Target "Mystical Magical" Holidays ad by Scholar | STASH MAGAZINE

Scholar Conjures “Mystical Magical” Holidays for Target

ECD William Campbell leads the design and animation team at Scholar through Target’s massive, feel-good holiday campaign including over 30 spots spread across all screens from mobile, to in-store, to Times Square. [Watch]

Prologue Destroys the Narrative in “The Gorge” End Credits

Carefully crafted in full-CG by Kyle Cooper and the team at Prologue Films, the end credits for Scott Derrickson’s genre-bending feature The Gorge, are a clear demonstration of design’s power to create emotion even after a film is over. [Watch]

Martin Engh & Brikk animate Infinitum Holiday Spot | STASH MAGAZINE

Message in a Bottle: Martin Engh & Brikk Channel Don Bluth for Infinitum Holiday Spot

Director Martin Engh at Oslo prodco ADP and Stockholm animation house Brikk craft a sobering holiday spot for Infinitum, the Norwegian non-profit responsible for the country’s recycling system for plastic bottles and aluminum cans. [Watch]

Soldats Benoit Marzouvanlian & Swanside for Mob Links | STASH MAGAZINE

Benoit Marzouvanlian & Swanside Stop Making Sense for Mob Links

Director Benoit Marzouvanlian and Paris prodco Soldats link up with the animation/VFX team at Swanside for a two-minute hallucinogenic escapade entitled It Will Make Sense (but it won’t) for French streetwear brand Mob Links. [Watch]

Chris Carboni Your Memories Remember You anthology Trailer | STASH MAGAZINE

Chris Carboni “Your Memories Remember You” Trailer

Brooklyn-based director/CD Chris Carboni just released this wonderfully off-kilter musical trailer for Your Memories Remember You, his new adult animated anthology series merging black comedy with surreal 2D animation. [Watch]

NodeFest 2025 Opening Titles by Yes Captain | STASH MAGAZINE

Yes Captain Steps Into the Breach for NodeFest ’25 Titles

When the studio booked to deliver the 2025 NodeFest opening titles suddenly backed out, conference organizer James Cowen and his motion crew at Yes Captain in Melbourne, had just three weeks to knock out a replacement sequence. [Watch]