A rare treat. Indie short Prospect currently showing at SXSW screenings is available to watch online for free. And its been nominated for the SXSW grand jury prize. Gimme more SXSW shorts! (Free exposure would really help most of them)
Kickstarter: PROSPECT: A Handmade Sci-Fi Short (for info on the long, long road to completion and nifty behind the scenes vids)
IMDb: Prospect (2013)
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Unexpected return! Webisode series Red Shirts stumbles back for second season proving that dogged persistence, if not necessarily talent, may acquire its own charm. I missed these guys and recurring guest star Lieutenant Davis even. Here’s part one of the double episode premiere parodying all of those not-so-good “time travel to the 20th century” budget saving Trek episodes. Episode #203 Space Seed is also immediately available, a send up of Star Trek’s hoary tradition of pointless name dropping of alien species that are never seen and never referenced again - excepting Regulan Bloodworms, of course. 
As always, definitely NSFW for The Hangover style raunchy humor and profanity.
The Protoss establish contact with Earth in 33 days… (per the 10-28-2014 on the security vid :D)
There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who watch past 2:40 and those fated not to. Ohhh myyyy.
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Thanks Prime.
That was good. I was hooked immediately.
Wish there was more.
Admitting they were jealous of (“inspired by”) JPL’s famously kick ass Seven Minutes of Terror, ESA set out to escalate the artist’s depiction race to show off their own unique challenges with Rosetta , ESA’s comet chaser and comet lander spacecraft.
Thanks Prime.
Very cool. And very interesting.
(I want her outfit!)
From Vimeo: Staff Blog / Vimeo presents: The Top 10 Videos of 2014
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In a scarily hilarious monlogue, Adi Shankar explains Why Bootleg The…
Over three million views in a little over 24 hours. On those terms then, a brilliant piece of work. Should we do a poll? Love it? Hate it?
I liked it !