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February 9, 2010
Of all the Superbow ads, my favorite is Google’s “Parisian Love.” Simple, on-brand and surprisingly poignant. Kudos to director Aaron Duffy for his restraint and impeccable sense of timing.
New concert visuals from France’s Naked, including this sweet animation for Coeur de Pirate. (Thanks, Daniel Coutinho!)
Two nice sexual health awareness spots – here & here – from Christian Bevilacqua and Mainframe
February 8, 2010
February 7, 2010 Academy award nominees for animated short film, 2009 round-up (first three available for online streaming in full): The Lady and the Reaper / Granny O’Grimm’s Sleeping Beauty / French Roast / Logorama / A Matter of Loaf and Death
February 6, 2010
38 years of Super Bowl Commercials on adland.tv (via Design Observer) February 5, 2010
Calling all horror aficionados: check out this blood curdling teaser for Haylar Garcia’s CG animated zombie film, A.D. February 4, 2010
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Vitamin: New Reel
Vitamin has posted a fantastic new reel. As noteworthy as the work is the clever interplay between the audio and the visuals. It makes for a wonderfully semi-narrative experience that’’s a refreshing change of pace from the more traditional thump-cut-thump-cut approach. Props to our old friend Shaun Collings for the tip.
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Friday, March 23rd 2007 at 3:13 pm |
Wow. This stuff amazes me. I think I’m so awestruck by these reels because I’m trying to compare the work I do in one week to what they’re doing in a month or two. Nevertheless, it’s grade A!
Friday, March 23rd 2007 at 6:19 pm |
May I inquire as to how they get that audio effect applied to the narrators voice, sounding like it’s from old films? How does one reproduce that?
Friday, March 23rd 2007 at 6:37 pm |
You can overlay the sound of a turntable needle on a dusty record. Additionally, you can treat the audio file by knocking out the highs and the lows which will give it that flat, stale old sound. (or audio from a phone line sound)
But my guess is that these guys actually found an old record that had this audio on it. And it is awesome, along with the work.
Friday, March 23rd 2007 at 6:49 pm |
Wow…great stuff in there.
One thing to do to get that voice is to filter out certain ranges of frequencies of the voice and add noise.
Although in their place I would either put in the noise throughout the piece, or remove it completely, cause you can hear when the “recording” cuts out or comes back in.
I think they used an old school original VO from somewhere…which is cool
check out archive.org for stuff like that
Friday, March 23rd 2007 at 6:50 pm |
LOL…
What Yussef said…
thats what you get when you take way too long to type in your comments
Friday, March 23rd 2007 at 8:36 pm |
very nice indeed.
Saturday, March 24th 2007 at 12:10 pm |
:O — my face after watching it. Very strong work every sec.
and I´m glad the comments are back.
Saturday, March 24th 2007 at 6:00 pm |
I have to say I adored the VO and the way it molded into the visuals like hot lava. However, I keep my real praise for the indents, which are overflowing with some sweet 70’s TV vibes…
Sunday, March 25th 2007 at 5:20 pm |
Absolutely spectacular presentation of that montage…wow!
Monday, March 26th 2007 at 10:59 am |
Thanks Yussef and KGB, I’ll try that out on some audio asap.
Does this effect have a name?
Tuesday, March 27th 2007 at 12:03 am |
you can get the voice to sound that way with a reel to reel that uses tubes
Tuesday, March 27th 2007 at 12:19 pm |
wasn’t quite sure where to put this, since it relates to both the vitamin reel and the new digital kitchen reel on the quickies… but i thought it was interesting that dk used spot audio in their reel rather than an outside music track. i’m a big fan of good sound design and would love to see if people start using a combo of overall music track plus sound matching visuals (vo like vitamin or touches of foley type sound cues).
Thursday, March 29th 2007 at 2:10 pm |
Wow! That was nice. Had to watch it with the sound off the first time (no headphones) and it still blew me away.