Derek Loftis and Motion504 Seek the Perfect Hot Dog in “Dough Joe”
July 25, 2021
Following up on this striking film, Brighton’s own Bolder Creative reteams with agency Identity to mix in-camera effects with elegant CG on their stylish new outing for cycling apparel brand ASSOS of Switzerland. [Read more]
Hornet directors Natalie Labarre and Yves Geleyn help Century 21 celebrate 50 years in the real estate trade with a series of warm-hearted (and in one case, tear-inducing) real-world stories from agents who go above and beyond selling houses. [Read more]
Following up on their striking work for Balenciaga’s Spring 22 Clones Collection, the MPC teams in London and Bangalore draw on a 2010’s videogame aesthetic to build out a melancholy love story set in a VR-obsessed future dystopia. [Read more]
The Kansas City combo of indie rockers Hembree and design studio Carpenter Collective join forces with the animation talents at Igor + Valentine on a warm and jaunty music video powered by the band’s new track “Reach Out”. [Read more]
Elevate your creative output with a blast of inspiration from Stash 148, the latest must-see addition to the Stash Permanent Collection, the definitive video archive of brilliant motion design, animation, and VFX projects. [Read more]
The 10-episode Netflix series “We the People” makes brilliant use of animation and music in its quest to engage teens in the US civic and political processes. For example, Buck and Adam Lambert counting us through the Bill of Rights. [Read more]
Using noise algorithms to drive the motion of his latest short film, Beijing designer Gao Yang creates a mesmerizing and abstract third addition to his “Mountains & Rivers” series. [Read more]
Blinkink director Nicos Livesey, whose range of animation techniques stretches from embroidery to Plasticine, pours his passion as a lifelong Iron Maiden fan into this six-minute epic for the band’s latest single. [Read more]
Visionary Shanghai director and CG artist Axl Le, who landed two exceptional short films in the Stash Permanent Collection in 2020 (The Funeral and Vincent), just dropped a new peek into his singular worldview with “Patient”. [Read more]
