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Why Letterpress? from Nicholas Maher on Vimeo.

Exploring the art of letterpress with the brilliant folks at Signal Return in Detroit, MI.

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You And The Thing That You Love from Nicholas Maher on Vimeo.

A decade ago, Nick Mullins was one of the most promising skateboarders to come from the Midwest. Then, overnight it all changed.

Shot by two strangers on weekends, across three states over two years. This is a story of pain, grit, fight, uncertainty, fear, desperation, and most importantly — love.

@nicholasmullinss

Director // Nicholas Maher Production Support // Cliff Ewert & Andi Hedrick Editor // Nicholas Maher Colorist // Sal Malfitano Visual FX // Anj Puglise Music // Nicholas Maher & Dave Vaughn Design Support // Jaclyn Caris Audio Mix // Tim Kelley Archives // Steve Staffan

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Be a Lady They Said from Paul McLean on Vimeo.

Girls. Girls. Girls. Magazine girlsgirlsgirlsmag.com

"Be a Lady They Said"

Words: Camille Rainville Narrator: Cynthia Nixon Director: Paul McLean paul-mclean.com Music: Louis Souyave @ OPM.london Post: Mini Content mini-content.com Producer: Claire Rothstein claire-rothstein.com

Special thanks to Alicia Lombardini alicialombardini.com/ and Luke Glover lukeglover.co.uk/

#bringingbackthewoman #girlsgirlsgirlsmag #bealady

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Pass the Ball from Nathan Boey on Vimeo.

Idea: 3 second animation of a ball. Pass it to someone in another country They pick up where you left off.

40 animators 40 months in the making...

Concept: Nathan Boey

Animators (in order): Nathan Boey Podenco Leo Franchi Vincenzo Lodigiani Mario Forero Kaho Dina Amin Vickie J Boschiero Vincent Raineri Caroline Kjellberg John Kim Mert Kizilay Ilgi Candar Dyer David Rowley Wendy Eduarte Morgan O'Brien Marcus Bakke Steve Savalle Allen Laseter Andy Gregg Jaren Tigani Alex Delker Tushar Pandey Ameen Vishal Varghese Gaurav Chandrakar Yat Fung Leung Lego Lam Knifeson Yu Sabine Volkert Ivyy Chen Tung Wu Jin Shen Wong Brandon Kisereu Salman Hashmi Ryan Kane H. Kristen Campbell Joe Bichard Nicholas Luchak Serkan Goncagul

Sound design and Mix by Jose Correa @fellowwave Music courtesy of Sanctus Audio

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The Great Malaise from National Film Board of Canada on Vimeo.

In the voiceover for this animated short, a young woman attempts to describe herself, casting her life in the ideal light that society expects. The film’s imagery, however, tells a different story, poignantly illustrating the intense anxiety that comes with the quest for perfection and the pursuit of happiness. A film that’s both funny and moving, and above all, profoundly human.

Directed by Catherine Lepage - 2019 | 5 min

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Sign our petition: No diversity without disfluency from stammering on Vimeo.

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Block 170 : The First Transaction from Ambre Collective on Vimeo.

BLOCK 170 : The First Transaction

This film is a tribute and surreal representation to Blockchain technology and its creator Satoshi Nakamoto. He talks about the first financial transaction between Satoshi and Hal Finney. Meet here a mysterious environment, gigantic gods and a specific mythology to illustrate this brilliant and complex universe.

More details : behance.net/gallery/127372449/BLOCK-170-The-First-Transaction

It was created for the Motion Plus Design event / Paris / 2021 edition. This is categorized as "Made With" video.

Contact : contact@ambrecollective.com

— CREDITS:

Produced by Motion Plus Design Directed by Jonathan Plesel & Thibault Zeller Score by Billain

— SPECIAL THANKS

Adobe - Dropbox - Otoy - Kook Ewo - Billain

© 2021 Ambre Collective.

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Christoph Niemann — Visual Reduction from gestalten on Vimeo.

The visualization of data is the graphic designer's core business. For illustrator, graphic designer and art director Christoph Niemann – man behind the überpopular blog for The New York Times and numerous The New Yorker covers – it's daily business. Find out how Christoph Niemann tackles some of today's trickiest dilemmas – what does one do with that bottom arm while spooning? – in exactly the kind of humorous off-color ways that make him an ace in our latest Gestalten.tv interview. As the master of visual reduction, Niemann’s work is featured in Data Flow 2, Gestalten’s upcoming book on information graphics.

Related Book shop.gestalten.com/data-flow-2-160.html

More podcasts on gestalten.tv

(video originally published February 2010)

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The Extraordinary Time-Travelling Adventures of Baron Munchausen | Episode 1: Tigers from J. J. Guest on Vimeo.

Made for Oh So Funny Comedy as part of the Leicester Comedy Festival 2021. Designed and animated by Jason Guest in just three weeks, this short animation turns the hilarious family friendly improvised storytelling show into a lively cartoon.

Award of Merit: Children / Family Programming: The Best Shorts Competition 2021

Award of Merit: Animation: The Best Shorts Competition 2021

Made in Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro and Audition by Jason Guest. The film uses the RubberHose After Effects plugin by battleaxe.co and Photoshop brushes by retrosupply.co.

Designed and Animated by Jason Guest Story Written by Nigel Lovell and William Seaward Voices and Sound by Alice Moore, Mungo Tatton-Brown, William Seaward, Donna Scott and Jen Kenny Concept Art by Ellie Griffiths Based on characters created by Rudolph Erich Raspe Additional sound effects by zapsplat.com

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0110 from Taehoon Park on Vimeo.

