Very cool quasi-8 bit animation in this short that utilizes sci-fi to tell an environmental story. Great use of sound and best heard with headphones. Though the story appears to be about humans, it raises the question about how another intelligent civilization may one day view mankind as simply something in the way to exploiting natural resources. view
Core eGuider William D. Colella
Writer, Web Producer
(Action)
[ 5:30 - from YouTube ]
I love food and I hate war. Here's the perfect combo - an elaborate retelling of famous battle scenes using food as soldiers, weapons and ballistics. Whoever said that war was "distasteful" has never seen this animated winner. view
eGuider Ezra Soiferman
Award-winning Canuck documentary filmmaker, street photographer and blogger.
(Action)
[ 6:50 - from Vimeo ]
Do you like power drinks? Well... in this story you can see what happens when you drink the wrong flavor. This is one of my favorite animations because of the dynamic movements and the character designs; it may be a school project, but the quality is far superior to the level of the average student. view
Animation Expert Luis López
Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger
(Suspense)
[ 2:28 - from YouTube ]
A new online reality series from the The WB that documents exactly what it takes to put together a high school musical while following the exploits and personal lives of Barnstable High drama club members. view
Indie Music Expert Varlo Vanore
Writer, Musician
(Romance)
[ 5:03 - from YouTube ]
This entertaining video spoofs how a breakup might go down between those all-too-aloof emo hipster types, from the ritualistic exchange of borrowed personal items (swiss army knife for cutting) to the one-upmanship of what one's new significant other can provide (hot topic shopping sprees, twilight t-shirts). Breaking up is always hard, no matter which social crowd you run in, but Emo or not, one thing remains clear: it's hard to resist a "Say Anything" moment when Fight Fair is blaring from the stereo.
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Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
When a blackout sends an unassuming neighbor to the apartment next store, he finds himself the lead candidate for sacrifice to a long forgotten god, unless of course those pesky British trains can run on time. Funny stuff in this award-winning film by writer/director Stephen Irwin and producer Vickie Gest. view
Core eGuider William D. Colella
Writer, Web Producer
(Soaps)
[ 3:34 - from Vimeo ]
"As the Cookie Crumbles" walks the line between drama and satire, but follows the soap structure and style closely. The web is a perfect home for the soap format, and I think this series is a step in the right direction. Roll with the shameless product placement and enjoy the love-triangles and bad acting. view
Core eGuider Graham Mason
Writer, Videomaker, Member of Sunset Television
(Horror)
[ 4:25 - from Crackle ]
Be wary of those eBay purchases... This seven-part series tells the story of three teens who purchase a cursed trinket online known as "The Devil's Cross." Let's just say bloody mayhem ensues. This is a must watch for fans of creative team Ghost House's other high quality production, "The Grudge." Now hopefully this will teach you to stop shopping on those darn Satanic websites! view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
