Young impulsive Martian Elaine has never felt connected to her orderly community on the faraway planet. When she suddenly finds herself inside a retro virtual reality game and meets a cybercriminal from Earth, they form an unlikely bond that is challenged by a major act of sabotage by her mother.
Motion Design played an important role in how background information was displayed and communicated to the viewer. We will give an overview of how working with motion design helped bring the world of Mars to life. In a short presentation, Chantale Eglin (Motion Designer) will share the journey of the student project as well as the concept and process behind the graphical world of Cybercity Lovestory.
We will be screening the pilot episode after the presentation, followed by the possibility to continue the episode in an immersive VR Game.
Winner of the AUREA Young Talent Award, the pilot of Cybercity Lovestory was produced and developed at Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, in co-production with 2112 STUDIOS.
Carly Coco Schrader was born in Berlin in 1994. She attended a German-English school there until she graduated from high school. While still at school, Carly worked on various film projects, both in front of and behind the camera. This passion led her to study "Scenic Arts" at the University of Hildesheim with a focus on media. The short film she made there enabled her to enroll at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, where Carly has been studying directing since October 2015. As a passionate gamer, Carly developed a video game there, which earned her an exchange to study as a game director at the DADIU program at the National Film School of Denmark. There she wrote and developed a mobile game with her team of twenty. Back in Germany, Carly directed the short film "Artgerecht" in summer 2020, which was broadcast on Arte and SWR.
As a final project of her studies at the Filmakademie, Carly is working on "Cybercity Lovestory" - a transmedia project that creates a synergy between VFX film and virtual reality game. In April 2021, Carly moved to Hamburg to develop series concepts and games with colleagues in Writers Rooms.
After studying as a media designer Chantale Eglin graduated from the university RheinMain in Wiesbaden to study in the department Communication design. During this, as well as in her semester abroad at German Jordanian University in Jordan she worked on her own film and animation projects. After various internships in Film- and Digitalmedia Agencies, she started working as a freelance graphic and motion designer. In 2023 Chantale graduated from Filmacademy Baden-Württemberg in the field of motion design.