Film: Short

Set in the year 2027, the sci-fi adventure “Human Revolution - Deus Ex,” which premiered this week on Machinima.com’s Machinima Prime channel, imagines a dys

Drawing inspiration from Walt Whitman’s “Song of The Open Road” poem, this short film introduces us to a writer who too is seeking inspiration as he grapples

THE COMMENTS skewers the curiously modern phenomenon of online shaming as it plays out through the comments sections of media websites.

Pereira & O’Dell, San Francisco, and director Alma Har’el of Tool have teamed to create “Birds,” a short film for Airbnb.

Our Top Spot this week takes the form of Chipotle’s latest animated short film, conceived by a creative ensemble at CAA--with Passion Pictures serving as the

For children confronting cancer, amputation takes as much of an emotional toll as a physical one -- a reality that is poignantly depicted in the powerfully m

MediaMonks Stockholm has created a VR film with Greenpeace as part of the wider Protect What You Love platform.

The Mill has created and developed a biometric VR experience called STRATA.

Director Matt Lenski of production house Supply & Demand has released the first in a series of offbeat comedy shorts based on the comic strip The Perry B

Last September, Diesel introduced its “Go with the Flaw” mantra intended to inspire people to not only accept flaws in their lives, but to wear imperfection

ASICS recently launched its new “Welcome to the Dojo” clothing and footwear line exclusively at Foot Locker, Inc.

Nike Basketball’s “Bring Your Game” campaign kicks off with a film exploring the unique ways seven of hoops’ finest athletes

Sony recently released this short film written and directed by Joseph Kosinski of production house RESET.

In the year 2030, Peter Pan returns as a righteous hero defending Neverland from Hook who monopolizes technologies.

For the 2017 edition, year three of its #MakeWhatsNext campaign--again linked to International Women’s Day--Microsoft aims to build a sense of urgency and sc

Going against the grain, defining one’s own future rather than the future that has been mapped out by the masses.