December 27, 2017 in Animated

CGI 3D Animated Short Film “Selfie Cat” by ArtFx | CGMeetup

CGI 3D Animated Short Film “Selfie Cat” by ArtFx | CGMeetup

CGI 3D Animated Short Film: Selfie Cat Short Film by ArtFx School – Elsa Divet, Geoffrey Assie, Emeline Bernard. Featured on http://www.cgmeetup.net/home/selfie-cat-short-film/ Selfies claimed more victims than sharks. Directors : ELSA DIVET, GEOFFREY ASSIE, EMELINE BERNARD Specialists students : GAEL DRONEAU, DAMIEN PIERLOT ArtFX: Private University teaching Digital Arts(CGI, VFX, 3D Animation), Video Games & VFX programming http://www.artfx.fr/en/ http://facebook.com/Selfie-Cat-Le-film-300233340321370/ SUBSCRIBE to CGMeetup for more inspiring content! http://bit.ly/Sub2CGMeetup Watch More CGI & VFX Animated Short Films: http://bit.ly/2DTJARP About CGI & VFX Animated Short Films: Take a look at our curated list of CGI & VFX Animated Short Films created by CGI

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December 27, 2017 in Animated

CGI 3D Animated Short Film “Selfie Cat” by ArtFx | CGMeetup

CGI 3D Animated Short Film “Selfie Cat” by ArtFx | CGMeetup

CGI 3D Animated Short Film: Selfie Cat Short Film by ArtFx School – Elsa Divet, Geoffrey Assie, Emeline Bernard. Featured on http://www.cgmeetup.net/home/selfie-cat-short-film/ Selfies claimed more victims than sharks. Directors : ELSA DIVET, GEOFFREY ASSIE, EMELINE BERNARD Specialists students : GAEL DRONEAU, DAMIEN PIERLOT ArtFX: Private University teaching Digital Arts(CGI, VFX, 3D Animation), Video Games & VFX programming http://www.artfx.fr/en/ http://facebook.com/Selfie-Cat-Le-film-300233340321370/ SUBSCRIBE to CGMeetup for more inspiring content! http://bit.ly/Sub2CGMeetup Watch More CGI & VFX Animated Short Films: http://bit.ly/2DTJARP About CGI & VFX Animated Short Films: Take a look at our curated list of CGI & VFX Animated Short Films created by CGI

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December 27, 2017 in Science & Technology

Divergent Minds

Divergent Minds

Scientists can’t dissect living people’s brains to study their function. But by examining the behavior of people whose brains are atypical (due to stroke, injury, or being born that way), we can learn a lot about all our brains. In this episode, I travel to London to meet a blind, autistic savant with astonishing musical abilities, and I volunteer to have my own brain’s function temporarily disrupted at UCLA’s Neuromodulation Lab. Available with YouTube Premium – https://www.youtube.com/premium/originals. To see if Premium is available in your country, click here: https://goo.gl/A3HtfP

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December 27, 2017 in Science & Technology

Divergent Minds

Divergent Minds

Scientists can’t dissect living people’s brains to study their function. But by examining the behavior of people whose brains are atypical (due to stroke, injury, or being born that way), we can learn a lot about all our brains. In this episode, I travel to London to meet a blind, autistic savant with astonishing musical abilities, and I volunteer to have my own brain’s function temporarily disrupted at UCLA’s Neuromodulation Lab. Available with YouTube Premium – https://www.youtube.com/premium/originals. To see if Premium is available in your country, click here: https://goo.gl/A3HtfP

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December 27, 2017 in Science & Technology

Divergent Minds

Divergent Minds

Scientists can’t dissect living people’s brains to study their function. But by examining the behavior of people whose brains are atypical (due to stroke, injury, or being born that way), we can learn a lot about all our brains. In this episode, I travel to London to meet a blind, autistic savant with astonishing musical abilities, and I volunteer to have my own brain’s function temporarily disrupted at UCLA’s Neuromodulation Lab. Available with YouTube Premium – https://www.youtube.com/premium/originals. To see if Premium is available in your country, click here: https://goo.gl/A3HtfP

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December 27, 2017 in Science & Technology

Divergent Minds

Divergent Minds

Scientists can’t dissect living people’s brains to study their function. But by examining the behavior of people whose brains are atypical (due to stroke, injury, or being born that way), we can learn a lot about all our brains. In this episode, I travel to London to meet a blind, autistic savant with astonishing musical abilities, and I volunteer to have my own brain’s function temporarily disrupted at UCLA’s Neuromodulation Lab. Available with YouTube Premium – https://www.youtube.com/premium/originals. To see if Premium is available in your country, click here: https://goo.gl/A3HtfP

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