Special treat for Funday.
I can’t really describe it you just have to watch.
(via)
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The latest no-budget short film from me and my friends. Its an entry to the Guardian competition and response to Mark Ravenhills short story ‘Old School People’.
2 knights are sent to clear the land for the kings battle, stuff happens.
For my part i added some blood & gore fx and you can spot my role as twitching corpse in cowboy hat.
Its 5 mins long and continues our long no-budget videography of funny & slightly confusing films.
Written and directed by Mark Shand.
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After Willard Wigan admits inhaling Alice, he goes on to paint a figure using a fly’s leg. Check out at the end, how much this guy sells his life’s work for.
Anyone got anymore ‘weird Brits abroad’ for a new collection!?
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I’m playing at the Lanes next Friday if anyone fancies a spin!
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and the calendar
whoop! happy times!
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funny!
via Drawn!
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I’m having some work shown at the excellent Too Art For TV exhibition held at Erebuni, 158 Roebling Street, Williamsburg, New York. The opening is a week today (6-9pm 5th Dec)and the exhibition runs from 5th until the 15th Dec. The idea is to show work by industry animators who do art on the side:
If you’re in town (heh heh) please check it out. You can see from the website that there’ll be lots of exciting stuff to see, made by people far more talented and interesting than myself.
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September was kindly awarded BEST BRITISH FILM at Encounters International Festival 2008. On the panel were Adrian Utley, Simon Perry and Lynda Myles.
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…a much overlooked piece of genius from Tarsem Singh. The Fall is a sort of Baraka) meets the Wizard of Oz. Highly recommended.
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"*"For 3 years you YouTubers have been ripping us off, taking tens of thousands of our videos and putting them on YouTube. Now the tables are turned. It’s time for us to take matters into our own hands.":http://uk.youtube.com/user/MontyPython*
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Catch September on the big screen at the Encounters Short Film festival.
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Ive recently been enjoying a lot of hand made graphics like this photoshop workspace and the work of Julien Vallée,

stuff that reminds me of Universal Everything but made out of paper, great fun!
JV’s stuff was found via this site lots of interesting illustrators
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The making of the Toshiba’s time sculpture advert
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diggin it.
word.
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So we lost loads of posts because of the switch over, and I can’t be arsed to re-post everything I had up before.
But I thought I’d put this back up, cuz it’s ace, and it came out on my birthday n’everything.
That’s the Eagles of Death Metal, in case you’re not sure.
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doesn’t mean I’m a narcisist addicted to facepaint.
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;o)
via CR Blog
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The BBC series Outnumbered starts again on Saturday. Definitely the most accurate portrayal of parenthood I have seen. It got squirrelled away in the schedules last time so a lot of people didn’t even realize it went out.
Here’s a clip from the first series, I couldn’t find one of the discussion between a brother and sister on whether you can kill a fairy with a machine gun, but this ones almost as good.
outmaneuvered
outwitted etc etc
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So I went shopping in town with some friends on Saturday and had a jolly nice time.
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this guy uses electrodes taped to his face in order to turn it into a music visualiser (like you’d get on iTunes, only made out of face)
via NOTCOT
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This has quite a powerful, pleasing and relaxing effect…
via Adam Buxton
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Utter genius, stunning, creative, simple, visuals.
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Adam Buxton’s made this video to start the UK Music video awards in London this week.
[Warning contains rude words]
via crblog
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Charlie Brooker + Zombies + Big Brother*
Coming soon to E4
*Warning! scaryness, gory’ness and reality TV, not for the faint hearted.
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What your font use says about you, apparently. (via)
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Forkbeard has brought out the brilliant “inCOMPLETE WORKS”, a compilation of Forkbeard’s film and video work over the last 30 years. To order a copy please e-mail ff@forkbeardfantasy.co.uk.
Here’s a small taster of their genius…
BDHers can sneak a look at the office copy!
;)
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tim when you make your jacket you gotta dance like this too
maybe we need a bdh skelly dance routine…
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No embedded link so you’ll have to follow le link
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Is it possible take something great and make it even better?
(via Finkenstein)
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…just wait for the treadmill section, absolutely priceless!
