Distinctively captured via Light Detection and Ranging equipment (LiDAR), this meditative short that played at Sundance 2021 centers on a protagonist spurred to introspection when an AI algorithm denies his life insurance application
Utilizing LiDAR, the same technology that powers self-driving cars, McGlocklin captures performance depth data via “point clouds” before porting that data into 3D software for further manipulation. The result is appealingly minimalistic—just dots in black space ultimately—but the imagery succeeds by being stylistically memorable and also, through its minimalism, sucking the audience into close attention, allowing the personal storytelling to provoke empathy.
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Distinctively captured via Light Detection and Ranging equipment (LiDAR), this meditative short that played at Sundance 2021 centers on a protagonist spurred to introspection when an AI algorithm denies his life insurance application
Utilizing LiDAR, the same technology that powers self-driving cars, McGlocklin captures performance depth data via “point clouds” before porting that data into 3D software for further manipulation. The result is appealingly minimalistic—just dots in black space ultimately—but the imagery succeeds by being stylistically memorable and also, through its minimalism, sucking the audience into close attention, allowing the personal storytelling to provoke empathy.
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Distinctively captured via Light Detection and Ranging equipment (LiDAR), this meditative short that played at Sundance 2021 centers on a protagonist spurred to introspection when an AI algorithm denies his life insurance application
Utilizing LiDAR, the same technology that powers self-driving cars, McGlocklin captures performance depth data via “point clouds” before porting that data into 3D software for further manipulation. The result is appealingly minimalistic—just dots in black space ultimately—but the imagery succeeds by being stylistically memorable and also, through its minimalism, sucking the audience into close attention, allowing the personal storytelling to provoke empathy.
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