Showing posts with label Motion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Motion. Show all posts
WOODKID - IRON
Epic as it is spectacular.
Video directed by Yoann Lemoine
Cinematography by Mathieu Plainfosse
Featuring Agyness Deyn
Produced by Mourad Belkeddar
Styling by Ellen Af Geijerstam
Post Production by OneMore Prod
3d Artist : Jonathan Benabed
Flame Artist : Herve Thouement
Thanks to Marcio SouzaLeite
Albin Holmqvist: EF Language School
Last week I came across these very cool commercials (thanks to Vincent Lowe) that have been typographically narrated by Albin Holmqvist and directed by Gustav Johansson.
Smile for London: Launch
Winner: Amy Thornley
I managed to get out last night to attend the launch of Smile for London at the Museum of London where by Amy Thornley was announced as overall winner for her piece, 'Spreadsheet Invasion'. 'Smile for London' is an initiative conceptualised by the lovely Jo Kotas & Alex Stevens of the Meme Partnership, and it's aim, to simply brighten the London underground commute with creative motion work.
A good idea for sure, giving good exposure for those involved, inspiring and bringing good creative work to a wider audience, changing moods & perceptions, and hopefully putting smiles on people's faces, and what could be better than that?!
Above are just a few of the entries that I liked, but you can see all the entries here or if you indeed use the London Underground, you can see them from the 17th -28th January. Interesting to note that all the pieces have to, work without sound, which for motion work is normally an integral part. Anyway, enjoy!
Diego Maclean: The Art of Drowning
Quite a nice short directed by Diego Maclean, based on the poem “The Art of Drowning” of the author Billy Hakes.
Via Fubiz
Andreas Fischer: Egyptrixx
A crystalized and slightly hypnotic motion piece for David Psutka / Egyptrixx. Sent in and created by Andreas Fischer from
DATDATDAT.ORG.
Matthew Eades
Photographer, (and dear friend!) Matthew Eades, recently created this experimental fashion motion piece. Take a look.
Smile for London
A new creative initiative called 'Smile for London' will be launching, on London Underground, just in time to tackle the January blues.
Platform screens will be taken over with a programme of film, art and animation, exhibiting the best of London’s emerging and established artistic talent.
This is a call for submissions, with a brief to create a twenty second silent piece of moving image with a view to pushing the boundaries of the medium. You can learn more here
Submitted by Jo Kotas
Eliot Rausch: Last Minutes with ODEN
Vimeo's Winner for Best Video; Simple, beautiful, and incredibly heartbreaking.
Directed/Edited: Eliot Rausch
Director of Photography: Luke Korver, Matt B. Taylor
Winner of the CG Graduate Design Awards
A quick word to congratulate Matt Radford, who took this year's Escape Studios Student CG title.
SHOWstudio: Joie de Vivre
More motion work, this time a ShowStudio, Gareth Pugh and director Ruth Hogben, have come together to 'encapsulate all the dark glamour, divine decadence and hedonistic joy of the roaring Twenties' to promote Gareth Pugh’s A/W 2010 collection.
Via Trendland