“Eros” – Visualizing Blindness
[vimeo 5422020]
A film that explores the perception of blindness–i.e. how a blind person may visualize beauty and his/her surroundings? Directed and animated by Tom Geraedts. Music and sound design by Jeff Dodson.
More amazing art and design at Scene 360 Illusion
“Stand” short film by Stephen Fitzgerald
Creative Emmy Award Winner Stephen Fitzgerald did this as he had some free time in 2006, a short film called “Stand”. He animated this short film in in Lightwave 3D, “Stand” is about a water pump station that transforms a desert into a paradisiac green plain.
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The Chronoverse.
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Motion Graphics, Animation by Jeroen Krielaars www.calango.nl
Calango’s entry for the ‘Swatch X Mtv Playgrounds’ competition. An animation that tells the story of ‘The Chronoverse’, a new perception of time.
During ancient history, the earth was presumed to be flat. Later, astrologists discovered the spherical shape of the planet. This radical new concept required such a new way of thinking, that it was incomprehensible for the majority of the human population.
A same degree of perceptual shift occurred during the discovery of the chronoverse. Untill 2064, mankind knew only one past, one present and one future.
Past, wich consists of nothing more than a log of occurred events stored in the human brain, called memories.
Present, a constant flowing point in time, separating past from future.
And future, a mere collection of expectations and assumptions.
All three sorted along one horizontal axis.
During research on the behavior of colliding particles, scientist stumbled upon the existence of multiple points in time, occupying the same physical space.
This led to an entirely new concept of time, called the chronoverse.
Events could no longer be indexed along a single axis. To index events in this new time-concept, a Y and a Z axis were added to convert the traditional timeline into a 3 dimensional timegrid.
Common ways of displaying time became obsolete. From that year on, time would be indicated with a coordinate, pinpointing an event along the three axes in the grid.
Stella Artois Ad: Dial Hard.
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Released: June 2009
Avertiser: STELLA ARTOIS
Agency: Mother London
Country: United Kingdom
Category: Alcoholic drinks
Awards: Cannes Lions 2009 Film Gold
Tags: Cannes Lions 2009
Credits:
Type of Entry: Other Film Content
Category: Internet Film
Title: DIAL HARD
Advertiser/Client: INBEV
Product/Service: STELLA ARTOIS 4%
Entrant Company: MOTHER London, UNITED KINGDOM
Advertising Agency: MOTHER London, UNITED KINGDOM
Creative Credits
Creative Director: Robert Saville/Mark Waites/Gustavo Sousa/Augusto Sola
Copywriter: Augusto Sola/Gustavo Sousa/John Cherry/Rodrigo Saavedra/Lars Holthe/Johan Baettig
Agency Producer: Richard Firminger
Account Supervisor: Carole Smila
Production Company: LANDIA Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
2nd Production Company: TRANSPARENT London, UNITED KINGDOM
Director: Agustin Alberdi
Producer: Eilon Kennet, Transparent/Juan Taylor, Landia/Diego Robino, Oriental Films
Editor: Tomas Elizondo, Buenos Aires/Rich Orrick, Work London
Sound Design/Arrangement: Factory, London/Schmooze, Paris
Music: Artist/Title: Composer/Arranger All Tracks: Steve Sidwell/Lyricist All Tracks: Jan Mooney
Art Director: Augusto Sola/Gustavo Sousa/John Cherry/Rodrigo Saavedra/Lars Holthe/Johan Baettig
Post Production: MPC
Other Credits: Recording Engineers: Anthony Moore, London/Jean Philippe Borgeot/Gregoire Galain, Paris
Details
Brief Explanation:
It’s well known that Hollywood gets ‘inspired’ by foreign films once in a while and produces a bigger budget remake. To most people ‘Die Hard’ is, without doubt, a Hollywood creation. However, what if the original inspiration was drawn from classic Nouvelle Vague cinema? Could it be true that the Bruce Willis action movie was ‘inspired’ by a 60s French film about an Inspector Jean MeQlain, who is toyed with by a mysterious women, setting him tasks via various phone booths across the Riviera. In its latest viral campaign Stella Artois 4% reveals the truth to the modern public. Not only was the 1961 classic ‘Dial Hard’ shamelessly remade as ‘Die Hard’ but ‘8 mile’ and the hit TV series ‘24’ also took ‘inspiration’ from long forgotten 1960s European classics; ‘8 Kilométre’ and ‘Vingt-Quatre heures’. When watching these films, one thing becomes clear, the heroes, with their French accents and laidback attitudes are a lot smoother than their modern versions. In the age of the internet nothing is hidden, and with the help of Stella Artois 4% every American re-make of a classic European film shall be exposed. After all, we did it first, and we did it smoother.
via advertolog.com
Nike Exploit Yourself
Exploit yourself is a Spec commercial inspired by NIKE. Directed by Carl Erik Rinsch, Expliot yourself talks about your own limits. The commercial was produced in Big Lazy Robot Visual Effects studio from february to may.
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Fireworks by PES
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New concept and Animation by PES
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Unicaja 125 Años.
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Art Direction, Motion Graphics by Felix Sanchez www.visualwarriors.com
Universal Everything x MTV International Rebrand
[vimeo 5395669]
MTV’s Mister Furry, by Universal Everything
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Levi’s “Go Forth” Campaign
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Levi’s – America (Go Forth) Commercial directed by Cary Fukunaga and uses the poem “America” by Walt Whitman. The featured song is “The CN Tower Belongs To The Dead” by Final Fantasy.
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