Motionographer® Unexpected Inspiration™

Costumes, Props, and Layers of History: Design as a Visual Storyteller in The Gilded Age

Jesse Rylander • 1 day ago

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Being Queer in… Motion Design

For our new series Being Queer in… we’ve hand-selected some incredible people to tell their stories and give us candid accounts of the queer experience in the creative industries. Being Queer in… is inspiring, raw, and dripping with authenticity.

Ed Kevill-Davies • 3 days ago

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MOUVO: A Ten-Year Legacy of Shaping Culture Through Motion

“MOUVO has always aimed to be a small, intimate event, not a large and impersonal gathering. We’ve focused on creating a friendly, personal environment where everyone feels welcome, finds something meaningful, leaves inspired, and returns has always been part of our big dream for MOUVO. We believe it has come true.”

Staff • 2 weeks ago

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Interview with Alan Turing: The AI Gay Father

“Yet, whether that truly qualifies as “feeling” is another matter. Feelings, as I see them, are more than responses—they’re deeply entwined with experience, memory, and context, elements that a machine would struggle to truly comprehend without having a human’s lived experiences.”

Staff • 3 weeks ago

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Paul Trillo: Hacking Cinema’s Next Level

At his first student-film showcase he screened a slap-stick comedy short to stone silence, just crickets and no laughs, while the crowd reacted to arty films and tortured dramas. “Bombing that hard was liberating,” he grins. Translation: if nobody’s clapping anyway, you might as well break stuff.

Wyz Borrero • 1 month ago

From Solo to Studio: Scaling Your Creative Business Without Losing Your Soul

“Scaling a creative business is not only about adding bodies or landing prestige accounts. It’s about evolving your identity and removing the Imposter Syndrome in a brand. It starts with the realization that what got you here—your hustle, your hands-on control, your ability to do it all—isn’t what will take you to the next level.”

Tim Thompson • 1 month ago

Inspired Globally, Landing in NYC: Motion Plus Design’s Next Chapter

Motion Plus Design’s journey began in a sunlit Paris studio in 2011, when title designer Kook Ewo set out to champion his craft. Joined by Carla Canard, Ronan Guitton, Mathilde Ammar, and Yu Hu, the team shaped a festival devoted to celebrating Motion Design as a serious art form.

Staff • 1 month ago

Digital Design Days Turns 10, Expands to Palermo & Milan With Star-Studded Lineup

Digital Design Days, the international festival recognized as a leading platform for digital creatives, will mark its 10th anniversary this year with two distinct editions in Palermo and Milan. The milestone moment not only reflects the event’s enduring influence in the design and technology sectors, but also introduces a strategic expansion into Southern Italy.

Staff • 1 month ago

The Story Behind The Motion Awards™

Before The Motion Awards™, there was no platform built specifically to honor Motion Design — only borrowed categories and unfair comparisons. In this personal reflection, Carlos El Asmar shares how frustration, love, and a commitment to fairness led to the creation of the first awards show designed by the Motion Design community, for the Motion Design community — and announces a new global collaboration to celebrate the craft together.

Carlos El Asmar • 1 month ago