Article 16,Unicef: Aleksandra Korejwo
Korejwo's technique is just too good. I like the way images form and change into anotherform. Article 16 relates to children's right to privacy
Thrillicious: Peter Arnell
Digital Domain's CG lizards are the real stars of this spot. Each reptile was animated independently to match the exact movements of Michael Jackson's iconic music video, resulting in one of the most popular commercials to air during Super Bowl XLII.
Triangle: Erica Russell
Triangle was nominated for animated short Oscar in 1994. Description from Erica Russell's Website: Triangle is a film in which the passions of young lovers and another woman are expressed in paint and dance. It makes powerful use of music and artwork styles that range from classical drawing to pure abstraction. Charlie Hart's sound track uses African and Brazilian musicians and themes. The artist uses pencil, brush painting, chalk, cut paper and air-brush
Kung Fu Panda: Dreamworks
I found this on the web a while back and here it is. Nicely done.
The Intelligent Village: Donyo Donev
Donyo Donev's Intelligent Village represents the Golden Years era of animation in Bulgaria.
Pain Without Borders: TBWA/MAP
Pain without Borders is a nongovernmental organization (NGO) French humanitarian working in the medical field and specifically on the management of pain whatsoever. Pain without Borders was founded in 1996 by doctors responsible for French hospitals to export their know-how: the treatment of pain. The mission of pain without Borders is to promote, facilitate and develop all the actions that are intended to diagnosis, treatment and management of pain in the poorest countries. You can visit the website here [1] [1] http://douleurs.org/
Girl with Matches: Irina Kodyukova
This is little match girl from 1996. I couldn't find much informatio on the animator, but the film is here to enjoy.
Animals: Kristofer Ström
I found this the other daywondered how the animation was done, find out more about it here [1]. [1] http://minilogue.com/
The Family That Dwelt Apart: Yvon Malette
The National Film Board of Canada's "The Family That Dwelt Apart" is a sprightly fable narrated by the author, E. B. White.. A family of seven lives on a New England island with nobody else. One winter, they got stranded because the bay froze over. This didn't much matter to them, but someone on the mainland remembered them and launched an aerial rescue mission; an unfounded story that one boy had appendicitis results in a larger rescue mission, with the situation rapidly escalating into a major catastrophe all because of the rescue mission
Don’t Panic: Tim Hope
The music video for "Don't Panic", one my favourite ColdPlay song was directed by Tim Hope. The video starts off with an animated diagram of the water cycle, then portrays the band as two-dimensional paper cutouts doing household chores, when suddenly disaster strikes the earth in the forms of floods, volcanoes and electric shocks. Like Coldplay's earlier music videos, "Don't Panic" also features the yellow globe on the cover of Parachutes
Animatrix, World Record: Takeshi Koike
Another jewel from the Animatrix saga. I love the staging and layouts. When I direct, my main responsibility is to communicate all the scenes that I’ve visualized in my mind to the other filmmakers who are working with me, so I have a very great sense of responsibility. I have to be on top of things, have a clear vision and be able to communicate that vision to the rest of the staff when I’m directing. But when I’m drawing keyframes, I can think of keyframes as one part of a larger number of elements that make up a final picture, so it’s much more about making sure that my part matches with other people’s parts, and that my work is consistent with the aims of the whole project in general. It’s about 180 degrees opposite to directing....Takeshi Koike
Living in the dark: Thomas Leung
A young man remembers a childhood with a blind father and his own temporary sightlessness.
