sixty40 - Battlestar

Still from ‘Battlestar‘ - Harmonic 313, sixtyforty, 2009
New video shot for hip-hop artist, Harmonic 313 (Warp) by Australian studio sixty40.
“The clip was shot with 2 x P2 cameras. Shot stereoscopically (i.e. on 2 identical cameras separated in space to mimic 2 eyes) the clip uses a flicking technique that was inspired by 2 [...]

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8-Bit Trip
8-Bit Trip, rymdreglage
1500 hours compressed to 3 minutes and 49 seconds of stop-motion animation using lego bricks.

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Exploding Motor Car - Video for ‘New Years’ by Ohbijou

Ohbijou - New Years from explodingmotorcar on Vimeo.
Music video created by Toronto based art collective Exploding Motor Car. It utilizes stop-motion animation, combined with hand-made elements.
Check out their other fabulous creations here.

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Björk: Wanderlust in 3D

Video for Björk’s Wanderlust (directed by Encyclopedia Pictura), even more spectacular in 3D. Watch it here.

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Civilization by Marco Brambilla

Civilization by Marco Brambilla from CRUSH on Vimeo.

This video installation was created by artist/director Marco Brambilla with production team Crush for the elevators at the Standard Hotel in New York. The work displays scenes of heaven to hell when the passengers go down, and scenes that lead from hell to heaven when [...]

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Winner: Sea Change by Rosie Clements and Joe King
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In an attempt to support and promote the myriad disciplines that fall under the umbrella term ‘digital moving image’, this year the Jerwood Moving Image Awards was established to provide a platform for [...]

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New interactive music video for ‘Neon Bible’ by Canadian band Arcade Fire, directed by Vincent Morisset. Users can click and drag images to control the movement of singer Win Butler’s head and hands, as well as discover other ‘Easter Egg’ like clickable hidden features.

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Founded on 31 January 2006 by Brad Mahaffey, Konvulse aims to stand out in the crowd. In the online world of art communities, what seemed to be lacking was a strong community to go hand in hand with great art. With a lot of work, the Konvulse team were able to merge those two aspects [...]

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Producer James Whitlam, Rising Sun Pictures, on collaboration, storytelling and bridging the gap.
Just one day after the Melbourne premiere of Charlotte’s Web and Australian Visual Effects house Rising Sun Pictures (RSP) is already thinking beyond their project, Charlotte. RSP’s Head of Production, James Whitlam, is in discussion with leading US studios about RSP’s latest recruit, [...]

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The brainchild of Patrick Boyer, UrbanCowboy began in 2001 in New York with the idea to ‘stand out in a crowd of millions’. Originally from Montreal, Boyer has moved around a lot during the five years of UC’s existence, although he still lists Montreal as (‘more or less’) his base. Loueze Harper spoke with Boyer [...]

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Going by the rather unique name of Sugar Power, or simply ‘Sugar’ as is her preference—’no need to be too formal’—this young designer has more than just an unconventional name. In addition to her unique style and approach to her work, Sugar’s general outlook on life and attitude to… well, everything… are to be admired. [...]

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Animated documentaries are a new wave of an older art form combining elements of a life, a lifetime career, a unique art, and a quick sharp look at what holds it all together in a new age technological mix. Terri Dentry talked at length with Marie-Josee Saint-Pierre about her latest animated film, which showcases the [...]

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Panoramic Words
The Visual Thesaurus is an interactive thesaurus and dictionary that gives you a panoramic approach to words and their relationships to one another. Instead of a regular dictionary-like list of words, it presents information as a word map, in a circle of connections, more akin to the way we think. John Feld takes the [...]

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