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see also Richard Pryor’s take on it.
via NOTCOT
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Huh (huh) huh (huh) huh (huh) huh (huh)
Yeah (yeah) yeah (yeah) yeah (yeah) yeah (yeah)
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…fans of BDH’s Planet Earth work on YouTube, are having an amazing conversation…
;)
via YouTube
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This is absolutely insane!
Personally I don’t mind heights but don’t think id be too fussed standing on that tiny platform without a safety rope, let alone jumping off it!
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Check out this great selection of old programmes from the BBC Archives.
Oh, almost forgot… and check out the British Style Genius BDH Style Genius here.
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you cant beat a bit of pseudo english pagan folk from the ex-members of the Betaband, looks cheap and rubbish and we’ve seen backwards stuff before but i think the rhythm of it really works.
Found via 6music
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View this years D&AD award winners online here ,
Via CRBlog which says this is the first time its been available and only for a month.
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Charlie Kaufman’s directorial debut Synecdoche, New York comes out soon and Aint It Cool have the trailer for it embedded here.
The film follows a guys attempts (Phillip Seymour Hoffman) to recreate a full scale replica of New York, including every brick and every person, inside an old aircraft hanger. Groovy idea.
Once you’ve watched that, scroll down the page to the first part of a very interesting two part interview with the man, recorded just as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind was released.
via Aint It Cool
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Here’s some stuff relating to the last 2 posts.
Firstly Kevin Dart creates stuff in a similar style to those lovely book covers, though with a little less sleaze. He is also the guy responsible for the beautiful backgrounds in the BBC Olympic animation from Jamie Hewlitt and Co.
Nextly, here is some stuff on the making of that Color of Sound video The Ravonettes. It was directed by Chris Do of Bl:nd, the company who produce the great Rorschach inspired video for Gnarls Barkley’s Crazy.
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Great hand drawn typography on some of these truly awful and funny soft porn novels, mostly rip offs of James Bond films ie. ‘Nautipussy’
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My old friend Gerry from the animation world send me a sweet video by our old faves, the Raveonettes. Very much in the style of old stuff like Yuri Norstein and Lotte Reiniger.
Goes well with a chicken and watercress pasta salad it does.
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The music machine animation has been about for a few years (And is fantastically tech), where as the Guinness advert is relatively new compared to it… inspired perhaps? Either way theyre both very well done… It’d be nice to see more creative adverts, if only personal injury compensation companies had the budget eh?
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beautiful, captivating music… also check out ‘Knock on wood’
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A relaxed interview with Dave and Todd of Mania.TV, paying their respects to legendary Hollywood voiceover artist, Don LaFontaine, ‘The-Movie-Trailer-Voice-Over-Guy’, who died on Sept 1st.
…rather movingly, he gets kindad deep when discussing how technology and media are deadening kid’s experience of the world.
from Mania.TV
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A cute spoof viral film for Axe Vice from Dare.
Go on, I dare you not to giggle at attempts to turn girls from Naughty to Nice.
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The best 2 1/2 mintes you’ll spend this week, from the Gobelins Animation School (via Kitsun Noir).
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Going, going, gone. Julian Perry on Front Row on Radio 4
As the allotments in East London are forced to make way for the Olympics, Mark Lawson talks to artist Julian Perry who has captured many of their sheds on canvas. If you’re listening to “BBC Listen Again”, he’s 12mins in…
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Yes… with water!
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Saw The Paper Cinema at the Forest Fringe at the Edinburgh Festival. Brilliant and poetic, live animation.
What happens at the accidental meeting of inkblots, photocopies, cardboard, angle-poise lamps,
the occasional table, video technology, a laptop and a banana box?
A cast of hand-drawn marionettes are
magically brought to life by the Paper Cinema.
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Surprised to find myself enjoying this song a lot. Video directed by Moss form The IT Crowd. No idea why it’s on the russian YouTube though
via Warp Films
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“Uh Oh! Here comes Bongo!”
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Typographic animation for all you graphic designers out there.
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Utter genius! The Thomas the Tank theme is just a flat beat so works with most hip hop tunes… theres a good 50 Cent one too.
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While we’re on the Sesame Street theme….
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I am now officially warm inside.
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Highly believable as actual footage of his childhood…
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…
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them again
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All your news from the end of a trombone!
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Most popular eco-viral ever
Energy Wasting Day
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I think this might be useful. But I’m not sure what for yet.
