Autor: Karl Ranseier

Flatland Sound Studio – Wave Arp by King Deluxe


Animation by Andres Restrepo
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Music by Flatland Sound Studio
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„Wave Arp“ appears on ‚Ocean Radio Planet’…
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Practicing Orion Spacecraft Recovery After Splashdown

Practicing Orion Spacecraft Recovery After Splashdown A group of U.S. Navy divers, Air Force pararescuemen and Coast Guard rescue swimmers practice Orion underway recovery techniques in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory at NASA’s Johnson Space Center to prepare for the first test flight of an uncrewed Orion spacecraft with the agency’s Space Launch System rocket during Exploration Mission (EM-1). via NASA http://ift.tt/2cZqSuR

Planet Unknown by Shawn Wang


At the end of 21st century, mankind were facing global resource depletion. Space Rovers were sent out to find potential inhabitable planets.

Credits:
Written & Directed by – Shawn Wang
Modelling, Texturing, Animation, Compositing & Editing – Shawn Wang
Music & Sound Design by – Echoic Audio
Composer – Sam Foster
Sound Design by – Tom Gilbert & David Johnston
Special Thanks to – Evolutions
Re-recording Mixer – Will Norie
Faculty Producer – Xinyuan Huang
Faculty Adviser – Yucheng Huang
Special Thanks to System Advisers – Horizon Bian / Sicong Wang / Jiawei Cao

Festivals:
01. Burbank International Film Festival – Best Animated Short
02. Korea Independent Animation Festival – Official Selection
03. Imaginaria Film Festival – Official Selection
04. LA Shorts Fest – Official Selection
05. Oaxaca Film Festival – Official Selection
06, Los Angeles CineFest – Official Selection
07. Lisbon International Film Festival – Official Selection
08. China Animation & Comic Competition Golden Dragon Award – Official Selection

Links:
Official Website: http://ift.tt/1QnSMAv
Facebook Page: http://ift.tt/2ddwN59
IMDb: http://ift.tt/2ddwSWs

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I had been working full time on Planet Unknown from July 2015 to June 2016. It was a passion project as well as my graduation thesis film at Communication University of China. This 11-month journey was very challenging, but it was a perfect learning opportunity as well.

The idea started back in 2014 when Interstellar was released. I was deeply impressed by the movie and was inspired by the two robots TARS and CASE. The idea of intellectual robots exploring space developed from there.

Other inspirations include Pixar movies like WALL-E and Toy Story, as well as CHAPPiE, NASA documentaries about Mars Rover Curiosity, and short films by individuals like Alex Roman’s The Third & The Seventh, Richard Mans’ Abiogenesis, Erik Wernquist’s Wanderers, Alf Lovvold’s Dawn of the Stuff, and so many more.

Echoic Audio, one of the UK’s leading music & sound design studios, joined this adventure with epic cinematic score and detailed sound design which catapulted the film to a new level that I had never imagined.

This project pushed me to do what I never thought I could do. However, it also keeps punching me in the face and shows me how limited my skills are. There are still tons of problems in the making that I can’t figure out even now.

Thanks to everyone for the support along the way. The new adventure begins…
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TASHI AND THE MONK by Pilgrim Films


Directed by Andrew Hinton & Johnny Burke.

For more information about the film or how to connect with the community please visit http://ift.tt/2cFGhkj

Emmy nominated 2016
Best Short Award, International Documentary Association, 2014
Pare Lorentz Award, International Documentary Association, 2014
Indomitable Spirit Award Mountainfilm in Telluride 2014
Moving Mountains Award Mountainfilm in Telluride 2014
Best Film on Mountain Culture Banff Mountain Film Festival 2014

On a remote mountaintop a brave social experiment is taking place.

Committed to raising children with love and compassion, former Buddhist monk Lobsang Phuntsok attempts to heal his own childhood abandonment by adopting 85 unwanted children and growing them as a family at Jhamtse Ghatsal, a remote children’s community in the foothills of the Himalayas.

The film follows Jhamtse’s newest arrival, a wild and troubled 5-year-old girl named Tashi, as she learns what love is and how it can help her to heal.

One Billion Base Pairs Sequenced on the Space Station

One Billion Base Pairs Sequenced on the Space Station NASA astronaut Kate Rubins checks a sample for air bubbles prior to loading it in the biomolecule sequencer. When Rubins’ expedition began, zero base pairs of DNA had been sequenced in space. Within just a few weeks, she and the Biomolecule Sequencer team had sequenced their one billionth base of DNA aboard the orbiting laboratory. via NASA http://ift.tt/2cRwlW4