Our Colorful World
In a vibrant exploration of color and light, a curious character embarks on a journey that reveals the profound ways in which we perceive the world around us, crafted by the creative talents of students and faculty at Towson University.
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Lynn TomlinsonDirectorIgnite!, AquaDome, Ballad of Holland Island House, The Elephant's Song, Ten Degrees of Strange
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Lynn TomlinsonWriter
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Christian ReadyWriter
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Christian ReadyProducer
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Lynn TomlinsonProducer
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Kalima YoungKey Cast"Narrator"
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Millie SchwartzKey Cast"Ojo"
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Lucian LiatengAnimators
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Electra LoweAnimators
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Kevin HarperAnimators
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Adam SchwartzSound
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Project Type:Animation, Student, Other
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Genres:Education, Fulldome
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Runtime:5 minutes
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Completion Date:February 1, 2025
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Production Budget:10,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:4K fulldome
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Aspect Ratio:1:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Towson University
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Dome Fest WestBoulder
United States
May 4, 2025
World
Best Educational Film -
Portland Festival of Cinema, Animation & TechnologyPortland
United States
August 6, 2025
Oregon -
Macon Film FestivalMacon
United States
August 23, 2025
Southeast USA
Distribution Information
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Towson University/Christian Ready, Planetarium DirectorDistributorCountry: United StatesRights: All Rights
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Lynn TomlinsonDistributor
Lynn Tomlinson is an award-winning director of animated short films. She animates moving clay paintings that transform and shift perspectives. Her work explores environmental themes, often imagining how non-human beings might view humanity’s impact. Her award-winning animated shorts, including The Ballad of Holland Island House (2014), The Elephant’s Song (2018), and Ten Degrees of Strange (2021), have screened around the world, from Ann Arbor to Annecy, Hiroshima to Hollywood. Lynn is Associate Professor Electronic Media and Film Department at Towson University, where she is researching the development of an interdisciplinary immersive fulldome production lab.
Animated entirely by students and recently graduated alumni of Towson University, and produced, directed, written, narrated, and sound designed by faculty, this short film about the perception of color was an interdisciplinary collaboration by Towson University's fulldome media production research group.