Patrick Boivin
Patrick Boivin’s latest stop-motion short—a comedic battle between Iron Man and Bruce Lee—burned up the interw3b as soon as it was released a few days…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
David O’Reilly: Please Say Something
If you keep tabs on our Quickies, you saw fans of David O’Reilly’s “Please Say Something” pleading with us for a more detailed look at…
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Lauren Indovina • 16 years ago
Bruce Branit: World Builder
Bruce Branit’s World Builder
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Stefan Schomerus: Plywoodpirates
Here’s one thing I learned from school: Stop-motion animation is hard. Damned hard. Not only does it come with all the normal challenges of character…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Yankeegal : Full film with Q&A
Heads up, boys and girls. The full version of this Supinfocom student film is finally available to us online, after having toured these festivals, and…
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Lilian Darmono • 16 years ago
Hemlock by Tyson Ibele
Recently, Tyson Ibele emailed me about his new film ‘Hemlock’ for CG Society’s Steampunk Myths and Legends 3D challenge. I thought it was amazing and…
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Babe Baker • 16 years ago
“Oktapodi” Back Up
After being offline while it made the festival cirtcuit and drummed up enough support to get nominated for an Academy Award, the wonderful “Okatpodi” is…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Lisa
I hate Lisa, but I love this short (Thanks, Ryan!)
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Bastien Roger: Milk
Bastien Roger’s “Milk” is a surreal tale of identity, culture and confusion
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Command+Z
Command+Z, produced by motion design students at Art Center College of Design
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Adam Gault and Stephanie Augustine: Good Luck
Adam Gault and Stephanie Augsustine wish you good luck for 2009
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Bastiaan van Rooden: Border
Vancouver Film School student Bastiaan van Rooden put his character animation skills to the test in his short film, “Border,” which required Bastiaan to pump…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Cocoe: Psycho Typograph
Take a twisted tour through type with this stop-motiony short from Cocoe
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Matthieu Jacobs directs The Tooth
Matthieu Jacbos directs The Tooth. [Credits]
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Galactic Mail
Supinfocom alumni Asterokid (Douglas Lassance) and Motraboy (Jonathan Vuillemin) teamed up to create an intergalactic space race that pits FedEx against UPS. Produced by The…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Michael Glen: Latte?
For Michael Glen’s final project in animation and interactive media at RMIT University Australia, he developed a unique and quirky look for his short film,…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Boolab Steps Over to the Dark Side
Spanish production company boolab was chosen by Road agency to create a series of five short films for the Black Thinking website, an initiative of…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
“Lunar Eclipse” by Jens Blank
“Lunar Eclipse” was created by Jens Blank for his BA in Illustration at Camberwell College of Arts. Check out the concept art, too.
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
“Note To Self”
“Note To Self,” created by Gera Frascaroli for his Masters in Digital Media
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Wake Up, Freak Out – then Get a Grip
For his Animation MA at the Royal College of Art, Leo Murray created an ambitious 11-minute short film on climate change, “Wake Up, Freak Out…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Daniel Pomares González “Emotions”
VFS student Daniel Pomares González created “Emotions” as his final project. Includes a nice vfx breakdown at the end of the film.
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Jonas Odell: Lies
Filmtecknarna’s Jonas Odell has been a distinctive voice in the world of motion design ever since his 2004 hit video for Franz Ferdinand’s “Take Me…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Max Hattler + Jemapur: Aannaatt
Director Max Hattler teams up with Japanese electronica artist Jemapur to create Aanaatt, a stop-motion experiment in “analog futurism”
Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Kim Leow: “Emily”
Sheridan College student Kim Leow’s “Emily” is a macabre tale chock full of expressive character animation and fantastically realized set designs.
Justin Cone • 16 years ago