Hasta La Ideas

Voici cette installation réussie « Homage to the Lost Spaces » de l’artiste néo-zélandais Mike Hewson. Il a repris des parties des bâtiments de la ville de Christchurch qui ont été détruits dans un tremblement de terre en 2011, en intégrant des illusions d’optiques et un style très réaliste.

Voici cet essai infographique de Lost Conversation pour résumer la signification de la vie. Avec une animation très réussie et un sound design signé Sarc:O, cette vidéo très dynamique reprend l’adage selon lequel se perdre reste le meilleur moyen de trouver son chemin. A découvrir dans la suite.

Une excellente initiative de la chaîne de TV belge Prime afin d’illustrer la diffusion des séries. Une mise en scène originale sous la forme de figurines en plastique, représentant chacune un décor et l’univers d’une série TV comme Californication, Mad Men, Six Feet Under ou encore Lost.

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A producer by the name ofAnthony Spinneris claiming that he was paid $30,000 in 1977 to write a TV pilot that never aired. The 121-page script for the pilot was called Lost.

From TMZ:

Spinner is now suing ABC and Touchstone Television, claiming the network passed on the show in ‘77, ‘91 and ‘94 … then suddenly created an exact replica with Touchstone in 2004. Spinner is suing for damages and a cut of royalties, profits and a bunch of other stuff. Spinner tried to sue a few years ago, but it was dismissed for procedural reasons.

Some of the comparisons between the 1977 script and the hit TV show from the document sent to TMZ include:

• Airplane headed to Los Angeles crashes into a tropical, jungle-like environment,
• Doctor (Jack?) in the group is the humanitarian voice for the survivors,
• Trailblazer (Locke?) challenges the group to accept that they are stuck on the island and the island can provide for them,
• Military man (Sayid?) survives and sets strategy in place to take responsibility for leadership in military style activities,
• Stubborn and reluctant semi-hero (Sawyer?) challenges the leadership of the real leader and has a dark father-son past,
• Survivor suffers from a drug addiction (Charlie?),
• Physically fit and durable young woman (Kate?) suffers from a recent loss of her partner and can perform many of the same physical tasks as the men,
• Ethnic minority character (Sayid?) must deal with racial slurs especially from one character (Sawer?),
• Lone survivor of a scientific expedition (Rousseau) is found with gunpowder, secure shelter, and an apparent relationship with others who were on the island before them (The Others?),
• Cold weather animals in a warm tropical jungle (Saber Tooth tiger in original script),
• Cave dwellings with signs of riches, civilization, and written warnings to the group,
• Use of flashbacks to the regular life of each character before being marooned as both a source of content, style, and a means of character development,
• Jealousy erupts when a man sees that a woman’s attention is focused on another man (The Kate, Jack, and Sawyer love triangle)

Pretty crazy, right? Sure, it could be a big coincidence, but get real. There’s also the small chance that it’s viral marketing considering the original script was written in ‘77. Remember when Hurley tried to write Star Wars?