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This immersive CGI short movie
shows scientific visualization together with storytelling techniques for explaining
a complex topic in simple
and entertaining way:
From water physics,
including electronegativity
and forming hydrogen bond,
we get to the Brownian motion
of water molecules induced
by electromagnetic field.
Thermoregulatory mechanisms
of human body handle these
thermal effects by activating
heat shock proteins (hsp70), which can be activated also
directly by the electromagnetic radiation (known as electrosmog)
via biophysical mechanisms...
Film language has been leveraged
for visualizing scientific data acquired from PDB files
(protein structures) and
other scientific resources.
After importing them into
the Autodesk MAYA software
via Molecular Maya toolkit,
they were animated using
an artistic license, when
appropriate, for maintaining
overall dramatic structure.
Animation workflow included traditional keyframing,
as well as procedural
animations (MASH networks
and physically based simulations).
Post-production was based on:
Multidisciplinary approach allowed
perfecting this educational movie
merging science, pedagogy and art
into a pure EDUTAINMENT.
Wondering how you can create such a film
to share your knowledge in an entertaining
and understandable way through visually compelling images while maintaining
content’s factual accuracy based on the
current level of scientific knowledge?
Answers and step by step workflow
can be found in this free publication:
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This immersive CGI short movie shows scientific visualization together with storytelling techniques for explaining
a complex topic in simple
and entertaining way:
From the water physics,
including electronegativity
and forming hydrogen bonds,
we get to the Brownian motion of water molecules induced by the electromagnetic fields.
Thermoregulatory mechanisms
of human body handle
these thermal effects
by activating heat shock proteins (e.g. hsp70),
which can be activated also directly by electromagnetic radiation (electrosmog) via biophysical mechanisms...
Film language has been leveraged for visualizing scientific data acquired from PDB files (protein structures) and other scientific resources.
After importing them into Autodesk MAYA software via Molecular Maya toolkit (mMaya), they were animated using
an artistic license, when appropriate, for maintaining
overall dramatic structure.
Animation workflow included traditional keyframing,
as well as some procedural animations (MASH networks and physically based simulations).
Wondering how you can create such a film
to share your knowledge in an entertaining
and understandable way through visually compelling images while maintaining
content’s factual accuracy based on the
current level of scientific knowledge?
Answers and step by step workflow
can be found in this free publication:
Film language has been leveraged for conveying current research findings and visualizing data acquired from PDB files and other available scientific resources.
After importing them into the Autodesk MAYA via Molecular Maya toolkit (mMaya), they were then
animated using artistic license, when appropriate, for maintaining
overall dramatic structure.
Animation workflow included traditional keyframing,
as well as procedural
animations (MASH networks
and physically based simulations).
Post-production was based on:
Multidisciplinary approach allowed perfecting this educational movie merging science, pedagogy and arts into a pure EDUTAINMENT.
Wondering how you can create such
a film to share your knowledge in an entertaining and understandable way through visually compelling images while maintaining content’s factual accuracy based on the current
level of scientific knowledge?
Answers and step by step workflow
can be found in an extensive publication which you can
see in the PC version
of this site.
Website & content created by
Martin Matulík, MSc. © 2023
All rights reserved.
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Click here to affirm you are
at least 18 years of age.
This immersive CGI short movie shows scientific visualization together with storytelling techniques for explaining a complex topic in simple and entertaining way:
Film language has been leveraged for conveying current research findings and visualizing data acquired from PDB files and other available scientific resources.
Animation workflow included traditional keyframing, as well as procedural animations (MASH networks and physically based simulations).
Post-production was based on composing rendered images, adding an audio (voiceover + music), visual effects and color grading, finalized by encoding the completed film into the standardized formats.
Multidisciplinary approach allowed perfecting this educational movie merging science, pedagogy and art into a pure EDUTAINMENT.
Wondering how you can create such a film to share your knowledge in an entertaining and understandable way through visually compelling images while maintaining content’s factual accuracy based on the current level of scientific knowledge?
Answers and step by step workflow can be found in an extensive publication which you can see in the PC version of this site.