Showing posts with label decay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decay. Show all posts

Survivor 2.0: the mobile app to survive after the end of our world!

Posted: Monday, January 7, 2013 by Janek in Labels: , , , ,
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We created this short video with a friend to continue our visual experimentations during an urbex session. We hope you will enjoy it! :)

Pitch : What if a mobile application exists to check the radioactivity of a place, check that water or food are edible and where they come from? That is the idea we wanted to show in this fake ad. It can be very usefull after in a post-apocalyptic environment.



Start urban exploration

Posted: Tuesday, March 1, 2011 by Janek in Labels: , ,
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Decay environment To find inspiration, I have started urban exploration in my neighborhood. It can be a way of experimenting an immersion into a world I will use in the movie.

Part of it will take place in a decay and grunge environment, perhaps even post-apocalyptic.

The main problem comes from the fact that such places are temporary and will no longer exist during the filming of the movie. Moreover, they can be dangerous for actors and equipment.
Decayed scientific laboratory
Nevertheless, through urban exploration, I can feel a specific atmosphere and see which details could be interesting for the decors' creation. It’s weird because in those environments you are very close to civilization, but when you are inside, you are disconnected of it and danger can be everywhere. All your senses are awoken. You can feel your instinct.

It’s a very interesting experience and some places are very esthetics although they are destroyed. In this post you can see some of photos we made.

Urban exploration at Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
End of 2010 : beginning of urban explorations

Some interesting links:
- In this website, you can find safety tips for your own explorations and a list of recommended equipment: http://urbanexplorers.net/
- My cousin gave me this interesting link, advices from a photographer: http://www.digital-photography-school.com/an-introduction-to-urban-exploration
- If you live near Paris, you can find some spots and photos here: http://www.urban-exploration.com/