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Topic:	In Saturn's Rings (2018 giant-screen art film)

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Your Reply: HTML is ON UBB Code is ON Smilies Legend	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Robert Pearlman: [B]<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="+0">[b]In Saturn's Rings[/b]</font> [i]In Saturn's Rings[/i] is a non-profit giant-screen art film that takes audiences on a journey of the mind, heart and spirit from the big bang to the near future via the Cassini-Huygens Mission at Saturn. Currently in production after years of development, [i]In Saturn's Rings[/i] aims for global release late next year. <center><iframe width="400" height="225" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/QNce_8WHTGc?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></center> Composed entirely of still photographs using innovative visual techniques developed by the filmmaker, [i]In Saturn's Rings[/i] stretches the boundaries of the motion picture form. The film will feature powerful music by Ferry Corsten, William Orbit, Samuel Barber and melds non-narrative visual poetry and science documentary into a rich experience for audiences. [URL=http://www.insaturnsrings.com][i]In Saturn's Rings[/i][/URL] is a film that's both personal and universal, experimental and sincere, science and spirit, non-narrative and documentary. The goal is to use large screen imagery, synchronized to powerful but moving music, to create an experience for those who see it, hear it and feel it. Using hundreds of thousands of still images manipulated to create full motion, using "2.75D" photographic fly-through technology. The film will be presented in IMAX quality 6K resolution on massive screens and concert-level surround systems to audiences in giant screen institutions, IMAX theaters, fulldome planetariums, museums and select 4k digital cinemas.</BLOCKQUOTE>[/B][/QUOTE]
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Composed entirely of still photographs using innovative visual techniques developed by the filmmaker, In Saturn's Rings stretches the boundaries of the motion picture form. The film will feature powerful music by Ferry Corsten, William Orbit, Samuel Barber and melds non-narrative visual poetry and science documentary into a rich experience for audiences.

In Saturn's Rings is a film that's both personal and universal, experimental and sincere, science and spirit, non-narrative and documentary. The goal is to use large screen imagery, synchronized to powerful but moving music, to create an experience for those who see it, hear it and feel it.

Using hundreds of thousands of still images manipulated to create full motion, using "2.75D" photographic fly-through technology. The film will be presented in IMAX quality 6K resolution on massive screens and concert-level surround systems to audiences in giant screen institutions, IMAX theaters, fulldome planetariums, museums and select 4k digital cinemas.

jiffyq58

This film is nearing completion, but the director has started a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for a live recording by the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra of "Adagio for Strings," which will be the major part of the soundtrack to this extraordinary film.

They met their minimum goal today, but if you would like to make a contribution, I'm sure they could use it. This is a non-profit film, and they need all the help they can get.

Be sure to check out the trailer on that link. This film is going to be amazing!

mode1charlie

Looks absolutely fantastic.

cspg

There's a new teaser available.

Robert Pearlman

From the filmmakers:

We are honored, excited and humbled to have LeVar Burton agree to narrate the film. Much more about this over the next few months.

Robert Pearlman

"In Saturn's Rings" trailer:

Robert Pearlman

From the filmmakers:

In honor of the third anniversary of the Cassini "Grand Finale," we are live streaming the full film to the world in these challenging times. Don't miss this awe-inspiring event with a special introduction and live Q&A with the filmmakers.
Buy a ticket for September 15th 8PM EDT here
Buy a ticket for September 19th 2PM EDT here
We will have a special introduction from the filmmakers and an all-star Q&A panel following with all the key players of the film.
Stephen van Vuuren, the director and animator
Bill Eberly, producer and lead image processor and hero of the film
Mike Malaska of JPL, long-time key supporter of the film, key advisor and educational consultant
Jason Harwell, producer and lead image processor of the galaxy fly-through section and many other areas
Judy Schmidt, Hubble Image Processor lead
Dr. Steve Danford, key science advisor
Tim Martin, key educational lead and consultant
Pieter Schlosser, composer of original score
You can watch on your PC, Mac, tablet or phone (but don't watch it on your phone). A better option is a Roku or Apple TV device hooked to a large TV or projector setup in your home. This is a giant screen film!

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