Archive for November, 2011
MGMT: All We Ever Wanted Was Everything
I never thought I’d say this, but Ned Wenlock has convinced me that there actually is a justified use for the page peel in his continual animated promo for MGMT’s cover of All We Ever Wanted Was Everything. MGMT – All We Ever Wanted Was Everything from oneedo on Vimeo. Ned explains his working process [...]
TEST
Test is a visual platform that fuses a combination of new and established artists on a constantly changing series of image-led projects. Its name is derived from the concept of a “test shoot”, where creative teams are commissioned to show the best of their abilities. Under the guidance of art director Jaime Perlman, the continually [...]
Amp!
Steve May and an entourage of bunnies turn it up to 11 and then some. Amp! from Steve May on Vimeo.
Another Earth
In this digital age, where computer generated graphics rule the big screen, subtle isn’t a word that’s often used when describing films of the science fiction genre. Cinema goers have become accustomed to the sci-fi blockbuster offering spectacular spaceship battles and invading alien armies, a far cry from the more sombre classics this genre was producing in the late 70s and early 80s. Things appear to be changing though and while there will always [...]
The Night We Were Kings
Gobelins students (Chloe Nicolay, Manddy Wyckens, Anthony Lejeune, Gaspard Sumeire & Lea Justum) are at it again, and by ‘it’ I mean creating breath-taking animation. In this case, The Night We Were Kings reminds us that all you need is a full tank of gas and a significant other at your side to feel the [...]
His Clancyness: Carve A Peach
His Clancyness get the Jamie Harley found footage treatment in his ‘models doing what models do’ unofficial promo for Carve A Peach. His Clancyness – ‘Carve A Peach’ from Jamie Harley on Vimeo.
Wild Man
Layer upon layer of hazy animation combines through prolonged transitions to create an ethereal promo for Kate Bush track Wild Man
DN223: Calvet – Dominic Allan
Jean Marc Calvet has led an extraordinary, and at times, dark life, which made him a perfect subject for director Dominic Allan’s feature documentary Calvet. We caught up with Dominic to discuss trusting your inner barometer and creating films as part of the new paradigm. Calvet begins its UK cinema run this week with Dominic [...]
The Beauty of a Second
190 years ago Nicolas Rieusse recorded time to an accuracy of a fifth of a second. The chronograph was born. To celebrate Rieusse’s invention, Mont Blanc and Wim Wenders have issued the challenge to “seize the moment” and capture the beauty of a second. Just shoot one second of video/film and if Wim Wenders picks [...]
Going to the Store
I’m pretty sure that David Lewandowski’s Going to the Store is the most bizarre thing we’ve ever posted on DN. It’s also totally awesome. going to the store. from dlew on Vimeo.
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