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Off to Lalaland

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Josie’s Lalaland is an evocative and quite powerful short film by EB Hu, a designer and animator in London. Beyond the moving narration and soundtrack is a truly gorgeous animation that effectively creates a haunting and mysterious mood. It’s a dreamy piece, full of wonder and longing. We do really like to be able to showcase non-commercial work here on Motionographer because we believe in the potential that motion graphics has to communicate beyond selling product and promoting new entertainment (… not that there’s anything wrong with that). It’s just that there are many many bigger concerns to reach for. This film is one eloquently made example of that.

Posted on 18 September 2007 |

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  • http://www.iChooseCake.com oyvindronning

    Tad scary but relaxing. I enjoyed it! Thumbs up for non-commercial work!

  • http://simplycomplex.us martz

    very well done, i like that this engages you without being excessive or overdone, always refreshing to see non-commercial work.

  • http://www.solid-creative.com Paul Ducco

    Yes. Very nice. I had to watch this without sound first time around. It’s very interesting visually. Really nice style.

  • http://www.coroflot.com/public/individual_details.asp?individual_id=143693&sort_by=1& ochyming

    and the music!
    Wow!

    Great job.

    A work of love always inspire.

  • http://heeboklee.com garin2

    eb! this is really great~!

  • Lightweaver

    that was amazing! totally inspiring

  • http://www.olavobraga.com gugy

    beautiful!