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Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-YA!!!!
via Youku
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Discovered this a few years ago but thought id post it up here in case anyones managed to skip over it… which seems pretty easy to do considering the page upon page of spam that clutters up the interwebs! Scamming a scammer, utter genius!
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1930s music animation
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Just awesome pictures of astronauts at the office
here via stumble
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I was looking for stuff and I just liked it.
Thank you Getty Images
;0)
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fucked up
via jimmyr
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Hugh Mcleod’s Cartoons on the back of business cards.
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more words of wisdom from The Man (as in “you da man”, as opposed to The Man, School of Rock definition)
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Nothing cuts through pain like 2 Nurofeggs!!
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If you havent checked em out already… then do.
Here’s two of my favorites!
If ya want more then look up Bowie in space ;)
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You’ll need to view this with Firefox on your Macs folks (and sit through a short advert to get the goodies) – this film looks AWESOME
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(how do I “comment” with an image/movie with no code to embed it?)
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or any other creature as desired.
always make with the b-movie horrors.
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David Lynch tells it like it is.
via Bore Me
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Faking cinematic special effects live on stage at Kinchan and Katori Shingo’s All Japan Costume Grand Prix
nice. Thanks Duncs.
via. Bore Me
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Well… make of it what you will.
But its certainly interesting to say the least… funky tune too!
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Teaser poster for Oliver Stone’s latest – a George W. Bush biopic.
The giggle inducing cast list can be found here
via EmpireOnline
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Meeting at Council House June 11th 2pm on Lakota’s demolition – I’m going, so let me know your feelings. Get Involved!!!
More info tf
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Look out for the arm-chops
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shall i count and describe the many ways in which I love thee?
…
nah you can just watch it.
you will see its radiant beauty.
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Street art by Slinkachu. Makes I laugh.
little people and snails
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This is new to me but you can make Fonts out of any bitmap image, any photo, scanned picture etc… Can be used in Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign, not After effects yet but i bet thats coming soon.
http://www.photofont.com/
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I stumbled across this fascinating description about the small NHS Health Centre in Montpelier, Bristol.
It’s worth scanning down to the midway point of Dr Stefan Cembrowicz’s article. It’s an amazing insight into living and working in one of the most vibrant cities in the UK, from homes that are resolutely additive-free, to those with cases of female circumcision. But most welcome, is the heartening professional fascination from my own Doctor.
That reminds me I must pick up some more Khat leaves next time I pop down.
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New video by Zander Brimijoin and Arthur Jones for MANMAN.
Super characters, cute story, and most importantly SKULLS and DAY OF THE DEAD stuff and some STOP MOTION. mmmmm.
Fish cocktail, anyone?
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via NOTCOT
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Burning Fence Post has spotted this for all you Gondry lovers
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It’s worth checking out these links ’cos the Eurovision is going mad this week.
Even the French are singing in English, Ireland are using singing puppet turkey and Estonia have… well… lost it.
Just comment below and I’ll tell you where the Estonians are having the ‘after party’!
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After seeing the above pics of Google ’s street level photography team doing some serious tresspassing, it reminded me of the video below it.
via Jimmyr
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As an antidote the to the footie on Wednesday, you could always go to one of the best films of last / this year.
The stunning, You, The Living, directed by Roy Andersson is back at the Cube Microplex this week or at most discerning independent moving image outlets.
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“The Wrong Trousers” verses “Attack of the Fifty Foot Woman”. via
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Check it out HERE
Met the guy who did this at the launch party for FIVEonONE DVD Magazine.
Not quite as epic as ‘MUTO’ but still a nice little idea.
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Saw a section of this months ago and thought that was an incredible achievement. This final version is at least 5 times as long and 1000% more ambitious. Insanity.
via Drawn
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3D Stroke a go-go!!
Where?
By there———> HERE
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Not sure whats going on here but its something to do with graphical manipulation and music. (via)
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Wicked opening sequence!
Haven’t got a clue what the films like though…
I predict a trip to the video bank!!
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click here for the some of the worst album covers in the world (Ken – oh yeah)
click here for some more palatable covers
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Here you go Burning Fence Post. Your link got broken.
As you said. Brains dancing. What a pleasure.
x
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Never Been by Stuart Kolakovic. (via)
and I’m officially in love with MGMT and Santogold.
