(Experimental)
[ 2:10 - from Vimeo ]
Here's a beautiful animation for French musician David Fenech. I love the sketchy style and dreamlike atmosphere. Worthy of repeat viewings. view
Core eGuider Graham Mason
Writer, Videomaker, Member of Sunset Television
(Claymation)
[ 5:04 - from YouTube ]
"The Mysterious Stranger," an unfinished last novel by Mark Twain, is now here in animated form for children. Existential, uncanny, and profoundly unsettling, this piece tells the story of Satan's visit to three children, as Mark Twain sadly watches on. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
(Experimental, Stop Motion)
[ 5:30 - from Vimeo ]
Shot in in New York during the hottest days of summer last year, filmmaker Sam O'Hare does an amazing job creating the miniature look of a city constantly on the move. It is actually like looking at a model come to life. view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
(3D)
[ 3:48 - from Vimeo ]
Motion design is the new way to present comprehensive information about a subject to costumers. Every day we see more and more motion design examples, and the trend isn't going to end anytime soon if the quality continues to impress like it does here. In this example you get an idea of what the future might be like through a simple, but thought provoking animation. view
Animation Expert Luis López
Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger
(Experimental)
[ 1:24 - from YouTube ]
In 1968, Soviet computer physicists and mathematicians created ASCII animations of cats. Before you go, "Eh, big whoop" ... we're talking about 1968. Pong didn't even appear until four years later. Not sure, though, why they didn't do a dancing Russian bear. Even then, it was all about the kittehs. view
Feature Writer Kate O'Hare
Feature Writer/Columnist at Tribune Media Services
(Experimental)
[ 1:01 - from YouTube ]
Another fun video featuring Google Wave. view
Tech Evangelist Robert Scoble
Blogger, Technology Advocate
(Experimental)
[ 1:48 - from YouTube ]
Extensions on Google Chrome make of your browser even more interesting than before, so check out this clip to get an idea of its new features! view
Animation Expert Luis López
Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger
(Experimental)
[ 7:55 - from YouTube ]
Daniel Suljick's animated short uses a striking technique where oil is painted on glass and then each frame is photographed by a 35-mm camera. The result has a simple, black & white sparseness and characters that move with weird liquidity. The story is a bit obvious, but I don't really mind because the people (all black shapes and sharp teeth) are so memorable. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
