WHY ARE WE HERE?

JUST TO ENTERTAIN THE GODS?

>WE FOUND ANSWERS BY RUNNING SIMULATIONS

"Can simulating worlds actually reveal profound mysteries about the Universe?"

>Start the Simulation

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Exclusive Early Sci-Fi Concept Trailer

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Scarcity or Abundance...

OFFICIAL NOMINEE The Atlantis Awards 2024

Awards

2024 Best Short Script

2024 Best Short Script/Screenplay at the Luminary Independent Film Fiesta

2024 Top Shorts Sci-Fi Screenplay Winner

Nomination 'Best Screenplay' Atlantis Film Festival Honorable Mention Independent Shorts Awards

Golden Short Film Festival (Finalist)

IndieX Film Festival 2022 Outstanding Achievement Award for Best Score (Rory Laws)

2017 Best Ensemble Cast 2017 (Lelia Yvetta)

2017 Best Supporting Actress 2017 (Lelia Yvetta)

More Short Film Awards Coming Soon...

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PRODUCTION

THE ENTROPY CODE is currently in production! we’re building a community to share this journey with us. In the meantime, enjoy our gallery of concept art and works in progress.

Poster for The Entropy Code, featuring a monumental statue of Kaila, depicted as a divine figure worshipped by both Captives and Captors. The design highlights the contrast between her godlike status in the simulated world and her real-life role as an intern, appealing to fans of simulation games. The artwork is rich in theological themes and crafted to captivate a diverse audience

Image 1: "Concept art of the Captors, bipedal bird-like aliens with vibrant neon feathers and primitive weaponry, designed for the sci-fi project The Entropy Code."
Image 2: "A close-up of a Captor warrior, showcasing intricate feather patterns and a spear made of alien materials, representing their hunter-soldier class."
Image 3: "Group shot of the Captors, a bird-like alien species that evolved accidentally in a simulation, blending beauty and survival in their design."

Gray-skinned alien captives labor in pits under the supervision of bird-like captors. The captives, dressed in ragged clothes, work frantically, while the captors, clad in armor, observe from above, their weapons casting long shadows over the scene.

Vince Edgeman leads a toast at a luxurious rooftop party, with a futuristic city skyline in the background. The scene exudes opulence and success.

Enter-Tek’s high-tech observation room, filled with holographic displays and futuristic workstations, where employees monitor simulations with focused intensity.

A red and gold poster for The Entropy Code, inspired by Michelangelo's "The Creation." Kaila reaches out to a grieving mother holding her fallen son. The poster evokes strong emotions and highlights the story's profound themes.

Concept art of the Captor Hunter, a bird-like alien with vibrant feathers and a spear, designed as a predator in the simulated world of The Entropy Code. The Hunter's sharp features and poised stance emphasize its role as a skilled tracker and enforcer.

Early concept artwork from The Entropy Code's Creation series showing the evolution of the captives and captors, initially more bird-like in design.

Early concept art of a futuristic talk show set, featuring teal furniture and a neon-lit cityscape in the background with golden circular motifs.

Concept art of the Soldier Captor, a bipedal bird-like alien clad in primitive armor and wielding a weapon. Designed for The Entropy Code, this character represents the brute force and tactical strength of its tribe within the simulated world.

Concept art of an alien landscape featuring colorful, bird-like creatures in a lush environment with towering rock formations and multiple moons in the sky.

Close-up of Jax and Kaila’s faces during their music video performance, showcasing their intense expressions and the duality of their roles at Enter-Tek as both IT professionals and performers.

Conceptual art of a gigantic otherworldly storm, illustrating the peril of altering code during an active simulation at Enter-Tek.

A group of early-designed Captors from The Entropy Code stands in formation, their bright blue skin and red accents contrasting with the dark, ominous sky. The Captors are clad in golden armor, holding spears, with a somber, determined expression on their bird-like faces.

Early concept image of the Captives mining essence under the supervision of the colorful and imposing Captors in a dimly lit cave. The Captives' pale skin contrasts with the vibrant armor of the Captors, highlighting the oppressive dynamic.

Early concept art of an otherworldly pasture with a blue sky and bright sun, creating a serene yet subtly eerie atmosphere, hinting at the alien nature of the landscape.

Gold and grayscale Creation Series poster for The Entropy Code showing Captives and Captors in a tense moment, matching the official poster’s color scheme.

A conceptual image of an alien dig site featuring jagged rock formations, multiple moons in the sky, and a desolate, barren landscape with sparse vegetation. The scene conveys an otherworldly atmosphere.

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Meet the Team

Lelia Yvetta as Kaila

Rory Law
Music Composer

Talen Winchester as Jax

Narottama Panitz Writer and Director

Jordan Hendrixvo as Vince

Animation by Zine Eddine Labidi

ONE LAST THING

The OFFICIAL BLOG

A Word with the Writer/Director: Narottama Panitz

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Enter-Tek Is Closer to Reality Than You Think—The Science Behind The Entropy Code

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First Look: The Entropy Code Storyboard Panels & New Website Launch

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THE ENTROPY CODE MERCH

WHY ARE WE HERE?

JUST TO ENTERTAIN THE GODS?

>WE FOUND ANSWERS BY RUNNING SIMULATIONS

"Can simulating worlds actually reveal profound mysteries about the Universe?"

>Start the Simulation

Exclusive Early Sci-Fi Concept Trailer

OBSERVE THE SIMULATION

depend on just one line of code

Scarcity or Abundance...

and watch the Exclusive Pixel Art origin film now!

Awards

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GAIN ACCESS TO YOUR EXCLUSIVES

Meet the Team

Lelia Yvetta as Kaila

Rory Law
Music Composer

Talen Winchester as Jax

Narottama Panitz Writer and Director

Jordan Hendrixvo as Vince

Animation by Zine Eddine Labidi

Leave your email for exclusive updates, perks, and gifts from THE ENTROPY CODE, including early bird specials, behind the scenes access & more.

ONE LAST THING

The OFFICIAL BLOG

A Word with the Writer/Director: Narottama Panitz

Enter-Tek Is Closer to Reality Than You Think—The Science Behind The Entropy Code

First Look: The Entropy Code Storyboard Panels & New Website Launch

THE ENTROPY CODE MERCH

WHY ARE WE HERE?

JUST TO ENTERTAIN THE GODS?

>WE FOUND ANSWERS BY RUNNING SIMULATIONS

"Can simulating worlds actually reveal profound mysteries about the Universe?"

>Start the Simulation

Exclusive Early Sci-Fi Concept Trailer

OBSERVE THE SIMULATION

​ depend on just one line of code

Scarcity or Abundance...

and watch the Exclusive Pixel Art origin film now!

Awards

ENTERING

GAIN ACCESS TO YOUR EXCLUSIVES

Meet the Team

Lelia Yvetta as Kaila

Rory Law Music Composer

Talen Winchester as Jax

Narottama Panitz Writer and Director

Jordan Hendrixvo as Vince

Animation by Zine Eddine Labidi

Leave your email for exclusive updates, perks, and gifts from THE ENTROPY CODE, including early bird specials, behind the scenes access & more.

ONE LAST THING

The OFFICIAL BLOG

A Word with the Writer/Director: Narottama Panitz

Enter-Tek Is Closer to Reality Than You Think—The Science Behind The Entropy Code

First Look: The Entropy Code Storyboard Panels & New Website Launch

depend on just one line of code

Rory Law
Music Composer