Synopsis

Humanity, who has always been pursuing perfection, has continued to develop machines. However, machines continue to develop on their own and build '0110', a more complete digital world that resembles the human world. However, machines that value only efficiency reduce unnecessary things one by one in the human world, and humanity eventually perish. And, eventually, the digital world gradually returns to its original form, that is, a form similar to a computer chip. However,'H-6', the only survivor who gained eternal life by grafting his body and machinery. He try to escape from the tyranny of ruthless machines by using his cloned human'DH-6'.

More fun on website

0110.gallery/

Credit

Designed and Directed by Taehoon Park Score by Echoic

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Special Thanks Sungjoo Jung, Gryun Kim, Woosung Kang, Ihsu Yoon, Yongsub Song, Jeff Han, Jigoon Roh, Ilya Abulkhanov, Victor Jory, Maxim Goudin, Jan Sladecko

Tools

Cinema4D, Redshift, Aftereffects, Marvelous Designer, Zbrush

This film is a part of online format exhibition 'Asymmetry'. asymmetry.tv/ led by Gryun Kim Asymmetry title sequence: vimeo.com/379204811

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How to Be at Home (2020) from Andrea Dorfman on Vimeo.

In 2010, the poet, musician and my dear friend, Tanya Davis, wrote the beautiful poem, How to Be Alone, and from this we collaborated to make the film which you can see here vimeo.com/3850863

Ten years later, Tanya has written the gorgeous and poignant poem for these times, How to Be at Home, and we found ourselves collaborating again! This animation was created in my home studio in Halifax, Nova Scotia, while in social isolation through the spring and summer of 2020.

How to Be at Home is one of thirty films created through, The Curve, a National Film Board of Canada series of films created within and about our pandemical times. You can see more of these wonderful and affecting films if you visit this link nfb.ca/the-curve/lights-camera-pivot/

Credits

A National Film Board of Canada Production Poem written by Tanya Davis Directed, animated and edited by Andrea Dorfman Produced by Annette Clarke Original music by Tanya Davis and Daniel Ledwell Sound designed by Sacha Ratcliffe

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Black Sun: Amorphous Flocks of Starlings Swell Above the Danish Marshlands from Colossal on Vimeo.

Filmed in southern Denmark by Søren Solkær.

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Weird from Lobster Studio on Vimeo.

"Weird" is a monologue about the diversity. It is a scream of a girl, used to be judged as weirdo and different. She dreams to delete the concept of weird. She thinks that weirdness is only a point of view, nothing more than a personal perspective.

Script and Direction - Fausto Montanari Art Direction - Fausto Montanari Animation Direction - Nikolay Ivanov Animation - Nikolay Ivanov, Teodor Hristov, Petko Modev Aditional animation - Susanna Siouxsie Basone, Lorenzo Ugo/Elevenam Music & SFX - Smider Voice - Sofia Banzhaf

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BIC — A little story is a very important thing. from Artem Yudin on Vimeo.

See the full project here: behance.net/gallery/98108103/BIC-

BIC pens are famous for their affordable, and probably everyone at least once had their own. I was no exception, I also had a BIC Round Stic Exact pen on my desk. In this non-profit project, I decided to fantasize about how each detail of a pen is born. This video is a small story of the life of a thing that changed the world.

Art Direction / 3D Animation / Modeling / Light & Texturing: — Artem 'Hinz' Yudin

Music & Sound Design: — Pavel Zhigarev

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instagram: instagram.com/artem_hinz mail: yudin_artem@protonmail.com facebook: facebook.com/artemhinz telegram: t.me/artem_hinz

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Train to Kitezh: The Ghost Palace Hotel from Anton Burmistrov on Vimeo.

Construction of the Taman Rekreasi Bedugul Hotel began in the early 90s, the investment project of Tommy Suharto, the youngest son of former Indonesian President, Suharto. Convicted of various corruption crimes, Tommy was eventually jailed in 2002. Subsequently, construction of the hotel ground to a halt and has never restarted. The land still belongs to Tommy, but the hotel stands abandoned.

— Music: Lévon Minassian – Ar intch lav er traintokitezh.com

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Agathe SIMOULIN - "Dans la nuit" from Ecole Emile Cohl on Vimeo.

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Spotlight Leiden from Arne Wossink on Vimeo.

Take a whirlwind tour through the beautiful city of Leiden with this timelapse/hyperlapse film!

With its canals, churches and cobblestone streets, and with its windmills, old keep and its botanical garden, Leiden is one of the nicest cities of the Netherlands. Exploring it with a camera never stops being an amazing pastime.

Want to see more of my work? Follow me on Facebook.com/arnewossinktimelapse

The film was shot from 2017 to 2019 and consists of some 17000 photos. The total recorded time for all timelapses combined is 35,5 hours. The longest timelapse lasted almost 7 hours.

Equipment used: * Cameras: Canon 700D, 70D * Lenses: 10-22mm, 17-70mm, 70-300mm * Motion control: Dynamix Perception Stage 1 / Sapphire Pro * Intervalometer: Timelapse+ View * Software: Adobe Lightroom, LRTimelapse, Adobe After Effects

Video fragment for De Drie Octoberdag taken from openbeelden.nl/media/958267/Leidens_Ontzet_op_3_oktober_1923_HD, Polygoon-Profilti, PD.

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