transmediale Trailer
Fork created the festival trailer "Reality Addicts" for transmediale 2006, an international festival for art and digital culture in Berlin, with a little help from Swiss-based Pixelfarm's wonderfully prolific rabbit family.
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OBJECTIVE
In addition to the website, Fork created the official trailer for transmediale, an international festival for digital art in Berlin. Our task was to visualize the festival motto of “Reality Addicts” in a style that reflects both the festival’s approach and our own take on the subject.
SOLUTION
The stop motion film mixes “found” analogue materials with digital tools to show the humor behind the notion of “Reality Addicts”. In line with the transmediale attempt to uncover the ruptures in our perception of reality via digital art the images pinpoint contradictions, paradoxes and defects behind the smooth surfaces of a medialized world. Fork also produced the soundtrack which controls the rhythm by a mix of analogue sounds of everyday life.
RESULTS
The trailer manages to capture the contrast of analogue and digital while providing a truly exhilarating view on our overly technologized reality. And what’s more: it looks great both on computer AND movie screen …
In addition to the website, Fork created the official trailer for transmediale, an international festival for digital art in Berlin. Our task was to visualize the festival motto of “Reality Addicts” in a style that reflects both the festival’s approach and our own take on the subject.
SOLUTION
The stop motion film mixes “found” analogue materials with digital tools to show the humor behind the notion of “Reality Addicts”. In line with the transmediale attempt to uncover the ruptures in our perception of reality via digital art the images pinpoint contradictions, paradoxes and defects behind the smooth surfaces of a medialized world. Fork also produced the soundtrack which controls the rhythm by a mix of analogue sounds of everyday life.
RESULTS
The trailer manages to capture the contrast of analogue and digital while providing a truly exhilarating view on our overly technologized reality. And what’s more: it looks great both on computer AND movie screen …