Sweetpea Series Titles by Peter Anderson Studio | STASH MAGAZINE

Macabre Meets Mundane in “Sweetpea” Series Titles by Peter Anderson Studio

The crew at Peter Anderson Studio in London won their second BAFTA (Titles and Graphic Identity) for the opening sequence of Sweetpea, a British dark comedy/drama series starring Ella Purnell and airing on Sky Atlantic and Starz. [Watch]

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Elastic and Rough Collie Toy With the Titles for “Murderbot”

The last time Elastic CD Hazel Baird and studio Rough Collie teamed up we got the Emmy-nominated titles for Lessons in Chemistry. This latest collaboration with Apple TV+ sets a quirky tone for the sci-fi comedy Murderbot. [Watch]

SKYTOPIA Music Video Collaboration | STASH MAGAZINE

Ikuho Tamura x SKYTOPIA: A Motion x Music Collaboration

The creative chemistry between graphic designer Ikuho Tamura and producer/DJ SKYTOPIA (both Tokyo-based) has resulted in a series of quirky music video singles, each with its own fabulously idiosyncratic motion style. [Watch]

Spark Mobile Win ad by Scholar | STASH MAGAZINE

Scholar Explores the Cinematic Side of Spark Mobile

CD William Campbell and the Scholar crew re-work the logo of New Zealand telecom Spark Mobile into a snappy series of motion treatments using a full range of creative tools including CG, VFX, live action, and cel animation. [Watch]

Nicole Labbe Senior Producer at IAMSTATIC | STASH MAGAZINE

IAMSTATIC Ups Nicole Labbe to Senior Producer

From the release: IAMSTATIC is excited to announce Nicole Labbe’s promotion to Senior Producer. Since joining the team, Nicole has played a key role in some of our most dynamic projects — leading work for clients like Dell and Netflix, and producing the title sequence for Long Bright River. She brings a rare mix of calm, clarity, and creative instinct to every production. [Watch]

Shape Yourself Short film by FPA | STASH MAGAZINE

FPA Want You to Go “Shape Yourself”

Floating Point Art (aka FPA), the Taiwanese motion studio whose work we were pleased to featured in Stash 170 and Stash 164, just released a new in-house CG exercise inspired by the countless possibilities of quantum superposition. [Watch]