Yat Fung Leung Conjures Memories of Childhood in Snack No Series | STASH MAGAZINE

Yat Fung Leung Conjures Memories of Childhood in “Snack F#ck No Series”

Motion designer Yat Fung Leung in Hong Kong: “What started as a fun little streaming project for Huevember 2021 became a huge exploration into a style that I was unfamiliar with. Taking inspiration from digital oil paintings and iridescent art, I embarked on an adventure that took me two months to complete. [Watch]

“Forever” Short Film by Mitch McGlocklin

Director Mitch McGlocklin in Los Angeles: “‘Forever’ was created with the experimental technique of using LiDAR to capture real-life moments and environments. The LiDAR unit used to acquire the footage was originally created for self-driving cars.” [Watch]

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“Arcadia” Short Film / NFT by Andrés Reisinger, RAC, and Arch Hades

Barcelona director/animator and CG artist Andrés Reisinger teams with Portland-based musician/producer André Allen Anjos (aka RAC), and British poet Arch Hades for a 10-minute “journey through our collective 21C existential crisis.” [Watch]

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Best of Stash 2021: Game Films

From classic cartoon comedy by a Pixar veteran to a nine-minute photoreal post-apocalyptic epic, these eight very different films produced for the gaming industry all feature strong character development and exceptional attention to detail. [Watch]

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Best of Stash 2021: Short Films

Removing client briefs and budget concerns from the creative equation can result in paralyzing indecision or, in the case of these eight short films, it can spark a confident quest for narrative and visual innovation. [Watch]

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“Research / Metal” Short Film by Media.Work

Creative director Igor Sordokhonov at Media.Work in Moscow: “Tightly connected with the history of humanity, metal is such an influential material that it gave names to the entire epochs of Bronze and Iron. [Watch]