6min #DUST #sci-fi #short clip - Frances and Yuri Ring in the New Year

8min #Sci-Fi #DUST Short Film: "After We Have Left Our Homes"

8 min #DUST Sci-Fi Short Film clip Slaughterbots

7min 37sec clip - Sci-Fi Short Film: "L'Auxiliaire"

7min #DUST clip - Sci-Fi Short Film: "Black Box"

6min 25sec #DUST clip - Sci-Fi Short Film "Progress Bar" - written by human with some dialogue by an AI

11min 14sec #DUST clip - Regulation

text from youtube "Starring Sunita Mani from Netflix's hit series "GLOW" and USA's "Mr. Robot" - watch the award winning sci-fi short film now.

"Regulation" by Ryan Patch

Every child has the right to be happy. By law.."

4min 10sec #DUST clip - #Sci-Fi Short Film "Day One"

text from youtube ""Day One" by Mahmut Akay

A man tries to do his laundry, but comes across an unexpected obstacle at the laundrette. DAY ONE is a cautionary tale on automation and artificial intelligence. This film was completed in 48 hours, from writing to post-production, in the SCI-FI London film festival.

Joe enters a laundrette, loads his laundry and pays into the slot machine. The slot machine malfunctions, leaving his clothes locked inside the washing machine. When an assistant approaches him for help, Joe is dismayed to find a robot has replaced a human worker. The robot unlocks the washing machine but Joe demands his money back. Joe becomes irate as the robot continuously misinterprets Joe's demands. Joe loses his nerve and threatens the robot, which sets off an alarm. Joe runs out of the laundrette. The robot's demeanour suddenly becomes more human-like. He pats the slot machine to release Joe's change, revealing him to be an intelligent and machiavellian robot that outsmarted the human.

Director's Statement:
Day One is a cautionary tale on the dangers of artificial intelligence outsmarting us in the future. While the intention isn’t to criticize automation, we wanted to raise awareness on the impact it can have on society in the future. We’ve all been in a situation where we want to bypass the automated customer services and speak directly to a human on the phone or when a virtual assistant like Siri misinterprets us. The short film is a heightened reality of those situations and functions as a fable to warn us of where we could end up if we aren’t careful with the insidious implementation of artificial intelligence into society.

More about the film:
This film was made for the SCI-FI London 48 hour film competition where they require you to make a film based off a film title, line of dialogue and action/prop, within 2 days. Being at the mercy of the 48 hours was ironically a liberating experience that allowed us to ride a creative wave from conception all the way to post-production. The dynamics to making a short film with such a quick turnaround force you into a creative flow with the whole cast/crew synergising to make it happen as opposed to the normal, slower production process.The 48 hours were ticking. Finding a laundrette and building the robot head proved to be a logistical challenge. After scouting many different laundrettes and struggling to find the perfect one, we had almost given up until we had a serendipitous encounters with another film crew also scouting for laundrettes. The location manager of that crew recommended one for us, which we fell in love with and thankfully gained permission to shoot there after hours. The owner of the laundrette also happened to be a set designer, which meant he was very aware and understanding of what a film shoot entails. The caveat was that we only had 5 hours to shoot the whole short.The robot head was also being constructed at the same time. Once our prop maker figured a welding helmet would work as the basis, everything else fell into place with bringing the head to life."

13min #DUST #sci-fi short clip - "Secret Chord"

2hr #DUST clip - Best of 2019 8 #sci-fi shorts

text from youtube "In this special 2 hour Sunday Night DUST, we take a look at some of the fan favorite sci-fi short films that premiered on DUST in 2019. See the list below:

"Box 616" by Mitch Glass
"The Give and Take" by Anna Hopkins
"Iteration 1" by Jesse Lupini
"Zero" by The Brothers Lynch (Keith & David)
"Deep Clean" by Matt Harlock
"HUM" by Stefano Nurra
"FTL" by Adam Stern
"The Replacement" Written and Directed by Sean Miller

#SciFi #ShortFilms #SundayNightDUST #2019Rewind

DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration, technology, and human experience are all a part of DUST. "

7min 17sec clip - Sci-Fi Short Film "What's To Come: #Christmas Tradition"

16min #DUST #sci-fi short - Hyperlight

Hyperlight" by Nguyen-Anh Nguyen - Two elite astronauts wake up in the abyss of space; they return to their stranded ship and discover ....

6min #DUST sci-fi short - The New politics

"The New Politics" by Joshua Wong - Make Games, Not War

2mon 42sec #DUST sci-fi short - The Black Hole

"The Black Hole" by Phil & Olly - If you could move through any solid object, what would you do?

9mon #DUST #Sci-fi short - Planet Unknown

"Planet Unknown" by Shawn Wang - Facing global resource depletion, mankind sends out Space Rovers to find potentially inhabitable planets.

4min 13sec #DUST #sci-fi short clip - Good Business

Humanity makes a deal with a new client, "Good Business" by Ray Sullivan.

10min #DUST #sci-fi short - The OceanMaker

"The OceanMaker" by Lucas Martell - After the seas have disappeared ...

8min #DUST #sci-fi short - Dedalo

"Dedalo" directed by Jerónimo Rocha - Trapped inside the Space Freighter/Refinery DÉDALO, Siena tries to survive ....

12min #DUST #sci-fi clip - Perfectly Natural

"Perfectly Natural" by Victor Alonso-Berbel - For Wanda and Zach, Future Families is a lifetime opportunity: a virtual parenting system that gives their baby access to a better life ...