Baidir
Baidir looks like a promising new series. They’ve got plans for 26 episodes but they need production and networks to make it happen…
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November 24, 2011
Comments November 20, 2011 November 19, 2011 Monarchy of Roses, an amazing collaboration between the Red Hot Chili Peppers, illustrator Raymond Pettibon and director Marc Klasfeld. November 18, 2011 Light, a short film directed by David Parker, gives new meaning to the term “volumetric lighting.”
Check out this wonderful piece of animation by Giant Ant (co-direction by Jr.canest) talking about hope, health and welfare. November 17, 2011
November 16, 2011 Check out the portfolio of the very talented designer Kenesha Sneed, who will be going freelance soon after working at Psyop LA.
November 15, 2011
November 14, 2011 November 11, 2011 November 10, 2011 Europeans! People within convenient travelling distance to Barcelona! Don’t miss out on Broad.cat 2011, a 2-day design conference at Imagina Auditorium. Highlights include a video conference with Pablo Ferro, directly from L.A. November 9, 2011
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Baidir looks like a promising new series. They’ve got plans for 26 episodes but they need production and networks to make it happen…
Fun title sequence by VFS Student Jr. Canest
Don’t miss the PSST!3 screening at the AENY meeting tomorrow, June 25th. Full details here.

A stunning new animation reel from Blur

The latest short film from Directing-duo, Terri Timely (Ian Kibbey and Corey Creasey), is a portrait of two brother’s and their surreal experiences as they explore their Synesthesia.
Synethesia (the ability associate sounds with tastes, colors, letters, numbers or even people) is a phenomenon that easily sets the stage for a visually rich piece. However, it’s Terri’s refined storytelling abilities and aesthetic that really make this piece stand out for me.
Terri Timely’s growing body of work creates an intimate portraiture of humanity. They also posses an impressionistic disconnect that seems to thrust them into a realm of hyper-reality and oftentimes parody. This is in-part to Timely’s acute sensibilities in art direction, painterly cinematography and appropriate use of effects (both in and out of camera) to create their worlds. From there, their observation for detail — both in characters and subtle visual elements — makes their work the immersive experience that it is.
Thanks for the nudge Todd!
Speaking of POV’s and interesting twists — Minneapolis’ design/animation powerhouse, Make, goes all out in almost every medium for their new Palm Springs Short Fest Program Opener.
A seemingly happy couple is doing everything in their grasp to have a moment of peace when we quickly realize that they are on set and about to be transformed into a barrage of animated likenesses.
The characters are willed by the indecisive hand of their director, who seamlessly shifts them from worlds of live-action, 3d, 2d, cel and claymation. This gets very messy for all involved, resulting in a stylistic mash-up. This piece’s flawless execution and transitions push it the next level.
The highly polished work of Aaron Becker