MK12 New reel 2010
35mm« is a shortfilm about cinema itself. We picked 35 of our favorite movies and tried to simplifly them as far as possible. The outcome is a 2 minute journey through the history of film.
Concept / Layout: Sarah Biermann, Torsten Strer, Felix Meyer, Pascal Monaco
Animation: Felix Meyer, Pascal Monaco
Sound: Torsten Strer
New works from Dvein.
Benjamin Ducroz. Inspired by the forms, patterns, and movement found in nature and the built environment, Benjamin works with found objects and visual abstraction to create dynamic single channel videos and animations.
Made with a blend of stop motion animation and computer graphics, benjamin’s big bangs propel the viewer into a kaleidoscope of form and movement, creating mini-choreographies.
Benjamin’s work has been exhibited in galleries and festivals internationally including the asian art biennale (taiwan), australian centre for the moving image (Australia), f5 festival (Usa), rencontres internationales (paris / berlin / madrid), d/art festival (Australia) and next wave festival (Australia).
Alongside his art practice benjamin is an accomplished motion designer, and has worked for the likes of superfad and mtv.
Benjamin Ducroz was born in 1980 and currently lives and works in Melbourne.
Ritxi Ostáriz Studio
Ritxi Ostáriz’s studio, located in the Basque town of Sopelana, at the top north of Spain, is specialized in graphic and editorial design as well as art direction. Most of the projects are related with the music business, as cd covers or posters for international artists, producers and labels. It should also be mentioned the art direction for different events and festivals, and the design of books, magazines and other print stuff.
It is also well known for the direction and animation of motion graphics videos, with a large list of projects made for tv channels and producers. In addition, Ritxi Ostáriz was the Director of the Motion Graphics Master at Istituto Europeo di Design (Madrid), in 2008 and 2009. All this audiovisual work has been shown and featured in some of the most important design events, books and magazines.
He received a bronze Laus design award for the book ‘Musika Hizpide, Musika Lanbide’, in 2010.
New works from Mogollón
Mogollon is a multidisciplinary art direction studio founded in 2004. Mogollon was conceived by Francisco Lopez and Monica Brand with the objective of joining talents to produce alluring imagery across virtually every platform.
The studio’s expertise spans in the fields of fashion, music, editorial, magazines, design, films and videos among others.
Our services include: art direction, branding, graphic design, typography, illustration, motion graphics, set design and web presence.
Mogollon / (mo-go-yon) / Spanish slang word for Plenty or Abundance. Commonly used to signify “a lot,” e.g.,“I like you mogollon.”
BIO
In 2004, we were invited to direct a film documenting the construction of an architectural installation to be exhibited at the courtyard of PS1/MoMA. We knew each other from Boston (our Art Schools were next to each other), but it wasn’t until we moved to New York that we became closer friends and started working collaboratively.
The documentary became our first work experience together. We spent two months shooting and editing what ended up being a 10-minute video piece later exhibited at PS1/MoMA. During the process of making the video, we discovered that we had many things in common: our love for film, music, design, fashion, and art. We also shared the need to create crafted and provocative work that wasn’t constrained to any specific media, which could be both artistic and commercial. And so, Mogollon was born in Brooklyn, NY in 2005, as an art direction studio where artistic expression often meets with the commercial palette of the global community at large.
In the following years, Mogollon has developed into a boutique-style art direction studio that produces powerful and iconic work across virtually every platform. We continue to art direct and consult with brands and individuals around the globe. The work of Mogollon has been featured in prestigious books and magazines such as “Tactile” and “Neo Geo” by Die Gestalten, Grafik Magazine, Communication Arts and Etapes Magazine, just to name a few.
Subway Time. One Work From a student (Dongzhen Li) of Beijing Film Academy.
Magnet, specialized in visual design for moving image. We make brands visible, memorable & likeable.
We are experts of motion design and put passion into offering clever alternatives in the fast growing industry of moving image. We strongly believe in reaching people by bringing them experiences and by speaking to their heart and senses. We therefore create with emphasis on atmosphere and emotion.
Our mission is to make your brand visible, memorable and likeable to make it stand out from your competition.
We do this by designing moving image that catch people’s attention and leaves a trace.
We use the creative and technical possibilities of motion design to attract attention and curiosity.
We prolong the exposure time of your brand by designing moving image that involve people and thus stay in their minds long after the actual footage is over.
We bring positive attention and sympathy to your brand by respecting your audience’s intellect and bringing them experiences – making the most of every second they spend. We make an effort for your brand to have a positive impact on people.
We care a lot about the quality of our designs. To ensure our clients’ projects are of the highest standard, we design and create with great attention to detail. On larger projects we are lucky to draw from a very skilled network of specialists.
MAGNET has a profound knowledge of and experience with trends and techniques within the industry of moving image. The partners have proudly worked on projects for clients like BBC, MTV, Disney, Bang & Olufsen, DR (Danish Broadcast Corporation), TV2 Denmark, XBox, Sony Playstation, Shell, Madonna and Robbie Williams.
Marcel Ziul is a visual artist who lives in Santa Monica, CA since 2007. He’s Brazilian and has been involved in wide range types of projects for different countries. He came to the US to work at Belief Design and it was a really good experience. On 2009, He decided to move on of becoming a freelancer artist where he has been working with some cool peeps and great studios in California. Ziul is getting involved in a lot of live action filming and showing his ability of directing on his shorts and pitches for advertising and broadcast and that what is he loves to do. He’s available to work as a freelancer with agencies, studios, boutiques, clients. Do not hesitate to send him a message to say “hi”. Ziul is currently looking for representation for the US and Europe Industry. He’s also looking for a studio, production house who has a great environment to work and develop some great ideas with collaborative peeps.
