(Stop Motion)
[ 2:12 - from YouTube ]
I could watch this video all day. The unique approach to stop-motion turns knocking on a door into a video game. By the way, you know somebody had to answer one of the doors. view
Camera Expert & Content Creator Michael Tapp
Content Creator | Shooter | Camera Tech
(Flash)
[ 2:59 - from Vimeo ]
Originally created for a school assignment, this is a factual reinterpretation of the childhood classic "Little Red Riding Hood". It includes information like what was in Red's picnic basket, what her ailing grandmother's temperature was, and the wildlife density of the woods she traveled through. Great animation - very informative (not really). view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(Experimental)
[ 9:03 - from YouTube ]
Here's another stunner from Norman McLaren, the Canadian animator who made a living finding new ways of seeing. This short film consists of two ballet dancers, dressed in reflective clothing, and dancing against a black background. The whole piece is beautiful but around 7:00 is where McLaren's optical printer goes truly, awesomely bananas. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
(Flash)
[ 2:18 - from Vimeo ]
Instead of making a normal video autobiography, this guy created non-o-biography. What's that you ask? Well it's a list of things he is not and has never done. The result is a visually introspective journey through a life never lived. view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
This dark comedy is about the self-destructive nature of the human mind and the consequences of isolation. It's an example of how we perceive our lonely lives as we try to escape from reality - we all have a monster behind us; the only difference is the way we cope with it. This Canadian Film was part of the 2007 Toronto Film Festival. view
Animation Expert Luis López
Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger
(Time-lapse)
[ 0:56 - from YouTube ]
Jamin draws some "Where the Wild Things Are" characters on the wall at Arnold DC. It took about 3 and a half hours - here's the condensed version. view
Journalist / Producer Sunny Gault
Journalist, Host, Producer
(3D)
[ 7:38 - from YouTube ]
Encyclopedia Pictura go above and beyond in Bjorks latest music video opus. The duo have really pushed through with their own style on this one, and shot it in 3-D no less! It just goes to show that the art of the music video is not even close to dying out. Check the out the 3-D version here: http://www.wired.com/entertainment/music/news/2008/04/bjork_wanderlust_3d_video view
Core eGuider Drew Blatman
Filmmaker, Sunset Television
(3D)
[ 4:31 - from Daily Motion ]
The guys from Animusic have been churning out great work for years now. Basically, they start with music and then build 3D CG instruments that look like they'd play the music. If that doesn't make sense, watch the video and you'll see what I mean. It's really beautiful stuff. view
Core eGuider Ian Spector
Curious Entrepreneur / Author
