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Artificial Worlds v3.0
Richard Fenwick
average rating from 43 members 
       
experimental | 2005 | North East | 7 min
Published 19 May 06
A striking vision of the world in apocalyptic freefall conveyed through live action and CGI.
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synopsis
Artificial Worlds is the end of the world in a short film. Apocalyptic and nihilstic it shows the world in freefall. Focussing on a group of 8 anonymous souls we witness their last ditch efforts to survive.
short fact
Artificial Worlds 3.0 is another film in my RND# (Random Number) series, which summed up succinctly is a series of films about society versus technology. This film is my comment on the erosion of reality due to the invention of more and more environments designed to take you out of it.
crew
  • director Richard Fenwick
  • writer Richard Fenwick
  • producer Jo Phipps
  • editor Paul Hardcastle
  • director of photography Lol Crawley
  • sound Cathode / Michael Powell
  • music Cathode
  • executive producer Jeff Cleverley
  • head of post production Marcus O'Keefe
  • 3D modelling and animation moShine Animation Studio and Robert Shoebottom
  • flame artist Mark Beardall
  • cast
    • Final Runner Esther Sharman
    • Penultimate Runner Ben Johnstone
    festivals, awards and screenings include:
    • Official Selection, 4th Digital Barcelona Film Festival , 2008
    • Official Selection, International Competition of the 4th edition of prisdecourts, Paris , 2008
    • Official Selection, Britfilm Digital Film Festival, Germany , 2008
    • Lab Competition, 30th Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival , 2008
    • Official Selection, 10th Future Film Festival, Bologna , 2008
    • Official Selection, International Festival of Cinema and Technology, Los Angeles , 2008
    • Winner, IFCT 2008 World Tour Award for Best Visual Innovation in the category of Experimental Film, 2008
    • Winner, IFCT 2008 World Tour Award for Best Visual Innovation in the category of Animation and FX, 2008
    • Official Selection, Eurostar London Coming Film Festival, Paris , 2007
    • Official Selection, Curtocircuito International Film Festival, Santiago de Compostela , 2007
    • Official Selection, 18th Horror and Fantasy Festival, Donostia – San Sebastián , 2007
    • Official Selection, 12th Milano Film Festival , 2007
    • Official Selection, 3rd 25 FPS Festival, Croatia , 2007
    • Official Selection, Showcomotion, Sheffield , 2007
    • Official Selection, Hay-On-Wye Literary Festival, 2007
    • Official Selection, 4th Halloween Film Festival, London, 2007
    • Official Selection, RESFEST International tour , 2006
    • Official Selection, 12th Sarajevo Film Festival, Bosnia and Herzegovina , 2006
    • onedotzero_10, London + International tour, 2006
    • WInner Best in Show, DigitalCity, Middlesbrough , 2006
    format
    digital
    © 2005 Richard Fenwick

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    comment by livio  meo
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    posted Nov 20, 2006

    i want to see richard fenwick's "what we've found out about stem cells"..how can i find this short film??bye..

    comment by jonharttrup
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    posted Nov 6, 2006

    Saw this at ResFest10 - was one of my favourite films there, and that's saying something.

    comment by R  M
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    posted Sep 19, 2006

    I loved it.

    comment by Richard  Fenwick
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    posted Sep 14, 2006

    Did you think it looked a bit artificial?

    comment by Dorothy  Allan
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    posted Sep 12, 2006

    enjoyed the film of the running people, which is quite beautifully done, but found the animation unconvincing

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    useful links
    • www.richardfenwick.com
    • www.onedotzero.com
    • www.avfest.co.uk
    • www.artscouncil.org.uk
    funded by
    The Arts Council England, Digital City, the AV Festival and Middlesbrough Council

    produced by
    Reference Point FIlms Production in association with Narrative +, Digital City, AV Festival, UMAMi and Triangle Television

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