Jonathan Hyde is now freelance in LA with a freshly updated portfolio.

Jonathan Hyde is now freelance in LA with a freshly updated portfolio.
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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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Jonathan Hyde is now freelance in LA with a freshly updated portfolio.

Target has good taste. By enlisting Motion Theory, the studio has left its mark on the rich history of Target advertising and embarked on a project that sets itself apart from the usual Motion Theory repertoire—creating a different approach for the themselves and a fresh perspective for the client.
In A Better Bullseye, the studio has delivered a piece that fits easily into the Target aesthetic, but remains unique. Gone are the typical Warholian graphics and pop-art visuals of previous Target campaigns; in are the good, old fashioned methods of character based advertising.
By setting the location of the spot in a factory, the piece hopes to convey the spirit of teamwork and efficiency that keep the Target brand strong and healthy. Beginning with an establishing shot of the famous bullseye, factory employees work together to fully stock the towering icon like a refrigerator. The attention to detail, as explained by director Chris Riehl, was not to be ignored:
“The team and I explored every possible detail you see from the memorable cast of characters to the host of strangely specific heavy machinery and vehicles which we hope comes through when watching the spot.”
The character design of the piece—like the Target aesthetic—is distinctively retro and in many ways, resembles the 60′s style design of Pixar’s, The Incredibles. In a production schedule described as “condensed,” the team of artists—similar to the factory workers in the spot—worked feverishly to create something high-end for a mega-mart that has a commitment to good design.

NYC: Tonight, Rooftop Films presents “Capucine: Filmmaking Monkeys and other Renegades” and tomorrow their “Animation Block Party”

Crazy fun music video of goodness from Kristof Luyckx for Hermanos Inglesos feat. MeMe – Wanderland
That Moves (You): AIGA/LA event on August 18th
A couple of years old? Yes. Beautiful and poignant? Certainly. Great piece for Little Dragon by Johannes Nyholm.

EA Alice: Madness Returns Game Teaser by Shy the Sun