For children (young or less young), Saturday afternoon is workshop day! Join the workshop table for a some experiments. You can reinvent the Frankenstein monster, customize your DIY VR glasses, create your accessories for the future! Don’t be afraid to make it shine!
Material is waiting for you, you just have to bring your creativity and get inspired by the festival!
See you Saturday! 12:00 to 17:30
Die-Jay-Cee makes his electro debut with samples from his Berlin holiday
Over the skits of the Friday Movie series, and the Slender Man series we’ve done can’t top this Purge remake on GTA 5.
The film tells of a player named Sam. He lives at a time when the game gets a new update. A new creature is released, but it goes out of control and becomes a threat to the server. Sam is the chosen person who has to kill the bug. Places are reviewed where the bug attacks. More… you can watch at the movie.
Credits
Dissemination: PHV Studios (http://ikv.doodlekit.com)
Director: Dimitar Gogov
Story writer: Dimitar Gogov
Actiors voices: Dimitar Gogov
Sound Ex: Dimitar Gogov
Audio Production: Doc Exx
Titles/Credits: Dimitar Gogov
Animations: Slamacow Creations, MineWorks Animations, Dig Build Live, Bootstrap Buckardoo, Captain Sparklez, Dilon Gu, Mama’s Boy, Guruith, Meed Lion, Blue Monkey
Music & Sound: Bootstrap Buckardoo, Slamacow Creations, Mama’s Boy, Captain Sparklez
Songs: Take back the night, Beautiful world, Redstone active, Dragons, Fins the pieces
A high school student short film project. Sequel to Ghostbusters: The Beginning.
Polybius was an arcade game that was said to have briefly appeared in several arcades around the Portland, Oregon area during the early 1980s. People who claim to have played the game–or, in most cases, know someone who knows someone who did–say that the machine caused a number of side effects ranging from anxiety and depression to night terrors, suicide, and even sudden death. Some believe Polybius was a product of the CIA’s controversial MK-Ultra program, an experiment in mind control targeting youth. Others believe it may have had extraterrestrial origins. And though the game’s mysteries are vast–theories range from men in black to imported Nazi science, to a recalled Tempest prototype–no one has ever been able to confirm the cabinet’s existence. Many agree it was nothing more than a hoax, perpetrated on internet forums…but even these claims lead to strange and sinister findings.
Andreas Kühne and Benedikt Wöppel, 404: from the subconscious to the conscious and back (live performance)
In their audio-visual improvisations the artists and musicians Andreas Kühne and Benedikt Wöppel challenge the unconscious. At “404” the unconsciousness is represented by an archive of images, symbols and audio-samples, that refer to today’s digital media. By means of musical and virtual audio-visual instruments they select, manipulate and project the material of the archive in order to generate spontaneous and unpredictable scenarios.
Visual world and soundscape emerges intuitively and manifest to ephemeral utopias and dystopias. “404” is an instant science fiction machine, which suggests possible realities from the unknown.
The unknown is the immortal part of the world, from which everything mortal arises, before it collapses and returns to subconsciousness.
Sunday Closing act @17:30
As Goku and Vegeta spar, Frieza’s spaceship heads towards Earth. In his travels through space, Frieza stumbled upon the mighty warrior Broly. Broly’s father, Paragus, uses a device to control the limits of Broly’s insane power, and Frieza unleashes the titan on Goku and Vegeta.
Tony Stark uses his Hulkbuster suit and goes toe to toe with the Hulk in this action packed original fan film!
The Ultimate Battle of Evil vs Evil! ALL the Movie Villains – MARVEL, DC, STAR WARS, X-MEN, LORD OF THE RINGS, HARRY POTTER, THE MATRIX and so much more – Slashers, Monsters, Witches, Demons, Vampires, Aliens, Robots, Clowns – the Best of the Worst are all here! Which Villain will have the last maniacal laugh? Place your bets and sharpen your claws for the Biggest and BADDEST Battle of ALL TIME!
Inspired by The Predator character “THE CREATURE FROM THE BIG MOUNTAIN” is a short fan film.
Starring : Marion REYMOND, George GRISBI, Derek ROBIN, Anthony WAUTERS, David VIGROUX, Gregory LUKAC, Damien HABOUZIT, Elie KAEMPFEN, Luc FEVRY, Axel FERNANDEZ
Predator : Fab CHARLES
Written and directed by Damien de BOURGUIGNON
Brandon Medina Productions Spider-Man 2 Redemption Directed By : Brandon J Medina Assistant Director : Albert Munoz Written By : Brandon J Medina & Albert Munoz
Let’s go! Transformers Bumblebee vs Optimus Prime Movie Animation Autobots Robot Truck and Disney Cars Toys McQueen Lego Prison Break & Police Car for Kids Videos for Kids Transformers Stop Motion Episode Part 4 – Optimus Prime vs Ironhide Tobot, Lego Animation Robot car for kids By Super Wings & Robocar Car Toys
A fan film about the comic book character The Joker, by The Hallivis Brothers. The video is NSFW and its inspired by Scott Snyder’s ‘Death of the Family’ comic.
