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The Dark and Distant Future: Jeongmin Seo Drops “Reminder” Short Film

There's a dark art to building dystopian futures that look and feel like cool places to be. Seoul-based CG motion designer Jeongmin Seo makes his Stash debut with a personal project called "Reminder" that does just that. [Watch] The post The Dark and Distant Future: Jeongmin Seo Drops “Reminder” Short Film appeared first on Motion design - STASH.

There’s a dark art to building dystopian futures that look and feel like cool places to be. Seoul-based CG motion designer Jeongmin Seo makes his Stash debut with a personal project called “Reminder” that does just that.

Jeongmin Seo: In the distant future, humanity has continued to advance its technology without limits. However, endless technological progress eventually led to conflict and war, transforming Earth into a planet no longer fit for human life.

Restoring the devastated planet would take far too long, and humanity soon found itself on the brink of extinction. To prevent the end of mankind, researchers launched ‘PROJECT REMINDER’, designed to preserve all of humanity’s knowledge, memories, and history.
 

Images

 
A dark, futuristic room filled with cables and monitors, featuring a suspended metallic structure in the center surrounded by glowing screens and industrial machinery—this is the evocative setting for Jeongmin Seo’s short film “Reminder.”. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A person in a futuristic suit and helmet sits in a chair connected to wires, surrounded by multiple computer monitors and electronic equipment in a dimly lit, high-tech room—an evocative scene from Jeongmin Seo’s short film, Reminder. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A human brain connected to multiple wires and metallic devices, resembling a fusion of organic tissue and advanced technology, set against a dark background—a scene reminiscent of the thought-provoking aesthetic found in Jeongmin Seo’s acclaimed short film “Reminder.”. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A person is floating in midair, surrounded by scattered metallic debris and cables in a dark, industrial environment—a haunting scene from Jeongmin Seo’s short film, “Reminder.”. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A person in a futuristic helmet with many cables attached stands against a bright red background, evoking an intense atmosphere reminiscent of a sci-fi short film. Bold white text, partially visible behind them, hints at the title “Reminder” by Jeongmin Seo. Frame from Stash Magazine article.
 

Credits

 
Director/animator: Jeongmin Seo

Toolkit: Cinema 4D, Blender, Redshift, Adobe CC,

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