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Gnomon School hosts Blur Studio’s presentation of The Making of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Trailer (hang in there past the first speaker—it gets good) December 31, 2008
December 30, 2008 Waltz with Bashir; a unique feature length animated vision of a man’s true experience in the Israeli Army during the 1982 Lebanon War. Absolutely worth seeing. December 29, 2008 For you list junkies, Smashing Magazine has put together their favorite 30 movie title sequences (Thanks, Brian!)
Art of the Title is hosting a gritty title sequence for Novaya Zemlya that’s full of 2.5D magic December 26, 2008
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Gobelins: Blind SpotThe students of Gobelins never fail to impress. “Blind Spot” isn’t new, but it has been nominated as a Best Student Piece for SIGGRAPH 2008. And with good reason. The technical and artistic strengths of the film’s creators all dovetail brilliantly, making for a tightly packed narrative that’s full of detail and comedic irony. “Blind Spot” was created by Johanna Bessiere, Nicolas Chauvelot, Olivier Clert, Cecile Dubois Herry, Yvon Jardel and Simon Rouby.  (No Ratings Yet)12 Comments » |
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Wow. As usual, student films from Gobelins are impressive, and have definitely raised the quality bar in the category.
Wow. Just ‘Wow’.
OMG! That’s so cruel … but clever and funny. Absolutely brilliant!
Hahahahahaha!!!
Man, this is awesome!!! Maybe my favorite film from Gobelins to date!
Hahaha!!!
That ending is GRIM!
Very GOOD work.
… Along side any Pixar short!
sick, sick ,sick .. oh my god, im going to die that was so good
saw this one at the fmx in stuttgart/germany and thought it was one of gobelins weaker productions.
don´t get me wrong: the students accomplished so much on a technical level and deserve the praise. i just think the plot was very obvious and i just can´t stand shorts “with a twist” at the end anymore.
I saw this on screen at the Mike Judge Animation Show in chicago last weekend. I think there were three other Gobelins shorts as well that played. It looked awesome on the big screen!
the story is cool, good narrative in my opinion. nice balance between meaningful thought and light-hearted humour
1 Really well done, 2 the story you cant deny even if you dont like the “twist at the end” that is really well done.
Poor old lady… A victim of sad circumstance… However one cannot deny that the twist at the end was greatly done and unexpected… Bravo!
I thought it was very well done and very funny. I showed it to my wife and she got really upset and didn’t think it was funny at all. Great job in my opinion.