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This one is to celebrate the 100th issue of the IdN magazine. Produced at Hardcuore and created by Breno Pineschi and Rafael Cazes.
Music and sound design: João Brasil and Nado Leal. Designer Assistant: Tamires Marino.
Also tagged birds, book, Breno Pineschi, flying, Hardcuore, João Brasil, magazine, Rafael Cazes, stop motion, vinyl recordLife is a rollercoaster. It might be exciting, if you’re in the mood for it.
Wax Tailor is the alias of trip hop/hip hop producer Jean-Christophe Le Saoût. I own you is a single taken from his 2009 album In the Mood for Life.
The music video has been directed by Romain Chassaing and produced at SoLab in collaboration with Premiere Heure. Director of photography: Thomas Letellier.
Also tagged buildings, car, grass, paper cuts, phone, smoke, stop motion, strings, television, train, umbrellaA piece of moving visual poetry comprised of delicate lines” which “extend and intertwine to form a variety of unique landscapes”. “As the song resolves, these many threads of the writer’s unconscious mind and memory separate and dissipate, trailing the single line that began the song.
Lilac Wine is one of the songs produced to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martens. The music video has been directed by Vanessa Marzaroli and produced at Blind. Calligraphy: Bill Kemp. Creative agency: Exposure USA.
Also tagged birds, Blind Inc, butterfly, bw, calligraphy, Cinematic Orchestra, eyes, faces, fishes, flower, growing plant, horse, moon, Motion graphics, tears, trees, underwaterWaiting for Superman is a documentary by Davis Guggenheim which examines the crisis in public education in the United States through multiple interlocking stories.
This viral video is part of the social action campaign by Take Part to offer initiatives for people to explore and be a part of long-term strategies that offer systemic changes.
The video has been produced at Buck. Art Director: Joe Mullen. Animation: Jorge R. Canedo Estrada. Original Music and mix: John Black at Cypher Audio.
Also tagged Buck, Cypher Audio, flag, money, Motion graphics, stars and stripes, visual essayUno (One) is an ensemble of three stop motion videos, representative of three different sides of the creativity: web design, logotype design and video design.
A pixilation tour de force by Alessandro Durando, Lorenzo Levrero, Andrea Bocca, Linda Lisino, Emilia Presciuttini, SixEleven and Paolo Ceretto.
Also tagged hands, Italia, keyboard, kitchen, oven, pixilation, scissors, stop motionYuki 7 dashes around the world in hot pursuit of the tantalizingly tricky Diamond Eye, who is stealing parts and plans and leaving behind a path of murdered scientists in her quest to build a missile inside her volcanic lair. It was directed by Stephane Coedel and Kevin Dart. Music by Cyrille Marchesseau.
Also tagged chase, countdown, drink, explosion, guns, Kevin Dart, missile, shoot out, spy story, Stephane CoedelMost other cultures revere androgynous characters and people who are different — fools, midgets, nuts — as god-like. In this culture, these people could only find a place in a carnival, but then that faded out of vogue.
Fuckhead is a band from Linz, Austria. The music video for Ignorant has been directed by Martin Koch.
Also tagged analog noise, Suk+KochThe spot has been designed and directed by Matt Smithson AKA Man vs Magnet; and it was produced by Meg Donohoe at Curious Pictures. Flash animations byArthur Metcalf. Compositing and animation by Jess Mireau, David Soto and Dale Clowdis.
Also tagged bugs, Curious Pictures, ice cream, kids, Man vs Magnet, monkeys, Motion graphics, phone, planet Earth, shark, snake, whalesThe 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.
Also tagged Candas Sisman, lens flare, Motion graphicsMatthias Hoegg’s graduation film from Kingston University is an elegant and atmospheric nocturnal encounter between garden wildlife and a biology book. It was nominated for a Royal Television Society Award and plugged in Aardman’s Talent Showcase 2006.
Also tagged animals, Beakus, birds, book, bugs, Matthias Hoegg, rabbits, trees, waterA woman gives birth to a tree made with the process of the surrealistic game known as exquisite corpse; a project inspired by the artistic movement Dada, where nonsense makes sense and creates poetry.
A short film by four students of the Supinfocom: Hélène Astier, Mathilde Le Moal, Jia Jun Chen, Bruno Pontiroli. Made with the help by Luis Miguel Henao. Music: Kapalest.
Also tagged birds, butterfly, Celine Desrumaux, crane, explosion, exquisite corpse, eyes, fishes, flower, funambulism, hands, lipstick, nude, pregnancy, supinfocom, surrealism, tank, trees, umbrella, underwater, wavesThis short animation is a promo for the book 1000 Times No by Tom Warburton, published by Harper and Collins.
It was made by Mr. Warburton and Dave Rasura and produced at Curious Pictures.
Also tagged airplane, Curious Pictures, kids, moai, playground, Robots, russian, sun, surf, tattooThe main titles for Protect Our Waves are once more the work of Treat Studios.
Also tagged Protect Our Waves, ship, Surfers Against Sewage, The Surfer's Path, Treat Studio, van, waterHelix is a motion graphics piece integrating typography and illustration. It is the work of Bradford Gyselman, a student of the DMT at the Red River College.
Also tagged Amon Tobin, Bradford Gyselman, micro, Motion graphics, Red River College, Richard Dawkins“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, bubbles, 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, underwater, W+K, Wave Studios, Will Parnell
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