A translucent, bioluminescent, abstract plant-like structure with glowing orange tips, reminiscent of the FutureDeluxe Zooms Way Out aesthetic, set against a pale background. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

FutureDeluxe Zooms Way Out for Verizon London Hub Film

Inspired by Charles and Ray Eames’ 1977 classic short film Powers of Ten, director Marcus Chaloner and the FutureDeluxe CG motion crew created this intricate welcome film for a tech hub at Verizon’s London HQ. [Watch]

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Rocketpanda Makes the Audio Visible for MassiveMusic

From the team at Rocketpanda in Verona, Italy: “MassiveMusic helped the new Verizon-owned prepaid carrier Visible with brand positioning and connecting with a younger audience through music and sound design. We had the pleasure to translate this journey into motion graphics.” [Watch]

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Verizon Fios Refresh by Panoply

Panoply creative director Mark Lindner: “Verizon approached us to create a package of interstitials to accompany promotions for nine different programing genres on their Fios on Demand service.” [Watch]

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Pandayoghurt Blurs the Organic and Digital for Verizon

Part of a mixed reality presentation for Verizon’s keynote at CES on the future of 5G connectivity, this CG film by UK director/designer Douglas Bowden (aka Pandayoghurt) parallels the theme of blending physical and digital worlds. [Watch]

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Verizon “Unbroken” Spot by FutureDeluxe

From the team at FutureDeluxe in London: “Who says insurance should be boring? We teamed up with the Verizon team to create this 30-second TVC, communicating the reversible effect insurance can have on your damaged home devices. From phones to tablets, laptops, and smartwatches, our precious devices are so easily breakable. [Watch]

Verizon 5G "The Reset" by Doug Liman with MPC | STASH MAGAZINE

Verizon 5G “The Reset” by Doug Liman with MPC

The irksome artifacts of laggy video gaming take on a surreal life of their own in this work from American director Doug Liman (Swingers, The Bourne Identity, etc.) thru Brooklyn agency Madwell with substantial VFX support from MPC. [Watch]