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Photograper "Robbie Cooper" shows us all just how focused young gamers can be while playing with actual clips of kids of various ages while they're playing games.

I can tell that VF5, GTA:IV, Call of Duty 4, Star Wars: Battlefront, Gears of War and maybe Fallout 3 are being played.

The soon to be gothic girl`s face is classic =D

The new Movie Trailer for JJ Abrams‘ Star Trek was attached to Quantum of Solace over the weekend and is now officially online! Its a big mess but it looks like alot of action and is the first start trek movie that actully looks like a star trek movie. The characters looks like underwear prettyboy models, and I dont like them but they might pull it of. Dont know anything about the plot, exect that its the early days of boot camp and they get thrown right in the middle of something big. Something about Spock and Kirk gets in a fistyfight. Some monsters and time travel. Yeye.. Im just there to see Simon Pegg as scotty =D


Watch the trailer in High Definition

Ps: is it just me or does the bridge look like a apple store?

Labels: Trailer

So, far this looks cool. Its got a errie atmosphere thanks to the massive waters and creepy music but Im still not sold. Granted, that he has ID4 and Stargate but "10.000 - bc" is still burnt into my retinas.



http://www.traileraddict.com/trailer/2012/teaser-trailer

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The Story of One-Eyed Ophelia Jackson is a 2008 graduation film by Kat Morris from School of Visual Arts. The eye-catching short, about the luckiest girl in the world, Ophelia Jackson, and her encounter with a Sea Witch, stands out for its confident drawing style and sophisticated sense of design.

check out her blog here: http://ghostdigits.blogspot.com/

Labels: animation, Shorts

This neat video by Kosai Sekine looks at the Tokyo cityscape through a giant kaleidescope. Quite mesmerizing indeed



Also check out his older film: "Right Place"



"Right Place" is a short film about a combini clerk with OCD, directed by Sophia University grad Kosai Sekine. It won the Young Directors Award/Best Short Film at Cannes last year.

Labels: Shorts