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New Daybreak AT&T commissioned short film features Nikola Tesla

by cameron, posted June 16, 2012, 01:29:05 PM

Daybreak film segment featuring a model of Tesla's
Wardenclyffe Tower

Joe Kinney, Senior Project Engineer of the New Yorker Hotel, contacted me recently to inform me of a new short film featuring Nikola Tesla. The film was produced by Ridley Scott Associates and was commissioned by AT&T to promote their mobile technology.

The plot of the story revolves around the main character's attempt to unravel the mysterious death of his father who was on the verge of discovering the secrets of Tesla's wireless power transmission. The film is action-packed and very interesting. It features a hidden Tesla laboratory (who knew Tesla had spun aluminum toroids?) and, according to Mr. Kinney, reveals secrets Tesla left behind at the New Yorker Hotel. Mr. Kinney tells me that the production team recreated the entire New Yorker Hotel's rooftop and sign on a sound stage in Los Angeles.

The film is divided into five parts, each around 10-15 minutes long, and the first three can be watched now at: http://www.daybreak2012.com/. Or watch here, http://www.youtube.com/user/ShareATT?feature=watch on YouTube. Parts four and five will be available within the next two weeks.

It's really nice to see the recent peak of interest in Tesla. Maybe soon his name won't be so foreign to the average person as it is now.

Cameron B. Prince
Tesla Universe Webmaster

TESLA PATENT 1,655,114 APPARATUS FOR AERIAL TRANSPORTATION.

Application filed October 4, 1927. Serial No. 223,915.

This application is a continuation in part of my application Serial No. 499,518, filed September 9, 1921, and is made pursuant to the rules of the Patent Office, its purpose being to describe and claim apparatus which I have invented for carrying into practice the method therein disclosed.

The invention consists of a new type of flying machine, designated “helicopter-plane”, which may be raised and lowered vertically and driven horizontally by the same propelling devices and comprises: a prime mover of improved design and an airscrew, both especially adapted for the purpose, means for tilting the machine in the air, arrangements for controlling its operation in any position, a novel landing gear and other constructive details, all of which will be hereinafter fully described.

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