A CITY to MAKE ME - TRANSHUMAN FUTURE?

A CITY TO MAKE ME - SYNOPSIS

The City is the world, a world filled with NOISE––a virtual ocean, a digital jungle. Set in and around a dystopian fictionalized City in the year 2035, unemployment, class warfare, and hyper-commerce provide the social backdrop in which a job-hungry data-miner, David Phoenix, attempts to survive. A CITY TO MAKE ME follows the psychological journey of a man exposed to deep politics and dark power as he becomes a Transhuman agent for the revolution, fighting against an all-powerful corporation on the verge of total information control.

A CITY to MAKE ME - OFFICIAL TRAILER

"A CITY TO MAKE ME" - IN PRODUCTION

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

ACTMM @ San Luis Comic Con

ACTMM is being fronted by the amazing Ryan Salazar Acosta @ the San Luis Comic Con in Argentina. Thank you, RYAN!

Saturday, November 10, 2012

The Singularity Summit & Video Links...

The Singularity Summit has come and gone! Watch videos from the San Francisco based conference here: LINK

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Monday, October 29, 2012

Motion Tracking the blast footage...

Another day in the life of a glorious post slog!

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Let it BURN...

Continuing down the road...improving, updating, living life. And to think it's been a year since we released our first trailer? It's incredible how LONG it takes to craft a film like ACTMM. Some of us are thinking it's the last thing we'll ever work on! BUT, some of us are just getting started. It is this 'fresh blood' that will add fuel to the fire. Let it BURN!

Monday, August 27, 2012

Hardware....

Until July of this year, I was fortunate enough to have access to a REALLY hi-end computer. 12-core, solid-state drives, 32GB Ram. To complete post-production on a 2k film, and composite such a film, this level of computer is almost a necessity. I no longer have access to this machine. My ability to work on this film, efficiently, without such a machine, is an aggravating process. Imagine building a house without power tools? Sure, it can be done, but how long will it take and how frustrating the process? Hopefully, in the month ahead, I can put together the funds needed to get a better studio computer. Attempting to finish this film on my 6-year old personal 4-core machine, with 5GB Ram, isn't cutting it. - RM