Highrise: a documentary built with WebGL and other open standards ...
 

Brett sez, “What does citizenship mean in a transnational, <a href="http://www.cheap-authentic-nfl-jerseys.net/nfl-chicago-bears-lance-briggs-premier-jerseys-blue-p-864.html"><strong> Lance Briggs Jerseys</strong></a> globalised context? One Millionth Tower, the latest strand of the multi-media, multi- award-winning HIGHRISE project from National Film Board of Canada, teams a group of highrise residents in Toronto with architects and animators to re-imagine their surroundings and transform their dilapidated highrise neighbourhood into a vibrant, resident-led community. “Using cutting-edge open-source technology, this interactive documentary enables a 3D storytelling environment within a web browser, incorporating the magic of cinema, architecture and animation. A hyper-local <a href="http://www.cheap-authentic-nfl-jerseys.net/nfl-philadelphia-eagles-desean-jackson-authentic-jerseys-green-p-3866.html"><strong> DeSean Jackson Jerseys</strong></a> story with a global resonance in its vision for a more human-friendly urban planet – and world wide web.” This thing is built in WebGL, which replicates the functionality of OpenGL, a popular open <a href="http://www.cheap-authentic-nfl-jerseys.net/nfl-baltimore-ravens-ray-rice-authentic-jerseys-purple-p-582.html"><strong> Ray Rice Jerseys</strong></a> standard for drawing and animating 3D objects, using brwoser-only technology. It’s exciting stuff on the tehcnical side, but it’s also a damned cool and well-thought-through documentary that goes beyond a mere tech demo. High Rise