Filmmaker Kevin Margo’s work in progress teaser for Construct – an upcoming sci-fi short which aims to showcase a revolutionary new CGI/motion capture process.
Also well worth a look is Margo’s critically acclaimed 2012 sci-fi short Grounded.
MORE: Robot Film “Construct” Could Change Everything You Know About CGI ( Creators Project)
Staying grounded with The Art Of Maniliness.
Previously: Unzipping Oneself
[President of the Irish Medical Organisation, Dr Matthew Sadlier at the IMO conference
this morning]
IMO President says failure to issue guidelines on Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act is a “disgrace”. Calls for urgent publication.
— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) April 25, 2014
Really?
Still no guidelines?
The Irish Medical Organisation’s annual conference in Carton House, Kildare started yesterday and will finish tomorrow.
Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland
Milan-based street artist Fra.Biancoshock’s thought-provoking and satirical ‘ephemeralist urban interventions’.
Just spoke to first-time buyer who was asked by her bank’s mortgage assessor:”How often do you have friends for dinner & do you have steak?”
— Mark Simpson (@BBCMarkSimpson) April 25, 2014
Mark Simpson is a BBC reporter for Dublin and Belfast.
Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland
David writes:
Screenshots taken from my Helmet Cam video, from the cycle home yesterday. They are on a stretch of the Firhouse Road, behind Shamrock Rover’s ground, in Tallaght. No two are the same.
In today’s Irish Independent.
Crikey.
Thanks Ruth Carter
Leon writes:
This driver parked on the pedestrian walking section in Dublin Zoo car park. There was loads of regular spaces and when I said it to her she told me to “f**k off, everyone will be parked there later, what’s the difference”.
Blimey.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhamfCZrRvo
David McSavage’s The Savage Eye returns for a fourth series on RTÉ Two on Monday, May 5.
Yay.
We can’t wait to meet new character Angry Emer.
Previously: ‘Irish Women Are Going A Bit Nuts At The Moment’
Thanks Melanie O’Connor
Oh dear. Latest UKIP gaffe – jobless Brit worker in this poster is actually a foreign actor, Irishman David O’Rourke. pic.twitter.com/EByNBAhcIj
— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) April 25, 2014
Sweet.