Celebrating the 2020 Winners | Hidden History of Coffee
We love our coffee. But who made the first cup? Legend has it the world's most consumed beverage has a strange and dark origin.
Staff • 2 years ago
Project Breakdown with Dimitris Armenakis
The film explores the topic of overconsumption in the 21st century. Cartoon characters are used as products of postmodern society. The idea was to tell…
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Staff • 2 years ago
Project Breakdown with Marius Vaitkevicius
Our new Breakdown series will aim to highlight some of last year’s achievements, particularly those that may have been overshadowed by the pandemic. This week…
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Staff • 3 years ago
Immersion (NSFW)
Daniel Coutinho • 6 years ago
Sometimes I Stutter
Justin Cone • 7 years ago
“My Brother,” a meditation on migrant workers
My Brother is a powerful visual essay about society and immigration, written and directed by Audrey Yeo for her SCAD Senior BFA Project.
Daniel Coutinho • 7 years ago
Beauty
Justin Cone • 7 years ago
Producers, a moment, please!
Allison Maier and Barrett Brown, two students at the Ringling College of Art & Design, are conducting research aimed at improving the lives of producers.
Justin Cone • 8 years ago
Behind the Scenes: “Donning the Digital Mask: Anonymous”
The infamous group of hackers that identify themselves as “Anonymous” are, as their name suggests, incredibly hard to pin down. They’ve targeted racists, terrorists and pedophiles. They’ve brought…
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Justin Cone • 8 years ago
Make it Sound FAT
If you’ve ever suspected that dubstep might lead to an apocalypse, this rollicking short from Bellecour Ecoles d’Art students will confirm your fears. Wonderfully paced…
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Justin Cone • 9 years ago
Gobelins: Annecy 2014
French school Gobelins, l’école de l’image consistently produces animation graduates of an amazing caliber, and their work rarely disappoints. Goblins has released their first crop…
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Justin Cone • 9 years ago
Liars Need Good Memory
In “Liars Need Good Memory,” Ringling College of Art and Design student James Heredia creates a visual poem about identity, belonging and lying. The collaged…
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Justin Cone • 9 years ago
Bang Bang
A moving choreography by Savannah College of Art and Design student Chelsea Jones, merges dance and animation in a breathtaking single take.
Dominique Elliott • 10 years ago
Gobelin: Sweatness
Gobelins students flex their animation muscles in this ode to getting ripped, “Sweatness.”
Justin Cone • 10 years ago
Gobelins: Myosis
The students of Gobelins strike again. “Myosis” is an existential love story, a lyrical tale of passion and the creative destruction sometimes necessary to stay…
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Justin Cone • 10 years ago
Supinfocom: “Contre Temps”
A group of talented Supinfocom Arles graduates have released their 2012 thesis film, “Contre temps.” Chock full of gorgeous shots, the film is set in…
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Justin Cone • 10 years ago
Rury Lee and Janice Ahn hit the scene
Recent Art Center grads Rury Lee and Janice Ahn uphold their alma mater’s reputation for producing top talent. Each of their portfolios bubbles over with…
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Justin Cone • 10 years ago
Kaleb Lechowski: R’ha
Kaleb Lechowski’s “R’ha” ups the ante for solo writer/director/animators, proving that while the barrier to entry for solo animated filmmaking is lower than ever, expectations…
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Justin Cone • 11 years ago
Apotheosis – Alex Gee and Pujesh Joshi
A superb student film that combines old school graphic elements with a quality design eye and great storytelling. Definitely a must watch.
Andres Weber • 11 years ago
Jason Carpenter: The Renter
Do yourself a favor: Stop what you’re doing and, for the next 9 minutes devote your attention to “The Renter,” an animated short by CalArts…
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Justin Cone • 11 years ago
“Appelle-Moi Quand Tu Arrives” by Pierre-Nicolas Riou
Great student work by Pierre-Nicolas Riou.
Elliot Blanchard • 11 years ago
J’aurai Ta Peau
J’aurai Ta Peau: Extremely visceral and atmospheric skin-based piece done by four students from Supinfocom. (Slight Tasteful NSFW Warning!)
Andres Weber • 11 years ago