Follow the flock, thats what I say.
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These were in the RCA Show a couple of years ago, does anyone know if they have gone into production?
Availbot from Schulze & Webb
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Radiohead’s video for ‘All I Need’
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meant to put this up a while ago, sorry.
It has EVERYTHING that is good in it.
really, Everything.
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Go watch the new Weetos ad HERE
You know you love it… and you are right to do so.
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is fascinating, beautiful, altogether fabulous, go see it, (or borrow it from me when i get the DVD).
interview with marjane satrapi
interview with vincent paronnaud
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ha.
http://armagideontime.blogspot.com/2008/04/jam-or-butter.html
that’s it really
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Dunno what to think about this, other than BLIMEY!
via BBC News
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Its all gone quiet round here, so I’ll press on.
This lady is like a New York version of Banksy, but I think her stuff degrades over time.
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Total Genius.
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White Cube Hoxton Square is pleased to present ‘You Dig the Tunnel, I’ll Hide the Soil’, curated by the artist and writer Harland Miller in collaboration with Irene Bradbury. In anticipation of the bicentenary of Edgar Allan Poe’s birth (1809), the exhibition explores the enduring legacy and cult status of the American writer.
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not telling you where again.
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check out his dragon’s den thing and more at www.cyriak.co.uk
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Too splendid for words.
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…well if you want experience something new, Contains Violence at the Lyric Hammersmith could be for you.
Watch the drama unfold from the from the roof of the Lyric, whilst a psychotic performance is played out in the office buildings across the square. With more than a hint of Rear Window, you can watch through the binoculas provided and tune into the action with a very effective bluetooth headset.
Wrap up warm though, maybe take a small snifter for comfort, and oh, look out for the Penguins!
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A Bristol Design Festival this summer…
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don’t even ask where I found it.
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Bit of a light source, a long exposure and some serious skills and you have got some pretty fantastic light graffiti shots…
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This is like Bristols own version of TED, loads of talks on a variety of current thinking, from Globalistation (Naomi Klein:NoLogo) to Terrahawks (Gerry Anderson, yes he’s still alive!), Aethism & Religion to ’Men Who Stare at Goats (Jon Ronson), coming up between April and May.
http://www.ideasfestival.co.uk/
Good for the brain box!
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Mental new video from Bjork and Encyclopedia Pictura. There is more stuff about how they made it on Cartoon Brew.
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Not been able to get this song out of my head. Now the video’s stuck too.
(Pay attention to the drummer. That’s my friend Tom that is.)
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This guys Ad for Nova has been posted here before but you can see his other work HERE, a master of the cut out animation styley…great comedy timing.
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Big thanks to someone for pointing me at this… Mr Stagmeister certainly makes good lists as well as good design philosophy.
This talk at TED on what design makes him happy is “happy-nin”.
woop woop! I made up a word!!
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’cos the Daddy is watching Mad Men on his iPod Touch!
Doesn’t it feel good when something just works?
And the BBC iPlayer using Quicktime for it’s streaming is just great. You can’t be really cross with the hackers… I mean… we have paid for the stuff and we could have recorded it anyway… and you can’t take away my right to watch Mad Men in bed, on headphones with the lights out!!
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(via)
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watch this before ye drink yer fe%¡in guinness ye bunch eh fe#¢in ba¡terds. Fe¡#.
by Aidan O’Donovan, Colm Tobin & Kevin Nolan.
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Fantastic video for Justice and the song DVNO. Such an incredible grasp of all things 80’s in logo/graphic design. I could just spend hours geeking out to all the little touches. Final sequence…ahh the nostalgia.
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The Glorious loose out-spewing of youth from new 24 yr old Partizan director Ray Tintori, whack on the green screen filter, tweak it? naw jobs a good un, now lets have a bit of an apple-D on those after effects layers… sweet.
spotted on CRBlog
Better quality version on the Partizan site
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The more I hear the Flight of the Conchords, the more they make me smile… and even though I’m watching the end of civilization, set to The Humans are Dead, it still seem fun!
Do you want one of these ASIMO robots??
ps. Business Time is still a favourite
x
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12 interesting animations featured on the YouTube Homepage today. As selected by itsartmag.
