July 8, 2010

Alex Dunford Showreel

Showreel 2010 from Alex Dunford on Vimeo.



Born in Surrey in 80's, Alex Dunford in now a London based animator and this is his showreel for 2010 made up from the various motion graphics projects from the past year.

Barclaycard | Rollercoaster Extreme

Barclaycard Rollercoaster Extreme Ad from Alex Dunford on Vimeo.



A one off commercial for Barclaycard/Dare's new Rollercoaster Extreme iPhone game that was first shown in July 2010.

Baselworld 2010

BASELWORLD - PROFESSIONAL WATCHES.COM from Bastien ROGER on Vimeo.



If you ever wondered about where the watch industry is heading these days, well here it is a video shot by Bastien Roger during Baselworld 2010 - World watch show in Switzerland for professionalwatches. It's very impressive watch collection and a show itself.

Nike Town London | No More Talk

NO MORE TALK from seeper on Vimeo.



Interactive football news feed @ Nike Town London. RSS and Twitter feeds used to build constantly moving and updating text particle system. Optical flow to capture movement, was applied as a force to the particle system, so people could create waves and ripples with their movements.

July 6, 2010

Universal Studios | King Kong 3D



3D seem to be a new thing these days, but at the Universal studios in Hollywood they say the King Kong 3D experience is like no other. Here is the footage of the people that went to see it. If you in Hollywood, visit King Kong.

Via: FouaBlog

TaylorMade | Hello Design Interactive Touch Screen

TaylorMade Touch Screen from Hello Design on Vimeo.



"We collaborated with TaylorMade and designed an interactive touch screen to create an engaging experience to consumers in the retail space. The touch screen was launched in over 40 golf stores across the nation, providing consumers with highlights and specs on new products, pro-player specific news and equipment, video content, a stream of constantly updated tour news, and promotions, said Hello Design.


Via: DigitalBuzz

VW | Fun Theory



I have posted two videos from "The Fun Theory" case study some time ago but couldn't resist to add this great recap of the whole campaign. “The Fun Theory” won the Cannes Cyber Grand Prix as it deserves all the respect for the idea and delivery. So here it is the full campaign from VW and thanks to Aden Hepburn for sharing it on his blog.

Via: DigitalBuzz

Samsung | Deer Rudolph and Eagle Eye



It's a funny viral created and produced by Cheil Worldwide to promote the Samsung bluetooth headsets. I think it could work well as a 30ces TVC.

July 4, 2010

Flavors.me

Flavors.me from Jack Zerby on Vimeo.



Enter Flavors.me: no need to be a website programming wizzard or WordPress expert. Flavors makes it really easy for you to set up and customize a page with a background picture and some design settings like font, size, column views and colors before connecting your different social media accounts with your page.

Please go to: flavors.me

Via: SoundCloud

July 1, 2010

Yekpare

‘YEKPARE’ (monolithic) from nerdworking on Vimeo.



"Yekpare" is a storyteller which narrates the 8500 year story of Istanbul. The story embraces symbols from Pagans to Roman Empire, from Byzantine Empire to Latin Empire, and finally from Ottoman Empire to Istanbul at the present day.

Haydarpaşa Train Station, with its brilliant architectural forms, is the building on which the story is projected. The connection between middle east to west has been provided by Istanbul and Haydarpaşa since 1906. In the 50’s it served as a door for millions of internal emigrants who have triggered the chaos in Istanbul's dialectical daily life scenes.The project's conceptual, political and geographical positioning, the location’s depth of field and the fact that the entire show can be watched from Kadıköy coast; make "Yekpare" a dramatic presentation.

The first day of the performance also marks the 47th deathday of Nazım Hikmet Ran, the famous Turkish poet. We started out with a quote from his epic novel, "Human Landscapes from My Country": “At Haydarpaşa Train Station, in the spring of 1941, it is three o’clock. Sun, exhaustion and rush lay on the stairs...”

Via: Fubiz