BIO-FUEL Animation

Originally created by newpollution.co.uk for the sustainable development Nottingham Science Park. Story-boarded and art directed by J Norridge, animation by T Bassford

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• animation
• ec
• sustainability

[NeoSapien2]

I'm an industrial designer and bioengineer. I design algae systems. Im actually looking for someone to make videos like this for my designs. For now anyways, you could do a little shit about algae and the carbon cycle. I can send you some info in all the things algae does

[jonnyjpg]

thanks @NeoSapien2 let me know if you get to the stage where you want to employ the services of a graphic designer on a project like that. Thanks for the offer of the info... unfortunately, I don't have time at the moment to create animations out side of my paid work.

Great to hear that you working on algae systems, sounds like a great idea.

[Infinalgae]

Wood is the least sustainable biomass on the planet. it takes to long to replace what is burned and not to mention that the trees you just burned no longer exist to absorb the co2. Algae is much better consider it grows continuouslly and can be fed co2 directly.

[jonnyjpg]

@Infinalgae that sounds brilliant. Thank you for your constructive response.

I hope the algae method becomes popular, it sounds very interesting... And I hope that the next time I get contacted to produce graphic for a property developer, I'm asked to produce graphics for a technology like that.

[NeoSapien2]

Skit not shit lol

[vincentlse]

this is unbeliveble ! Hello!?? we are in 2012 ! on Witch planet are you?? how can you make such an animation and say that burning trees for heat is sustainable! we burn WAY faster than the absorbtion of Co2 is so...

release > absorbtion = NOT SUSTAINABLE... make some research, READ A BOOK!

[kfordjake75]

@maxpowers74 Timber farmers.

[maxpowers74]

more than co2 is released during burn and who is replanting the trees jack off