Archive for the ‘Animation’ Category

Ordinary Symphony by Raúl Gómez

Video creation based on everyday sound objects: These sounds go unnoticed in our daily lives.
A visual experiment directed by Raúl Gómez with music by Komite.

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Red River Bay

Annecy Opening 2010.
Realised by Rémi Bastie, Nicolas Dehghani, Rachid Guendouze, Maxime Mary & Jérémy Pires.

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End Overfishing // Animation

“Despite an increased awareness of overfishing, the majority of people still know very little about the scale of the destruction being wrought on the oceans. This film presents an unquestionable case for why overfishing needs to end and shows that there is still an opportunity for change. Through reform of the EU‘s Common Fisheries Policy, fisheries ministers and members of the European Parliament can end overfishing. But only if you pressure them.”

Relentless Drag by Troy Duguid

A lonely machine goes on a desperate journey, his ever-growing burden the only hope for those he shelters. Directed & written by Troy Duguid // Music: Relentless Drag by Shigeto.

Crow Moon by Blobina

“A flock of roosting crows, black as night themselves, are threatened by the advancing shadows at dusk. They need light for protection so with the help of the Raven Chief they take a piece of the sun and use it to save themselves from the darkness.”

Directed & animated by Selina Cobley, an award winning animation director based in Scotland.

Comet by George Shelbourn

“After landing on the wrong planet, Comet awakens unable to fly and alone. Lacking the energy to launch up in to space towards the missed destination, Comet is stuck on a seemingly lifeless planet… Will Comet find a way to leave the mysterious planet and begin its journey through time and space?” // Directed & animated by George Shelbourn.

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Type by Weareseventeen

Weareseventeen is a Motion Graphics and Design Studio based in London.
Sound Design by Box of Toys Audio.

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Shift by Max Hattler

“Using the New Age idea of a ‘dimensional shift’ as inspiration, Shift combines science fiction themes through abstract, stop motion animation of objects and colour.”

Shift, a new film by Max Hattler, 2012 // More info and full credits at maxhattler.com

Stairs To No End by Daniella Koffler

“The stairs of knowledge leads to the light. A curious girl in a dark world tries to reach it, but must face those for who light is an obstacle.”

Made as a Graduation film for the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, 2011 by Daniella Koffler.

There Is No Planet B

“Little by little, our world becomes contaminated. Man has become a monster which stamps everything in it’s path without a hesitation. Men continues acting distructively, although the nature behind us collapses fatally and disappears inevitably. What will happen if we don’t stop? Can mankind be changed?”

The animation is created by Teodor Hristov & Ivan Boyanov // Music: Hristo Hristov – Violoncello.

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