I recently had a chance to check out some of the work of Purchase Brothers-- they're a boutique film studio out of Toronto that appear to do great stuff in the fields of event videography, video editing, color correction/grading, 2D…
Continue Reading →For those of you who haven't seen it yet, I hope you enjoy this short and thought provoking clip by Michael Wesch, who is an Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University. In this, a short, clear, simple,…
Continue Reading →Finding a good typographer isn't easy. Finding a good animator with a sense of typography this good never even crossed my mind-- until now. This quick animation of the famous moment in Pulp Fiction when good ol' Samuel L. Jackon…
Continue Reading →Sneaux makes skate shoes, and specializes in antics-- their spokesman, after all, is Steve O from the Jackass Films. Their new ad is a stop-motion masterpiece called the "Human Skateboard." It was directed by PES, and although it's short, it's…
Continue Reading →As Josh mentioned earlier today, The Sundance Film Festival is going on in Utah right now. Yes, it's hyped beyond belief, and yes, you can see a lot of the action online. But I thought it's also worth mentioning that…
Continue Reading →Sundance Film Festival kicked off last night in Park City, Utah-- swarms of people head to one of the coldest, most conservative and lack-luster cities in the world (minus the skiing, but there isn't even snow there yet). They all…
Continue Reading →This tasty morsel of short film -- entitled 'Le Grand Content' -- comes to us from digital designers Clemens Kogler and Karo Szmit, and was narrated by Andre Tschinder. I found it by browsing Jessica Hagy's blog 'Indexed,' which is…
Continue Reading →For all of you who think I am a pretty weird guy, I would have to agree with you. The most likely reason I'm weird: I grew up in a Rocky Mountain ski town with 1,500 people where it was…
Continue Reading →I have to agree with the one and only Notcot, if you only watch one trailer this week-- make it this one. I'll be first in line when The Alchemists comes to my town. Seriously, if you're interested in advertising,…
Continue Reading →About a month ago, I keyed you into the original version of Line Rider. You remember-- it's the game where you start with blank canvas, and you draw lines, loops, jumps, and whatever else you want to make a 'course'…
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