https://vimeo.com/243128756
Freestyle MTB rider Matt Jones showcases his best moves in a partially rotoscoped video (imagining the thoughts going through his head as he perfects each trick).
https://vimeo.com/243128756
Freestyle MTB rider Matt Jones showcases his best moves in a partially rotoscoped video (imagining the thoughts going through his head as he perfects each trick).
A darkly comic stop-frame short by Leuan Lewis and George Warren about a lonely Inuit struggling to survice after an oil tanker disaster of the Alaskan coast kills all the wildlife.
A short by Emily Downe based on an interview with a professor in artificial intelligence that explores the notion that the human brain tends to anthropomorphise even the most rudimentary forms, and how – in the modern age – we might end up doing exactly the same thing to machines. To wit:
What does it mean to be conscious in a world that is becoming increasingly artificially intelligent? Can machines really see?
Another fascinating animation from German educational design studio Kurzgesagt. In this instalment, the Complement System. To wit:
An army of millions and trillions of tiny bombs, which work together in a complex and elegant dance to stop intruders in your body.
Previously: Electromagnetic Pollution
‘Freequences’ – another cakey zoetrope experience from the master of animated confectionary Alexandre Dubosc.
Careful – it might repeat on you.
Previously: Nomnomnomotrope
A lighthearted video tutorial by Imaginary Ambition in which, with the right kit and a few tips, you too can be better, stronger, faster – just like those crazy French robo-scamps.
A completely hand-made stop-motion short by Ri Crawford (narrated by Tom Waits) about a time when the moon was close enough to reach by ladder.
As that great era draws to a close, Captain Millipede and his crew set off to gather sweet, sweet moon milk from the craters one last time.
An impressive and twisted Royal College Of Art graduation short by Laura Jayne, apparently based on her own experience, but not literally. You’ll see.
To wit: two drunk friends accidentally stumble upon a crime scene.