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The Promised Land: Part 4

Posted In | Blog Categories: Political, Global Perspective, Economic, Culture | Site Categories: Education and Training, Places
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There is a bright side. The West Bank is evolving, Ramallah is booming economically. Unexpectedly, in a middle of the West Bank a new development named Rawabi is sprouting in the mountainous land, out from the sand. This newest undertaking, clearly with some, even if only a silent approval of Israel, is special not only because it is design to bring a sense of stability, hope and prosperity to the Palestinians but also because of the green approach utilized in its current construction. Thus, as the mountains are being torn to make room for the city, the material excavated from them is recycled into the building blocks from which the structures are erected. Nothing, so it was explained to me, is being lost in the process by which one organic matter of the long past is being inverted into another, one of the future.

I like to put on women's clothing

Posted In | Blog Categories: Chew On This | Site Categories: Short Films

I've dropped many a log whilst watching and not watching (mostly not watching) NFB films about lumberjacks.

KNIT ME A FILM DAMNIT!

My mom and animator Phil Hunt like wool. You will too. I think I do.

SCREENWRITER’S MUST-READ BOOK LIST

Posted In | Blog Categories: Writing Tech | Site Categories: Books, Business, Cartoons, CG, Education and Training, Films, Television, Writing
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You don’t need to go to film school and pay thousands of dollars for screenwriting classes. All you need to do is some reading. Let me tell you which books I found to be the most helpful...

VIEW Conference Announces Cash Prizes for 2013 Contest Winners

Posted In | Blog Categories: VIEW Conference, Event Preview, Conferences | Site Categories: 3D, Awards, CG, Events, Films, Short Films, Technology, Visual Effects
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Italy’s largest computer graphics conference is now ready to accept applications for entries in four contests: VIEW AWARD, VIEW SOCIAL CONTEST, VIEW AWARD GAME, and ITALIANMIX.

A sweet little piece of Montreal

Posted In | Blog Categories: Chew On This | Site Categories: Films
Nifty ode to Montreal from animator, Sebastian Laudenbach.

Sunbeams, Signe, and Happy Depression

Posted In | Blog Categories: Chew On This | Site Categories: Films
My friend, Bob Archer says that depression makes him laugh so hard he gets an erection. Reminds of Steve Martin's sneeze-gasms in Lonely Guy.

Denial Meet Acceptance

Posted In | Blog Categories: Career Advice | Site Categories: Jobs & Recruiting
Denial is a mask, a shroud, a garment we wear when nothing else seems to fit.  It’s what keeps us in place, holding on long after we forgot why we were holding on in the first place. Denial represents protection against the unknown. What we fail to recognize is that denial is just another form of perception.  It forces us to face our fears hoping to garner some control over any loss we are all destined to face.

575 Wandsworth Road by Lizzie Oxby

Posted In | Blog Categories: Chew On This | Site Categories: Short Films
Check out this little piece of awesomeness from UK animator, Lizzie Oxby. I think she went to RCA once. Might have shown on her films in ottawa. That's not important right now 

The Smallest Movie Ever Made!

Posted In | Blog Categories: Chew On This | Site Categories: Stop-Motion

IBM says it has made the tiniest stop-motion movie ever — a one-minute video of individual atoms repeatedly rearranged to show a boy dancing, throwing a ball and bouncing on a trampoline.

 

A Boy and His Atom