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MIAF 2014 is launching call for submissions. (17 Jan. Deadline for Melbourne @animationfest to submit #animation #festivals http://t.co/n2GOGUykIl) 
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As 2013 demonstrated, it's not enough now for your movie to have a trailer -- or, as tends to be the norm these days, somewhere between one and three trailers, depending on just how big a release it's intended to be.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
As 2013 demonstrated, it's not enough now for your movie to have a trailer -- or, as tends to be the norm these days, somewhere between one and three trailers, depending on just how big a release it's intended to be. These days, even the trailers need trailers -- Click to see more.
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Today’s photography (and photographic art since some of them are slightly photoshoped ) is coming to us by the photographers Michel Rajkovic , Julie de Waroquier, Mikko Lagerstedt and Michal Giedrojc! Via Spyros Thalassinos, Tiaan Jonker
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Today’s photography (and photographic art since some of them are slightly photoshoped ) is coming to us by the photographers Michel Rajkovic , Julie de Waroquier, Mikko Lagerstedt and Michal Giedrojc! They may make you dream, or feel lonely but either way definitely amazed! Lets enjoy them!
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These photographs will help you find your mental resting places in our overstimulated world. Via Tiaan Jonker
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Kilian Schönberger, a color blind photographer from Germany, told Business Insider that that's what he wants to capture in his pictures: Mental resting places for our overstimulated world. Schönberger creates amazing pictures of tranquil environments all over the world and gazing at his photography will make you want to take a hiatus from technology and move to the forest.
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Here we are Week 52, the final 2013 Photo Challenge. As you all should know by now the 2014 Photo Challenge will be bigger, better, more challenging and especially more fun! I invite you all to rea...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Here we are Week 52, the final 2013 Photo Challenge. As you all should know by now the 2014 Photo Challenge will be bigger, better, more challenging and especially more fun! I invite you all to read Trevor’s post for the upcoming 2014 Photo Challenge. Click to read more.
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This amazing artwork is thanked multiple layers of glass. Canadian David Spriggs and Chinese born Xia Xiaowan created this amazing masterpiece, we are sharing with you here. When the pieces are combined, they create this hologram like effect.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
This amazing artwork is thanked multiple layers of glass. Canadian David Spriggs and Chinese born Xia Xiaowan created this amazing masterpiece, we are sharing with you here. When the pieces are combined, they create this hologram like effect. Click to watch more.
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A globaldemocracy.com idea - Disclaimers for airbrushing models Time-lapse video shows the radical effect of photoshop on model's body - AMAZING! The clip, c...
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A globaldemocracy.com idea - Disclaimers for airbrushing models
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http://www.reallusion.com/ContentStore/CTA/Pack/Perform_Learning_Kit/default.aspx The Perform Learning Kit not only augments your motion assets, but shows yo...
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The LomoKino is a nifty moviemaker that lets you recreate the most memorable moments of your life scene after scene. With stills you freeze a moment in time; with 35mm movies, you can live in that analogue moment over and over again.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
The LomoKino is a nifty moviemaker that lets you recreate the most memorable moments of your life scene after scene. With stills you freeze a moment in time; with 35mm movies, you can live in that analogue moment over and over again. The LomoKino has inspired the filmmaker in many Lomographers, prompting them to create glorious analogue movies.
"Grab a tub of popcorn and fill up your soda cup. We are honored to present the most popular LomoKino movies for 2013!"
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Opening February 14, you finally have a reason to look forward to Valentine's Day.
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Vampire Academy is the brainchild of the two brothers—a screenwriter and a director—behind cult classics like Freaky Friday,Heathers, and Mean Girls, the kind of movies people obsess over forever and ever thanks to their unforgettable quoteability and totally on-point portrayals of teens. Click to Watch the trailer.
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Two leading computer scientists work toward their goal of Technological Singularity, as a radical anti-technology organization fights to prevent them from creating a world where computers can transcend the abilities of the human brain.
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Will the next golden age of animation be on the internet?
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The man who produced the popular online series on YouTube's Cartoon Hangover is 62-year-old Fred Seibert, who is responsible for some of the most successful animated TV shows of the 1990s. Click to See what its all about.
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Newsday
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Legos, wormholes, new superheroes and old musicals are on the movie schedule for 2014, which so far looks like a fairly entertaining grabbag. Sequels run the gamut from "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" to "Dumb and Dumber To," while a genre that seemed long dead -- think robes and sandals -- is suddenly very much alive. And speaking of throwbacks, 2014 may mark the first time in years that folks actually go to a theater to watch pornography. Here's a sample of what's ahead. Click to see the list.
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Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
If television is the brash younger sibling of cinema, then online web series are its screaming newborn grandchildren. As it's a medium still very much in its infancy, a whole host of questions remain unanswered. How long should an episode be? How do you keep fickle viewers coming back for more? Will they ever make any money? Until those answers are found, online filmmakers will continue to explore the possibilities of the nascent form, occasionally with wonderful results. Here are the best examples from 2013. Click to see more.
