You’ve probably already heard about Google’s latest moonshot, Project Loon but if you haven’t yet seen the ridiculously creative use of string explanation directed by Google Creative Lab through Mixtape Club then you’re missing out. Enjoy!
A young boy moves unseen through deserted public spaces normally congested with people in Sam Huntley’s sobering film for charity PACT (Parents and Abducted Children Together), made to highlight the shocking statistic that over 140K children go missing annually in the UK.
In his single shot, tracking promo for WALL’s Shoestring, Oscar Hudson takes the message corruption inherent in a game of Chinese whispers and turns it on its head; instead distorting the appearance of the messengers as the whisper passes from ear to ear. We asked Hudson to give us the straight story behind the video’s [...]
“Don’t try to fix it. I just need you to listen.” Jason Headley takes a humorously on point stab at the difficulties of relationship communication in comedy short It’s Not About the Nail.
In his short animation Rafa Galeano confirms what we all know; music, coffee and cigarettes are the fuel that powers our Inspiration.
After coming across the intersection of living canvas and geometric light show to promote Austrian design label 13&9 earlier this month, we asked the folks over at Superplus to give us a peak into how they went about creating the abstract piece. “The video is part of an overall concept for 13&9 design that revolves [...]
Is it bad luck? Is it fate? Or just stupid? A collection of heedless folks succumb to painful mishaps in Ruud Bakker’s graduation animation BLACK&BLUE.
Beginning as a an art school assignment but later developing a life of its own, experimental film Running Away Into You from Israeli graphic designers Benjamin Trigalou and Liran Lin was inspired by John Frusciante’s song of the same name and takes us on a distorted journey which mirrors the track’s soundscape.
Created in collaboration with creative studio Neon and featuring music and sound design from Box Of Toys Audio, Rob Chiu’s sci-fi imbued title sequence for Stash’s recently held Collider Conference is an impressive 3 minutes of visual wonder. And here’s a short breakdown from Neon of the techniques used to create the titles.
Sometimes, it’s better for all concerned if the guy doesn’t get the girl in the end, as demonstrated in Michael Duignan’s short about bunking off school and hanging out with the wrong people, Truant. Evan rides the bus all day instead of going to school. But one day he meets a girl who will give [...]