Juan C. Arenas: “Psycho Zero ’65″
Vancouver Film School student Juan C. Arenas pays homage to classic monster movie aesthetics in Psycho Zero ’65.
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August 22, 2011 Helen Choi, multi-talented illustrator and CG director, brings her signature style in this latest addition to her collection of imaginative work.
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Vancouver Film School student Juan C. Arenas pays homage to classic monster movie aesthetics in Psycho Zero ’65.
London based director Scott Altman hits the ground running with a frenetic reel, and a slim but slick portfolio.
As an extension of Asylum Visual Effects, Asylum Design is making its mark with three reels showcasing their work in main titles, screen design, and commercial productions.
Updated with Q&A
A couple of weeks ago I posted a music video by Ben & Julia for The Main Drag‘s song ‘Dove Nets’. Ben (Benoît Créac’h) and Julia (Gaudard) started working together in 2006, and recently moved to Berlin.
There are a few things that made me fall in love with this piece: the diverse illustration/design styles, the use of numerous hand-made pieces, but most of all the ‘Berlinesque’ playfulness of it all. They have really captured the artistic spirit of the city pretty well in this piece. Although they described this project as a sort of celebration of their recent move, I’m sure this wasn’t their primary aim.
I caught up with the duo, and now have the pleasure of sharing some insight behind their production process with all of you. You can also get more info and credit list on the official site of the video here.
Excerpt from Woody Vasulka & Brian O’Reilly’s “Scan Processor Studies” project
Deliciously dark is how I’d describe Director Stephen Irwin’s latest offering.
A tragic, darkly animated and powerful journey through the life of one dog as he travels from abusive home to even worse.
On the audio side Sorenious Bonk did an amazing job scoring the soundtrack, creating a truly haunting atmosphere of unease.
Warning: because of the subject matter some folk might deem this as NSFW.