To promote Showtime’s moody new drama/horror series, Penny Dreadful, Gergely Wootsch directed this evocative visual essay about the cultural significance of Bram Stoker’s Dracula as told by historian Matthew Sweet.
“Dracula” is the third project in a series of three looking at fictional figures in horror. “Dorian Gray” and “Frankenstein,” also directed by Wootsch, are below.
London-based Gergely Wootsch brings gorgeous Vonnegut-inspired visuals to this music video for the Savages' Marshal Dear. Love the mix of 3D camera/environment and drawn 2D textures. For more of Gergely's work, check out The Hungry Corpse, This is Not Real and Ordæmonium. Credits Savages - 'Marshal Dear' savagesband.com Designed and…
For the British Library's "Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy" exhibition, director Gergely Wootsch explains the history and importance of the document with his trademark wit and style. https://vimeo.com/121986760 Rich blues and reds anchor the compositions, bringing to mind medieval tapestries and coats of arms, while watercolor-like textures and painterly brushstrokes ground everything in the…
The Vancouver Opera and librettist Shane Koyczan invited Giant Ant to collaborate on "Stickboy", a new opera that tackles the psychological effects of bullying. We had never worked with projections, long-form animation or live performance (not to mention opera!) before, so of course we said: yes please! Ten months later, our…
