Photographer Mayeul Akpovi visited Paris and during his trip he took numerous photos and video footage, which he eventually compiled into a time-lapse, stop motion behemoth named Paris In Motion. The choice to set the whole thing to a Massive Attack song makes it feel like some bad shit is going to happen to the city. Like a zombie attack or a Kanye West and Jay-Z video. [via laughingsquid]
July 31, 2012
Paris In Motion
July 12, 2012
What is Charlie Kaufman’s ‘Anomalisa’?
Charlie Kaufman is the mad-genius writer behind Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and more.
His latest project, Anomalisa, is a 40-minute stop-motion animated film about “a man crippled by the mundanity of his life.” Now, that would be interesting in and of itself, but where this really becomes fascinating is that Kaufman is using Kickstarter to fund his new movie ($20 gets you a digital download, $100 gets you a bevy of goodies plus your name listed in the official credits, for example) and he’s partnering with Starburns Industries to produce it.
What is Starburns Industries? Glad you asked. If anyone is a fan of Community then you know immediately that Starburns was the name of the character played by Dino Stamatopoulos. Anyway, Dan Harmon, the mad genius behind the Internet’s beloved sitcom is executive producing Charlie Kaufman’s animated movie.
While the movie is described as being about a man crippled by the mundanity of his life, you know with Kaufman and Harmon’s fingerprints on this, the movie will be anything but. This might be the most exciting thing I come across today.
March 8, 2012
Fresh Guacamole
Adam “PES” Pesapane makes some guacamole the only way he knows how to. The short is part of Showtime’s Short Story effort — which also includes a new short by acclaimed animated Bill Plympton. [via HighDefinite]
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