Dark Room is a reflection about relationships. The hero of this project revisits some old photos and start to be hunted by the ghost of his ex-girlfriend. The film also talks about how memories and photographies might not show what really happens between couples. In other words, Happiness does not exist without sadness and sadness does not exist without happiness.
Infinite Patterns by Cristóbal Vila
Spanish animator/illustrator Cristóbal Vila uncovers the intricate beauty of life by dissecting geometric concepts including polygonal tessellation, the golden angle, Islamic tiling, and the four nitrogenous bases of DNA.
Cristóbal Vila: “This is a new personal project that seeks to establish connections between various fields that interest me deeply: geometry, and how it appears linked to nature, on the one hand, and to art and architecture, on the other; raising relations between all of them.”
V for Vendetta, Kinetic Typography by Abdul Latif
A scene from the film ‘V for Vendetta’ where V introduces himself to Evy through a speech full of alliteration.
Canigou ”Tape” Music Video by Hideki Inaba
Japanese director/animator Hideki Inaba video for Swedish duo Canigou showcasing his signature brand of hypnotic CG complexity.
Good Omens Titles by Peter Anderson
The sequence combines the characters, humour and surreal tone of the series with 3D objects, live-action elements, and original 2D illustrations, finding a sweet spot somewhere between the otherworldly work of illustrator Dave McKean and the wacky collage of director-animator Terry Gilliam.
The Candy Canes Factory by Gasta
Done for Greyscale Gorilla 5 Seconds project, theme “Candy Cane”. As usual, all done in C4D and Vray, no compositing at all, another isometric 5 seconds long perfect loop. I wanted to play with a lot of details to force the viewer to watch it multiple times.
The Raree Man’s Peepshow
This is a short film about The Raree Man and his Peepshow, performed by Tony Lidington and produced on behalf of Promenade Promotions Limited.
Immersive video mapping in basilica by Modulo Pi
The Domrémy basilica hosts an immersive video mapping to tell about the story of Joan of Arc. The sound and light show relies on 29 video-projectors and 8 Modulo Player media servers. Show design & creation: Damien Fontaine.
Piranesi by Gregoire Dupond
Above, one of the key elements of the exhibition ‘The Art of Piranesi: architect, engraver, antiquarian, vedutista, designer’, a 12 minute animation of Piranesi’s Carceri series made by Gregoire Dupond.
This series of 16 visionary images, originally etched by Piranesi when in his late 20’s, shows the workings of his imagination, merging his architectural ambitions with his obsessive interest in antiquity. Watching Gregoire Dupond’s animation is literally like entering Piranesi’s mind.
Closing Title Sequence Incredibles 2 by Pixar
Incredibles 2 is a 2018 computer-animated superhero film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. Written and directed by Brad Bird, it is the sequel to The Incredibles (2004)
Be Natural Opening Sequence by Pamela B. Green
Pamela B. Green is a co-founder, producer, and creative director at PIC Agency. She produced and directed the film Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché, a feature-length documentary about the first female film director which premiered at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival. The film is narrated by Jodie Foster and its executive producers include Foster as well as Robert Redford, Hugh Hefner, and others.
Made in the Middle by Ben Radatz
Is a kinetic typography animation. Purely typographic opening titles to conference ‘Made in the Middle’, a solidly engaging work that steamrolls and stretches text, moving back and forth between steady restraint and invigorating energy.
Carmen Sandiego Opening Titles by Chromosphere
Who is she? Where is she? Carmen Sandiego is back! In addition to handling Production Design on the rebooted series, Chromosphere created the show’s opening title sequence. To reintroduce Carmen to the world, we combined a moody noir-inspired cat & mouse sequence with a high energy, kinetic action montage, reminding everyone that she’s as badass as she is mysterious.
Roots and Origins by Alexa Sirbu and Lukas Vojir
An intricate and abstract piece for the London Symphony Orchestra driven by motion capture of the LSO’s music director Sir Simon Rattle.
Music: Nimrod’ from Elgar’s Variations on an Original Theme, ‘Enigma’, conducted by Sir Simon Rattle.
Multiverse by Hiroshi Kondo
Tokyo filmmaker Hiroshi Kondo has transforms the scooter stampedes of Taipei into a hypnotic exploration into the fluid energy and hidden patterns of modern life in Taiwan.