Pure entry. aesthetic future prison 256 samples plus denoiser.
You could have really thrown people off and did the star trek enterprise D upside down on a support. Since that is how they actually had to do it cause of its weight and size distribution. 
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“A visit from the master?” Pure (Eevee)
A test with eevee.
Lack of time to polish more: the lighting is weird and the room is too “clean”, too tidy 
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The Men in the Man on the Moon
Pure entry
A small tribute to Georges Méliès. I used height maps from NASA for the craters.
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Awesome 
Attack of the Camera from Hell!
Pure
Not sure if I really had to provide a title for this one 
This entry is all about the world being destroyed by a rampant demonic vintage camera!! Wait, what was the theme again? 
I hope everyone likes it, I took a very different approach than I normally do.
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I thought that I’d get away with it too until I saw your entry 
Oh well, they say great minds think alike.
Couldn’t come up with an on-topic idea that a) I was happy with, and b) was inside my skills+time capabilities. Enjoying this week’s renders though!
Marey Gun
Pure entry. Everythin made in Blender, used only procedural textures.
This is based on an actual camera that looked like a gun, invented by Étienne-Jules Marey.
Only now that I realize the gun is in an almost impossible position, since the barrel is very heavy and should pull the gun down. Oh well.
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Horse Loop
Pure Entry
and video ( @Helge - if it is possible I would prefer video to be my entry )
I made a loop. Starting from Edward Muybridge’s photographs taken in 1878 (first movie ever, kind of), through frame interpolation, mapping to mesh, vertex weight modifier, rigging stop blades, expotring to pc2 file, mesh cache modifier, instancing in Animation Nodes with object attributes output evaluation, baking animations, rendering frames, compositing, video editing in internal sequencer…
…I eventually finished very close to starting point. I learned a lot on the way.
Thats my loop. It was fun 
Blender 2.8, Cycles, Animation Nodes
more pictures here
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The making of Hugo
Open entry
Another tribute to Georges Méliès via the story of Hugo Cabret. Open entry because the background image is from a Hugo film poster.
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This is the style I would’ve went with had I entered this weekend.
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Oh wow that’s perfect! 
With this world domination will be assured!!
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Great work Adam3141