SciFiction.com

I was just recently shown this amazing music!

This music was made using vintage synthesizers which creates a special retro scifi style. Inspired by Jean Michel Jarre - especially his music of the 70’s! These great tunes were produced by SYNESTEM,

I always enjoy cool music like this, and I hope you get a chance to listen to this, and enjoy it as well!!

~The Captain OC

For more info:

electronic-music-synestem.com

I recently stumbled upon this fantastic independent film called Robots of Brixton!

This visually stunning short film takes place in Brixton an inner city where Robots call there home.

I was blown away at how great not only the Cgi effects were, but the deep story that was portrayed, and carried out by these cgi robots.

(Synopsis)

The film follows the trials and tribulations of young robots surviving at the sharp end of inner city life, living the predictable existence of a populous hemmed in by poverty, disillusionment and mass unemployment. When the Police invade the one space which the robots can call their own, the fierce and strained relationship between the two sides explodes into an outbreak of violence echoing that of 1981.

I enjoyed this film, from not only an intellectual standpoint but in general as a creative expression of liberty, rights, and personal freedom.

Enjoy!! :)

~The Captain OC

Prophet Of Science Fiction is probably my new favorite show!!

In this episode it discusses the life and works, of Jules Verne the father of science fiction!!

It takes you from going to the moon, to flying in the sky, to plunging 20,000 leagues under the sea, and much more!

This intimate look into Jules life is very informative, and is full of movie clips, interviews, and special effects sequences!!

However me being a man of peace the part about the “Tazer” was a good bit disturbing, since that modern technology used to inflict pain on people was made a reality based on the electronic bullets in Jules novel 20,000 Leagues under the sea.

I was very fascinated to say the least about the water and hydrogen being used in cell engines as an alternative revolutionary modern day fuel/energy source!! That part alone reveals the superb technologies that can be developed via inspirations from science fiction!

Using pure water as an energy source is an incredible way in my opinion to restore our planet to acceptable living conditions, with a much healthier, and cleaner environment.

All in all this particular episode blew me away at how fun, and interesting it was to watch. I felt like a kid in a candy store!!!

Having said this in conclusion I totally recommend you check this out as well!!

Enjoy!! :)


~The Captain OC

Hello everyone,

I just found this amazing episode of an show called “Prophets Of Science Fiction.”

In this particular episode, it discusses the life, and writings of HG Wells, and has several interviews with people like Sir Ridley Scott who was responsible for such films as Alien, Bladerunner, and Prometheus, and also theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku!

This show is absolutely incredible, and I highly recommend viewing it especially if you never have before!!

Enjoy!! :)


~The Captain OC

Sci-fi, and Trek fans the brilliant team behind Star Trek Gods and Men is producing a brand new adventure entitled (Star Trek Renegades), and they need your help!!

Lead by trek alumni actor/director Tim Russ, and starring many of the fantastic actors, and actresses that made trek the legend it is!

The above award winning feature length film is testament to what can be achieved without major studios being responsible for budgets, and story development.

I personally really enjoy these types of creative endeavors, which includes series such as Star Trek Phase 2!!


~The Captain OC


To contribute your donations to this exciting project go to:

STR Kickstarter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/145553614/star-trek-renegades

counterfactualcampus:

From Smithsonian Magazine:
Ten Inventions Inspired by Science Fiction
“The innovators behind objects like the cellophone or the helicopter took inspiration from works like Star Trek and War of the Worlds.”

counterfactualcampus:

From Smithsonian Magazine:

Ten Inventions Inspired by Science Fiction

“The innovators behind objects like the cellophone or the helicopter took inspiration from works like Star Trek and War of the Worlds.”


Anyone who has seen JJ Abrams Star Trek from 2009 will remember the iconic scene where Captain Kirk, Sulu, and one lone redshirt do a space dive towards the planet Vulcan to disable the drill thats cutting into the planets surface by the movies nemesis Nero.

My friends Felix Baumgartner has become the first man to make this science fiction concept into an reality!! After flying to an altitude of 39,045 meters (128,100 feet) in a helium-filled balloon, Felix Baumgartner completed a record breaking jump for the ages from the edge of space!!!!

Enjoy!! :-)

~The Captain OC

superstarling:

HRG Trooper by Thomas Spanos
More about this:

The HRG Trooper is named in homage after the ground breaking fantasy artist HR Giger’s design for The Alien. In short, The HRG Trooper is The Alien as made from the parts of Star Wars.  1. Alien frontal skull = Vader helmet 2. Alien lower mouth features = Clone Trooper lower helmet 3. Alien spine ridge = Clone Trooper fin repeated 4. Alien ribs along side of head = Death Star hallway light features 5. Alien tubing bulge = Clone Trooper thermal detonator 6. Alien secondary mouth = Darth Vader lightsabre 7. Alien tubing along sides of head = Darth Maul and Darth Tyranus lightsabres Artist Thomas Spanos exercises his passion for sculpture and performance art through costuming. His likeness has appeared in the Star Wars Insider, toy packaging, and the comic series Star Wars Legacy as Imperial Knight Ganner Krieg and the action figure of the character. Thomas is the lead technical illustrator for Encyclopædia Britannica. and proud member of The 501st Legion (SL1876.)

superstarling:

HRG Trooper by Thomas Spanos

More about this:

The HRG Trooper is named in homage after the ground breaking fantasy artist HR Giger’s design for The Alien. In short, The HRG Trooper is The Alien as made from the parts of Star Wars.
1. Alien frontal skull = Vader helmet
2. Alien lower mouth features = Clone Trooper lower helmet
3. Alien spine ridge = Clone Trooper fin repeated
4. Alien ribs along side of head = Death Star hallway light features
5. Alien tubing bulge = Clone Trooper thermal detonator
6. Alien secondary mouth = Darth Vader lightsabre
7. Alien tubing along sides of head = Darth Maul and Darth Tyranus lightsabres

Artist Thomas Spanos exercises his passion for sculpture and performance art through costuming. His likeness has appeared in the Star Wars Insider, toy packaging, and the comic series Star Wars Legacy as Imperial Knight Ganner Krieg and the action figure of the character. Thomas is the lead technical illustrator for Encyclopædia Britannica. and proud member of The 501st Legion (SL1876.)

algopuravida:

Star Wars arte Rock

 
recopilación de varios artistas 
 Star Wars Coolness de Tom Brodie-Browne

Fear and Loathing on Tatooine dAnton Marrast  

Enhanced by Zemanta
chisato-chan:

It is so true. He also said something about that this show was something good for children. But since I watched Doctor Who, I can’t stand hear in a sci-fi show that they want to kill aliens or anything else. I always thought “But… You have to understand why! And if they’re really bad, just make them go away!”
I think we need more show like Doctor Who…

chisato-chan:

It is so true. He also said something about that this show was something good for children. But since I watched Doctor Who, I can’t stand hear in a sci-fi show that they want to kill aliens or anything else. I always thought “But… You have to understand why! And if they’re really bad, just make them go away!”

I think we need more show like Doctor Who…