The art and craft of VFX never really gets the recognition it deserves. First, because the work is often meant to be undetectable and second, many still believe “it’s all done by computers.” Hopefully, this compilation helps right those wrongs. [Watch]
Combining Houdini and onset wire work, VFX boutique Artjail helps Anonymous Content director Patrick Daughters achieve an atmosphere “somewhere between Kafka and Pixar” in this ambitious spot for US healthcare provider Village Medical. [Watch]
The MPC crew in New York provides the VFX and post glue holding together 100 rollicking seconds of art and action in this spot from Anonymous Content director Marco Prestini for Dell’s new global “Youniverse” campaign thru VMLY&R. [Watch]
yU+co content and design studio in Hollywood: “The Apple Original Defending Jacob tells the story of a family that is torn apart when their son is suspected of a shocking crime. As the story unfolds, the audience wonders if he is guilty or innocent.” [Watch]
Manhattan post/VFX house Blacksmith and Exile editor Robert Lopuski provide the snap, crackle, and pop in this electric film helmed by Marco Prestini at Anonymous Content for the Adidas fall and winter collection thru agency Johannes Leonardo. [Watch]
Anonymous Content director Grant Singer and The Mill VFX crew keep viewers off kilter by yanking them from one surreal tableau to the next in The Weeknd’s soaring “Call Out My Name.” [Watch]
