Le Mob: Stopover

The amount of blood, sweat and tears that went into Neil Stubbings’, of LeMob, “Stopover” must have made it one sloppily wet studio to walk… Read more

Brian Gossett • 13 years ago

Edmond Was a Donkey

[…] more at the project site. Credits Written, Designed, Edited and Directed by : Franck Dion Animation : Gilles Cuvelier, Gabriel Jacquel, Samuel Guénolé et… Read more

Matt Hunter Ross • 11 years ago

NBA “Navigation” Steve Nash

I almost missed this NBA spot the first time I watched it. It starts with a bit of a cheesy premise but it ends up… Read more

Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Marco Iozzi: Look Development Portfolio

Marco Iozzi updates his portfolio with some major goodies.  Marco is an awesome CG artist and look development specialist that has worked with many top… Read more

Tyquane Wright • 15 years ago

Work/Life: Royale attempts the impossible

[…] In other words, they’ve been very busy. But Royale’s approach to busy-ness — and business — is a little different than what you might… Read more

Justin Cone • 13 years ago

Destiny: Mars Opening Sequence, Q&A with the Directors

[…] pitch process like? Simon Bungie approached Prologue to pitch in late 2012, and we were aware that we were most likely pitching against some… Read more

Justin Cone • 10 years ago

The Mill tackles monstrous VR challenges for Google ATAP

[…] the term; you don’t need to strap an Oculus Rift to your head to watch it. But you do need a compatible mobile device… Read more

Justin Cone • 10 years ago

The Boy Who Learned to Fly: Usain Bolt

This short film crafted by the Academy Award-winning Moonbot Studios tells the story of The World's Fastest Man, Usain Bolt, who recently captured his third… Read more

Justin Cone • 8 years ago

Animagic Studios | Stories to be remembered

Staff • 3 years ago

Nico Casavecchia: “A Boy And His Atom” The World’s Smallest Movie

Working with animation studio Punga,1stAveMachine’s Nico Casavecchia had the honor of creating the world’s first movie at the scale of individual atoms — the world’s… Read more

Staff • 12 years ago

[Interview] Making “Amnesty International: 50 Years”

[…] and ready to be released by next autumn. Interview with Eallin’s Lukas Skalnik Eallin is based in Prague, right? Can you tell us a… Read more

Staff • 14 years ago

Motionographer Holiday Catalog 2011 (Part 3)

[…]   Yo Gabba Gabba ” To Give A Present” from Kirsten Lepore.   Christmas Card to Friends from Stephen Fitzgerald.   Singing Christmas Hedgehogs… Read more

Matt Hunter Ross • 13 years ago

Process: Psyop’s Prequels for Dishonored

Bethesda’s Dishonored (developed by Arkane Studios) was one of the mostly hotly anticipated games of the year. Thanks to nearly three years of pre-production, the… Read more

Elliot Blanchard • 12 years ago

“The Bear and The Hare” for John Lewis

[…] Art Department Assistants Morgan Faverty Anna Ginsburg Jennifer Newman MOCO/Camera Assistant Max Halstead Director of Photography Toby Howell Gaffer Aldo Camilleri Runner Robert Gould… Read more

Lilian Darmono • 11 years ago

MK12 Interview: Making “Man of Action! II: Ashes of Vengeance”

[…] you guys build your own green screen setup for the live action components? One of the nice things about being in Kansas City is:… Read more

Justin Cone • 9 years ago

Shilo: Winning the War

[…] storyboards Shots from the blue screen shoot Style frames Stills from the finished product Motionographer’s Jon Saunders interviewed Andre Stringer and Jose Gomez, founders… Read more

Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Interview: Garson Yu of yU+co

[…] and been able to survive all the ups and downs of this business. We set up our first office in a bungalow building over… Read more

Justin Cone • 17 years ago

LAIKA: Tostitos “The Amazing Flamenco Chef” (Updated with Q&A)

[…] for the spot. We could tell from the brief that the agency’s creative intentions were ambitious and clear, which is always exciting for us… Read more

Justin Cone • 15 years ago

Matthias Hoegg: Thursday

[…] now my emphasis is more on commissioned work though and when I’m not directing at Beakus I’m freelancing at different places in London, from… Read more

Michelle Higa Fox • 14 years ago

Big Lazy Robot on the Keloid trailer

[…] only five of us! Hugo Bermudez, modeler, mostly characters. Juan Civera, rigger, mainly. David Cordero, animation. Leopoldo, production and non-CG matters. Me, shading, render… Read more

Justin Cone • 13 years ago

Lori Nix, Joe Sabia, & Vincent Peone: The Story of Sushi

I’m a huge fan of photographer and diorama-master Lori Nix, so I was thrilled to see her lend her skills to this piece about sustainable… Read more

Michelle Higa Fox • 13 years ago

Antibody: Tom Clancy’s Division

[…] and ramifications of Stuxnet went viral (no pun intended), with millions of views and diverse screenings in both art/design circles and military presentations. Clair… Read more

Michelle Higa Fox • 11 years ago

Not Getting Paid: One Freelancer’s Story (and Solution)

[…] are written. Put in a similar situation, most people would be livid, writing hate mail to Motionographer and trying to smear the name of… Read more

Justin Cone • 15 years ago

Anthony Furlong/1st Avenue Machine: Nokia “Cowboy”

[…] out the actions of the actors. This “genre-crashing” was a lot of fun for everyone on the project and we had many late nights… Read more

Michelle Higa Fox • 12 years ago