The Rampage Living in the Dream Music Video Que | STASH MAGAZINE

The Rampage “Living in the Dream” Music Video by Que

The Tokyo-based illustrator and music video director known as que, wraps his fun and fluid animation style around a track by J-pop vocal and dance group The Rampage, a part of the 16-member collective supergroup Exile Tribe. [Watch]

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Toyota “Nora’s Joy” Holiday Spot by Kyra & Constantin and Passion Pictures

Passion Animation directors Kyra & Constantin, who kept tear ducts wide-open last year with this spot for Ernst, turn their talents for character and narrative to a Toyota driver who finally gives into sharing holiday joy. [Watch]

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OFFF Vienna 2021 “Repeater” Title Film by Ian Bradley and Carbon

The 2021 edition of OFFF Vienna launched with this ambitious and atmospheric allegory from director Ian Bradley and the creative team at animation/VFX studio Carbon, complete with a live orchestral score by Antfood. [Watch]

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Unbabel “Tone of Voice” Explainer by Favo Studio

In their ongoing series for Unbabel’s AI-powered translation platform, Favo Studio once again conjures visually inventive, smile-inducing content from dry information (e.g. customer service training). [Watch]

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Albert Heijn “A Hamster Love Story” by Jelle de Jonge and Ambassadors

Animation director Nick Groeneveld and the creature crew at Ambassadors in Amsterdam wrangle a pair of small furry friends in this holiday charmer by Holy Fools director Jelle de Jonge for Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn. [Watch]

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Twitter’s Perfect Christmas Ad by Roxane Campoy and Passion Paris

Way back in primary school, UK Twitter user @DanannMcAleer penned a darkly comic John Lewis holiday spot. Fast forward 26 years, he tweets his original pitch, and the social platform turns it into a Christmas ad of their own. [Watch]