Launch Recite Me assistive technology

Stop what you're doing and head to the moon with three gifted students from Gobelins

Date
4 September 2012

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Somewhere between Moon, The Fifth Element, Tintin: Destination Moon and 2001: A Space Odyssey sits Eclipse, a brand new piece of animation from Gobelins students (yes, students) Theo Guignard, Noé Lecombre and Hugo Moreno. It’s got all the classic sci-fi staples – eerie soundtrack, mysterious evil/benign paranormal entity, barren lunar landscape – and it’s drawn in a style evocative of the classic cartoon greats. That’s all the information we’re prepared to supply for fear of ruining the experience of this perfectly-paced, beautifully atmospheric animation.

If you think you’re too busy to stop for four minutes and immerse yourself in some sci-fi this afternoon then you better get your priorities in order. You’re wrong, this is great, you NEED to watch it.

An abstract illustration of two circles on a textured, light grey background. A small white circle sits above a larger, dark grey circle.
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Theo Guignard, Noé Lecombre and Hugo Moreno: Eclipse

An illustration of a dark, industrial interior. In the distance, four figures in white spacesuits stand in a brightly lit doorway.
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Theo Guignard, Noé Lecombre and Hugo Moreno: Eclipse

An illustration of a small figure in a white spacesuit walking across a vast, grey landscape. Jagged brown rock formations frame the bottom of the scene under a dim, hazy sky.
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Theo Guignard, Noé Lecombre and Hugo Moreno: Eclipse

An illustration of two people looking at a large screen displaying a technical interface. The screen shows a diagram of a white machine and a circular graphic alongside abstract text.
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Theo Guignard, Noé Lecombre and Hugo Moreno: Eclipse

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James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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