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November 6, 2009
November 5, 2009
The crew at Corgan Media Lab create a wilderness of type and triangulated polygons in the AICP Southwest Sponsor Reel. November 4, 2009
Pantural crushes out this awesome reel showcasing his 3D car skills, storytelling abilities and sense of humor.
November 3, 2009
November 2, 2009
October 31, 2009
Nuru International puts a typographic spin on erasing extreme poverty in this visual essay, How Nuru Works.
In a hauntingly beautiful short film, Jean-Julien Pous submits this number to the Louis Vuitton’s Journeys Awards. October 30, 2009
In My Turn, director Tomek Ducki summons a hoard of dancing bears in this new music video from Basement Jaxx, featuring vocals from Dev ‘Lightspeed Champion’ Hynes. October 29, 2009
With essay and explanation by Justin Hilden, take an insightful look into color design for the animated classic, It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. October 28, 2009
Another Gobelins masterpiece: The Lighthouse Keeper (and be sure to check out the creators’ blogs for insight into their process) |
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F5 RE:PLAY Film Festival: Batch ThreeA little behind schedule on this one, as I’ve spent the last week packing and moving. This is the third batch of films created for the F5 RE:PLAY film festival. Our deepest gratitude goes to Ubik, Digital Kitchen, and Imaginary Forces for their participation. Ubik “Voxel”Digital Kitchen “Brass”Imaginary Forces “The First Time”Related posts:
5 responses to “F5 RE:PLAY Film Festival: Batch Three” |
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Sunday, June 7th 2009 at 10:41 am |
is it wrong to say that the imaginary forces one feels incredibly lazy? I mean, in essence they submitted the ice storm titles from bureau and those titles are twelve years old now..
Sunday, June 7th 2009 at 12:57 pm |
Yep, you’re wrong. I think this film is ethereal and lovely. There were no budgets for any of the pieces and this execution was simply elegant photography with a nice typographic effect.
For the record, the Ice Storm looks like it was created with practical optical effects (likely prisms) while this one seemed to be created with an ink-in-acetone-bath technique.
Sunday, June 7th 2009 at 9:00 pm |
mmmm. ok.
duly noted, and god knows more than I knew about the acetone!
still tho; while i realise this is, in effect, a technique bonmot.. presenting moody white san serif disintegrating against sympathetically photographed backgrounds is, to be fair, something everyone has seen quite a lot of?
anyway – don’t mean to be snarky, do realise they’re all up in the gods as it were..
Sunday, June 7th 2009 at 2:46 pm |
I agree, Very cinematic and cool! Great job on all 3 of those.
I really admire and love this type of work. Stuff that is created for the passion of telling the story, and not because your selling a product. Wish more companies would do more of this type of thing. Stretch out there creativity and make more internal stuff that is not product related.
Sunday, June 7th 2009 at 10:02 pm |
i was so much waiting for this one!
thanks!