A creative process. An idea. Floating constantly and resolutely. Skilled — it has made its way through this complex surrounding. Seeking for the one and only goal where they all come together.
One of the many promotional videos for the Vimeo Festival SLASH Vimeo Awards. This one was the work of Patric Schade AKA Unlime. Sound design: Florian Salewski and Stefan Zinsbacher.
Tagged abstract, fluid, VimeoMovie references galore! See if you can spot them all… Trailer for the SIFF 2010 created by Dan Brown and Thai Tran and produced by Nathan F. Barr at Oh, Hello.
Additional credits: Yassir Rasan, Lee Grambush, Leslie Ann Kam Kam. Sound Design: John Buroker at Clatter & Din. Creative agency: Wongdoody. Creatives: George Mollas, Tony Zimney, Mark Watson.
Tagged airplane, astronauts, boat, buildings, car, cinema, Dan Brown, door, leaf, lighthouse, music performance, nude, Oh Hello, phone, pov, SIFF, skate, Star Wars, Thai Tran, toilet, trees, underwater, water, whales, WongdoodyIt’s the story of a boy who tries to escape his daily struggle by means of his creativity. Or perhaps he tries to steal the dragon’s balls. In both cases, the dragon is not very pleased.
Red River Bay is one of the trailers made by the students of the Gobelins for the 2010 Annecy Festival.
The film is the work of Rémi Bastie, Nicolas Dehghani, Rachid Guendouze, Maxime Mary, Jeremy Pires. Sound design: Gérard Labady.
Tagged Annecy, boat, dragon, Gerard Labady, Gobelins, Remi Bastie, underwaterThe meta-clichés exploiting clichés to the bones are all the rage. Perhaps it’s time to start thinking about meta-meta-clichés? Yes, but not before watching Palm Springs, the trailer for the Palm Springs International ShortFest 2010.
It was directed and animated by Andrew Chesworth and produced at MAKE. Other animators: Justin Weber, Aaron Quist, Alec Mueller, Jordan Hill, Ben Bury, Niklas Norman, Joe Kim. Music: Steve Horner.
Tagged Aaron Quist, alcohol, Alec Mueller, Andrew Chesworth, car, ceiling fan, chase, cinema, Danny Robashkin, explosion, glass shards, Horner Music, Joe Kim, Jordan Hill, Justin Weber, Make LLC, Niklas Norman, noir, photos, policemen, shoot out, smokeThe clip is a trailer for the 13th edition of the Flying Broom Women Film Festival, an event devoted to women’s cinema which will be held in May 2010 in Turkey.
The video has been designed and directed by Deniz Kader and Candaş Şişman. Sound design: Alican Okan.
Tagged Candas Sisman, lens flare, Motion graphics, typographyA nice animated trailer for the 2008 edition of Cartoon Forum, held in Ludwigsburg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The film was directed by Max Lang and Regina Welker.
Tagged Filmakademie, treesXcentric is an organization that pursues the conservation and distribution of experimental cinema through the CCCB in Barcelona. They organized an exhibition of spanish experimental cinema in Spain called From Ecstacy to Rapture, 50 years of the other Spanish Cinema.
The trailers for the six sections of the exhibition have been designed and directed by Dvein.
Tagged clockworks, Dvein, machinery, music notes, spiralWhen a dude (played by Sander Kamermans) finds a clicking gadget on the road, he’ll enter the world of every otaku’s dreams. Well, not just otakus I guess…
The leader for the 2009 edition of the Klik Festival has been made by Bobby de Groot, Sven Neve and Arjan van Meerten at House of Secrets.
Tagged arjanM, Bobby de Groot, boobs, bridge, FC Walvisch, Frian Lit, Gurkan Yilmaz, hands, House of Secrets, Kasper Ophof, Lea Jurida, Loes Vrielink, Nanda van Dijk, nude, Percy Tienhooven, public transport, Ruud Renting, Sander Kamermans, Sven NeveFollowing the bumpers, here’s the trailer, whose “soundtrack is comprised of audio clips from ten independent films and uses an animation technique that pays homage to early cinema.”
