“A TOTAL DISRUPTION, has multiple series about innovators and entrepreneurs who are using technology to transform our lives. The channel is an invitation to participate in our up-coming documentary of the same name. A TOTAL DISRUPTION the feature will pull the camera up to look at this tectonic revolution and how it is transforming our lives, economy, and where we’re headed from here through the eyes of the innovators heading this change.”
The 18 minute “Connecting” documentary is an exploration of the future of Interaction Design and User Experience from some of the industry’s thought leaders. As the role of software is catapulting forward, Interaction Design is seen to be not only increasing in importance dramatically, but also expected to play a leading role in shaping the coming “Internet of things.” Ultimately, when the digital and physical worlds become one, humans along with technology are potentially on the path to becoming a “super organism” capable of influencing and enabling a broad spectrum of new behaviors in the world.
CLOUDS Interactive Documentary | James George, Jonathan Minard
CLOUDS have captured interviews with over 30 new media artists, curators, designers, and critics, using a new 3D cinema format called RGBD. CLOUDS presents a generative portrait of this digital arts community in a videogame-like environment. The artists inhabit a shared space with their code-based creations, allowing you to follow your curiosity through a network of stories.
What does it feel like to think with code? How can emerging technologies enable us to actualize our dreams? How has online sharing transformed the way artists collaborate?
The Invisibles, a film by Marc Silver & Gael García Bernal in collaboration with Amnesty International
Every year, tens of thousands of women, men and children travel through Mexico without legal permission. As “invisible” migrants thet head for the US border in the hope of finding a new life far from the poverty they’ve left behind. Their journey is one of the most dangerous in the world.
Collapsus Walkthrough with director Tommy Pallotta
Collapsus is a brand-new transmedia project from SubmarineChannel that combines interactivity, animation, fiction, and documentary. Collapsus looks into the near future and shows you how the imminent energy crisis affects a group of ten young people, who appear to be caught up in an energy conspiracy. Collapsus is the transmedia project associated with the documentary, Energy Risk. Collapsus is directed by Tommy Pallotta, producer of Scanner Darkly and Waking Life, and director of American Prince.
Collapsus: Energy Risk Conspiracy, a Transmedia Experience by Submarine Channel
Collapsus signals a new experience in transmedia storytelling that combines interactiv- ity, animation, fiction, and documentary. This pioneering approach blends real documen- tary footage with mini-games and movie fragments, inviting you to choose your own perspective as the story unfolds. Interact and make decisions to avoid further blackouts; get a broader perspective by listening to the experts; or observe the consequences for everyday people through the fictional story.
Collapsus looks into the near future and shows you how the imminent energy transition affects a group of ten young people, who appear to be caught up in an energy conspiracy. What will their world look like after the turbulent transition from fossil fuels to alternative energy sources?
Following the adventures of Vera, Jack, Tony and Amir, you are lead into a world of con- spiracy, treason and, most alarmingly, failing energy supplies. In this story, set in the near future, the international powers try to cope with a transition from fossil to alterna- tive fuels, while dealing with political dissension, uprisings and a population terrified by increasingly frequent black-outs. As a player, you are required to make decisions that leave their mark on a national and a global scale, in your quest to find solutions to the energy crisis.
These are stories about a patch of land in Sydney, an infamous acre known as The Block, a place steeped in a rich history of Aboriginal culture, activism and hope.
Over time, tragedy, drug abuse and crime crept into the Indigenous-owned housing precinct. In September 2010, the few remaining tenants received notice to vacate their homes. The Aboriginal Housing Company, which owned the crumbling terraces, was keen to redevelop the land.
Now vacant, the Block sits on the verge of a new, uncertain rebirth
This virtual time capsule invites you to explore The Block, to witness the events that defined its 40-year history, and meet the people whose lives it has shaped.
HERE AT HOME is a web documentary about AT HOME, a radical canadian experiment that aims to prove there is a way to end chronic homelessness. Small, local crews are shooting a series of short docs in each of the 5 trial cities. Dispatches from the project in action, the films are posted, one by one, throughout the final year of the study. Each is an intimate glimpse inside the world of the participants, service providers and community members, a snapshot of the intense personal dramas unfolding across Canada.
A collaboration between the english and the french programs, HERE AT HOME is a National Film Board of Canada production in association with The Mental Health Commission of Canada.
An interactive documentary about 8 street artists in 8 different cities filmed by 8 different directors and written by Sidone Garnier, François Legall and Jeanne Thibord.
