CEREBRUM: a Blender-driven Award-winning Sci-fi Web Series
George Kim writes:
CEREBRUM–a Sci-fi animated movie–is being released as a Web Series broken into short segments of films. Only the first one-fourth of the projected entire film is being premiered on Youtube as “Part One” every Saturday morning from December 22 (2018) to January 11 or 18, 2019.
Having been submitted to various film festivals in 2018 prior to its official release on Youtube, “Part One” has won three awards: (1) the GOLD PRIZE in the Web Series in the Hollywood Independent Filmmaker Awards and (2) Silver Award for Best Visual Effects and (3) Honorable Mention for Best Editing in the “Web Series/TV Pilot” in the Queen Palm International Film Festival in its August 2018 Edition. (I would like to thank the Blender community that have made Blender what it is today.)
CEREBRUM depicts a world where an ambitious scientist has taken over the world by mean of a “secret” circuit that he deliberately managed to slip into the circuit design of almost all microprocessors, thereby controlling all machines and devices that use “his” microprocessors. (Of course, any similarity to any person or anything in the real world be purely coincidental.)
Check out the series at the following channel and subscribe if you want to be automatically notified of any further release of the series.
Other than Blender, World Machine, and After Effects were used for the Series.
it would be nice to get an hyperloop usin five states of waters and may provide enough trusts for us to see the bulge power of a tight copper intaker, cuz we are together on the same boats that may floats and gives us enough push forces rtrough the stars to get this free ticket to the moon the free power to flight, within a criconvoluscionar wells of light it’s the free power, its plasma energy that may give enough push for this lever to face the earth as it’s meant to be the laser carving stones using this power it’s the plasma power
a tight coupler coppler to make this free flight the free power within two domes to make the bells rang this rombonium power it’s the free power that may bulge the towers of a ring you see the project of the whole humanity it’s a droppler sound inducer that may lever the matter and give enough trust trough a round electromagnetic fields, by the buyoncee, it’s the free ticket to any point of this earth lever the matter trough a bicoupler like the doge charger
I had to read your comments several times to see what you meant. Thank you, RAONI, for providing the possible theory behind the thrusts used in the vehicle shown in the thumbnail of the video. :)
Man sounds like he’s high or so? ;)
PS does this intro contain typo’s, i needed to read it twice, still think something is wrong. How can one part be shown but yet every Saturday???
“CEREBRUM–a Sci-fi animated movie–is being released as a Web Series broken into short segments of films. Only the first one-fourth of the projected entire film is being premiered on Youtube as “Part One” every Saturday morning from December 22 (2018) to January 11 or 18, 2019.”
PS how can you win a webseries if this is just the first part and the only part visible???
Hi ROMBOUT,
The Part One–about 8 min. long, combing four short segments of the film–had been submitted to the film festival. They were meant to be released as four parts, but the first two segments have been combined as one and were released today. the other two parts are being released consecutively, and a subsequent episode (/episodes)–never released to any festival–is scheduled to be premiered on the last Saturday(s).
Still wonder how you can win a prize as it isnt a series yet :) nor has it been released at the time of the prize???
That’s not uncommon – most productions that are in the race for a price need to stay ‘offline’ for a certain amount of time. They’re often released later.