Check it out: mesmerizing A.I. Animated Dance Short 'Generation'

"And she saw radiation, and gases and rocks, and dripping volcanoes and oceans of lava..." Who's ready for a two-minute journey through time and space? space, in our souls and beyond? This spellbinding short film is a once-in-a-lifetime experience - and it's a mere 120 seconds long. Generation is a remarkable short film directed by filmmaker Riccardo Fusetti. He shot a live dance performance, then fed each individual frame through an AI generator to create a stunning movie. "A brief journey through the human experience as seen through the eyes of an AI." With a dance performance and choreography by Evie Webzell. With narration by Paul Thomson. Riccardo says more about the A.I. process: "It wasn't too different from working with a human illustrator, where I would do a rough pass of what I had in mind, then ask them to work on each image and make it better and more detailed. " The result is something that feels quite deep, an exhilarating experience. Hope you feel the power flowing through the screen in this one too.

Thanks to Short of the Week for featuring this short. Brief intro from YouTube: "A brief journey through the human experience as seen through the eyes of an Artificial Intelligence." Generation is directed by London filmmaker Riccardo Fusetti - you can see more of his work on his Vimeo or visit his official website or follow him on IG @riccardo.fusetti. Written, directed, edited, with VFX by Riccardo. Produced by Teodosia Dobriyanova. With cinematography by Natalja Safronova, original score and sound design by SINK. Riccardo explains what he wanted to achieve with the A.I. tools: "I had a vague idea of ​​representing the overwhelming feeling of human life for a while, and this tool really empowered me to fully visualize and express the concept." It incorporates the dance performance: "Evie's delicate yet powerful performance is the main driving force behind the whole film, even when you can't see her, her movement drives the entire animation process." For more details, visit SOTW or its own site. To discover more short films, click here. Any opinions?

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