BNS just wrapped this first :30 spot entitled “Lie,” and two more to follow over the weeks ahead, all for advertising agency Mother New York as part of its new “Love Thy Pits” campaign for Mitchum. Together with director of photography Eric Treml, Jonathan and the BNS team used the ARRI Alexa digital camera system […]
Director ‘Chopsy‘ (Darren Robbie of Aardman Animation) assembled a creative team to help raise awareness for MS week in the UK to produce MS – You’re Fired!. The team included Diana Tansey (copywriter) & Echolab (music & sound design) working with Tobias Norberg (composer). For further information and to help Put MS on the […]
Germany based Polynoid, who are also taking part in the Resonance project listed below, have recently launched their latest short film Loom, and absolutely beautiful, dark and almost tactile visual story of struggle; A moth being caught in a spiders web. Struggling for an escape, the moths panic movements only result in less chance of […]
Damn this is looking good; Resonance Teaser 3 | Calm —- Here is a teaser featuring one second from each final animation as a taste of whats to come at OFFF; resonance-film.com –Premiering OFFF Barcelona, June
SEE || Displace Studios | Esteban Diacono | Heerko Groefsema | Jean-Paul Frenay | Jr.canest | KORB | Kultnation […]
Oggi vi presentiamo l’ottimo lavoro di Tim Borgmann, freelance tedesco specializzato in animazione 3d dal 1997.
In particolare vi mostriamo uno degli ultimi lavori svolti del quale è presente da pochi giorni anche il making of. Quello che ci ha colpito di più dei lavori di Tim Borgmann è la qualità e l’assoluta padronanza di tecniche per l’animazione particellare 3d […]
I still remember the first time I saw Bradley (GMUNK) Munkowitz’s experimental short, “Finn.” It was in 2002, and I was working as a web designer for the University of Texas, crammed into a dim corner of a room with brown carpeted walls and humming fluorescent lights.
Seeing that film was an important moment in my career. Along with a handful of other groundbreaking works, it sparked an interest in motion design that has sustained me to the current day.
Now, with the (long overdue) relaunch of Gmunk’s site, “Finn” is online, along with 10 years worth of other work. There’s also some great new Tron making-of action in the mix. It’s simultaneously a trip down memory lane and a look into the future.
I should also mention that David Lewandowski mounted a relaunch, too (Quickied). More Tron goodness there, as well as a bucketful of inspiring work.
GMUNK has never disappointed — going back to like 2000, he always came out with something better than the previous and damn if he isn’t one of the funniest — “MUNKSTERBATE strokn’ it with purpose” –: http://www.gmunk.com
via Cpluv
*** I had to categorize this under animation, architecture, art, CG, design, directing, interactive, motion, vfx
Utah based storyboard artist/animator/filmmaker Ryan J Woodward created this Google Doodle — showcased on Google today and tomorrow (May 10th & 11th), celebrating the birth of Martha Graham, a choreographer whose influence has been compared to that of Picasso’s within the world of visual arts. (thnx Pedro and Vinny!)
The Node is an experimental piece of film and sound design. With a sound-bed by Philip Glass, the audio was re-designed by a handful of the some of the most well know and talented sound designers of late (see below). The piece has a starkness reminiscent of Alex Roman’s The Third & The Seventh which is pushed further than nice images and a clean architectural feel. It possesses a certain ominous silence.
“The Node” should be considered as a virtual installation including a collection of recurrences. Each audial redesign of “The Node” will be made by pure minds. A notification will be made when each version goes online. – Murat Pak
Antfood
Audionerve
Box of Toys Audio
Calvin Markus
Combustion
Cypheraudio
David Della Santa
David Kamp
Drasko V & Trifonic
Ece Pak
Echolab
Jeff Dodson
Mutant Jukebox
Studio-Takt
Nikolai von Sallwitz aka Taprikk Sweezee
Wiener Music
Thanks to Remco Janssen for the heads up
Matt Lock is an Australian Motion Designer. You can see his work for the Vancouver Olympic Opening Ceremonies in both showreel and live broadcast states.
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