"Conspiracy theories are for lazy people, people who don't want to get down to the business at hand, so everybody please dismiss those ideas at once," he said. "We have to engage [those people], and bring them around, so we can get to work and dare I say it, change the world. We are at a tipping point and with just a little bit more engagement, and discussion, and a few more hilarious comedy bits, people will get to work on climate change. I want you to spark this movement, and give it direction, and I want you to change the world."
"A man seeks to discover his connection with nature while hunted by the onslaught of the machine."
"I suppose this is what happens when you cross fan art with social commentary. I came up with the idea for this gag illustration after watching “The Amazing Spiderman 2″ on opening weekend, but only just now got around to finishing it. It pretty much summarizes how I felt about the new franchise, the larger Marvel cinematic universe and the realities of binding contracts."
"Can running over a banana really spin out a speeding go-kart and how do you pull off the perfect start in Mario Kart? Thank you to the City of Austin for its generous support of this production. Filmed on location in Austin, Texas, U.S.A."
"Yoshi looks cute and friendly, but it's important to remember that he's a wild dinosaur."
"A Star Wars themed, four-part a cappella musical tribute set to cinematic themes from composer John Williams."
"To save the world Professor X, Mystique, Magneto, & Wolverine travel back in time to prevent the worst kind of destruction, self-destruction. They must stop Don Draper from completely imploding, and taking down all of humanity with him. In the second parody installment from Quizno’s Toasty.TV, Don Draper takes on the X-Men for a battle like no other."
"Trapped in a dying space station airlock, Alan must choose survival to see his family again or sacrifice to save his crew."
"One astronaut's journey through space and life ends on a hostile exosolar planet. Grounded is a metaphorical account of the experience, inviting unique interpretation and reflection by the viewer. Themes of aging, inheritance, paternal approval, cyclic trajectories, and behaviors passed on through generations are explored against an ethereal backdrop."
Strength is being able to crush a tomato.
Dexterity is being able to dodge a tomato.
Constitution is being able to eat a bad tomato.
Intelligence is knowing a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is knowing not to put a tomato in a fruit salad.
Charisma is being able to sell a tomato based fruit salad.
"300 years in the future, a forensic accountant reviews the video stream from one mercenary's drop-pod which has been damaged during the initial stages of a colonial invasion."
"I painted this one for the Terrible Yellow Eyes Blog and because Maurice Benard Sendak (he whos shoes I am unworthy to tie) is one of the greatest artists to ever live. I still have my old Where the Wild Things book... it has a lot of my 3 year old self pencil doodle monsters!!!"
"The Costa Rica International Design Festival asked La Moutique to interview the legendary Milton Glaser, as part of the festival's final evening of speakers. Festival attendees submitted questions, and the following is an interview where Milton Glaser responds to three of these questions."
"Filmed over 18 months, the story behind the restoration of Mark Rothko's 'Black on Maroon'.
Mark Rothko's 'Black on Maroon' 1958 goes back on public view at Tate Modern on 13 May 2014, following 18 months of intensive work by the Conservation team and colleagues across Tate.
"Brian Kiracofe is a Scrimshaw artist from Newport, RI. In this episode we explore the history of the craft, the process and the future of a craft as old as America itself."
"Lightfarm Studios celebrate the launch of their 3rd Studio - Lightfarm Brasil, based in Rio, with "The Verge” a look behind the scenes at the creation of an epic sci-fi image!"
"A homage to the great moments that changed visual effects: Took a little while to put together but I think its conveys the evolution of visual effects quite well. I tired to the best of my ability to order these clips chronologically (except for of course the first 3) I will put together a full list if enough people want it."
"One overlooked aspect of Spielberg is that he's actually a stealth master of the long take. From Duel to Tintin, for forty years, he has sneakily filmed many scenes in a single continuous shot."
"A whiskey-guzzling-mother-to-be, Susannah, tries to persuade her neurotic brother Arnie into helping her steal their ailing Grandmother’s fortune. But things get complicated when their degenerate younger brother, Eddie, shows up with intentions of his own. Unfortunately for all of them, Grandma isn’t goin’ down without a fight. From the filmmaking team that made the Oscar Winning short film 'Curfew', comes 'Grandma's Not A Toaster!""
"Law and Order: Game of Thrones. King's Landing serves up some hot justice, Waterston style."
"A 13-year-old girl and her grandfather, hiding out in a wooded cabin after a plague, meet the challenge of their lives when her birthday trip to a trading post goes horribly awry. Starring Frankie Faison (The Silence of the Lambs, "The Wire," "Banshee") and introducing Saoirse Scott ("One Life to Live").
Nominated for Best Narrrative Short: Pan African Film Festival and BronzeLens Film Festival.
Directed by Luchina Fisher (Death in the Family).
Written by Steven Barnes and Tananarive Due, based on their novel Devil's Wake."
"Godzilla is the king of monsters. We all love to see him destroy buildings and rampage through the city. Yet how would that translate into real life? In honor of the new Godzilla movie, we ask this question. What if Godzilla was real and existed? How would the world look? How would people react? What would be the social and economic effects if this monster attacked a major city?"
"You've been asking for this one for a while, and with the new Days of Future Past opening soon, we finally have a good excuse. Yes, X-Men: First Class may be an awesome film, but like all films... it, too, has sins."
"In the near future social networking has moved out of the virtual world and into the physical. A confronting portrait of a world we may soon know too well. Welcome to the evolution.
2018. The world is changing. Social networking sprawls far beyond desktop computers and iPhones: "Welcome to Statlink."
Live connected 24/7 through microchips inserted directly into your scull and nerves. Ultimate connection is yours. It is only a thought away. Welcome to a new world. Welcome to connection as you have never known. Welcome to the evolution of social networking."
