Étiquette : 3D

Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « Caleb » by Amanda Mesaikos & Susanne Aichele To contend with the bullies at school, 9-year-old Caleb decides to 3D print himself. Back home there’s confusion, discord and reshuffled schedules…But maybe this is just what his family needs? With humor at its heart, CALEB is a fundamentally human story about family dynamics and the inevitability of moral dilemmas in the face of advancing technology. Amanda Mesaikos & Susanne Aichele www.randomcatpictures.com www.imdb.com/title/tt4759544 DUST: Binge-watchable Sci-fi DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh In the canon of popular black musicians who have written songs about space, there are none who shook up the mainstream nearly as much as Jimi Hendrix. Like Sun Ra before him, Hendrix wrote songs about interstellar travel, even including alien characters in songs like “Up From The Skies” and “Third Stone From The Sun”, which was inspired by George R Stewart’s post-apocalyptic science fiction novel, Earth Abides. But Hendrix wouldn’t be able to bring his message to the masses until…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « 43,000 Feet » by Campbell Hooper When statistician John Wilkins is sucked out of a plane at 43000 feet, he calculates that he has exactly 3 minutes and 48 seconds before he hits the ground. DUST: Binge-watchable Sci-fi DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration, technology, and human experience are all a part…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « The Bug » by Factory Fifteen Set in a landscape which combines London’s brutalist architecture with CG-generated skyscrapers, the new short film by Factory Fifteen for The Bug’s Function / Void sees the daily, monotonous routine of its protagonist suddenly and inexplicably start to crumble. A collaboration with digital studio and production company Nexus, the new video, was created for two tracks off The Bug’s album, album Angels & Devils (out now on Ninja Tune) and was produced in conjunction with The…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « James » by Kyle McCauley A recently disabled 11-year-old boy constructs a fantasy world around his affliction to defeat his tormentors at school and heal his fractured family before they separate permanently. More info about the director and the short: http://www.kylemccauley.com/James-Making-Of https://www.facebook.com/JamesTheMovie/ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4287232/?ref_=nm_flmg_d%25C2%25ADr_1 DUST: Binge-watchable Sci-fi DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration,…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « In the Pines » by Zeek Earl & Chris Caldwell Simultaneously an exploration of nature and psyche, « In the Pines » documents a young woman’s hunt for extraterrestrial meaning. DUST: Binge-watchable Sci-fi DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration, technology, and human experience are all a part of DUST. Explore, subscribe and follow for…

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In episode three of DUST’s Afrofuturism series, George Clinton and the almighty Mothership emerge from a cloud of green gas to funk up the universe and expand the mythology of the philosophical and artistic lens that would later come to be known as Afrofuturism. From getting funky in front of a massive crowd on the moon to breaking bread with Jimi Hendrix and Sun Ra, George Clinton’s ultra funky contributions to the galaxy only serve to reinforce the idea that all motherships are connected. Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts…

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