Now, he just finished his first website to show people what he has been doing during the last couple years.
Molho is the work of director Marcelo Altino Garcia. Molho has produced work for film titles, short films, and commercials. The studio is probably best known for its award-winning international music festival commercial Virtuosi, the short film Max Haus, along with the work done with Darren Aronofsky, Hi-Res!, and Focus Features.
The studio has recently worked on a wide gamma of projects that encompasses a 2-minute short animation movie, a 50-minute animation as the set of an opera that premiered in December 2009, an “animal manifesto” with the support from PETA, and show packages for MTV Brazil.
Molho has been featured on hundreds of blogs and numerous international publications. It is based in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Marcelo is a director, graphic artist, and musician living in Sao Paulo, Brazil. In 2007, Marcelo founded Molho, specializing in commercial and experimental projects using different medias.
Having grown up in a family of classical musicians in Brazil, at the age of 13, Marcelo moved to Boston to pursue a music career. At 17, he attended the New England Conservatory of Music on a full scholarship award where he met, recorded, and toured the world with some of his musical heroes while simultaneously designing his own flyers and album covers. After doing the live premiere worldwide of the “Concerto for Six-string Electric Bass and Orchestra” by NYC composer Jeff Beal, Marcelo began to merge visuals and music in his work.
In 2000, he won the prestigious ApArtes Scholarship Award in Brazil to pursue his BFA in Graphic Design at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. His personal work as a student began to draw attention of the creative community. Interviews and features were published in magazines like Novum, Abitare, Page, Rojo, CMYK, and books by DGV. He had also won the 2000 Rachmaninoff Music Festival Poster Competition, the Red Bull E= Award, an unpursued one-year residence at Benetton’s experimental communication center Fabrica, and took part in collective exhibits at the Museu de Arte Moderna in Recife, Brazil, and at the William Turner Gallery and Williamson Gallery, both in California.
As a director and designer, Marcelo has worked on a vast array of visual projects. In 2006, while at Lobo, he directed the first global campaign for Dupont, winner of several awards, designed the Fall 2006 Collection for Diesel, the motion style guide for iconic advertising for Coca-Cola Worldwide, and a campaign for Hewlett-Packard, USA. Marcelo Garcia’s image-work makes use of animation, graphics, and live action. His video and print campaign for the Virtuosi International Music Festival was included in the Promax/BDA State of Design Show and earned him a 2007 Best Experimental Video Director of the Year Award at the Inspire Symposium. His recent commercial efforts include the motion identity for Darren Aronofsky’s production company Protozoa, the launch of the new Fiat Linea in Brazil, the film titles for “Ball’s Out” and “Sin Nombre”, the cover of the “Motion Graphics Special” for Boards Magazine, and the promo for UK fashion designers Blaak’s Fall 2008 collection.
UniversalEverything
Nike / Brasil Shirt 2010
Reel 2010
New web site, new content.
MEDUSATEAM is a multi-disciplinary graphic design studio. We love art direction, motion, interactive design and illustration. Design for us is not just a plains results, but a search for a unique experience. Welcome to our studio, have a good time and enjoy it!
With more than 20 years of previous commercial experience we have produced award winning design for the music, fashion, arts, publishing and entertaiment industries.
We have designed and art directed record sleeves for bands such as Coldplay, The Chemical Brothers, Travis and Ziit Woman and created advertising campaigns for Adidas, Caterpillar, CHannel 4 and Mandarina Duck.
We have designed books for a variety of publishers including “porn?” (Dazed & Confused/Vision On) and “Whereever You Go” by Gareth McConnell (Lighthouse) and have worked extensively for the public sector, amongst other developing exhibitions design for “Shhh… Sound In Space” at the V&A.
We have directed music videos for Babybird and The Free Association, created title sequences for the BBC and in-store moving image point-of-sale for the Levi´s flagship store.
We can develope any kind of project by making the precise team. We know how.
Design People is currently doing Interactive Supervision work at JWTDelvico, Madrid.
We are available for an internship in Madrid or anywhere in Europe.
We Are
Maria Monferrer – Creative founder – Little Black Nails
Alex Cañada – Creative founder
JongeMeesters is opgericht door Jeroen Bruijn en Serge Scheepers en gevestigd in het centrum van Amsterdam.
Wij richten ons op visuele communicatie met een sterk grafische inslag.
Onze basis is altijd een helder leesbaar idee.
Zo maken wij identiteiten, websites, tentoonstellingen, boeken / catalogi en motion graphics.
Pixels by patrick Jean – Invasion pixels : geek tetris pacman ! produced by One More Production. Song: L.A. trumpets by Naïve New Beaters
Audiovisual infographics about the culture, the citizens and the history of Japan by Kenichi Tanaka. Via Cosas Visuales
încotro sets out to be a benchmark, a launch pad, a source of dialogue and an interface between the Romanian and the international visual universes.
The second edition of Romanian Visual Survey gathers some of the best visual works produced in 2009 in Romania and by Romanian visual artists in general.
This year’s selection includes the work of 49 visual artists active in the field of photography, graphic design, illustration, painting and digital animation, among others.
Although it is representative of the Romanian visual universe, the selection is not exhaustive.
director & photographer
CUBOCC, The Monster Whatever Hotshop.
We don’t know how to call it yet, but we are a mix of an advertising agency and a production company.
Record Makers Promo, by mathematic
Logorama (2009) Oscar 2010
Directed by François Alaux, Herve de Crecy, Ludovic Houplain