One Day on Earth / 12.12.12

 By the time this post goes live, One Day on Earth’s third installment will have begun somewhere on this crazy planet of ours. On December… Read more
Justin Cone • 12 years ago

Archer$Beck: Live Earth

 Directing duo Archer$Beck (Hornet) made a nice contribution to the collection of spots and short films included in the Live Earth festivities with “Cough, Cold… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Elastic: Arrowhead Nature’s Fix

 https://motionograph.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Arrowhead_Nature_s_Fix__The_Raid_.mov What’s more illicit than bottling water and shipping it across state lines? Just about everything. But that didn’t stop Elastic and director Andy Hall… Read more
Justin Cone • 13 years ago

H5 for AREVA/Euro RSCG C&O

 http://motionograph.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/AREVA-FILM_60s_UK_H264.mov We thought you might like to check out the latest stunning animated spot for Areva through Euro RSCG C&O. Directed by H5 through Addict… Read more
Matt Lambert • 14 years ago

Special Guest: Timberland Pro

 Special Guest toils up an industrial strength boot in this butch spot for Timberland Pro. SpecialGuest_quickies SpecialGuest_quickies
Brandon Lori • 15 years ago

Eyeball: Project Earth

 Eyeball recently posted some new work, including a svelt promo for the Discovery Channel’s “Project Earth.” The look of the spot is a welcome departure… Read more
Justin Cone • 16 years ago

One Day On Earth

 […] evolve over the past few months and it’s scope and depth has grown to something worth noticing. As part of a global filmmaking project,… Read more
Matt Lambert • 14 years ago

Tronic + Brandfirst: Yahoo! Trail of Tiles

 https://motionograph.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Yahoo_TrailofTiles.mov Commissioned by Goodby, Silverstein & Partners for Yahoo!. Additional details from the press release: The sequence opens with an attract mode – the “Yahoo!… Read more
Justin Cone • 14 years ago

The Last Job on Earth

 "The Last Job on Earth" portrays a dystopian future populated by robot cats, malfunctioning medical machines and a profound unemployment problem. But is it inevitable?
Justin Cone • 9 years ago