Raised by Wolves opening titles by Studio AKA | STASH MAGAZINE

Studio AKA Opens “Raised by Wolves” for Ridley Scott

Working in close collaboration with Ridley Scott, Studio AKA director Steve Small crafts a somber but somehow hopeful title sequence for “Raised by Wolves”, the new HBO Max series about androids raising human children on a distant planet. [Watch]

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Standard Chartered “The Fable of Egg Fried Rice” by Mark Waring and Passion Pictures

Passion Pictures’ stop motion maven Mark Waring, who counts Tim Burton’s “Corpse Bride” and Wes Anderson’s “Fantastic Mr. Fox” among his many credits, conjures a heartwarming tale of cooperation and trade for Standard Chartered bank thru TBWA/Singapore. [Watch]

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Nike China “Dear Kobe” by Francois Rousselet and Mathematic

Division director Francois Rousselet and the Mathematic animation team in Paris mix live-action with inky animation in this homage to Glen Keane’s Oscar-winning animated short “Dear Basketball” for Nike China thru Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai. [Watch]

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Mailchimp “Anthem” by Buck and R/GA

Propelled by quirky hand-drawn animation and gentle humor, this new spot from the team at Buck thru R/GA for marketing automation and email platform Mailchimp, offers entrepreneurs hope and encouragement in tough times. [Watch]

JTBC My Country opening titles by LOOCreative | STASH MAGAZINE

“My Country” Opening Titles by LOOCreative

LOOCreative, a motion design studio in Seoul just hit the Stash radar with this full CG title sequence for “My Country”, a TV series based on South Korean history produced by local subscription network and broadcaster JTBC. [Watch]

SK-II “VS Machines” by Imaginary Forces | STASH MAGAZINE

SK-II “VS Machines” Short Film by Imaginary Forces

Set in a de-humanizing future, Imaginary Forces’ intense new brand film for Japanese cosmetics brand SK-II reveals the deep emotional connection between Misaki Matsutom and Ayaka Takahashi, Japan’s first Olympic Badminton Doubles gold medalists. [Watch]