computer graphics

Hello, I'm a London-based American artist, and I'm working on a video (20 - 30 min) for a solo exhibition that's opening in London on 20 September. I am searching for a technically skilled/accomplished computer graphics person(s) to work with. I'd like to tell you a bit about the project to see if you have any interest.... The video is titled Jubilee 2033 and is a re-imagining of bits of Derek Jarman’s 1978 queer punk film Jubilee. I'm working with the first 13 minutes or so of the original film, and the last scene. In Jubilee 2033, Ayn Rand (to be played by Susanne Sachsse) encounters the artificial intelligence Azuma Hikari, who then predicts possible futures of the internet for the year 2033. In one possible future, Rand is presented with her contra-thinker, an AI prophet named Nootropix (to be played by Heather Cassils). I have a film treatment that you can check out here, if you'd like: [login to view URL] Brief outline of CGI needs are here: [login to view URL] A story board is here: [login to view URL] To give you just a few more practical details: Tiffany L. Gray is my LA-based producer, and I'm also working with Ali Roche at Spike Island Film & Video in the UK. The work is funded by a Creative Capital award in Emerging Fields in NYC, and co-commissioned by Gasworks in London and Art in General in NYC & MU in Eindhoven. After the Gasworks show, the solo will travel to Art in General in January 2018. In summer 2018, at MU... the project will travel a lot. We'll be shooting SO SO SOON in LA, 21-24 July. Most is on a green screen. Post can happen during August & early September. If you take a look at the treatment and CGI needs dos, you'll see there's A LOT of CG / 3D modeling + animation. The AI character Azuma must be created as a 3D animated character. There's also a scene where a strap-on dildo is urinating out a video stream. Then there's all the filling in of the green screen.....As the CG is such a big part of the project, I'm looking for someone that can handle the technical challenge + is up for the weird elements. Thank you for your time and consideration!