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- Happy Christmas and big thanks to all that were involved in the Forum over 2011 – we've got some great speakers lined up in early 2012.
- Forum 26: Pecha Kucha special is now on iTunes. Download the podcast here: http://t.co/ELRI4dbA
- The Pecha Kucha forum was a great success – many thanks to all involved. Will be on the blog and on iTunes shortly...
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- The next Forum will be our second Pecha Kucha breakfast event on 10th November. Poster and more details coming soon.
- #typo11 was a resounding success – congratulations to all involved and looking forward to next year.
- #typo11 Another great lineup today: @drwave @gary_hustwit @evalottchen @timfendley @tomux @itsnicethat @willhudson @research_london
- #typo11 great start to the conference - inspiring and surprising. Special mention to Nat Hunter's inspiration & Tony Brook's poetry.
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Linney Sting
0 Comments | Posted by Mark Estell on 30 Jan 12 in Animation, Art, Linney, Motion Graphics, TV, video
Here’s a little sting I’ve made, experimenting with new plug-ins we’ve got here in Multimedia. It was done with 3DS max and the plug-in Particle flow box 2 and put together in After Effects.
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YouTube: One Hour Per Second
0 Comments | Posted by Andy Columbine on 27 Jan 12 in Animation, Design, Ideas
Every second, one hour of video is uploaded to YouTube. That’s 24 hours every 24 seconds… or a decade every single day. Discover more time-bending stats at http://www.onehourpersecond.com.
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More on the More4 Rebrand
1 Comment | Posted by Andy Columbine on 27 Jan 12 in Advertising, Animation, Brand, Design, Motion Graphics, TV
I have to admit, when I first saw the More4 rebrand visuals a few weeks ago I wasn’t overly excited – a nice enough visual mark with some obvious potential for TV and animation. (more…)
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TechniqueTechniqueTechnique!
0 Comments | Posted by Iain Swales on 9 Jan 12 in Animation, Film, Motion Graphics, video
Check it out http://vimeo.com/24982650 All these techniques currently floating the multimedia boat…
This title sequence has so many ideas and realisations around a central theme of a dark view of a possible future. Enjoy. And if possible, watch fullscreen HD.
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Merry Christmas Animation
3 Comments | Posted by alightfoot on 22 Dec 11 in Animation, Christmas
Merry Christmas everyone!
This is just a short animation I’ve done for christmas, trying out some different techniques.
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Fedex: Making Less Urgent Shipping Awesome
2 Comments | Posted by Andy Columbine on 29 Nov 11 in Animation, Brand, Design, Film, Media, Motion Graphics, TV
We’ve all seen the domino metaphor used many a time in advertising (remember the excellent Honda Accord advert, which created a domino sequence using various parts of the car?), but this ad for Fedex has a particularly lovely tone. It doesn’t rely solely on the domino idea for visual effect (although it’s strong enough to keep the viewer engaged); it’s a great concept which is right for the message. It’s also got a great soundtrack, timed to perfection, and the sign-off – “We make less urgent shipping to the US awesome” – is brilliant.
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3 Dreams of Black
0 Comments | Posted by Stephen Goalby on 22 Nov 11 in Animation, Website, video
“3 Dreams of Black” is an interactive music video developed in WebGL. Visit the site: www.ro.me. Most of what you see during the experience is not video, but is real-time rendering of visual models through WebGL, a technology that brings hardware-accelerated 3D graphics to the browser. Combined with different live action and 2D-cell render animation assets it gives users a vivid visual and compelling musical experience where a story is told with new and ground breaking technology.
Learn more about the technology behind the production.
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EELS Project: Projection Mapping One Step Further
0 Comments | Posted by Andy Columbine on 18 Nov 11 in Animation, App, Design, Gaming, Ideas, Mapping, Technology
EELS 3D projection mapping multiplayer game from B-Reel & B-Reel Films on Vimeo.
The EELS project, created by Riccardo Giraldi at B-Reel Films in London, combines a dizzying array of technologies to take projection mapping an interactive step forward. It’s a multiplayer game experience where people can control their virtual EEL projected on a physical installation via an iPad App. It’s a quantum-leap forward from Nokia’s classic ‘Snake’, and I can see big possibilities, not just in the world of gaming, but for interaction, accessibility and communication on a much broader scale.