(3D, Experimental)
[ 1:00 - from Vimeo ]
A South Africa studio created this little video using the latest advancements in visual FX - just a stroll through the movie set and all your favorites are there. I'm sure you will recognize at least two or three characters in this video. view
Animation Expert Luis López
Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger
(Flash)
[ 3:00 - from YouTube ]
The most fascinating part of this video for me is that it was produced, written, cast, directed, and edited by Erik Choquette who formed Chipotle Pictures, a student run film company, in 2007 at the ripe old age of 16. This *MULTIPLE AWARD-WINNING* entry was entered into both the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation's 2009 Swackhammer Disarmament Video Competition, and the 2009 "W.M.D. - We Must Disarm" International Video Contest hosted by the United Nations. The film won the grand prize in the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation contest for the second year in a row. The film was awarded second place in the "W.M.D. - We Must Disarm" video competition. view
Social Media Enthusiast Susan Elaine Cooper
Social Media Enthusiast
(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
Core eGuider Sunny Gault
Journalist, Host, Producer
(Experimental)
[ 1:24 - from Vimeo ]
This motion graphic video was made for the DMEXCO 2009 in Cologne. It's an excellent example of how motion can express every word, shown by a representative sequence - the meaning is beautiful. Another excellent work from impressive artist, Jorinna Scherle, who has been working with really great studios lately. view
Animation Expert Luis López
Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger
(3D)
[ 2:07 - from YouTube ]
This is a re-enactment of the Hudson River plane crash (done with CG) that uses the actual audio between air-traffic control and the pilot. It's a real testament to how calm Captain Sullenberger was under such duress. Truly heroic. view
Guest eGuider Mark Tinker
Director & Executive Producer, Private Practice on ABC
(Cartoon / Traditional)
[ 3:57 - from Atom ]
Do you think when George Lucas created Star Wars he had any idea how big it would become? Yoda makes a good point in this video when he says, "Star Wars fans never die, they just multiply." This rap is for the ever-growing Star Wars fan base. Oh, and Yoda is wrong about one thing - you are going to die, even if you're a Star Wars fan. Sorry. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
