South Korean director/animator Seoro Oh, whose short films have raised both sneezing and sleepiness to hilarious art forms, applies his relaxed and fluid style to the problems with popular personality tests in this explainer for TED-Ed. [Watch]
It’s been a busy week for director Ariel Costa (aka BlinkMyBrain), first dropping a wild brand film for BMW and now this intriguing cutdown of an explainer for Hewlett Packard Enterprise produced with NOMINT thru Publicis NY. [Watch]
Creative Mammals design agency in Atlanta: “The creative team at Disney Branded Television tasked us with creating a 45-second animation celebrating civil rights activist and international hero, Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. [Watch]
Director/animator Eoin Duffy in Vancouver: “In the early 1950s Noam Chomsky proposed a theory that the key to language versatility was grammar. In this film, writer Cameron Morin details Chomsky’s theory of universal grammar, specifically if the rules are hardwired into our brains or not.” [Watch]
Grab a peek at this two-minute cutdown of the new design, animation, and VFX work jammed into Stash 145, the latest must-see addition to the planet’s largest (and most inspiring) motion archive – aka the Stash Permanent Collection. [Watch]
Unchained from the run-time constraints, hefty media buys, and content rules of television, films produced for online/social distribution have matured into a brand’s most powerful weapon for telling more complex and emotional stories. [Watch]
