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on January 21, 2016
From the release: We are excited to announce the official opening of Gentleman Scholar New York! Working together with the Los Angeles office, GSNY will continue to push experimental multimedia boundaries and create award-winning work. The office is lead by Executive Producer Christina Roldan. So give her a shout or stop by the office, she’d […] [Watch]
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on December 4, 2015
Turner Sports’ Bleacher Report leaps from the clutter with their maiden ad campaign, leaving no animation style unexplored in this manic, two-minute character romp created by Gentleman Scholar thru agency barrettSF and powered by a remixed track from CA hip-hop duo Blackalicious. [Watch]
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on August 18, 2015
Join CDs William Campbell, Will Johnson and the Gentleman Scholar crew for an insightful peek into the creation of their first VR experience, a charming and atmospheric blend of 2D character animation and CG landscapes called “Truffle Pig.”. [Watch]
From the release: Gentleman Scholar is excited to announce the addition of Jo Arghiris as Executive Producer to the design-driven production studio’s Los Angeles home. Jo joins the team via The Mill and MPC where she has spent the last 15 years working her way up through the ranks to Head of Production and Executive […] [Watch]
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on November 21, 2014
Combining sleek live footage of the previously unseen Lexus LF-C2 concept with ominous matte paintings, Gentleman Scholar and Team One indulge in what a friend of mine likes to call vehicular porn.
“Playing with illumination and carefully manipulating shadow, we hoped to tell a story with atmospheric wonder and stunning visuals. By hand-painting vast, dreamlike expanses and weaving them with tightly composed shots of the vehicle’s sleek contour, our goal was to leave viewers ruminating on the exciting future of automotive design.” [Watch]
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on November 5, 2014
Gentleman Scholar show off their typographic and multi-media chops with this perfectly-paced clip for HP’s new Sprout 3D-scanning PC thru 180LA. “The vignettes were crafted to conjure both the nostalgia of physical artistry and the exciting possibilities of digital immersion, with the typography acting as a [Watch]