Long time without a post. Here’s a light appetizer, an “experiment into light and colour” by Jack Webster-Dunstan and Sharif Elsabagh. The song is A Meaningful Moment Through A Meaning(less) Process (by Stars of the Lid); as well as the video.
Also taggedDaniel Mangan is a Canadian indie folk-rock singer-songwriter based out of Vancouver. The music video has been directed by Jon Busby; produced by Jesse Davidge and Marc Demers at Blatant Studios.
Also tagged airplane, birds, car, clouds, dust, fishes, flying, octopus, planet Earth, rain, rear view mirror, sky, underwater, whalesFor the launch of Mothership, director Sil van der Woerd recuts a spot for Sensation’s Ocean of White, the world renowned dance event.
Also tagged fishes, Mothership, Sil van der Woerd, swim, underwaterA short story about a sea turtle’s life in a coral reef affected by pollution. Created by Dewi Mariam and Christian Whiticar.
Also tagged airplane, nature, planet Earth, six pack rings, Sustainability, turtle, underwater, Vancouver Film School, WWFThe spot was produced, directed, animated and edited at Stardust Studios. Animators: Sandy Chang, Shane Zucker, Christian Perez, Yan Ng, Angle Tien. Sound design by Zach Corbell at Mophonics. Creative agency: Margeotes Fertitta Powell.
Also tagged animals, birds, bugs, flying, growing buildings, moon, Motion graphics, Stardust, train, underwater, wings, zebraBluebrain is Hays Holladay and Ryan Holladay, an indies duo from Washington DC.
The music video is the work of Gabe Askew who directed and animated. Additional 3D graphics by Austin Hernandez and James Atilano.
Also tagged acorns, arrows, clockworks, couch, cuckoo, eyes, Gabe Askew, hourglass, letter, machinery, money, rain, ship, sky, underwater, waterA logo ident created for “Japan-based film and photography publication Printed“, made “to precede all film content produced by the organization.”
Images: Man vs Machine and Korb. Sound: Gavin Little at Echolab.
Also tagged fluid, Gavin Little, Man vs MachineTrichrome sells colors in the form of “spiritual emotion”. So, “dive into a deep ocean of blue and feel a sense of calm that no other product could give you”. Red and Yellow flavors coming soon.
Obviously, Trichrome is just the brain child of Lois van Baarle; at least for the moment. And Trichrome Blue is her beautiful graduation film Utrecht School of the Arts.
Special FX and 3D animation by: Arjen Klaverstijn. Music and sound effects: Marcel Janssen.
Also tagged flower, Lois Van Baarle, television, trees, underwater, whalesA beautiful animation set in the space between the Earth and Mars, a space inhabited by mysterious creatures whose intentions are not perfectly clear.
Buzz is a chamber music brass quintet comprised of Frédéric Gagnon, Sylvain Lapointe, Pascal Lafrenière, Jason De Carufel, Sylvain Arseneau. Buzz and organist Mélanie Barney recorded a version of Gustav Holst’s The Planets arranged by Enrico O. Dastous.
The video has been directed and animated by Rémy Larochelle and produced at Aviva with the help of Musication.
Also tagged astronauts, Aviva Communications, Buzz, Enrico O. Dastous, Gustav Holst, Herby Cheng Monestable, musical instruments, Musication Canada, Philippe Chabot, planet Earth, Rémy Larochelle, underwater“Can Hate Be Good?” Why not!
The commercial is from 2004, but I just caught on it again and decided it was time to post it. After all, it never gets old.
The spot was directed by Smith & Foulkes and produced at Nexus. Creative agency: W+K London. Song performed by Garrison Keillor (as Be Nice to the Pigeons).
Also tagged Amber Music, archery, birds, butterfly, Charlie Tinson, Charlotte Bavasso, chicken, Chris O’Reilly, fireworks, flower, Garrison Keillor, Honda, John Waddel, Johnny Burn, Julia Parfitt, Kim Papworth, Michael Russoff, Motion graphics, Nexus Productions, penguin, rabbits, rainbow, Richard Russell, Rob Steiner, Sean Thompson, Smith and Foulkes, smoke, sun, Tony Davidson, topiary, typography, underwater, W+K, Wave Studios, Will ParnellWhen you’re about to die, all your life appears before your eyes, in a flash. Or so they say. I’m not eager to neither prove nor disprove that, at the moment.
The short animation is the work of Stephen Fitzgerald, second place at the Motion Design tournament of the Cut & Paste Global Championships in New York. The audio track has been provided by Tilted Head Of Compassion.
Also tagged angel, car accident, clouds, Cut & Paste, Monovich, Motion graphics, near death experience, Stephen Fitzgerald, Tilted Head Of CompassionHere is told the twisted story of a twisted mind who had the bad luck of living in a twisted world.
Born in Captivity is a short film directed by Andrew Chesworth and produced at the MCAD College under the coordination of Tom Schroeder.
Also tagged Andrew Chesworth, car accident, chase, copter, Cortland Bechtell, dance, dreaming, guns, Joe Dressel, Joe Kim, Jonathan Mohs, Jordan Hill, MCAD, mental disorder, newspaper, Nick Bachman, Niklas Norman, police car, public transport, rhino, Ryan Thompson, sniper, television, Tom Schroeder, underwater, underwear pervert, violence, Wei-Chuan Hsu, windowA nice video, that reminds me of the demoscene, more than of ordinary music videos. Music and video are the work of Arjan M. Video produced at House of Secrets.
Also tagged arjanM, bathtub, House of Secrets, nude, tentaclesAnimals from the forest and the farm, they all come on board of the electric car which, magically, become a station wagon to accommodate them all.
Electric Car is a song featured on TMBG’s latest album, Here Comes the Science, and sung by Robin Goldwasser and John Flansburg.
The video has been produced at Tiny Inventions and directed by Max Porter and Ru Kuwahata.
Also tagged acorns, Adam Sacks, animals, bees, birds, car, carrots, chicken, clouds, cows, crab, dogs, Erin Kilkenny, fishes, flower, giraffe, making of, Max Porter, moon, octopus, owls, piano, pigs, rabbits, rear view mirror, Ru Kuwahata, sheeps, sun, Tiny Inventions, TMBG, trees, underwater, Vanessa Appleby, wolf“Is your inner peace an utopian state until you have finally escaped the grip of the society and its rules? Or is affirmation a faster way to your personal luck? And what are you supposed to do, if you have to answer this question at the age of 12?”
The Forest is a short animated movie by David Scharf.
Also tagged bed, classroom, Creative Commons, David Scharf, dreaming, growing plant, guns, kids, mental disorder, psychoanalyst, shadow, shopping, smoke, sun, television, trees, trial court, water
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