Work has also picked up prizes at SXSW and Annecy.
Argentinian filmmaking duo Jorge Tereso and Fernando Maldonado’s Vr animation Gloomy Eyes has won the top €11,900 Masque d’Or award at the second edition of the NewImages Festival, running June 19-22 in Paris.
The fantasy piece revolving around a part-human, part zombie child living in a land plunged into darkness by the experiments of a mad inventor, is narrated by UK actor Colin Farrell.
The win continues a successful festival run for the work which premiered in Sundance’s New Frontier in January and went on to win best...
Argentinian filmmaking duo Jorge Tereso and Fernando Maldonado’s Vr animation Gloomy Eyes has won the top €11,900 Masque d’Or award at the second edition of the NewImages Festival, running June 19-22 in Paris.
The fantasy piece revolving around a part-human, part zombie child living in a land plunged into darkness by the experiments of a mad inventor, is narrated by UK actor Colin Farrell.
The win continues a successful festival run for the work which premiered in Sundance’s New Frontier in January and went on to win best...
- 6/24/2019
- by Melanie Goodfellow
- ScreenDaily
NewImages Festival is one of the world’s leading Vr events.
Vicki Dobbs Beck, executive in charge of ILMxLAB, the immersive entertainment division of Lucasfilm, and René Pinnell, founder of the increasingly influential Vr funding platform Kaleidoscope, will be among the headline speakers at the second edition of the fast-growing NewImages Festival in Paris.
The festival opens today (June 19) and runs until June 22.
Born out of the Paris Virtual Film Festival in the Forum des Images cinema and cultural space, NewImages aims to become one of the key international meeting points for professionals interested in immersive entertainment.
“This year’s...
Vicki Dobbs Beck, executive in charge of ILMxLAB, the immersive entertainment division of Lucasfilm, and René Pinnell, founder of the increasingly influential Vr funding platform Kaleidoscope, will be among the headline speakers at the second edition of the fast-growing NewImages Festival in Paris.
The festival opens today (June 19) and runs until June 22.
Born out of the Paris Virtual Film Festival in the Forum des Images cinema and cultural space, NewImages aims to become one of the key international meeting points for professionals interested in immersive entertainment.
“This year’s...
- 6/19/2019
- by Melanie Goodfellow
- ScreenDaily
NewImages Festival is one of the world’s leading Vr events.
Vicki Dobbs Beck, executive in charge of ILMxLAB, the immersive entertainment division of Lucasfilm, and René Pinnell, founder of the increasingly influential Vr funding platform Kaleidoscope, will be among the headline speakers at the second edition of the fast-growing NewImages Festival in Paris.
The festival opens today (June 19) and runs until June 22.
Born out of the Paris Virtual Film Festival in the Forum des Images cinema and cultural space, NewImages aims to become one of the key international meeting points for professionals interested in immersive entertainment.
“This year’s...
Vicki Dobbs Beck, executive in charge of ILMxLAB, the immersive entertainment division of Lucasfilm, and René Pinnell, founder of the increasingly influential Vr funding platform Kaleidoscope, will be among the headline speakers at the second edition of the fast-growing NewImages Festival in Paris.
The festival opens today (June 19) and runs until June 22.
Born out of the Paris Virtual Film Festival in the Forum des Images cinema and cultural space, NewImages aims to become one of the key international meeting points for professionals interested in immersive entertainment.
“This year’s...
- 6/19/2019
- by Melanie Goodfellow
- ScreenDaily
First episode of Lucasfilm’s Vr experience 'Vadar Immortal' to screen at NewImages Festival in Paris
NewImages Festival is one of the world’s leading Vr events.
Vicki Dobbs Beck, executive in charge of ILMxLAB, the immersive entertainment division of Lucasfilm, and René Pinnell, founder of the increasingly influential Vr funding platform Kaleidoscope, will be among the headline speakers at the second edition of the fast-growing NewImages Festival in Paris.
The festival opens today (June 19) and runs until June 22.
Born out of the Paris Virtual Film Festival in the Forum des Images cinema and cultural space, NewImages aims to become one of the key international meeting points for professionals interested in immersive entertainment.
“This year’s...
Vicki Dobbs Beck, executive in charge of ILMxLAB, the immersive entertainment division of Lucasfilm, and René Pinnell, founder of the increasingly influential Vr funding platform Kaleidoscope, will be among the headline speakers at the second edition of the fast-growing NewImages Festival in Paris.
The festival opens today (June 19) and runs until June 22.
Born out of the Paris Virtual Film Festival in the Forum des Images cinema and cultural space, NewImages aims to become one of the key international meeting points for professionals interested in immersive entertainment.
“This year’s...
- 6/19/2019
- by Melanie Goodfellow
- ScreenDaily
Achievement in Directing winner Alejandro G. Iñárritu “The Revenant” at The 88th Oscars® in Hollywood, CA on Sunday, February 28, 2016. ©A.M.P.A.S.
The Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted Wednesday (October 25) to present a Special Award – an Oscar® statuette – to director Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s virtual reality installation, “Carne y Arena (Virtually Present, Physically Invisible),” in recognition of a visionary and powerful experience in storytelling.
“The Governors of the Academy are proud to present a special Oscar to ‘Carne y Arena,’ in which Alejandro Iñárritu and his cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki have opened for us new doors of cinematic perception,” said Academy President John Bailey. “‘Carne y Arena,’ Iñárritu’s multimedia art and cinema experience, is a deeply emotional and physically immersive venture into the world of migrants crossing the desert of the American southwest in early dawn light. More than...
The Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted Wednesday (October 25) to present a Special Award – an Oscar® statuette – to director Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s virtual reality installation, “Carne y Arena (Virtually Present, Physically Invisible),” in recognition of a visionary and powerful experience in storytelling.
“The Governors of the Academy are proud to present a special Oscar to ‘Carne y Arena,’ in which Alejandro Iñárritu and his cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki have opened for us new doors of cinematic perception,” said Academy President John Bailey. “‘Carne y Arena,’ Iñárritu’s multimedia art and cinema experience, is a deeply emotional and physically immersive venture into the world of migrants crossing the desert of the American southwest in early dawn light. More than...
- 10/28/2017
- by Michelle Hannett
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
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