Alfred Imageworks
Short channel ID by Alfred ImageWorks for MBC.
Short channel ID by Alfred ImageWorks for MBC.
Born and raised in Montreal, Maude Arsenault studied communication and film before starting out as a fashion photographer 14 years ago. Check out Maude’s latest project for Zink.
Vienna based designer/animator Markus Wagner and LWZ collective recently completed this music video for composer Matthias Hacksteiner‘s final university project; Amongst Giants.
Stuart Langfield is a Vancouver based freelance Director, Designer and Photographer with 5 years commercial experience. Last year Radon commissioned Stuart to create these animations for their amazing PressPausePlay documentary. The animations help to break up the interviews and illustrate key scenes discussed throughout the film.
Cool and colourful stop motion animation by BUCK for Google Offers.
Daniel Onassis Teli is a multidisciplinary artist who graduated a year ago from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, receiving a B.A in Graphic Design with an emphasis in Motion Design. Daniel has been freelancing since and his skills are quite obvious throughout his portfolio of work for studios like Motion Theory, Logan, Gentleman Scholar as well as his self initiated projects.
Shi Yuan is a Chinese graphic artist who has utilized heat reactive paint in some interesting ways, breathing organic life into otherwise static environments. I especially like the idea of interactive posters. How often have you seen a print that made you wanted to reach out and touch it?
We all love Conan don’t we? I know I do and I’ve seen these titles many times so was happy to see its source; L.A based Rob Ashe designed the show logo and opening title sequence for Conan on TBS.
Hamburg, Germany based Sehsucht‘s latest car porn introduces Lamborghini’s new 700 PS bull power Aventador, shot in the Californian desert Coyote Dry Lakebed and directed by Ole Peters.
The new image film by Philipp und Keuntje and Sehsucht is a 3-minute special effect thunderstorm. “Triumph” was produced by Sehsucht Hamburg (live-action & VFX), directed by Ole Peters, and screened first at Shanghai motor Show on April 19, 2011. The 3-minute-film is part of Lamborghini’s worldwide launch campaign “A Relentless Force” to promote the Italian super sports car manufacturer’s most important product launch of eleven years. The film shows the new Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 fighting forces of nature such as violent earth quakes or a blinding sand storm. “Triumph” will be shown at many more motor shows around the world until the year 2016, as well as in 120 Lamborghini show rooms worldwide, on Lamborghini’s Website and YouTube Channel and iTunes podcast.
COLR, a company of Topix, is Toronto’s newest colour facility, featuring Lustre, Autodesk‘s non-linear colour-grading system. COLR’s team includes Colourist Joe Wenkoff, an accomplished visual effects artist and photo-journalist, EP Gerry Legros and Junior Colourist Eric Barnett.
Above is an animated logo spot for COLR with design, art direction and animation by Emrah Gonulkirmaz and audio by Mert Kizilay.
New motion reel for UK based, multi-disciplinary creative agency FutureDeluxe.
Not new, but well worth a revisit … produced by WOW Tokyo ~ wonder lights and shadows; The motion graphic work Lights & Shadows depicting a chaotic view of a Tokyo evening’s beauty. Each and every aspect of Tokyo, coated with new technologies, one unit of a mysterious city comes to mind. The characteristics of Tokyo are in a consistent state of change. Find beauty in this chaos, in particular, a refined beauty expressed through light and shadow.
music by Masato Hatanaka
Now you can finally “shake it like a Polaroid picture” with the latest update for SHAKEITPHOTO made by Nick Campbell.
Side note: you can follow me on twitter now /// @amador_v #shamelesspromotion
I wish I had of found this earlier! Quite impressive for a competition, to say the least. Make a music video with one of 3 Moby tracks available to download on the Vimeo competition page. The winner will be announced and their video screened at this year’s New Directors’ Showcase in Cannes, as well as on the Vimeo site. They will also be offered the chance to work on a project in one of Saatchi & Saatchi‘s key offices around the Saatchi & Saatchi Global Network.
This year, as part of The Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors’ Showcase at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, Saatchi & Saatchi partners with Vimeo and Moby to discover
yet another unique filmmaking talent, with a Music Video Challenge.
The brief is simple: interpret and bring to life the idea of ‘Hello, Future’ in the form of a fantastic music video for one of Moby’s tracks from his new album, ‘Destroyed’.
Historically, many featured directors in the Showcase have gone on to seriously successful careers: Tarsem, Michel Gondry, Mark Romanek, Spike Jonze, Ivan Zacharias, Kinka Usher, Danny Kleinman and Jonathan Glazer included.
No pressure.
In March, Under Armour introduced its E39 compression shirt during the NFL Scouting Combine, and Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Cam Newton and Alabama wide receiver Julio Jones are among those who made headlines as their vital stats were assessed in real-time for viewers using this innovative new athletic evaluation improvement tool. In collaborations between Under Armour, director Andre Stringer and his colleagues at Shilo and creative think tank WMIG, at last, the :60 spot has just debuted on ESPN, and it will continue to air widely during all the NFL Draft-related television programming set for the days to come. As you can see here, this film adds Shilo‘s extraordinary design, animation and visual effects talents into the mix. From Shilo Director Andre Stringer, “This piece continues our trajectory of pioneering a storytelling technique that mixes both live-action and design at the highest of levels.”
This is quite emotional and gives a clear view of how things are experienced and perceived in Tokyo following the earthquake and subsequent disasters in Fukushima. I think its quite easy for us outside of Japan to lack a true understanding of what those in Japan have experienced. This is a short video created by W+K Tokyo … from their blog post on the video: “This is a voicemail video message we put together to capture the rollercoaster ride of emotions and insights into how the folks in our office have been coping post-March 11. We are surrounded by earthquake aftershocks, beautiful cherry blossoms, a nuclear threat and an amazing blue sky.” Thanks Marek!