A short student film inspired by the Arthur C. Clarke novel. Directed and animated by Aaron Ross, Tisch School of the Arts, NYU in 2001.
Best Animation, Marin County Film Festival, 2003
Best Anima...
A short student film inspired by the Arthur C. Clarke novel. Directed and animated by Aaron Ross, Tisch School of the Arts, NYU in 2001. Best Animation, Marin County Film Festival, 2003 Best Animation, NYU First Run Film Festival, 2003 http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0388369
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Thank you very much! Good work. I have only one suggestion: use Jean Michel Jarre's music. Arthur Clarke himself said that JMJ's music inspire him to crete "2010: A Space Odissey". I think it was e great link between A.C. Clarkes novels and JMJ's music. I read all stories from Clarke and all under JMJ's music. It is fantastic!!!
@JARREmenoid are you sure about the Clarke-Jarre thing? Jarre irst album was in 1969, Clarke's novel came out in 1968...maybe you mean Kubrick and The movie?
a stunning technical achievement for a student film, but even in 3 minutes they made so many fuckups it is equally stunning. I could list them but it's not like you are going to learn anything.
if they need a youtube comment to learn about all their technical and canonical inaccuracies then they are truly fucked. In that case my constructive criticism is to jam that cylinder up their collective asses. but hey, they moved on to bigger and better things so bully for them.
The one big mistake was that they had such strong "gravity" in the video. According to the book in the center, where the dock was, they had virtually no gravity. only as you descended from the center to the outer edges of Rama did you start having any real downward force. They should've been basically weightless. So the way the flare fell wasn't realistic either.
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Good work.
I have only one suggestion: use Jean Michel Jarre's music. Arthur Clarke himself said that JMJ's music inspire him to crete "2010: A Space Odissey". I think it was e great link between A.C. Clarkes novels and JMJ's music. I read all stories from Clarke and all under JMJ's music. It is fantastic!!!
Where did you get your music from?