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight,
December 28, 2013 12:43 AM
James Rawson: "From surreal sci-fi invasion comedy The Power Inside to hard-hitting death row documentary One for Ten, it has been an eclectic but wonderful year for web TV series" ... 
Web-On!'s curator insight,
January 4, 2014 3:13 PM
Las series han dejado de ser parte exclusiva de la televisión. En plena revolución transmedia, conoce cuales han sido las mejores web series en inglés de 2013. [Artículo en inglés]
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Paste Magazine (blog)
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"2013 was a great, if intensely unusual, year for film performances. For our #1 and #3 performers, it was each actor’s first time playing the lead in a major film. For the two actors that share our #2 spot, it was their third time each just playing these two characters. Our #4 and #5 actors appear in supporting roles, an unusually high placement for that category of performance. Our #7 actor talks mostly to a computer, and our #6 actor says virtually nothing at all. Here are our favorite performances from a year to remember." Click to read more.
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New books about 'Adventure Time,' Mary Blair, Alex Toth, Disney Golden Books, Pixar, and DreamWorks will be published in 2014.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
You’re probably still browsing through all the coffeetable art books you received for the holidays this year, but it’s never too early to start planning for next year’s animation-related tomes. We examined publishers’ catalogs and have identified some animation titles that you’ll want to check out in 2014. Not all of next year’s books have been announced yet, but the eleven books below should provide plenty of artistic inspiration and informative reading for animation enthusiasts. click to read more.
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If you had the power to choose to make a film in any time or place in the Universe – when or where would you choose? Another planet or perhaps another time or reality on Earth? Filmmakers, Animators and ...
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If you had the power to choose to make a film in any time or place in the Universe – when or where would you choose? Another planet or perhaps another time or reality on Earth? Filmmakers, Animators and Machinimographers’ will have 30 days in November, to write, shoot, edit, produce and upload their creative masterpieces. Click to Watch first and second place here and read the full story.
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Your smartphone is a minor miracle, a pocket-sized computer that can fulfill almost every whim. But none of its superpowers matter a bit if it runs out of juice.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
With removable batteries becoming more and more rare, you've got to take good care of the one you got. Fortunately, it's not to hard keep the lithium-ion powering your everything machine happy if you follow a few simple rules. Click to know more.
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ABC News
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Christmas is a day for family bonding, presents, eggnog -- and for many, a trip to the movies. Christmas Day is one of the busiest days for movie theaters, and this year, there are plenty of great movies to see. Which one is right for you and the ones you love? Click to read more.
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We compiled a list of the greatest photos of 2013, taking into account cultural significance, news value and overall aesthetics. Via Tiaan Jonker
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
While there were several notable events that dominated the airwaves in 2013, photographers around the globe captured many beautiful and newsworthy photos that not only informed us, but also inspired us. Click to see them.
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One of the beautiful things about jewelry is that it can be plain and simple or insanely detailed. These rings by designer Sevan Bicakci fall into the latter category. The large faceted domes on the rings conceal miniature cities. Via Asil
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One of the beautiful things about jewelry is that it can be plain and simple or insanely detailed. These rings by designer Sevan Bicakci fall into the latter category. The large faceted domes on the rings conceal miniature cities. Seriously. It’s like something right out of a fantasy novel.
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The New Experience By Watching The Amazing Spider-Man 2 in IMAX 3D After the success of the first The Amazing Spider-man movie, the sequel of The Amazing Spider-man 2 is due to be released interna...
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The New Experience By Watching The Amazing Spider-Man 2 in IMAX 3D Click to read more.
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One of the most prestigious Photography Contest is by far the National Geographic Photo Contest. This year it again delivers amazing shots in all kinds of categ Via Tiaan Jonker
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One of the most prestigious Photography Contest is by far the National Geographic Photo Contest. This year it again delivers amazing shots in all kinds of categories and varieties. Take a look at the 2013 winners chosen from 7,000 images submitted by photographers from over 150 countries. Click to watch the awesome works.
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Nice tutorial :-)
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Review: "Towanoquon" - A Fascinating and Successful Experiment Toon Zone Towanoquon DVD Box Art Towanoquon is another entry in a increasingly popular trend in Japanese animation: take what would be a 12-13 episode anime series and turn it into six...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Towanoquon is another entry in a increasingly popular trend in Japanese animation: take what would be a 12-13 episode anime series and turn it into six short theatrical films (45-50 minutes in length) released every month or so. The music gets a budget boost, the backgrounds get more detail, better-known voice actors are cast, and more in-betweens are put into the animation to justify the theatrical release. Click to read more.
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The Melbourne International Animation Festival (MIAF) will take place from 19 June to 29 June 2014 in Melbourne, Australia.
It usually screens around 400-450 films each year in competitive, panorama, student, curated and retrospective programs.