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‘Waiting for Godot’ with all the suspense of being on pins and knitting needles. We all feel a bit unravelled when exploring our outermost boundaries. We are spun with the excellent character animation in this pared down yet articulately expressed piece by Kobi Vogman. Incidentally those are two true ‘benchmarks’ of good animation—and rest assured, dear readers, we are not just “spinnin’ yarns” about this tall yet slightly blue tale!
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You Could Sunbathe in this Storm by Alice Dunseath

2015-08-03

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A subtly salty and creamy technicolor musing on the nature of form as content. Perhaps we are all descended from sea monkeys from the great cretaceous freezer-burned ice cream era? One thing is not in question and that is that the multi-talented Dunseath has certainly earned her advanced degree in visual chemistry with this psychedelically philosophical graduation film for the Royal College of Art.

Breakin’ Brussels Sprouts by Max Winston

2015-07-01

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Can’t be stop motion, right? But yes ’tis and we are indeed a little obsessed of late with the avant grade approach of Max Winston and how he’s been bringing his edge to the airwaves. A must see making-of video is below, and all, or at least a portion, of his bag of tricks is revealed in his creation of this collection of ‘Veggie Boogie’ spots for the Storybots. Spinning clay records so kids clean their plates!

JEUNE ET FOU by DORES PAIS

2014-10-27

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New music video for Elle & Samuel’s “Juene et Fou” (young and crazy). Take a moment to appreciate the haunting imagery created by the graceful and sure hand of Fabian Dores Pais. Elle & samuel – Jeune et fou Directed by Fabian Dores Pais. Enregistrement mixage et mastering : Christophe Roth elleetsamuel.be/ cargocollective.com/fabiandorespais

marilyn myller by mikey please

2014-08-18

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Creative control is a double-edged exacto blade. Mikey Please‘s collaboration with Dan Ojari (out in full length) is both brutal and beautiful in its microcosmic madness. This refined and pioneering vignette is about an artist going insane in miniature as she battles with a much vaster rocky terrain of inner criticism and drive. Brilliance peppered with masochism may be a curse, but this film is certainly a blessing. Meteoric talents Please and Ojari have recently launched an animation studio together, almost too much radioctive radiance for one building. Read a nice Q & A with Please by Motionographer and scroll down for time lapse making-of and lighting technique videos.