BBC Radio 6 Music Spot by Robert Strange Blinkink | STASH MAGAZINE

BBC Radio “6 Music” Spot by Robert Strange and Blinkink

From the release: Blinkink director Robert Strange invites new listeners to open their ears to BBC 6 Music’s breakfast show offering. Robert takes the viewer on a psychedelic journey from bed to breakfast, passing through eclectic, stylized visions of each stage of their morning routine. [Watch]

Unboxing Amazon Music Stevie Gee & Essy May Blinkink | STASH MAGAZINE

Unboxing Amazon Music with Stevie Gee & Essy May at Blinkink

Take a peek behind the scenes as Blinkink directing duo Stevie Gee & Essy May whip together 2D animation, stop-motion, CG, puppets, and VFX into a genre-skipping 60-second treat for Amazon Music thru Droga5 London. [Watch]

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BBC Winter Olympics “Extreme by Nature” by Balazs Simon and Blinkink (with Making-Of Video)

With a labor-intensive mix of in-camera effects, 3D-printed stop-motion, and algorithmic CGI, Blinkink director Balázs Simon showcases “how Olympians push themselves to the extreme” for the BBC Winter Olympics coverage. [Watch]

Police Dog Hogan Here Comes Crow Music Video by Jac Clinch Blinkink | STASH MAGAZINE

Police Dog Hogan “Here Comes Crow” Music Video by Jac Clinch and Blinkink

BAFTA Award-winning director Jac Clinch and the Blinkink animation and model crew unravel the strange tale of an astronaut’s encounter with an ancient civilization of Martian crows for British band Police Dog Hogan. [Watch]

BlinkInk Renee Zhan What’s that Lurking in the Basement | STASH MAGAZINE

BlinkInk’s Renee Zhan Asks “What’s that Lurking in the Basement?”

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. [Watch]

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Best of Stash 2021: Game Films

From classic cartoon comedy by a Pixar veteran to a nine-minute photoreal post-apocalyptic epic, these eight very different films produced for the gaming industry all feature strong character development and exceptional attention to detail. [Watch]