Autor: Karl Ranseier

Wanda Diaz-Merced, a blind astrophysicist from Puerto Rico, studies the universe through sound and believes it has it’s own harmony.

Rabbit (2014)
Scr N Denton/ Dir M Richards : Prod Patch Adams Productions

A vulnerable teen carries a tragic secret that will change his life forever.

Format – HD 1.85:1 // Duration – 15 mins

AWARDS
Winner – Mosaic World Film Fsetival (2015) ‚Best Narrative Film‘
Winner – San Francisco International Festival of Short Films (2014) ‚Special Recognition for Direction‘
Winner – St Kilda Film Festival (2015) ‚Best Actor – Nicholas Denton‘
Winner – FIKE International Short Film Festival (2015) Special Mention ‚Best Actor – Nicholas Denton‘
Nominated – St Kilda Film Festival (2015) ‚Best Film‘
Nominated – Australian Screen Editors Guild „Ellie“ Awards (2014) – ‚Best Editing in a Short Film‘

CREDITS
Featuring – Nicholas Denton, Emily Wheaton, Trent Heath, Arielle Thomas, Jackson Tozer, Alex Menglet
Director – Matt Richards
Writer – Nicholas Denton
Producers – Arielle Thompson & Ryan Murphy
Cinematography – Thom Neil
Sound Recording – Brian Elbl
Editor – Patrick McCabe
Sound Design – Brian Elbl
Sound Mix – Ryan Granger
Production Design – Greta Robenstone

SCREENINGS
Cannes Court Métrage – May 14-25 2014 (France)
Melbourne International Film Festival – July 31-Aug 17 2014 (Australia)
Raindance Film Festival – Sept 24-Oct 5 2014 (UK)
Oaxaca Film Fest 5 – Oct 4-11 2014 (Mexico)
San Francisco International Festival of Short Films – Oct 16-18 2014 (USA)
5th Siliguri International Short Film and Documentary Festival – Nov 15-17 2014 (India)
Flickerfest 24th International Short Film Festival – Jan 9-18 2015 (Australia)
Flickerfest on Tour / Made in Melbourne Shorts – Feb 18 2015 (Australia)
4th Ascona Film Festival – Feb 26-28 (Switzerland)
16th DC Independent Film Festival – Feb 25-March 1 2015 (USA)
32nd St Kilda Film Festival – May 21-30 2015 (Australia)
13th FIKE International Short Film Festival – June 9-13 2015 (Portugal)
2015 Mosaic World Film Festival – Aug 7-9 2015 (USA)
Down Under Berlin – Australian Film Festival – September 16-20 2015 (Germany)
No Gloss Leeds Independent Film Festival – October 11-12 2015 (UK)
Liverpool Lift-Off Film Festival – March 5 2016 (UK)
Short Cuts Short Film Festival – June 3 2016 (Australia)
Landscape Film Festival – June 17 2016 (Spain)
Bueu International Short Film Festival – Sept 10-17 2016 (Spain)

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Vladimir Nabokov is best known for his literary masterpiece Lolita, but next to writing, his great passion was the study of moths and butterflies. Curatorial Assistant Suzanne Rab Green tells the story of the author’s first road trip across the U.S., where he drew inspiration and collected specimens along the way.

For a timeline of Nabokov’s 1941 trip, including butterflies and vintage postcards from the route, visit our episode website: http://ift.tt/2vMR9cR.

For Shelf Life’s Season 2, pack your bags for adventure. Explore fantastic stories from more than a century of expeditions that helped build the Museum’s 33 million specimens and artifacts—and find out what scientists are still uncovering about them today.

For more, visit our series website: http://ift.tt/1wDoZdL

VR/360 DIRECTOR: Jason Drakeford
PRODUCER: Erin Chapman
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Eugenia Levenson

Vladimir Nabokov is best known for his literary masterpiece Lolita, but next to writing, his great passion was the study of moths and butterflies. Curatorial Assistant Suzanne Rab Green tells the story of the author’s first road trip across the U.S., where he drew inspiration and collected specimens along the way.

For a timeline of Nabokov’s 1941 trip, including butterflies and vintage postcards from the route, visit our episode website: http://ift.tt/2vWvFLk.

For Shelf Life’s Season 2, pack your bags for adventure. Explore fantastic stories from more than a century of expeditions that helped build the Museum’s 33 million specimens and artifacts—and find out what scientists are still uncovering about them today.

For more, visit our series website: amnh.org/ShelfLife

Gummy Gas Crisis tells the story of a space gasman, Ed, who must overcome various obstacles in order to save his hometown. In this adventure, the mayor of the city asks Ed to fix a gas leak caused by an enemy. The enemy, a virus called Lord Gasideous, wants to dominate everyone by spreading his gas all over the city. Will he be able to save them all?
DIRECTED BY
Rodrigo Díaz
ART DIRECTION
Andrés De Mula
SCRIPT
Rodrigo Díaz
Andrés De Mula
CHARACTER DESIGN
Rodrigo Díaz
BACKGROUND DESIGN
Rodrigo Díaz
Andrés De Mula
3D ANIMATION
Rodrigo Díaz
Terry Chocolaad
RIGGING
Terry Chocolaad
Andrés De Mula
3D MODELING
Tim Mc Clane
Andrés De Mula
Mario Mendoza
2D ANIMATION
Memé Candia
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Andrés De Mula
COMPOSITING
Rodrigo Díaz
Andrés De Mula
ORIGINAL MUSIC & SOUND DESIGN
Andrés Grosso
Carlos Del Río
Swingstudio.audio
ENGLISH SUBTITLES
Leticia López
BLIRP.TV
2017

„We tend to imagine that we can only become addicted to a few sorts of things. But real addiction is about using something, anything, to keep our real emotions, fears and hopes at bay. There are many more addicts among us than we think.“ – Alain De Botton

An animation produced in collaboration with The School of Life.
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Credits:
Written and narrated by Alain De Botton
Directed, designed and animated by Yan Dan Wong
Additional colouring in by Ying Ying Tey

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Colorscope is a series on CNN that explores our perception of color and its use across cultures, one shade at a time. Inspired by our love for The Purple One we chose the last color on the spectrum, a marriage of opposites, a mixture between the hottest color and the coldest.

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Directed by Taz Tron Delix, the chaotic movie sees Strangelove combine the anguish that comes from living in a big city, with the uncertainty that pursuing someone you love can generate. The result – a myriad of bewildering images – leaves you breathless.“After a month of micro-dosing LSD we began formulating ideas for the visual aesthetic of Lonely Souls in a pub in Bethnal Green,“ the group told Dummy over email. „We wanted to convey the dizzying turmoil of modern romance and set it against the alienating experience of living in London (or any major city). The result lies somewhere between a bad trip and a feverish hallucination.“

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