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stoopid buddy stoodios / micro mayhem

May 22nd, 2013

Micro Mayhem! from Stoopid Buddy Stoodios on Vimeo.

Eric Towner and the crew at Stoopid, illustrious bad boys of film, take the cup again. The creative team behind Adult Swim’s top rated 7 season original series, Robot Chicken, break all the rules and the speed limit with Micro Mayhem. Shooting predominantly in camera, using a custom rig and Dragonframe, they manage to make us feel the bits of burning miniature rubber slap us in the face.

aardman / wallace and gromit

May 17th, 2013

Humour, warmth and charm abound in the ever brilliant and well beloved character animation of Aardman‘s Wallace and Gromit. Here the the affable pair are promoting domestic vacation travel in Britain with “Wallace and Gromit’s Great UK Adventure.” The ongoing campaign is sponsored both privately and nationally.

funk / wormholes

May 17th, 2013

Cinematic smorgasbord! Multi talented artist Josh Funk spent a year putting together this almost painfully fun and quite beautiful film. It is a very impressive first-time run at animation. If Tim Burton, Mr. Bill, David Lynch, Freddy Mercury and the Phantom of the Opera all got together…. this would be their love child. Read on to hear from Josh about the production. Read more »

morris / “joy ” for iron and wine

May 5th, 2013

It’s only delight with an unassuming visionary. Raw yet refined, in both emotion and artistry, this is a quintessential Hayley Morris piece. Lighting, construction, animation, concept….all just a big sweetly and expertly constellated wow. She was written up by NPR. Read on, as Hayley generously shares some cold hard facts about her very beautiful process and inspirations. Read more »

sluszka / permanent tsb campaign

April 22nd, 2013

Another awesome and beautifully lit panoramic adventure from Hornet Director Peter Sluszka, creator of equally dynamic spots for Range Rover and PNC. This elaborate build out is for Permanent TSB, a leading Irish bank, and kicks off their new campaign which will be ongoing. The warm, engaging tapestry of characters and actions read like a classic storybook, going above and beyond the call of any ordinary commercial. Many will be grabbing their magnifying glasses to not miss a gorgeous detail. Read on as the Director graciously provides us with some more rich details from the production end.
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stoopid buddy stoodios / micro mayhem

aardman / wallace and gromit

funk / wormholes

morris / “joy ” for iron and wine

sluszka / permanent tsb campaign

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