SHOWCASE
SHOWCASE
Permission to Explode by Atyp
2012-09-16
Here’s a fantastic, stop motion collaboration between Atyp & Si Begg to promote his latest album. The concept, and title of the project, are representative of how Si views his personal work, how he channels the deepest waveform generating corners of his mind into a controlled explosion of unique self expression.
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2012-09-07
Raucous yet refined rebel, Max Winston has recently developed a stop-mo ‘cartoon’ series for television. It did not go into production, but certainly not for lack of awesomeness. Max gives Dragonframe an exclusive interview on the tantalizing, yet unseen, Pandora’s box of ‘The Woods.’
Read More >: the woods by winstonhead over heels by reckart
2012-09-03
Clever, sweet and well-executed- M.C. Escher would be proud. ‘Head Over Heels‘ recently added the Audience Prize at the acclaimed Hiroshima International Animation Festival to it’s accolades. Read on for a deeply detailed insight into the production from Director Timothy Reckart.
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2012-08-15
Neta CohenDark humour is well clothed in bright colors. Neta Cohen’s wry commentary on our internet culture is a perfect example of the exciting use of jump cuts to engage the viewer and keep them guessing i.e. watching. What at first seems like a random montage reveals itself to be a witty visual challenge. The
Read More >: tap to retry by cohenmoney bunny blues by coons
2012-08-06
Great animation in this off beat romp from Ellen Coons. “Money Bunny Blues”, her Detroit College for Creative Studies thesis project, was recently featured in Cartoon Brew‘s Student Fest. She wrote the song for the film and shot it with Dragonframe stop motion animation software on a Canon Rebel XS. The bunny has a steel
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