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April 2, 2013
A very well put together promo for the BBC by Pulse Films, directed by Anthony Dickenson.
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Tonight! Join us for See No Evil’s 4th birthday celebrations with talks from the amazing Richard Hogg, and BAFTA winner Mikey Please!
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March 29, 2013
NYC heavy-hitter Christopher Palazzo is back on the scene with a new site and grip of top notch projects.
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March 27, 2013
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March 26, 2013
Check out the impressive new reel by Brice Linane – the 3D wunderkind behind much of Buck’s output from the last few years March 25, 2013
March 21, 2013
Don’t we love looping animated GIFs? Well, check out this cool festival made just for them! May 31 from 9:00pm to 10:30 The Incredibly Short Film Festival in Sydney.
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Ultra-violent and possibly NSFW, this first-person POV music video for Biting Elbows’ “Bad Motherfucker” has racked up 5 million views in less than 3 days. Directed by Ilya Naishuller (Great Guns) as a follow up to “Insane Office Escape.” March 20, 2013
Join us for See No Evil’s 4th birthday celebrations with talks from the amazing Richard Hogg, and BAFTA winner Mikey Please!
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March 19, 2013
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March 15, 2013
London duo Louis & McCourt create a futuristic Anime music video for Mat Zo & Porter Robinson’s “Easy”.
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March 13, 2013
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March 7, 2013
It’s not secret that I am a huge fan of 90 Degrees West. Based in St Louis, this groups of creatives has been producing consistently strong, intelligent and whimsical work. Here’s another great “piece that even an industry full of adults with ADHD can sit through.” See full credits and context article here. February 25, 2013
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February 18, 2013
Marco Iozzi has just posted an update of his latest work in visual effects design, look development, traditional photography and digital environments. Spectacular as always, including environment work for the recently posted God Of War trailer.
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February 17, 2013
Cheerful and abstract with loads and loads of particles. New personal work form Joost Korngold (aka Renascent). And family project since the audio is done by his brothers. February 14, 2013
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February 12, 2013
SCAD’s Professor Michael Betancourt has penned the first (that I know of) comprehensive history of motion graphics: The History of Motion Graphics: From Avant-Garde to Industry in the United States. February 11, 2013
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Going back to school in style, Mexico City studio Cru De Ladies and BBDO México put their heads together by designing a neighborhood built of notebook paper in Scribe Mundo De Pape.
Directed by Marc Colucci, Lemonade is a documentary that examines several of the 70,000 advertising professionals who have lost their jobs in the economic recession, and as a result, found their true calling.
Assembled by Dutch graphic designer, Christian Annyas, The Movie Title Stills Collection is a comprehensive library of single still images that are representative of main title sequences from the 1920′s – 2000′s.
Tom Geraedts creates Eros, about a blind man struggling with his inability to imagine the world around him. Sound by Jeff Dodson.
Elegant visuals and open source code: Motion controlled gold dust particle/interaction by Memo Akten (via @alba)
Sometimes when you are trawling the infinite ocean that is the inter-web, you come across a little treasure that makes you wonder how on earth you missed them first time around. This is one of those cases!
It’s a simple tale of a lonely little boy in search of a playmate with a good dash of darkness thrown in for good measure! Cute, enchantingly naive animation style with a great sense for comedy timing.
Created by Vera Brosgol and her buddy Jenn Kluska whilst in their final year at Sheridan College. Make sure you stop by her website for some lovely concept art.
Source: Media Molecule
Partizan Lab’s Chris Cairns recently directed this highly entertaining surreal video featuring everyones favourite beat juggling junkies, the Scratch Perverts.
I managed to interrupt Chris’ busy schedule to give use a quick insight into the techniques used to create the video:
We shot the people spinning on turntables at 33.3rpm at high speed and then matched them to the turntables which were working with Serato. The film was made in collaboration with The Scratch Perverts, Foreign Beggars, Shlomo and Will Clarke with sound design by Will Cohen. Post production by The Mill London.
For more information drop by the Neurosonics Audiomedical website. Be sure to check out the production stills, guaranteed to brighten up your day and put a smile on your face!
