Five Film Scenes with Genius Camera Movement
Great camerawork can be just as effective as telling a story as direction and scriptwriting.
Great camerawork can be just as effective as telling a story as direction and scriptwriting.
Science or not, it's still pretty cool.
Drawbotics, a company that makes 3D real-estate visualisations, has created detailed layouts of some fictional properties that only exist on TV.
New research from a team of scientists at Keio University in Japan could be a game-changer in the hunt for these elusive giants.
Instead of tattooing yourself with something cliché like a heart and dagger, why not get a series of animated figures that turn you into a living zoetrope? Read more >>
Capitalists everywhere rejoice—a new study has found that individualism and fussiness pay off in the ant world.
Scientists have figured out a way to make sure the probe stops long enough to get a good look at things.
He spent an entire day giving the Nerf Longstrike CS-6 a fantastic facelift to make it look like a prop from of a scifi blockbuster.
New research shows that frog saliva transforms in surprising ways and could be applied to making super adhesives.
Leland Melvin has been called the “Coolest astronaut in the galaxy” for good reason.
The skateboard decks were headed for the landfill, but luckily Rocha found a way to re-purpose them in his art and give them new life.
You might get lost in them and forget how to live.
Spaceflight is not for the faint of heart—literally.
As part of a limited run of spotless, factory fresh refurbishments, yours for £135k.
Say what you want about the problematic casting, but Ghost in the Shell is going to look absolutely bananas.
Share dislikes and meet people who would also like to destroy everything.
