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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...
- Don't forget the Pecha Kucha breakfast Forum is happening this Thursday from 8.30am. RSVP designbusinesssupport@linney.com
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- Poster and more info on Pecha Kucha event on 10th November http://t.co/9r4wcUtt http://t.co/TmUVWVIZ
- 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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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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T-Mobile’s marriage made in Heaven
0 Comments | Posted by Damon Parkin on 7 Dec 11 in Advertising, Brand, Media, video
T-Mobile’s royal wedding spoof viral video was YouTube’s most viewed UK TV advert of 2011.
More than 24 million YouTube visitors worldwide have watched Prince Harry dancing down the Westminster Abbey aisle, before William and Kate make an entrance with their own outlandish routine.
Brands are increasingly recognising the power of social media to create campaigns that reach a global audience and can be shared, liked and commented on.
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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.
Murmuration from Sophie Windsor Clive on Vimeo.
Nature never fails to amaze me – this footage was caught by a couple of friends during a chance encounter with a ‘murmuration’ of starlings. Breathtaking on so many levels. The sheer number of birds, the fact that they can fly so close, so fast, and never collide, and the mesmerising visual spectacle they produce as a result. I’m so jealous of these two girls you wouldn’t believe.
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Yamaha and Ben Spies
1 Comment | Posted by Michael Fisher on 7 Oct 11 in Photography, TV, video
This year Linney have been working closely with Yamaha and Ben Spies from MotoGP to create images and a film made in Spain. Targeted at hard riding Supersports riders the marketing collateral was created and edited this summer.
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Siggraph 2011
1 Comment | Posted by Stephen Goalby on 22 Sep 11 in Animation, App, Design, Fashion, Film, Gaming, Media, video
Last month myself, Michael and Iain travelled across to Vancouver to attend a conference called Siggraph (short for Special Interest Group on GRAPHics and Interactive Techniques). This is an annual conference on computer graphics.
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Compressed by Kim Pimmel
0 Comments | Posted by Andy Columbine on 5 Sep 11 in Art, Film, video
Compressed 02 from Kim Pimmel on Vimeo.
Compressed 01 from Kim Pimmel on Vimeo.
A couple of intriguing other-worldly films created by Kim Pimmel using ferrous printer toner and water. The magnetic properties allow the ink to be manipulated using magnets. Beautifully shot, the ink weaves its way through the complex structure of soap bubbles and creates strangely ordered and uniform patterns as it moves to the magnetic force.
More info can be found on Kimm Pimmel’s Vimeo profile