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Please dip into (or buy!) Dawn of the Dumb, Charlie Brooker’s excellent diatribes in The Guardian, captured in this bumper volume of barbed bile.
Mr Brooker has this enviable knack of spotting why you feel slightly nauseous when watching… well… anything!
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Featured across the web and press and now on our blog too – twice!
I think we should have a go at this.
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Pete Chung said: “Forget everything you’ve known about animation before this — and just watch with an open mind. This is filmmaking by someone inventing a new way to see, a film that breaks the boundaries between inner and outer experience.”
Yeah baby.
Download it here.
via Journalista and Cartoon Brew
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Here’s a link to the Guardian’s coverage of the Media Sandbox launch and our cool HappyTowns project with Plot.
The beginning of something… well… happy!!
;o)
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I just received this genius flyer to my friends party, i cant go but we can enjoy the flyer…
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Love the lighting on these photographs, great moments too.
These are from the World Press Photography awards winners website, tons of amazing, moving images, what a job to do…
World Press Photography awards
Originally spotted via CRBlog
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Here’s a little taste of what to expect from BBC 3’s new hospital doc series Bizarre ER, for which we did the graphics.
The first programme arrives at 10.30pm on Thursday 14th Feb (for those couples that enjoy looking longingly into other people’s insides)
Guys be warned – this isn’t going to be pleasant…
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via" Drawn":http://www.drawn.ca
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Its like some brilliant cross between the credits for wonder years, bat for lashes and donny darko…
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A quick shout out for my chum Luis Cook and his short film for Aardmans: The Pearce Sisters.
…having just received a well deserved recognition from those portly ladies and gentlemen at BAFTA, for Best Short Animated Film.
Does this mean I’ll have to share my pillow with them all again? The things a hard working girl has to do!
Good luck Luis
x
via. thepearcesisters.com
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A pair of british designers who like to finding new uses for things. Their Forkandles made me laugh.
via NOTCOT
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This is an excellent piece of work from The.Ronin and BBC Interactive for the Beeb’s Making Slough Happy series. Nice work guys.
We’ll be sure to feed this into our current Happiness project with Plot.
Making Slough Happy, now that must have been a helluva challenge…
via YouTube.
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Not keen on the obligatory Mariah-Carey/ Attractive-female-gaze ending (If I look directly at you it means we’re having sex and you will buy my single, oh I’m looking at you again, oh and again…)
but otherwise, I quite like the song and the video captures its… diapheneity rather nicely.
Plus it has porcelain dogs, which is always a bonus.
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As part of our Happytowns project with Plot we’ve been looking here at Matthieu Ricard’s talk at TED on the Habits of Happiness.
TED seems an interesting hot bed of thought. I might snuggle up closer now and again ;o)
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Inspiring stuff from the EdBanger and So-Me guys.
See me on the dance floor, the next time I’m in Paris!!
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…it started on UPSTAGED Myspace….
and now here is UPSTAGED on "bbc.co.uk/upstaged ":http://upstaged.external.bbc.co.uk/upstaged/
Good luck guys!!
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Time to send out a big up to some fellow designers – some brilliant comp work makes it look like Steven Speilberg a fair amount of cash (well, it’s good for telly anyway).
It was put together by Timewatch’s dedicated effects team.
via Drawn
Posted by tonguestubble 14.01.08 • View Comments
ooh… it seems that the BBC in it’s wisdom has rolled out the new BBC iPlayer service for Macs anyway…
It works fine for me. Now catch up with episodes of the Antiques Roadshow anytime I like!!
;0)
Posted by Madame Raymond 07.01.08 • View Comments
BDH requires a junior 3D animator to join the 3D department. We are looking for someone who may have recently graduated from college or has a year or so work experience.
Ideally candidates will have some experience and knowledge of Maya and After Effects. But more importantly, we are looking for someone who is creative, keen to learn, enthusiastic with a willingness to work with other members of the team and to be able to integrate comfortably within the company.
If you think you fit the bill, we’d like to hear from you. In particular, we’d like to see some examples of what you’ve done or can do.
Please send in your details: You can post a CD/DVD to:
Paul Greer BDH 71 South Parade Oakfield Road Bristol BS8 2BB
Or email him at paulg@bdh.net with a QT movie, personal website or YouTube reference.
The deadline to apply is: 31st January 2008
Good luck!
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