeles, CA and Asheville, NC.
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"By using some of the tools of Google+ like Hangouts On Air, as well as the easy of the internet, we are able to bring the film festival experience to your living room or computer. You will be able to interact directly with the filmmakers and participate as if you were actually sitting in a theater.
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Scott Thill: '“Anyone who loves comics and sees them as a vital art form capable of telling unique and challenging stories must recognize that [the industry's] business corpse has to be put out of its misery so a new one can be built,” said Pizzolo, a publisher and filmmaker who has been busy engineering the transmedia spine that will take comics into the future' ...
Examiner.comVideo: Tom Cruise's movie shuts London's Trafalgar Square for helicopter landingExaminer.comComplete with a camera team that was filming the whole event, the audience was watching a scene from the upcoming movie All You Need is Kill.
NZ Herald: "Peter Jackson's award-winning hair and make-up team have been behind some remarkable transformations over the years. Their work on the hobbits, elves and 13-strong crew of dwarves in The Hobbit is among their most impressive to date."
DRC: This article is illustrated with some fun interactive graphics.
Bangimation screens work from animators and sequential artists. We always include a selection of big animation award winners. Curated by professional Nottingham based animator Max Crow. (Bang!
New York Post'Steel' this movieNew York Post“We tried to approach this as though there's never been a Superman movie before, but at the same time respecting the canon and mythology,” director Zack Snyder tells The Post in an exclusive interview.
We’re continuing on with our weeklong preview of the upcoming 85th Academy Awards, and after running down both acting categories it’s time to take look at some of the other races. Today we’ll be looking at the Best Animated Feature, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Original Screenplay categories in depth, and I’ll also make some way-too-early quick picks in the technical categories. The fun begins after the jump.
Every day, we're bombarded with advertising. Billboards. TV. Internet. Flyers. Cereal. Shoes. Advertising comes in every form and flavor, and it's impossible to get away from.
Andrea Mulle: "Leveraging the individual strengths of multiple storytelling platforms, transmedia builds a storyworld meant to engage and involve its audience and delivers an informative, entertaining experience" ...
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part 2 should be required viewing for all government officials, particularly Barack Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu.
It establishes that the only way to win a war is not to fight it in the first place. Even the winners lose when wars are fought.
This concluding chapter of the Twilight Saga may remind some of Mathew Broderick's 1983 movie, Wargames. Who could forget the NORAD computer running through all possible scenarios of the game of "Global Thermalnuclear War" with the Soviet Union and then announcing that, " the only winning move is NOT TO PLAY?" This movie teaches a similar lesson.
Rodrigo Pietro calls (Immersed in Movies: Talking 'Argo' with Cinematographer Pietro http://t.co/nOHV3a2N...)...
"Rodrigo Prieto calls "Argo" a "visual tapestry." That's because the bizarre fact-based espionage thriller and best picture Oscar front runner required the cinematographer to craftily piece together various looks to pull off the creative hodgepodge of styles, genres, and locales.
But given that "Argo" is about a covert CIA mission to rescue six Americans trapped in Iran after the 1979 takeover of the U.S. Embassy (posing as a Hollywood crew, no less), Prieto's method was almost as wacky as the goings-on in Ben Affleck's movie. It wasn't just life imitating art: it was art imitating life imitating art."
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