This took my breath away. Incredible shooting skills plus good music equate to a really memorable video. Plus, you know, New York.
Entries tagged 'animation'
The Sandpit
July 20th, 2010 · Visual Art
Alma
January 12th, 2010 · Movies, Visual Art
Heard a lot about this short just recently, which is a bit of a shame since it’s been finished for quite a while now. Dark and delicious.
Animated Light Art
December 29th, 2009 · Visual Art
I’ve already seen animated GIFs of several frames of pictures put together, and I’ve already seen pictures of light art. But I haven’t really seen those two things combined yet. Looks like a good 5-6 hours of shooting, shooting and shooting. (via Lifehacker)
The Thief and the Cobbler
November 11th, 2008 · Movies, Visual Art
Have you ever watched a film that made you say, “Why didn’t I find out about this sooner?” The Thief and the Cobbler made me say that. Envisioned by Richard Williams in 1968, the film is about a kingdom besieged by a scheming Grand Vizier and a destructive army from a foreign land, and the [...]
Honest Thoughts on Urduja
June 19th, 2008 · Movies
Urduja was alright. Not great, but not terrible either. Wait, what am I talking about? For those who are only in-tune with what’s new from the other side of Pacific, ClickTheCity provides us with a good primer: The Philippines has a pretty long history in animation, though few people really care to notice. Filipino animators [...]
Why is Everybody Kung Fu Fighting…
June 17th, 2008 · Movies
Disclaimer: Some spoilers may be up ahead. The tagline said “Prepare for Awesomeness”. And yes, you had to be, because there was a smattering of awesome right there in the moviehouse. Kung Fu Panda is the latest feature film from DreamWorks Animation. The whole thing is being billed as an homage to actual kung fu [...]
Dead Fantasy II Out!
April 2nd, 2008 · Games, Visual Art
I have a lot of respect for one man teams. The amount of talent and patience required to produce something good by yourself is often big, and many people often lack one or the other (or worse, both), so many of their projects often end up broken, incomplete or lackluster. Now here comes Monty Oum, [...]




