Necessary Tomorrows

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About

I’m creating augmented AI animations for a short documentary based on "The Last Impala," a fiction podcast by Christopher Brown. A sci-fi steeped in survivalism and nature—mashing Cinéma Vérité with The Mandalorian.

Impact

The future will be a fight, and we will have to “stay with the trouble” to get the one we need. The Last Impala teaches us the discipline of hope, by expressing a vision of the future, where humans have learned to live in balance with nature.

Progress

We’ve received 25K from the British Columbia Arts Council. A 2 1/2 min section including intercutting interviews with animation is completed. A podcast series for “Necessary Tomorrows” (as a separate production), is on the cusp of release.

Team

With Brett, I’ve documented Copyright Law, Data Tracking, Facial Recognition, Encryption, and the Internet of Everything. I've evolved with the rampant pace of digital culture, and I've aimed to create an ethical digital world with every step.

Funding

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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/1680159963930x587004824668496500
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