animation,cg,amazing,smog,till nowak Delivery. Might just be one of the best shorts you've seen.

Delivery. Might just be one of the best shorts you've seen.

published by therealblankman

2 years 2 weeks ago • 582 views

tags: animation, cg, amazing, smog, till nowak

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Neat concept but the people look like crap!

written by budzos

| 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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....yeah, an' the pace was cool, kinda like real-time.....i woulda scooped up the factory and put it in a gallon jar ant-farm though....

written by choggie

| 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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Very impressive. I thought the beginning could have been tighter and more could have been done to establish the story but still an excellent piece.

written by Deano

| 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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FYI: This video was created for recieving a german degree (german "Diplom", more than a BA, sort of a Master).

written by conan | 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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Great skills and animation, but like most of these, a little lacking in the emotion/depth of meaning department. That's what I tend to look for, as opposed to "wow, look what I can model." Still quite good though!

But it's no Kiwi!

http://www.videosift.com/story.php?id=20656

written by viewer_999

| 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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Problem I have with these sorts of shorts is that they seem to state the progress and technology is bad, yet use that same progress and technology to make a point. The medium and content contradict each other.

written by lordnull | 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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It's not contradictory. A technology by itself is not "bad". It's the application of that technology.

written by Deano

| 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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It is contradictory, however. The man in the house would never have that house or any of the comforts within without the factories producing it.

I suppose it shows some manner of forsight in that the man does not simply destroy the factories but minimizes it's influence. The only problem then is that any benefits he wishes to have from the factory now need to be shifted through the box. In essence, he wants to have his cake and eat it too.

written by lordnull | 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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There's nothing to suggest he's being hypocritcal here or contradictory. There's no problem with rejecting your environment or way of life as long as you are prepared for radical change. I think that's what the character is doing. Planting a big old flower out there might be a little heavy-handed for some but I think we get the essential point is that you can make changes if you want.

written by Deano

| 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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.....yes, radical change....

written by choggie

| 2 years 2 weeks ago | CH

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Oh my god! Genocide! All those factory workers!! *sob*

written by Mara | 2 years 1 week ago | CH

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one of the worst

written by looris

| 1 year 11 months ago | CH

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*dead

written by sometimes

| 1 year 3 weeks ago | CH

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This published video has been declared non-functional; embed code must be fixed within 2 days or it will be sent to the dead pool - declared dead by sometimes.

written by siftbot

| 1 year 3 weeks ago | CH

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Awarding MarineGunrock with one star point for fixing this video's dead embed code.

written by siftbot

| 1 year ago | CH

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This short is sooo Ridley Scott.(Thats why the people look like crap, as does the environment.) Think about what its saying....One person thinking "outside the box" can make a change. Just my .02 FWIW.

written by replicant

| 11 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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