Monthly Archives: April 2007

Adobe CS3 Product Tours Redux

There’s always more to a project than meets the eye. I recently made a post about how motion graphics is used in product tours, with… Read more

Double Glazed Submissions Call

Double Glazed Submissions Call

Keep It Will

New site and reel by Will Arendain.

National Television updates!

National Television updates!

Make updates!

New fresh works over at Make!

wevie

Sound Design & Music by Wevie (UK)

New Feature: nailgun* Interview

Recently, I had a phone conversation with nailgun* co-founders Michael Waldron (Creative Director) and Erik van der Wilden (Director of Editorial and Animation). We chatted… Read more

An Interview with nailgun*

MOV nailgun*’s latest reel JPG Pitch boards for the Academy Awards PDF The process behind the Benjamin Franklin spot for Spike TV’s Men of Action… Read more

Deadline Junkies by ViaGrafik

Deadline Junkies by ViaGrafik

Kompost does titles for Trekant

This title sequence by Kompost breaks away from 3D and vector, taking a more illustrative route. The narrative itself is also quite clever, combining both… Read more

Chin Up Chin Up by UniBros

Chin Up Chin Up by UniBros

David Lynch on product placement (via Helvetica the Film Blog)

David Lynch on product placement (via Helvetica the Film Blog)

The Mill gets on the podcasting bandwagon

The Mill gets on the podcasting bandwagon

Kure Kure Takora

Kure Kure Takora!

Invitation to the 2007 Senior Portfolio screening for the motion graphics department at the School of Visual Arts in NYC. May 3, 2007 at Lincoln Center 6-8:30pm

Invitation to the 2007 Senior Portfolio screening for the motion graphics department at the School of Visual Arts in NYC. May 3, 2007 at  Lincoln… Read more

Charlex and SS+K: MSNBC.com

Charlex recently posted a new spot for MSNBC.com that sports some elegantly seamless transitions. Stylistically and conceptually, the spot is strongly reminiscent of Lobo’s Dupont… Read more

Nakd produces three-spot PSA campaign

The PSA’s are for Canada’s Heart and Stroke Foundation, and are entirely conceived in 3D. Each piece has an emotional and personal tone to it,… Read more

Chris Ware does This American Life

God, this is cool. I’ve always wanted to see sequential artist Chris Ware in animation, and it seems I’ve gotten my wish. Here is an… Read more

Saul Bass on YouTube

Movie Title Sequences by Saul Bass on YouTube.

Excellently edited reel from Imaginary Forces

Excellently edited reel from Imaginary Forces

Lyapis Trubetskoy: Capital (or Kapital)

I have no idea what to make of this tripped-out critique of materialism and pop culture from Belarusian rock band Lyapis Trubetskoy. It’s gaudy, over-the-top… Read more

Just a Friendly Reminder

Just want to remind everybody of a few ground rules that have always been in place at Motionographer. Most of this stuff is on the… Read more

CGART now has forums

CGART now has forums

Motion start up Thornberg & Forester forecasts promising ROI.

Motion start up Thornberg & Forester forecasts promising ROI.