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MALAISE Is An Amazing Sci-Fi Short Film You Really Should See [Video] It may not be very long in the scheme of sci-fi short films but Daniel Beaulieu sure packs a wallop in his short film MALAISE, which was his final project as a student at the Vancouver Film School’s 3D animation program.

I would have to say it is one of my favorites so far in 2014 and I sure hope that this fantastic short leads to good things for him. From Daniel’s Vimeo page for the short film: With Malaise I wanted to do a project that was both visually exciting and a demonstration of my abilities as an animator. The look of the piece was influenced by an array of old sci-fi classics ranging from Andrei Tarkovsky’s Solaris to Jean-Claude Forest’s Barbarella. For the feel and tone of the film it was to Ridley Scott’s Alien franchise that I drew inspiration from.

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The True History and Purpose of NASA. Charlie Brown Christmas Segment - Snoopy Dancing. Airline Pilot Creates Realistic Animation of Flight 214 Crash. There was no clear video of last weekend's tragic Asiana Airlines Flight 214's crash landing that killed three passengers, but animation artists were quick to provide crude renderings of the accident.

Now a former airline pilot and current forensic animator has created the most realistic and well-researched look yet at what probably happened last Saturday at San Francisco International Airport. The video was created by former Boeing 727 pilot Jack Suchocki, who also happens to be a talented 3D animator who founded Eyewitness Animations, a company that provides aviation accident reconstruction animations for legal investigations.

He told us he used Autodesk's pro animation software 3DS Max to create this super-realistic view of the crash landing. Notice the blue "ghost plane," flying on the correct path and altitude and giving you a clear look at where Flight 214 should have been when it landed. Suchocki told Mashable he used multiple sources for his detailed reconstruction. PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN.