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Archive for the 'Animation' Tag
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Animation: Dancing Cow
In a brief attack of nonsense here’s a short video of a cow dancing on the street to the notorious song “I like to move it, move it…”
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Animation: The Banking system
As the FDIC has yesterday closed another bank (First Priority Bank) the eight US bank that failed this year, we thought maybe this series on the banking system might be inspiring.
It’s about 50min long and a mixture of animations and images. Anybody having a strong believe in the infallibility of our current economic systems and societies should be warned that this is not too positive about the banking system. Besides that with the…
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E.A.Poe - The Raven as an animation
An animation that has E.A. Poe’s image read his outstanding poem “The Raven”…
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Video: Roadmovie
An outstanding stop motion movie of the making of a live cardboard rock concert.
Photography and animation by Rogier Wieland…
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Environment: The Planet animation
The Swedish web site forskning.se together with a group of Swedish environment and research agencies has created an excellent interactive animation on fundamentals, issues and problems of the planet we’re living on…
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Animation: A cultural guide to the UK
A short animation by James Houston who has just graduated from the Glasgow School of Art. The video so far made it through to the semi finals at the “2008 Adobe Design Achievement Awards” within the Motion Graphics category.
James Houston is aiming this “‘cultural guide” at all citizen of the United Kingdom explaining…
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Animation: Le Ballon
Great advertising short film with a good sense of humor and full of ideas.
Liked the Yeti family tobogganing…
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Animation: Love your Neighbours
An absolute classic stop-motion film from 1952. Starts a bit slow but worth watching in full length. We can only imagine the efforts required to create this film without digital technology…
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Animation: The old Man and the Sea
This beautiful animation of Hemingway’s saga “The old man and the sea” has been completely hand painted - all 29,000 frames of it. It’s actually more an independent film created by Russian artist Alexander Petrov and Canadian Pascal Blais Productions that helped him to get the 21 minute film onto celluloid with IMAX technology.
It won a series of awards and received an Oscar nomination for Best Animation Short Film…
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Music: One Pure Thought
The video for British Electropop band Hot Chip’s single “One Pure Thought”. The animation reminds us of pointillism drawings. Great work…
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