Cut&Paste 2010: New York
Cut&Paste 2010 launches in NYC on Sat Oct. 2nd at Webster Hall
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October 13, 2011 October 12, 2011 Hey Berlin Mographers, this animation & motion design meetup is happening next week, on Oct 18th at LEAP, Karl-Liebknechtstrasse 13. A passionate bear for Canal + Produced by 75, directed by Dutch director Matthijs van Heijningen for BETC Euro RSCG. CG by Mikros Images October 11, 2011 “Rendering Synthetic Objects into Legacy Photographs” offers an interesting new approach to compositing. (Thanks, Ben!) Also: Check out our round-up of other interesting papers from SIGGRAPH 2011. October 10, 2011 Carlos De Carvalho directs this haunting promo for Timber Timbre’s “Do I Have Power.” (Thanks to Dom for the tip!) October 7, 2011
October 4, 2011 Wednesday, October 26 @ The Book Club in London, raise a little money and watch a few films at the Screen Social. Submit your films here. October 3, 2011
September 30, 2011 Just a few days away: Two events joined at the hip — motion (October 9-11) and The Adobe Post Show (October 12-14) September 29, 2011 Superb! The word that can describe this sweet animation done by the talented folks of Punga, for Fox Retro. You can check it out on Gabriel Fermanelli’s blog (the director for this piece) for more info. September 27, 2011 Why Not Associates make nice poetic idents for Audi. Good audiodesign/music by Black Sheep Music and Noise International. 3D animation by Chris Cousins. Agency BBH London.
September 26, 2011
September 21, 2011 The awesome Electric Projected needs our support for the reboot. Check out their kickstarter page and donate what you can to keep an amazing passion project such as this alive.
September 20, 2011
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Cut&Paste 2010 launches in NYC on Sat Oct. 2nd at Webster Hall

KROZM (Rods): Empyr – It’s Gonna Be
Solid new reel from Sebastián Baptista
With a portfolio built on scavenged items and handmade craft, Hunter Gatherer has created what is the closest they may ever come to a public service announcement. In REDU, the humble studio assumes a civic role by lauding efforts toward American education reform. But more to the point, it’s a great piece — and the studio hasn’t touted a call-to-action since GreenNYC. As usual, they make it look easy, but think again. Looks can be deceiving.
While the informative, 2-minute production shows signs of simplicity, the reality was quite complex. With over 1,000 woodcut blocks, the labor intensive setup —staying true to Hunter Gatherer credo— remains rough and improvised. Through the mature, restrained nature of the work, the visuals are thoughtfully simple while its message is made to inform. And although the work of Hunter Gatherer has always been art school cool, never before has it been so candid on real issues. This is a good fit and allows them to do what they do best: keep it simple.
Amid all the big budget productions that have eclipsed the humble beginnings of motion graphics, the work of Hunter Gatherer, as they’ve proven in REDU, remains small by design; for all the expensive, flashy CG can’t hide their secondhand heart.
For more information on REDU, visit LetsRedu.com.
The mother ship approaches in this riveting trailer for TEDxAmsterdam 2010, created by Amsterdam-based creative production studio +1.
Umeric rounds up their best work for the studios impressive 2010 reel.