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 Keyframe TV
Bran Dougherty-Johnson • 14 years ago

Fumiko no Kokuhaku

 Hailing from the land of the rising sun, this quirky independent short film is about the confession of Fumiko. It’s a simple plot but, extremely… Read more
James Wignall • 14 years ago

We Were Monkey’s Land of Talk

 UPDATED with process imagery and making-of details. It warms my heart to bring you even more darkness for the main page as we near Halloween.… Read more
Matt Lambert • 14 years ago

Christian Borstlap Stripes for Stamps

 Christian Borstlap recently finished these deliciously simple animated illustrations for Dutch children’s charity, Kinderpostzegels. Paul Postma did a great job of bringing Christian’s colourful illustrations… Read more
James Wignall • 14 years ago

The Lighthouse Keeper

 Another Gobelins masterpiece: The Lighthouse Keeper (and be sure to check out the creators’ blogs for insight into their process)
Matt Hunter Ross • 14 years ago

Hornet & The Decemberists

 We recently posted a trailer for Hornet’s visual-collaboration with The Decemberists. However, off the tails of Monday’s premier at UCLA’s Royce Hall, it seemed appropriate… Read more
Matt Lambert • 15 years ago

Roger rebrands Nicktoons

 Roger rebrands Nicktoons. with the help of Nirvana and some crazy particle action.
Staff • 15 years ago

Buck Scanimates White Gold

 Buck Scanimates White Gold. More on their process at the Scanimate site here.
Bran Dougherty-Johnson • 15 years ago

Aardman: Cheerios “Mum”

 With Mum, eating breakfast is a family affair in this lovable Aardman spot for Cheerios.
Brandon Lori • 15 years ago

The Cat Piano

 A few years ago now on one of my many internet safari outings, I remember stumbling upon an animated gif of what I now know… Read more
James Wignall • 15 years ago

Studio AKA: Skype

 Studio AKA gets us talking with two cheerful promos for Skype, directed by Grant Orchard.
Brandon Lori • 15 years ago

H5’s Logorama

 Check out H5‘s amazing-looking Logorama, and view the trailer at Creativity (via BoingBoing).
Matt Hunter Ross • 15 years ago

Japanese Google Street View

 You have to really admire the Japanese and their animation. They can take something as mundane as how Google Street View works, and transform it… Read more
James Wignall • 15 years ago