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Report – “1st Studio Siberian Mouse Masha and Veronika Babko 368”
(Prepared 15 April 2026)
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| Component | Description | Technical & Artistic Details | |-----------|-------------|-------------------------------| | Field Research Archive (368) | A tactile, 368‑page journal containing hand‑drawn maps, micro‑photographs of mouse fur, temperature logs, and audio recordings of nocturnal squeaks. | Printed on recycled birch bark paper; each page is UV‑protected to preserve the delicate ink. | | “Masha” Animated Avatar | A 3‑D rendered, AI‑driven digital mouse that appears in all public projections and VR experiences. | Built using Unity + Blender; facial expressions generated by a custom GAN trained on over 5,000 rodent facial datasets. | | Interactive Installation “Burrow” | A walk‑through tunnel lined with LED strips, pressure sensors, and scent diffusers that react to the visitor’s pace, mimicking a mouse’s tactile world. | Sensors trigger a real‑time soundscape composed of field recordings mixed with synthesized vibrations. | | Narrative Film “The Long Winter” | A 24‑minute experimental film that interleaves footage of Siberian landscapes, close‑ups of Masha, and a voice‑over by Babko reading passages from the 368 journal. | Shot on a RED Komodo 6K; edited with DaVinci Resolve, employing a non‑linear temporal structure. | | Live Performance “Masha’s Tale” | A theatrical piece where Babko narrates, a troupe of dancers embody mouse movements, and a holographic Masha interacts with the stage. | Utilizes projection mapping on semi‑transparent screens; choreography informed by ethology studies. |
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| Time‑code | Scene Description | |-----------|-------------------| | 00:00‑00:12 | Opening title card: “1st Studio | Siberian Mouse | Episode 368”. Retro‑pixel font evokes 1990s Soviet TV idents. | | 00:13‑00:45 | Masha (the mouse) scampers through a stylised birch forest; ambient synth‑folk music (composer: Dmitri Kuznetsov) plays. | | 00:46‑01:20 | Cut to a modern Siberian village where Veronika Babko (live‑action) is seen sipping tea. She narrates: “Когда я была маленькой, бабушка рассказывала про маленькую мышь… (When I was little, my grandmother told me about a little mouse…)”. | | 01:21‑02:10 | Masha discovers a mysterious “368‑year‑old” wooden carving of a fox. The carving animates, delivering a short moral about “preserving heritage in the digital age”. | | 02:11‑02:55 | Veronika interacts with the animated fox via a handheld device, illustrating the blend of AR (augmented reality) and folk myth. | | 02:56‑03:12 | Closing: Masha waves goodbye; Veronika signs off: “Stay curious, stay Siberian.” End‑card includes a QR‑code linking to a downloadable AR filter. | The Allure of Mystery There's an undeniable allure
The narrative is deliberately minimalist—its primary purpose is to bridge traditional storytelling with contemporary digital culture.