Author: Kaizhou Feng

Thesis research

Bibliography
1.Wallis, M., 2015. Remarks on symbols. Studia Semiotyczne–English Supplement, 7, pp.4-14. (primary)
2.Weddle, J., 2014. Orbiting Mother: Archetypal Motifs and Symbols of Modern Story in Gravity. Jung Journal, 8(2), pp.48-55. (secondary)

Literature review
The primary article explained how symbols worked in general. Besides, it used Eisenstein’s films for examples which could back up my ideas.

The secondary one listed five symbols in the film Gravity from a narrative aspect, it explained how they helped tell the story of the character’s journey.

Body Mechanics

First edition of the subline.

Second edition.

Body Mechanics

Body mechanics

First version, basic blocking.

Advanced

Virtual production

Recordings from Unreal and the phone.

Advanced

Touch Designer

Three individual videos projected separately by one projector.

Advanced

Vicon

First time wearing a motion capture suit.

Advanced

Link to syncsketch

https://syncsketch.com/sketch/YWY4OTgzYzhj/

Collaborative

‘Apocalypse Anytime’. An experimental animated video made for UNESCO.

Post author By Kaizhou Feng
Post date 12th March 2024
No Comments on ‘Apocalypse Anytime’. An experimental animated video made for UNESCO.

The stable Earth-Moon relationship ensures tidal forces, stabilizing marine environments. Alongside the magnetic field, which anchors a stable atmosphere, and geothermal, they create crucial conditions for life’s birth. Even slight variations in these factors could trigger catastrophic events. Let’s recognize the fragility of our planet, where survival is a delicate balance.

This is the actual film.