Camden Hells Give Em Hells by James Papper | STASH MAGAZINE

Camden Hells “Give Em Hells” (and Beer) by James Papper

Director James Papper teams with Blinkink roster-mates Guy Field, Sophie Koko Gate, José Fatkinson, and Bridget Meyne to create a loveably eccentric spot for Camden Town’s QR code-driven, free beer giveaway thru Wieden+Kennedy, London. [Watch]

Bastille What You Gonna Do? music video | STASH MAGAZINE

Bastille “What You Gonna Do?” ft. Graham Coxon Music Video by Reza Dolatabadi

Now based in London, Iranian-born director/animator Reza Dolatabadi hit the Stash radar in 2009 with his remarkable grad film “Khoda” (featured in Stash 52) – his latest work is a visually berserk promo for English indie pop band Bastille. [Watch]

BBC Ideas Resilience by Kong Studio | STASH MAGAZINE

Kong Studio Reinforces the Importance of “Resilience” for BBC Ideas

Co-founders Bill Elliott and Tom Baker at Kong Studio in London: “2020 has been a rough ride for many people around the world. The need to be resilient on both personal and societal levels seems ever more important. [Watch]

Bob Moses & ZHU Desire music video by Airplan | STASH MAGAZINE

Bob Moses & ZHU “Desire” Music Video by Owen Brown

Airplan Studio in Budapest wraps graphic 2D and 3D animation in a stark palette then drops it into a gravity-fed love story in this video for Vancouver electronic duo Bob Moses directed by Owen Brown at CTRL5. [Watch]

Sportsnet Matt Dumba’s Stanley Cup Commercial | STASH MAGAZINE

Sportsnet “Matt Dumba’s Stanley Cup Commercial” by Rogers and Blirp

When asked what his ultimate Stanley Cup Playoffs commercial would look like, Minnesota Wild star defenceman Matt Dumba let loose with a whirlwind fantasy-adventure that became the VO for this animated Sportsnet promo. [Watch]

At the End short film by Nicolas Lichtle | STASH MAGAZINE

“At the End” Short Film by Nicolas Lichtle

Nicolas Lichtle, co-founder at studio Mada Mada in Paris just sent us this gentle and personal work he describes as “a moment of introspection staged through small moments imbued with poetry, absurdity, and surrealism.” [Watch]