Animation Software Archives - Page 15 of 23

Spare and striking compositions in this music video by Simon Roberts for Flight Brigade. Simon hails from the Royal College of Art in London. Far from his poetically barren winter here, his film prowess is noticeably in its springtime. We look forward to more clever and clean flexes of design muscle from the young Director. Read on to see a making-of video in the fast lane.

ioa by Gabriel möhring

2014-07-13

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Deep from the bowels of the vowels comes impeccable timing, pathos and tightly wound suspense in this short by Gabriel Möhring. The piece is garnering much attention as it rounds the festival circuit. Almost excruciatingly well done! The sound design, crisp animation and orchestration of the breath work nearly affect a viewer’s heart rate. Torture … Read more

100 years of hair by darcy prendergast

2014-07-13

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An ad for Gillette from Oh Yeah Wow‘s Darcy Prendergast, the undisputed maestro of fun. Flipping through hairstyle rages through the ages, Prendergast provides a filmography of manscaping topography. Read on to brave a close shave with all the hairy details in the making-of vid.

Jugend Gegen Abschottung by walkingframes

2014-04-06

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This is surreally good. Translation of texts: in coffee shop : 9,407 people emigrated as employees for the hospitality industry as short-term residents; at bus stop: 1,331 people emigrated as employees for public transportation as short-term residents; the ‘pothole crash’: 4,332 people emigrated as employees for road construction as short-term residents. This is a political spot with a lot of wit. The Zurich based team at Walkingframes also flexes its concept-to-visuals muscle in their corporate annual recap for Goldbach Group below. It is a particular talent to turn dry information into fun and impactful images that drive the point home. No potholes in these films’ construction. Well done!

from dad to son by nils knoblich

2014-04-06

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Gestalt, indeed! Bold and subtle, this graphically grabbing student short blends a lo-fi approach with the high fidelity of polish, classic framing and story. Hitchcock might even approve. One of the superpowers of animation is to communicate a whole lot with very little. We certainly look forward to more daring prison-breaks from the norms of technique from director Nils Knoblich.