Marbay Media: Reel + Site
Posted in: Animation, Motion, vfxSome great work in this new reel and site for the recently launched motion design and film boutique studio based in Sydney: The Marbay Media Group.
Some great work in this new reel and site for the recently launched motion design and film boutique studio based in Sydney: The Marbay Media Group.
Capacity.™ Montage from Capacity.
Capacity update with a fresh new montage, featuring an exclusive music track from Plaid.
The Young Director Award – Titles 2013 from Antar Walker.
Antar Walker of The Mill, Directs a killer title sequence for The Young Director Award at Cannes.
Shynola is back, this time writing and directing a thought-provoking short film, “Dr. Easy.” With vfx by Jellyfish, the short follows a medical robot into the heart of a tense standoff between police and a psychologically unstable man.
If the ending feels abrupt, that may be because the film is “a prologue for a planned feature adaptation of ‘The Red Men,’” according to Shynola’s Vimeo page. The cry of “murderer” from an off-camera voice at the end of the film definitely suggests a longer plot that puts the robotic protagonist at the center of an ethical quandary.
Read more about Jellyfish’s work on “Dr. Easy” and “Jonah” (also posted on Motionographer) on the Film4 blog.
Lovely stylised illustrative video by Jens & Anna at Picasso Pictures. Good news for Kentuckians? For behind-the-scenes info including concept art sketches and more, visit Jens & Anna’s project page here.
Working with VIMN MTV World Design Studio, UFO busts out their cel animation skills in this intense ID for MTV Adrenaline Rush. The limited color palette, fisheye camera effects and distortion of time make this a quirky, compact narrative that stands up to repeat viewing.
UPDATE: A reader comment asked about the technique used in this spot, and UFO responded:
We animated in 3D and rendered using cel shading, we then added 2D animation for the SFX and added in lines and textures (for example around the heart and details on the characters.) to make the design richer.
The backgrounds were all in 2D.
UFO is set to sign with the newly formed Falcon, a new production company formed by the current partners of Stardust. Falcon has already signed Assembly and Neon, both of whom have been featured on Motiongrapher multiple times.