(3D)
[ 4:14 - from YouTube ]
A 1987 classic from Pixar, the masters of the animated short. Even if the technology is a little primitive by today's standards, Pixar's penchant for story, character, and tone was exceptional even then. Especially cool for being one of the few cartoons without a happy ending. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
(Experimental)
[ 2:52 - from YouTube ]
Philip Scott Johnson morphed the faces of 500 women in Western art history to the sounds of Yo-Yo Ma playing bach. The result is uncanny and mezmerizing. This video won the most creative video award for Youtube in 2007 and you can see why. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
(3D)
[ 3:26 - from Vimeo ]
Concept cars are usually really impressive; they make us think about the future of transportation. BMW's GINA concept is one of those concept vehicles that's generated enormous buzz in the automotive world. You'll see why. view
Animation Expert Luis López
Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger
(Experimental)
[ 7:10 - from Vimeo ]
Eddie Luck, an Iraq war veteran, woke up from a coma and learned that a secret organization is holding his family hostage; they're threatening to kill his wife and son unless he complies with their demands. Check out this comic book style drama to see how Eddie handles his predicament. view
Indie Music Expert Varlo Vanore
Writer, Musician
(Cartoon / Traditional)
[ 2:24 - from YouTube ]
Since I don't speak Japanese, I have no idea whether or not this cartoon is intended to teach (and encourage) young children to use to the toilet rather than their pants. The subtitles are a little exaggerated, but it's still fun to see how people from other cultures treat toilet time. And I like to watch talking poop... view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(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)
[ 10:24 - from YouTube ]
An exquisite medley of works from Russian animators. This episode of "Channel Frederator," a weekly compilation of cartoons from around the world, shows a lot of talent coming out of Russia. Haunting and surreal. view
Indie Music Expert Varlo Vanore
Writer, Musician
(Flash)
[ 8:10 - from Vimeo ]
Did you know that the earliest building blocks of the internet were put into place in the 1950s? If you use the internet (and I know you do) you should at least have a basic knowledge of how it was developed. Spend the next 8 minutes watching this video - you owe it to history! view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
