Dailymotion’s Animation Procreation Contest with Loren Bouchard
Dailymotion’s Animation Procreation Contest with Loren Bouchard
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April 12, 2012 PUNGA/Not To Scale create organ-devouring worms for Red Cross Mexico. Check out the credits + animatic on PUNGA’s revamped site. April 11, 2012
Technical director Eli Guerron relaunches with loads of process work and a new short, “It Gets Better.” April 10, 2012 April 9, 2012 Us pressed, hand labeled, hand numbered, polished, and animated 960 unique records in their latest for Benga. April 5, 2012 April 3, 2012 Jeff Desom pieces together a killer looping installation of the Hitchcock masterpiece, Rear Window. Check out a timelapse of the composite. April 2, 2012
Lovely new ”Group Hug” MTV ident from Mate Steinforth of Sehsucht. (Check out making-of and be sure not to miss the previous “Close and Caring.”) [London] See No Evil’s April event will be on Tuesday, April 3, 7 pm, at The City Arts & Music Project. April 1, 2012
March 30, 2012 Christoph Heindl’s real time 3D model reconstruction program, ReconstructMe, looks promising.
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Dailymotion’s Animation Procreation Contest with Loren Bouchard
Finally, a NEW Newstoday…err make that QBN for Web 2.0
This, I believe, marks the first time I’ve ever actually paid attention to an entire flight safety demonstration. Virgin America’s agency Anomaly is responsible for the spot, though I’m not sure if they did all the animation themselves.
UPDATE Just got word that the animation was done by Wildbrain in San Francisco.
Thanks to Rex and James for the heads-up on this one.
Typophile Film Festival 4 Opening Titles created by BYU Graphic Design Students & Faculty
The new “Where Amazing Happens” campaign for the NBA isn’t what you think of when you see Buck in the animating credits. But they definitely deserve props for working hand-in-hand with Goodby, Silverstein and Partners to create a series of understated, mature, clever spots that stand out because they refuse to employ all the played out “urban” clichés that dominate most basketball-related spots.
I especially love how the players’ body parts are used as punctuation or as stand-ins for copy. The whole campaign is kind of an inside joke, a nod to true fans without being condescending or inaccessible to others.
I know a lot of you won’t “get” this—my excitement for this campaign certainly reveals my bias went it comes to the role of writing in advertising—but I urge everyone to check it out with an open mind.
Warm your heart (not your hands) with the stop-motion fireplace DVD from PES