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Support Long-term ThinkingThe Returning Tree from YuriSerizawa on Vimeo.
Digital artist Yuri Serizawa created this visualization as his graduation work at Digital Hollywood. It blends the biological with the urban and set the stage for our June 02012 SALT talk with Benjamin Barber on the role of cities in the future, “If Mayors Ruled the World.” We. . . Read More
The universe may be governed by quantum probability and uncertainty, but we can nevertheless predict the movements of bodies in our solar system with relative accuracy. For a preview of how the Moon will behave in 02013, this video offers an animated choreography of its phases and libration as it ellipses around our planet.
And. . . Read More
Our Story in 1 Minute – a quick, inspiring reminder of how far we’ve come, with original music by MelodySheep aka John Boswell.
(Thanks, Stuart. . . Read More
Alan Rickman in Portraits in Dramatic Time by David Michalek. Thanks to Laura for sending this in. Most of our Long Shorts have been time lapses that speed time up, this is a good one on slowing it down…
The project featured an array of glacially paced performances of theater artists and actors all genres. . . Read More
Duelity from Ryan Uhrich on Vimeo.
Duelity is a split-screen animation that tells both sides of the story of Earth’ s origins in a dizzying and provocative journey through the history and language that marks human thought.
Marcos Ceravolo and Ryan Uhrich designed and directed the short animation Duelity with the Vancouver Film School. . . Read More
While searching for a Long Short that could help us visualize the Anthropocene for Mark Lynas’ SALT, we came upon an amazing resource: The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth. Contained therein are well over a million images of our planet taken from space.
And since NASA is a public institution paid for by American. . . Read More
Keeping time, it turns out, is a messy business. In order to satisfy science, religion, and sometimes ego, our calendar has changed quite a bit throughout history. This video by Jeremiah Warren tells the story up to now.
Since we can’t predict what changes might be made in the future, the 10,000 Year. . . Read More
Happy new year to all…
derDon1234 created a compilation featuring some of the important events of the last 100 years (2911-1011) in 10 minutes.
via Laughing Squid, The Awesomer, BuzzFeed & MPViral.com. . . Read More
Phillip Mendonça-Vieira captured the front page of the website of the New York Times every few hours from September 2010 to July 2011 and made a video of all those images. As far as historical documents go, it’s a hypnotic view into a particular period of time.
On what we might learn. . . Read More
La Chaussettologie is a short film created by Yann Benedi & Celine Desrumaux for an event called Challenge Your World. La Chaussettologie translates roughly, I’m told, to Sock-ology.
It was the Long Short for Peter Kareiva’s SALT called Conservation in the Real World. . . Read More