Illustration of a person with long dark hair lying on a bed, holding green tape, resting their head on a pillow, with a sticker-covered laptop nearby. Inspired by the Spotify Reserved animated ad by Jocelyn Charles, the scene feels thoughtful and serene. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Jocelyn Charles Goes to Extremes for Spotify Reserved

Director Jocelyn Charles and Paris animation prodco Remembers, whose work we track here, engage your inner super-fan with a series of extreme scenarios that music-lovers will endure to snag concert tickets. [Watch]

A four-panel graphic, inspired by Index by Parallel launch film by Please Call Me Champ Studio, uses circles and lines to illustrate network concepts. Central text in each panel discusses connections, creativity, and the impact of the internet. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

On the Dot: Please Call Me Champ Intros Index by Parallel

LA motion studio Please Call Me Champ just dropped this smart and stripped down launch film for AI startup Parallel Web Systems and their Index platform that lets website owners track how AI agents use their content. [Watch]

A tarot card labeled El Mundo featuring a dancing woman is surrounded by overlapping cards with bird illustrations. Credits for writers Francisca Alegría and Fernanda Urrejola appear on the left for Caffeine Global’s La Casa de los Espíritus. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Caffeine Global Enters “La Casa de los Espíritus” for Amazon Prime Video

Caffeine Global, a motion design and post studio based in Mexico City, makes their Stash debut with these tactile and atmospheric titles for the new Amazon Prime Video epic drama series La Casa de los Espíritus. [Watch]

A digital illustration of a tablet interface displays a network diagram with colorful spheres and lines, representing data connections on a modern dashboard—ideal for visualizing relationships in software toolkits like IBM’s Tendril platform. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Tendril Launches Software Toolkits for IBM

Building on their previous collaborations with IBM, the Tendil design and motion team defines a new, flexible, and cohesive visual language to help unify the company’s broad range of products. [Watch]

A person walks up grand stone steps between tall columns, with bright sunlight—like the First Light in a Game Title Sequence—streaming in from the right, casting long shadows and illuminating dust in the air. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Territory Bonds With IO Interactive for “007 First Light” Titles

The design and animation team at Territory take on the responsibility of advancing one of pop culture’s biggest franchises, crafting the titles for “007 First Light”, the new James Bond game from IO Interactive. [Watch]

Hornet director Leo-Brunel, wearing a baseball cap and t-shirt, smiles at the camera outdoors. The black and white photo captures him against a backdrop of trees and a cloudy sky. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Hornet Signs French Animated Comedy Director Léo Brunel for US Representation

From the release: Leading creative studio Hornet has signed French animation director Léo Brunel to its director roster for US representation. [Watch]