Lovely (and perfectly timed) new in-house work from the motion team at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver and Brazil-based designer/animator Paykhan, looking back at summer and it’s sunny vibes from a Rio de Janeiro perspective. [Watch]
In their latest project for AI computer builder Tenstorrent, LA-based Please Call Me Champ Studio extends the intricate motion work they began with this 2025 brand film, accelerating the pace into a kinetic, mesmerizing sequence. [Watch]
Computer hardware maker Tenstorrent, who’s goal is to democratize AI, opened its initial Developer Day conference with this motion sequence by Champ Panupong Techawongthawon and his team at Please Call Me Champ Studio in LA. [Watch]
Derek Lau, a designer/animator currently working at BUCK in Sydney, takes time out from client work to transform his love of historical Chinese martial arts films into a painterly and carefully choreographed short film called Wanderer. [Watch]
In their latest in-house motion project, CD Jorge R. Canedo E. and the team at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver slow things down for an emotional and expressionist look at the interaction of light, glass, water, and darkness. [Watch]
In the first of a series of 10 films for the Alabama non-profit Equal Justice Initiative, CD Chris Carboni and his team at Reunion merge AI into documentary filmmaking to illuminate a heart-wrenching narrative of racial injustice. [Watch]
