Max Chelyadnikov, EP/CD at Loop in Moscow: “For Döcke, one of Russia’s leading suppliers of building materials for housing construction, we came up with a concept of advertising the products using visual techniques that are more common for cutting edge phones, sports cars, sneakers, and cosmetics. [Watch]
Moscow CG masters Loop transform two TV commercials for Russian house manufacturer Terem into riveting, art-driven films marking the company’s 10th anniversary and highlighting possibilities for customization. [Watch]
The creative freedom that comes with creating trailers and titles for design conferences have established these sequences as the genre of choice for visually ambitious directors. Here are seven that kept our optic nerves tingling in 2019. [Watch]
From directors Alex Topaller and Daniel Shapiro at Aggresive: “For ‘AI on Intel’ we told five real stories of Intel’s technology in action – from stopping poaching in Africa to powering the world’s first face-controlled wheelchair, in each film we combined tech-inspired CG with cinematic live-action.” [Watch]
Grab a look at the preview for STASH 134 , the brilliant new addition to The Stash Permanent Collection – the unrivalled online library of motion design for advertising, music videos, broadcast and title design, brand films, game cinematics, and short films. [Watch]
The stream of outstanding motion projects associated with Australian creative/business conference Pause Fest continues with this ominous and thoughtful 3D piece by Loop in Moscow. [Watch]