When Dr. Frankenstein is killed by a monster he created, his daughter and his lab assistant Marshall continue his experiments. The two fall in love and attempt to transplant Marshall’s brain in to the muscular body of a retarded servant Stephen, in order to prolong the aging Marshall’s life. Meanwhile, the first monster seeks revenge on the grave robbers who sold the body parts used in its creation to Dr. Frankenstein. Soon it comes after Marshall and the doctor’s daughter.
Directors: Mel Welles, Aureliano Luppi (co-director) (uncredited)
Writers: Dick Randall (original story), Edward Di Lorenzo (story and screenplay)
Zombified chickens attempt to kill the fast-food workers that cook them in a restaurant built on an ancient burial ground.
Director: Lloyd Kaufman
Writers: Gabriel Friedman (original screenplay), Dan Bova (original screenplay) (as Daniel Bova)
In the harsh, yet beautiful Australian outback lives a beast, an animal of staggering size, with a ruthless, driving need for blood and destruction. It cares for none, defends its territory with brutal force, and kills with a raw, animalistic savagery unlike any have seen before.
Director: Chris Sun
Writers: Kirsty Dallas (story editor), Chris Sun
Karina Rodak is an amazing yoga and pilates instructor, she also wrote a cookbook, she can be your personal trainer and she is brings sunshine wherever she goes! Saturday evening, she will help us warming up for the big Forever Young party! Bring your most colorful (aerobic) outfit and be ready to jump around! Of course this will happen on the bits of some chiptunes beauties!!
Follow Karina’s on her website
Saturday 24-11 @19:30
The infinite particle collider is an installation that originated from a school project, (sacha is a student of Saxion). The installation is based on her fascination for details, the better you look, the more you will see and the more complex the animation becomes. The public is in control of the sound and the visuals! Keep looking :)
Especially for the immortality edition of the festival, Jasper Schutz and David Scheidler created an audiovisual installation reflecting on digital enhancement, infinite loop, system of memory/recording… This installation is presented as part of Sickhouse Lab, our new interdisciplinary research platform for professionals. The Lab consist on presentation and working sessions with specialists of different disciplines coming together to combine their skills and reflect on the festival theme through the year.
Tapeloop machines is the result of a collaboration between Jasper Schutz (musician and sound artist) and David Scheidler (mixed media artists). The installation consists of 3 interactive pieces: two monoliths of retro-futurism (Jonathan and Andrew) and one Frankenstein-machine (Esther). Each of the pieces uses reel-to-reel recorders in an unconventional way to create intriguing soundscapes. The three pieces share a retro esthetic with futuristic digital enhancements. Woodgrain electronics are combined with LED plexiglass extensions.
Machine 1: Jonathan
Jonathan allows you to overdub and erase on a long tape loop. The long tape loop provides a writable medium that loops endlessly. The base reel-to-reel recorder is mounted below a LED enhanced plexiglass plain with many extra rollers, which provides a much longer route for the tapeloop to follow. The reel-to-reel player has an announcement microphone to enable new content to be added to the continuous tapeloop. The microphone is also augmented with a controllable eraser head to erase the content at will. The combination creates dark dystopian soundscapes with eerie recognisable vocal patterns and sound bits.
Machine 2: Andrew
Andrew brings a message of digitally enhanced life. Andrew starts out with a long tape loop running through many extra rollers on a LED enhanced plexiglass plain. The tapeloop contains a message of life, which can be digitally enhanced through controllable audio effects. The controller for the digital audio effects is a repurposed wood grain equalizer with 10 faders. The faders are connected to an Arduino which translates the fader movements to MIDI messages. These MIDI messages control digital audio effects in a computer, which processes the sound of the tape loop. The processed sound is not written to tape, so the tape loop can always be heard in its original form and the effects processing can be added at will.
Machine 3: Esther
Esther brings noise from controllable feedback loops. Esther looks like a mechanical mess with rollers, read- and write heads, connectors and lots of bare electrical parts from many different reel-to-reel players. A tape loop runs from machine to machine and provide a continuous recording medium for the internally created feedback noise.
The internal feedback from the machines is controllable by unmarked knobs for the tone, gain, panning and speed controls. These controls have been externalised and made accessible for tweaking. Since the feedback control is very unpredictable, Esther really is a noisy machine. And by using the original parts of the reel-to-reel players, the noise that is created is unmistakably analog, as old transistors, tube valves, tape and crackling knobs all add to sound.