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Vine and Instagram have provided unique platforms for users to showcase their creative ability. While a few seconds with a cellphone camera seems very limiting as a way to share videos, users continue to astound these social networking communities with their unique and clever approaches. Click to see how it works.
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight,
September 5, 2013 1:12 AM
Taylor Casti: "Special effect Vine and Instagram videos are among the most popular within each app. Want to make one yourself? We'll teach you how." 
Dean Meyers's curator insight,
September 5, 2013 7:48 AM
Handmade stop action videos and other visual goodies in the 6-second format are becoming extremely popular and probably the greatest source of Vine's version of viral spread of content.
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Ubisoft animation director Colin Graham walks through 15 minutes of Watch Dogs' huge open world.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
04 SEP 2013
Ubisoft animation director Colin Graham walks through 15 minutes of Watch Dogs' huge open world.
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A newlywed couple cancels their honeymoon and returns to the snowy Midwest to make the funeral arrangements for their best man, who died unexpectedly after their ceremony.
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Neville D’Souza is a conceptual digital artist living and working in India. Currently he works as a senior graphics artist at Jump Games Pvt. Ltd. in Pune. Let’s take a look at 20 quality artworks handpicked from his portfolio. Enjoy! Click to watch the pictures.
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9 Vital Questions to Ask Before Destroying a City in Your Movie
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Everybody loves blowing up major cities in widescreen action movies. Wholesale municipal destruction looks great in 3-D and even better in IMAX, and every movie needs those "trailer moments" regardless of story or plot. But are are nine questions we wish film-makers would ask before destroying another city. Click for full story.
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Not-So-Scary Movie: Hell Baby is Horrifically Unfunny
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The plot is passable: A yuppie couple moves into a “bad” neighborhood in Louisiana, and, before long, strange things start happening. Old women appear naked in the shower, apparently unaware that the Overlook Hotel had a bathtub. Neighbor F’resnel (Mr. Key) pops up around every corner—don’t worry, he’s let himself in—while very-pregnant wife (Leslie Bibb) starts having weird cravings and communicating with ghost dogs. Before you can say “Rosemary’s twins!” she’s chopping up the bodies, at which point Vatican City sends its men in black (Mssrs. Lennon and Garant) to investigate the phenomenon with the local police (Mssrs. Huebel and Scheer).
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Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
The poet, novelist, screenwriter, playwright and games writer will find similar rhetorical devices being applied in different ways.
What sort of emotions am I talking about? In his essay on emotion in film, film theorist Ed Tan speaks about the difference between what he describes as ‘artefact emotion’ and ‘fiction emotion’ (Tan). Artefact emotions are ‘non-empathetic’ and occur in response to sensory pleasures such as the appearance of the actors, costumes, scenery, and special effects.
If you are working with any kind of story telling this is very interesting reading. Click for full article.
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight,
September 4, 2013 12:40 AM
Christy Dena: "There are some books that carry you along a journey until your tears make it impossible to read. Films and television shows, too. Games evoke emotion in a similar way to non-interactive works, with some exceptions – the greatest difference being emotion facilitated through action" ...
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Street Art Goes 3D With These Massive Humanoid Sculptures
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It is interesting, but i find it a bit scaring to. What do you think?
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Cinema Blend
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The real surprise this weekend is the comedic drama Instructions Not Included, written and directed by Mexican comedic actor Eugenio Derbez, who also stars in the film. If you haven’t heard of either the film or the actor, you’re not alone. Click for full story and trailer.
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Who's the greatest movie director of all time?
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Science fiction and fantasy movies depend on amazing visuals and canny storytelling to carry you along — and certain directors are just brilliant at pulling you into their strange worlds. But who's the greatest director, living or dead, of fantastical movies?
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If you need inspiration or just want to enjoy some stunning Art click the picture to go to the most amazing gallery.
Raphael Lacoste was the Art Director at Ubisoft on such titles as Prince of Persia and Assassin’s Creed, winning a VES Award in February 2006 for his work on the “Two Thrones” cut scene from Prince of Persia. Wanting to challenge himself in the film industry, Raphael stepped away from the game industry to work as a Matte Painter and Senior Concept Artist on movies as: Terminator Salvation, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Death Race, Immortals 2011, Repo Men, Jupiter Ascending…
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BreakingNews.ie Animation Legend Hayao Miyazaki Is Retiring Cinema Blend Hayao Miyazaki, a Japanese animation giant whose name has become practically synonymous with the entire industry, is ready to hand the work down to a new generation of...
