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A Cloud's Dream
2011
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Watch as one cloud’s imagination soars from the familiar to the unknown on a captivating journey from dusk until dawn. Animated using partial audio waveform data, A Cloud’s Dream is a stereoscopic particle simulation that explores various cloud formations. Produced as part of the 7th edition of the NFB’s Hothouse apprenticeship.
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Hothouse2003 - 2024 14 editionsShort, surprising and always entertaining! Watch a collection of one-minute animated shorts from our Hothouse animation mentorship program, past and present.
Watch as one cloud’s imagination soars from the familiar to the unknown on a captivating journey from dusk until dawn. Animated using partial audio waveform data, A Cloud’s Dream is a stereoscopic particle simulation that explores various cloud formations.
Produced as part of the 7th edition of the NFB’s Hothouse apprenticeship.
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writerAndrew Hicks
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directorAndrew Hicks
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mentoring directorLuigi Allemano
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composerKyle BennettAustin MilneDevon Welsh
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musicianKyle BennettAustin MilneDevon Welsh
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editorJelena Popovic
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sound editorLuigi Allemano
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infographicsSusan GourleyRandall Finnerty
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foleyKarla Baumgardner
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recordingGeoffrey Mitchell
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re-recordingSerge Boivin
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titlesGaspard Gaudreau
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stereoscopic technologyPaul KroitorMarylin Drolet
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on-lineDenis Gathelier
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technical coordinatorJulie Laperrière
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administrationGisèle GuilbaultRosalina Di SarioElaine Largie
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executive producerDavid Verrall
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producerMichael Fukushima
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associate producerMaral Mohammadian
Ages 13 to 17
School subjects
Clouds are often catalysts for the imagination or daydreaming. Have the class, using their knowledge of the water cycle, consider what clouds themselves might dream of or imagine. Have students write a creative piece as a water molecule transitioning through various processes and states of being: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, groundwater, runoff, snowmelt and evapotranspiration with other water molecules. Ask students to animate the life of a water molecule to explain the water cycle.