London’s Untold Studios Expands to Los Angeles
January 20, 2022
MJZ director Matthijs Van Heijningen and the VFX/creature crew at The Mill in Paris conjure a fantasy-infused alt-universe to highlight the gaming prowess of Samsung’s new Exynos 2200 mobile processor. [Read more]
Brothers Swann and Yoann Chesnel, the Paris-based directors who swept onto the Stash radar in 2020 with their multi-award-winning short film Falling Down, return with a mesmerizing new music video for German producer duo KIDSØ. [Read more]
London VFX studio Analog, who explored the meditative side of CG sand in their 2020 short film Sandtimer, expand into a full “shifting, transforming, and evolving journey through the elements” for the launch of Burberry’s Hero fragrance. [Read more]
Director/animators Vinicius Lavor and Enzo Kinukawa help Brazilian streetwear retailer Sneakers BR raise awareness and funds for the preservation of the pink river dolphin (Boto Cor de Rosa) with this stand-out CG film. [Read more]
In her debut work with London prodco BlinkInk, director Renee Zhan mixes heavy metal and horror tropes in a puppet-driven appeal to Austrians to exterminate the old and inefficient furnaces hulking in their basements. [Read more]
With a series of jarring miniature vignettes, Zauberberg directing team Dorian & Daniel make the case that the future of climate change is “In Our Hands” for Austria’s Erste Bank thru agency Jung von Matt/Donau. [Read more]
Directors Fabrice Le Nezet and Dan Tobin Smith at Optical Arts in London leverage the language and tone of modern smartphone ads to deliver an unsettling message for UK domestic abuse charity Refuge. [Read more]
The Netflix feature-Length animated special Hilda & The Mountain King opens with these titles by Giant Ant, a “software-agnostic” mix of 2.5-D and cel designed to “give the audience a taste of what’s to come without any big spoilers”. [Read more]
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.” [Read more]