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Hayao Miyazaki, a Japanese animation giant whose name has become practically synonymous with the entire industry, is ready to hand the work down to a new generation of animators. During a press conference at the Venice Film Festival, according to The Los Angeles Times, Studio Ghibli President Koju Hoshino announced Miyaziki's retirement but declined to answer questions, saying that there would be more details at a press conference in Tokyo next week. Click for full story and video.
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It's time to kick-off another week of fabulous story-telling in Voice, brought to Second Life by the staff and volunteers at the Seanchai Library SL. As always, all times SLT, Via Annie Brightstar
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In the beginning was the word, and the word was with Rudyard Kipling. Well, it was in 1902, when his Just So tales were first published. Now regarded as some of his best known works, the stories are a set of fantastical pourquoior origin stories, which started out as little tales to amuse his eldest daughter. Check this event calandar out. From "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s" to Rudyard Kipling’s , wonderful stories -
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2013 Fall Movie Preview complete list
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The 2013 Fall Movie Preview is a broad snapshot of films opening through Nov. 1. Release dates and other details, as compiled by Oliver Gettell, are subject to change. Click to see it.
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Breathtaking Photorealistic CG Animation PetaPixel Computer-generated animation has come a long way in recent years and has made films more and more realistic, from the photographic-technique effects in Pixar's WALL-E, to the stunning landscapes in...
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The video is actually going viral, with over 200,000 views in the past two days. If you don’t believe it was CG, check out the following video, which is similar to a “behind-the-scenes” look into how some of the scenes were created. Click to watch both,
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The immense popularity and buzz around The Amazing Spider-Man 2 movie would naturally mean the the super hero movie would be followed up with another one of the
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The immense popularity and buzz around The Amazing Spider-Man 2 movie would naturally mean the the super hero movie would be followed up with another one of the renowned webslinging Spidey, and The Amazing Spider Man 2, directed by Marc Webb is set to be released in 2D and 3D in May of 2014. Click for full story
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Ever wonder what’s hip and happening in Canadian animation these days? I thought so. I found out and explained in a piece for Toronto Film Scene. Check it out.
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It’s a true point that the Canadian film industry can’t support the production of big-budget features, a common complaint from Canadian film makers of all stripes. But how can the animation community support the production of completely independent features, especially in a genre that is so time-consuming and labor intensive? Click for full story.
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BlenderでＣＧを始め約半年の成果です。 It is the result of six months starting the CG in Blender.
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It is the result of six months starting the CG in Blender.
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New York Daily News
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Nathaniel McGill and Vincent Vittorio's documentary spotlights U.S. manufacturing decline; White House home movies give fresh insight on Watergate era.
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Don't neglect audio in your video production and filmmaking projects! We've rounded up a few resources to keep your audio sounding great, from on-set through final deliverables.
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Sound production is a big part of filmmaking/video production that is often overlooked. Whether you are making films, documentaries, corporate communications or wedding videos, the following resources will help youbetter understand audio and get better results! Click -
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Where did they get this kind of Money to put in a stunt like this. ? Click for full story.
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The list of video game properties that have been able to leverage their audiences into other platforms, particularly film, is a short one. I don't know but i think this could do it. Click to read the full story.
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight,
August 31, 2013 12:20 AM
Brent Lang: "If Ubisoft's latest campaign works out, Sam Fisher's mission will no longer be confined to game consoles. But before the game maker could deploy the black-ops protagonist of its hit "Splinter Cell" videogames into other media platforms like novels, television and film, it needed the help of Starlight Runner Entertainment."
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"“Let us give some resource to the fine arts colleges of Karnataka. Let us give, for four years, the same digital tools to these students that they need if they are looking forward to joining animation companies as a professional option. If a student is learning painting, he should learn Photoshop. If she is learning sculpting, she should learn Maya modelling too. They can apply the same things to the digital world that they are learning in the traditional world concurrently. " Interesting reading. Click for full article,
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Vimeo is debuting its own take of film funding at the Toronto International Film Festival this week: Film makers whose feature-length movies premiere at the festival can get a $10,000 advance if they agree to distribute their films through Vimeo On Demand, the site’s paid streaming offering that launched at SXSW earlier this year.
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