LA motion studio Please Call Me Champ just dropped this smart and stripped down launch film for AI startup Parallel Web Systems and their Index platform that lets website owners track how AI agents use their content. [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]
Kick-start all your creative bits with Stash 163, the latest feast of curated inspiration to hit the Stash Permanent Collection, the planet’s only streaming platform dedicated to exceptional motion design, animation, and VFX. [Watch]
We don’t know of any other best-of-year lists that recognize explainer videos but Stash has a definite soft spot for designers and animators with the skill set and patience required to distill complex ideas into engaging content. [Watch]
LA motion designer Champ Panupong Techawongthawon, whose work for Mezmo we featured in Stash 160, is back with another impossible-to-ignore brand film – this time in concert with John Mcneil Studio for cyber security firm Commvault. [Watch]
