I’m a huge fan of roller coasters and amusement park rides. The bigger the better. This is the Centrifuge Brain Project which studies how these rides affect our IQ. Very interesting research. Enjoy :)
Written/produced/directed by Till Nowak, starring Leslie Barany, cinematography: Ivan Robles Mendoza, sound: Andreas Radzuweit, Lukas Bonewitz
Sick and twisted new reel by Chicago based designer Aaron Becker. His latest work includes movie titles for Sinister, Hostel 3 as well as animated intros for production studios like Lime Orchard and Blumhouse. Amazing work and great editing to a slick track. Definitely worth checking out. www.aaronbecker.tv/reel/.
The latest from Sehsucht: A show package produced in partnership with MTV, for the 19th annual MTV European Music Award, broadcasted live from Frankfurt’s historic Festhalle on Sunday, November 11, 2012. We created and directed a 20 second sequence, and opener, bumper and closer alterations from 2 to 20 seconds length, revolving around a huge Zoetrope, a fast-moving carousel which evokes the illusion of motion through a fast succession of static elements which come to life with a stroboscopic light.
Watch a Making Of below:
Two of L.A based Director Nabil Elderkin’s latest ::: Frank Ocean’s [pyramids] + Antony and The Johnsons [Cut the World]
Our latest feature :: the first of several coming up for 2013
We had a chance to chat with Jordi Pages who recently collaborated with MRK, Gabor Ekes and Echolab, crafting these titles for the 2012 Playgrounds Fest.
1. Please describe the initial brief.
The brief was mainly a blank canvas. The only requirement was that we had to feature in some way the line up of artist that were going to be part of Playgrounds Fest 2012. Leon (Playgrounds director) just wanted to give us creative freedom and he encourage us to try any thing we had in our heads.
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HelloHikimori imagined, directed and edited this stylish brand film for Parfums Givenchy’s lipstick collection, “Le Rouge”. Music by Gesaffelstein.
Here we go, folks. Greg Barth did it again.
We were all waiting for the second chapter of his Essays On Reality, and the wait has finally come to an end! His latest video is now online, both on Vimeo and on a dedicated website here.
Essays On Reality, Chapter 2 represents “a caricature of hardcore pornography, a visual interpretation of our relationship with social technology, and a critique on the collapse of the European Union”.
This is a very cool stop-motion piece made almost entirely from recycled cardboard. Directed by Rebecca Manley.
Paris based director Supralude creates a beautifully hypnotic piece using still photographs edited and post produced in After Effects.
Every once in a while its nice to sit back and reminisce … I recently watched MK12‘s 4D Softcore Sweater Porn from 2001. An incredible blend of design, animation and direction, MK12 absolutely blew minds.
Let’s also throw in Brazil Inspired from 2002… it only launched a revolution in kinetic typography …
Check out 12 years of the MK12 logo. Hard to believe its been that long. Much thnx for all the inspiration and good-times mighty MK12.
Several great new directorial projects from L.A based design and live-action directing studio Syndrome including this music video for Imagine Dragon‘s Radioactive, as well as music videos for Rita Ora and Big Boi.
First full trailer for Guillermo del Toro‘s latest film Pacific Rim. Watch higher quality on iTunes.
Toronto based Tendril and CypherAudio launched this teaser for the Styleframes NY conference. Keep an eye out for the opening titles in Feb!
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More beautiful work from Blacklist‘s Berlin based Polynoid who collaborated with 343 industries, with music and sound design by Michael Fakesch, creating this opener for the Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn web series, online webisodes we posted about awhile back.
Tons of great extra content online …from Polynoid’s site as well as Blacklist’s.
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