One year ago I decided to film my Grandma each time I visited New York. Over the course of three separate visits, her life changed dramatically. Director/DP/Editor: Travis LaBella Consulting Producer: Jacqueline Reyno Original Music: Zach Robinson Special Thanks: Paul Berner Contact: travis.labella@gmail.com © LaBella Films, 2016
MAFIA DER LIEBE COMING SOON
produced by Lex Lugner
mix & master by Stickle
camera by Elias Hermann
edited by Oliver Stumpf
Live From Earth, 2016
Hyundai is promoting the Elantra’s auto emergency braking system with a preroll Youtube film with a difference. The Hyundai Preroll Skip Ad’s concept evolved out of peoples’ annoyance at pre-roll ads, and their tendency to skip them as soon as they pop up. Inn ocean made the “skip” button a distraction for the driver in their ad too. In “Hyundai Preroll Skip Ad” a persistent driver tries to rid the screen of YouTube’s distracting “skip ad” button. He almost hits a mother and daughter crossing the street, but with the help of Elantra’s auto emergency breaking, his car stops just in time.
The Hyundai Preroll Skip ad was developed at Innocean USA by chief creative officer Eric Springer, group creative director Barney Goldberg, creative directors Jamin Duncan and Marcin Markiewicz, associate creative director/art director Charles Gerstner, copywriters Kate Sternberg and Jeff Barry, director integrated production Carol Lombard, producer Brad Johnson, head of account services Marisstella Marinkovic, group account director Lester Perry, account supervisor Allison Morrissey, senior account executive Tanner Ham, media planner James Zayti, head of strategy Frank Striefler, VP planning director Kathleen Kindle, PM Jamie Fink, business affairs team Ann Davis and Jade McAdams, working with Hyundai chief marketing officer Dean Evans, senior manager advertising Monique Kumpis and senior manager advertising collateral Woojong Kim.
Bad Taste Trailer – Peter Jackson – Wingnut Films – 1987
Bad Taste is a 1987 splatter horror comedy film directed, written, produced, photographed, co-edited by and co-starring Peter Jackson, who also made most of the makeup and special effects. Produced on a low budget, it is Jackson’s first feature film. Jackson and friends take on most of the key roles, both on and off-screen. The plotline sees aliens invade the fictional New Zealand village of Kaihoro to harvest humans for their intergalactic fast food franchise, where they face off against a four-man paramilitary force, of which at least one member appears to have gone insane. It was a film that provided Jackson with the necessary leverage needed to advance in the industry. (From Wikipedia)
Trailer for the Peter Jackson film “Meet the Feebles,” produced for a college video editing class.
This was the first trailer that I saw at 2000 about this great movie, of course I downloaded 🙂
We’d like to pull back the curtain and show you a bit of what went on behind the scenes of our refresh for Turner Broadcast System’s Boing. From pencil sketch to final animation, it was a long process. You’ll see the evolution of the characters as well as some ideas that didn’t make it into the final project. Check out the project reel here: https://vimeo.com/163569918 And the Idents here: https://vimeo.com/163570061 And the launch teasers here: https://vimeo.com/163570134 And the programing block openers here: https://vimeo.com/163570179
Better together. Peanut butter and jelly, milk and cookies, weekends and sunshine: lots of great things become even better when you put them together. Boing and LUMBRE came together and this is the result. Boing is part of Turner Broadcasting’s cartoon empire and sister channel to Cartoon Network and Boomerang. It currently airs in Italy, France, Spain and South Africa. Working closely with the Boing team, we based the new campaign based on the idea of “Better Together.” When the Boing logo enters the scene, it mixes the characters and props together to create a new situation that is much more fun and interesting. By sharing, the Animadz™ reach a new level of excitement that is greater that the sum of their parts. We modernized and redesigned the Animadz™, created a launch campaign to introduce viewers to the new character designs, built a full on-air identity, planed an odd-air identity, orchestrated original music and an audio logo, wrote a new channel tag line, and updated the logo. CREDITS: Client: Boing – Turner Broadcasting System Brand Communication and Creative Director: Marcio Cortez Meléndez Senior Art Director: Filippo Giacomelli Senior Presentation & Production Manager: Fabio Boninu LUMBRE: Creative Director: Sergio Saleh Executive Producer: Pablo Encabo Account Manager: Jeff Keisel Art Director Lumbre: Adriana Campos Producer: Fátima Requena Director: Federico Dams (Charlie Studio) Art Director: Federico Dams Creative Angels: Ale Abramovich, Nacho Sandoval Character Design: Federico Dams, Rodolfo Melián, Andy Cambiasso, Darío Becher Storyboards: Rodolfo Melián (Charlie Studio) Graphic Design: Federico Dams, Andy Cambiasso, Darío Becher CG Supervisor: Hernán Caratolli, Martín Mangiafave 3D Lead: Julián Cooke Modeling/Texturing: Hernán Caratolli, Martín Mangiafave Rigging: Hernán Caratolli, Martín Mangiafave 3D Character Animation: Hernán Caratolli, Martín Mangiafave 3D Effects: Julián Cooke Lighting: Hernán Caratolli, Martín Mangiafave, Julián Cooke Compositing: Hernán Caratolli, Martín Mangiafave, Julián Cooke, Fede Dams Additional 3D: Silvestre Rendón, Darío Becher, Damián Stricker Reel Editor: Natalia Toth Original Music & Sound Design: Emilio Haro, Gabriel Barredo
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