Pandapanther strikes with a fresh reel and colorfully cool new projects.
Pandapanther strikes with a fresh reel and colorfully cool new projects.
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May 21, 2013 A heartbreaking and skillful tour-de-force from the west coast Buck office. With an emotive score by Antfood this piece tackles the difficult subject of child sexual abuse.
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May 15, 2013 June 4th is almost upon us which means it’s nearly time for See No Evil’s! This time we are joined by VFX aficionado’s Analog Studio. May 13, 2013
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Estudio Ronda is back with these awesome funky characters for Nick! Impossible not to love it! May 6, 2013
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April 15, 2013 New stuff from Plenty! With these ID’s for NICK, they have created a nice “handmade look” combining frame-by-frame animation and 3D. You can check out more details of the project right here.
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Pandapanther strikes with a fresh reel and colorfully cool new projects.

Elastic/A52 presents the opening titles for the 10th Annual Newport Beach Film Festival. If not for its wonderful design and execution alone, this referential journey should have a special place for those of you who grew up geeking out on animated logo sequences, even before the titles.
As an homage, Elastic cleverly deconstructs some of the most classic, animated studio preludes and flips them on their heads. This thing is firing on ALL cylinders.
As a follow up to their previous spot for Israeli telecom company Pelephone, Gravity teamed up with director Eli Sverdlov on another spot full of charm and cheer for agency Adler Chomski & Warshavsky/Grey Israel.
Like “Other World,” “Canons” is reminiscent of director Rupert Sanders‘ penchant for magical realism, but with a decidedly campy twist. The saturated visuals and grin-worthy denouement suggest an alternate reality of storybook proportions, the kind of place that could just as easily fit in a snow globe as it could in your imagination.
I like that level of approachability for something so surreal. It’s a difficult thing to master in 60 seconds of airtime.
Serial Cut has a slick new update: gorgeous typography and great work.
Frenetic pacing and playful details make for a fun ride in Royale’s McDonald’s spot