Things Real People Don’t Say About Advertising

Things Real People Don’t Say About Advertising is probably the funniest website on the internet.
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December 13, 2011 Digital Domain and Neil Huxley (Mothership) crafted this stunning teaser for Activision and High Moon Studios’ Transformers: Fall of Cybertron title. Comments December 12, 2011 Trent Reznor and Karen O interpet Led Zeppelin’s iconic “Immigrant Song” in this music video, masterminded by the wizards at Blur. December 11, 2011
December 10, 2011 December 9, 2011 December 7, 2011 Characters for the Sid Lee Collective interactive project “Globologos,” by Martin Allais and Stephane Poirier.
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La Verdad, directed by Juan Delcan and commissioned by Chilevision, is a few months old but well worth going back to. It is a soulful exploration of the many truths embedded in the human psyche. (A subtitled version can be seen on the Nola Pictures vimeo page.) November 27, 2011
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Things Real People Don’t Say About Advertising is probably the funniest website on the internet.
Capacity has just updated their reel! Also, check out the process section in their site, with lots of case studies: nice stuff!
The mad skills of Dono in what’s maybe the best demoreel ever.
Sydney-based filmmaker, Guy Verge Wallace, has just birthed a 5-month-long labor of love in the form of a music video for Papa Vs Pretty. At just 19 years old, Guy executed this entire film alone in a friends living room.
Inspired by the dinner scene from Pink Floyd’s, ‘The Wall’, he fuses the visual language of people like Svenkmajer and Gilliam with less direct contemporary pioneers like Radical Friend, Tatia Rosenthal and Sean Pecknold. Combining new and old techniques, his analog aesthetic is corrupted by the digital world.
You can also check out a wonderfully detailed making of on Guy’s blog that chronicles the process behind these life-sized stop-motion characters. Keep your eye on Guy. This is the energy we need to keep evolving as an industry.

We don’t often post site updates in the main section, but Edouard Salier‘s is worthy of the attention.
If you’re not familiar with his work, you now have no excuse not to be. In addition to the instant classic quality of his film and animation work, his diaries and sketches give intimate insight toward an artist who is managing to navigate the commercial world and still make great work.