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Our world in 2 minutes
(8) | 11/09/2012 | Translate: A nice collage of images about the history of the world, synchronized with the song ' Mind Heist "by Zack Hemsey from Inception movie
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The tragic story of two volcanologists Katia and Maurice Kraft was two volcanologists French, famous for taking incredible images of volcanoes. This meant we often had to approach dangerously close to their subject, too close as it turned. An excerpt from the film "Into the Inferno" of Werner Herzog.- An original video game that brings photographs to life The programmer Matt Stark presents his idea for an original videogame. It has called "Polaroid Effect", the old instant cameras. The mechanics of the game allows the player to draw a picture of the environment using a camera, and then to place the image in the world as a piece of interactive environment - changing the world around him in a surreal photo collage. The Stark originally published the idea in November 2019, but it was not at an advanced stage. The recent development of the idea has come far enough and has become quite popular on the internet.
- Ross MacDonald: The paper master in films and television Ross MacDonald's job is to build ... paper. The last 25 years has created tens of thousands of paper props for movies and TV. From handwritten letters to driving licenses, Each piece is crafted with detail and hides behind a story.
- Recreating the story The Vugar Efendi made a montage, putting side by side various film clips inspired by real events, the actual images files. The films in turn: Catch Me If You Can, The Damned United, Jackie, JFK, Selma, Man on the Moon, The Doors, The Fighter, The Theory of Everything, Loving και Into the Wild.
- Mr Hublot: The animation that won an Oscar The Mr. Hublot is a film of Laurent Witz and Alexandre Espigares, which won the 2014 Oscar for best short film animation. It lasts 11 minutes and tells the story of Mr Hublot, a man who hates change and the outside world. His encounter with a dog-robot will disturb the habits and lives of.
- Hans Zimmer: Time The chillingly lovely orchestral piece "Time" by composer Hans Zimmer, Live from the premiere of the film Inception. If you have seen the movie definitely will remember.
- The ancient library of Tibet The Sakya Monastery in Tibet has one of the largest libraries in the world. Contains 84.000 manuscripts, including more than 1.000 years of human history. It is 60 meters long and 10 meters high. Only about 5% of the library's manuscripts are said to have been translated.
- A 1970's tank simulator This simulator from the 1970s uses a miniature world to simulate the driver's perspective, and was intended for training soldiers in chariot driving.
At that time, the simulator was controlled by a bulky 1970s computer, but the museum was unable to put the parts together and rebuild this piece when they rebuilt the device. So now the emulator is controlled by a Raspberry Pi. The tank's tiny portholes are connected to a camera mounted on a miniature model. The camera is moved by a robotic arm based on the movements the user makes in the simulator.
- Smart orcas hunt In Antarctica, a group of killer whales uses clever tactics to hunt a seal on a block of ice. Only about 100 killer whales in the world use this remarkable technique. Excerpt from the documentary "Frozen Planet II" by BBC.
- School for drummers in China Perfectly synchronized, young students at a drum school in China play a Chinese version of the song "Brother Louie" of Modern Talking.
- What happens in a moment in space When we look up at night, the universe seems very quiet. But this view is just an illusion. In fact, millions of catastrophic events are happening at any given time in this distant world. This short film explains how much is happening at any given moment in our vast universe.
- Painting with a typewriter The Indian artist A C Gurumurthy, uses a typewriter to create images of celebrities, animals and parts of the world he loves, for more than 50 years.
- The apple puzzle An apple is cut into small pieces, like those of an image puzzle.
- The smallest cinema in the world A small cinema is hidden in an alley of San Francisco, and plays a constant flow of small mute movies behind one eye. The Miniature Cinema is a work by Laurie O'Brien, and was created in 2013.
- A giant puzzle with 42.000 pieces Ο Andre F. completed the largest puzzle in the world, which consists of 42.000 pieces and measures 7.49 x 1.57 meters.
Mpaa, Αμερικάνικος Κόσμος…
Hemsey table!!!!