A four-panel collage from the Microsoft Foundry Labs Brand Film by Ranger & Fox showing a glossy blue shape, a dark swirling texture with MORE, a robotic arm breaking stone with NEW MATTER, and dark water ripples with scattered symbols. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Code/Type/Music: Ranger & Fox for Microsoft Foundry Labs

ECD Stephen Panicara and the Ranger & Fox crew in LA injects plenty of personality and attitude into Microsoft Foundry Labs with this kinetic brand film designed for the 2026 Microsoft Build conference. [Watch]

NotReal & Microsoft Keep on “Connecting Communities”

NotReal’s long and prolific relationship with Mircrosft continues with the release of this vivacious film designed to emphasize the fun and friendly side of connecting communities with Microsoft’s Teams platform. [Watch]

Microsoft Viva brand film by Wes Cockx | STASH MAGAZINE

Wes Cockx Captures the Senses for Microsoft Viva

Brooklyn-based CG motion maven Wes Cockx kickstarts Stash fans into the new year with this series of peaceful and playful visual experiments showcasing Microsoft’s Viva integrated employee experience platform. [Watch]

Best if Stash 2024-Product-films | STASH MAGAZINE

Best of Stash 2024: Product Films!

To elevate their wares above the constant yammer of the market, brands need sharp creative and inspired execution that snares attention, fuels desire, and opens wallets – exactly like these seven films. [Watch]

NotReal Mixes it Up for Microsoft Windows 11 Campaign

Building on their previous work for Microsoft (see here and here), the NotReal motion team layers up a snappy mix of graphic design, illustration, and CG to showcase how Windows 11 integrates with the daily lives of its users. [Watch]

Microsoft Planner product film by Bark&Bite | STASH MAGAZINE

Bark&Bite Schedule Delight into Microsoft Planner

The best software explainer films transform the mundane details of everyday tasks into a series of delightful moments, treading a fine line between visual engagement and coherence. Bark&Bite’s new work for Microsoft Planner does just that. [Watch]