Daily Dose “SuperBacterias”
smog.tv
creative director: Moises Aranacibia
Design: Sebastian Pinto
Animation: Patricio Molina, Francisco Castro, Marcelo Medel, Berni Bruner
Additional Animation: Franco Rampoldi
Daily Dose “Ted x QDU”
The TEDx event in China’s port city of Qingdao opened this summer with a rush of layered color and fine detail crafted by the design crew at hometown studio Flatwhite Motion.
Client: TEDx QDU
Director: Flatwhite Motion
Creative Direction: Max
Executive Production: Alice
Illustration: Gina
Additional Design: Max
Animation: Max
Audio: Sono Sanctus
Daily Dose “Plastic Polution – What Now?”
I love motion design with a positive message. I wish more projects we did in our industry including positive messaging.
Daily Dose “Hulu’s Helstrom – DK Main Title”
One of my favorite studio “Digital Kitchen” been a long while since I’ve seen something from them.
“Digital Kitchen, part of Sid Lee’s creative community designed the main title sequence for Hulu’s new show “Helstrom” that is based on one of Marvel’s darker storylines. Digital Kitchen dives into this psychological thriller based on l characters Daimon and Ana Helstrom’s traumatic childhood. The team did this by imagining the siblings’ adolescent drawings to develop a title sequence that mirrors the show’s eerie tone and mood and creates a narrative that enriches the protagonists’ backstory.
By sketching thousands of individual frames, Digital Kitchen made sure to assemble the entire sequence by hand. Each drawing offered viewers a unique window into the characters’ collective and personal experiences.”
motionographer.com
Daily Dose “COPA 90 – PLASTIC POLLUTION”
Design: David Martinez
Animation: Gerardo Gonzalez & David Martinez
Daily Dose “Troy Browne | Black is a Beautiful Struggle”
“Made for the celebration of Black History Month UK. Directed, designed, animated by Troy Browne. Sound design by Ciaran Grant. Abidemi, a Technology Delivery Lead Senior Manager, tries to untangle all the eclectic elements that make him who he is and, in the process, dismantles stereotypes.”
