Amazing student created trailer for Rendezvous with Rama

Craig Engler 2:59 pm Wed May 5, 2010

In 2001 Aaron Ross created a beautiful short film for Arthur C. Clarke's book Rendezvous with Rama, complete with stunning sound design by Andrew Halasz. Last year Vancouver Film School student Philip Mahoney took the film and added his own sound design to the film — including a fantastic voice over — to turn it into a trailer for a film. A film I would now really really like to see based on this trailer.

Both versions are awesome and you can see them below.

Philip Mahoney's remixed version:

Aaron Ross's original version:

Must Watch: Fan Made Rendezvous with Rama Movie Trailer!

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