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Five hours of Motion*Graphics, with 14 simultaneous projectors for the opera “Siegfried”.

Love the clean design from São Paulo based RubensLP (via Booooooom!)

Graphic design from Russia: www.space-jump.com

Fuel TV’s experiment MachoTailDrop has been selected for the Toronto International Film Festival, premiering September 11, 2009, directed by Canadian wirter/director Corey Adams. “‘The film is the product of the FUEL TV Experiment, a program that we launched in 2004 to help find and nurture talented young filmmakers from within action sports,” says CJ Olivares, FUEL TV General Manager. “To have ‘Machotaildrop’ selected by the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival is way beyond our wildest expectations. I believe the film transcends categorization as an ‘action sports’ film. It’s simply a fascinating story brought to life in a truly imaginative way.”
Walter Rhum’s (Anthony Amedori) dream comes true when the 17-year-old skateboarder is selected to ride professionally for Machotaildrop, the world’s most prestigious skateboard company. Whisked away from his mundane life, Walter is transported to the lavish estate of Machotaildrop’s headquarters, lorded over by the quirky and delusional Baron (James Faulkner). As the Baron grooms young Walter (“with the right air, and the right outfit”) to dethrone then top rider Blair Stanley (Rick McCrank) and replace him as the new face of Machotaildrop, Walter’s fantasy life dissolves into a dizzying nightmare, as he uncovers the nasty underbelly of the Baron’s skateboard manufacturing operation.

Lisbon based Designer/Director Filipe Carvalho updated randomthoughtpattern.com with new work and a great new reel.

New spot from Noah Harris for Talk Talk … “the ad was shot in Johannesburg on a combination of a custom built time slice array comprising 80 HD cameras, and the Canon 5D mk II. all light effects were achieved in camera …” some production stills can be seen here as well.

UK based artists Semiconductor do great work. Check out Magnetic Movie: “The secret lives of invisible magnetic fields are revealed as chaotic ever-changing geometries . All action takes place around NASA’s Space Sciences Laboratories … “

“… little creatures with paintbrush decide to brighten up the city … student project from University of Paris VIII directed by Quentin Carnicelli, Charles Klipfel & Jean-François Jégo as part of our graduate program in Arts and Technologies de l’Image.”