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A short film created for Brookfield Europe & Foster & Partners for a new commercial development on the border of the central capital and Shoreditch in London. The film's focus was to highlight the sites unique positioning within London.

The Un-Square Mile

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A short film created for Brookfield Europe & Foster & Partners for a new commercial development on the border of the central capital and Shoreditch in London. The film's focus was to highlight the sites unique positioning within London.

The Un-Square Mile

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A short film created for Brookfield Europe & Foster & Partners for a new commercial development on the border of the central capital and Shoreditch in London. The film's focus was to highlight the sites unique positioning within London.

The Un-Square Mile

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

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A marketing image and several vignettes created for Jestico & Whiles for the National Graphene Institute in Manchester.

Image credit: Matt Townsend

National Graphene Institute

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A marketing image and several vignettes created for Jestico & Whiles for the National Graphene Institute in Manchester.

Image credit: Matt Townsend

National Graphene Institute

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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Image

Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

Chupan Chupai

factory fifteenJune 05, 2020

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3

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Image

Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

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Chupan Chupai is a short film installation that combines environment design and cinema in an exhibition format. The project was developed for the 'Future Perfect' exhibition as part of the 2013 Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and was presented by DAZED as part of the Visionaries series.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/17980/1/factory-fifteens-futureworlds-dazed-visionaries

SYNOPSIS
In a near future heavily influenced by the imminent boom of the Indian subcontinent, an emerging technology and economic superpower a new digital city has developed. The film follows a group of young children as they play a game of hide and seek (Chupan Chupai) in the bustling streets of this smart city. Through their play the children discover how to hack the city, opening up a cavernous network of hidden and forgotten spaces, behind the scenes of everyday streets.

The narrative of piece focuses on how the children interact with their built environment, we explore the smart city through the device of the classic children's game. The design of the future city fuses technology and built matter as one programmable environment. Using gestures and signs as a language, the project takes the concept of gesture based control to the level where we can interact and control all elements of the built environment, creating a symbiosis between technology and the city. The film splits the physical architecture of the city into two categories; the synthesised lived in city, and its organic wild undergrowth.

The project was shot on location in India and uses a mixture of animation and visual effects to embellish the design of the city and locations that are pictured.

Based on a short story by Tim Maly
Directed by FACTORY FIFTEEN
Produced by Liam Young

Filmed on location in India by
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Liam Young
Tushar Prakash

Indian Producer – Tushar Prakash
Composer – Mark Sayfritz
Sound Design – Ana Roman
Fixer – Harry Singh

CAST
Maya – Noshine Banu
Aya – Shahine Banu
Amit – Mustaraf Khan
Guardian to cast – Rafique Mohammad (Pamna)

Post- Production by Factory Fifteen

VFX / 3D ARTISTS / COMPOSITING
Jonathan Gales
Paul Nicholls
Arkin Esref
Alexey Marfin
Matt Townsend
Chris Glew

TRACKING
Tom Carter
Kibwe Tavares

INTERNS
Mond Qu
Alessandro Mimiola

SPECIAL THANKS
Manisha Prakash
Ian Forber-Pratt
Foster Care India
Claire Pepper
Ravi Amaratunga
Lisbon Architecture Trienale 2013

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