Directed by John Foreman and Timothy Howe and produced by Morgan Henry at Digital Kitchen. Creative agency: Wongdoody.
Tagged Digital Kitchen, Emily Honigsfeld, Janelle Erickson, Jayne Vidheecharoen, John Foreman, lantern, moon, Morgan Henry, Motion graphics, Nancy Zamierowski, SIFF, SIFF 2009, SIFF 2009 Bumper, silhouette, Timothy Howe, trees, underwater, WongdoodyOne of three bumpers “that played before films at the Seattle International Film Festival” 2009.
Directed by Dan Brown and produced at Oh Hello. Audio: Matt Hutchinson. Creative agency: Wongdoody. Copywriter: Janelle Erickson. Art Director: Emily Honigsfeld.
Tagged Dan Brown, Emily Honigsfeld, Janelle Erickson, lantern, Matt Hutchinson, Oh Hello, SIFF, SIFF 2009, SIFF 2009 Bumper, unicorn, WongdoodyOne of three bumpers “that played before films at the Seattle International Film Festival” 2009.
Directed by Thai Tran and produced at Oh Hello. Audio: Matt Hutchinson. Creative agency: Wongdoody. Copywriter: Janelle Erickson. Art Director: Emily Honigsfeld.
Tagged chicken, Emily Honigsfeld, hammer, Janelle Erickson, Matt Hutchinson, nails, Oh Hello, SIFF, SIFF 2009, SIFF 2009 Bumper, Thai Tran, WongdoodySpider is one of three bumpers “that played before films at the Seattle International Film Festival” 2009.
Directed by Ryan Rothermel and produced at Oh Hello. Audio: Matt Hutchinson. Creative agency: Wongdoody. Copywriter: Janelle Erickson. Art Director: Emily Honigsfeld.
Tagged ballet, dance, Emily Honigsfeld, Janelle Erickson, Matt Hutchinson, Oh Hello, Ryan Rothermel, SIFF, SIFF 2009, SIFF 2009 Bumper, spider, WongdoodyThis trailer for Playgrounds Festival has been directed by Onesize and produced at Revolver Films.
The alternation of slow motion and fast paced editing has been achieved with the camera mapping technique in 3D combined with still photography. No slow motion footage has been actually shoot. For more information, check out the Credits.
Photography: Jasper Faber. Sound design: Studio Takt. Fighters: Jeroen Roos, Cesario di Domenico.
Tagged blood, bullet time, Cesario di Domenico, combat, Dijana Olcay-Hot, Elseline Hokke, Jasper Faber, Jeroen Roos, Onesize, photos, Revolver Media, slow motion, Studio Takt, tattooThe video is a special project of the fifth grader kids of the Primaria Marconi di Roncaglia, directed by Raffaella Traniello.
Il cinema fatto dai bambini (Cinema made by kids) is a special section of the Mestre Film Fest, featuring, well, films made by kids.
Tagged cinema, Creative Commons, Italia, kids, paper cuts, pencil, Percy Wenrich, Raffaella Traniello, Scott Joplin, stationery“The following film may contain scenes of sexuality. Or scenes that make you question your own sexuality. Or the sexuality of the person who recommended the movie. Or sexuality altogether…”
A weird spot directed by Tim Godsall and produced at Biscuit and OPC. Creative agency: TBWA. Editor: Geoff Hounsell at Arcade Edit. Visual effects: Airship. Telecine: Company 3. Audio: Beacon Street Studios and Pinewood Sound.
Tagged Addie Gillespie, Airship Post, animals, Arcade Edit, BDSM, Beacon Street Studios, bed, Biscuit Filmworks, Chris Homel, Company 3, costumes, Damian Stevens, Darko Suvak, fetish, Geoff Hounsell, Jon Murray, machinery, Matt Moran, Mike Hasinoff, OPC, Paul Little, Pinewood Sound, risque, Sean Coleman, sex, TBWA, Tim Godsall, Vancouver International Film Festival
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