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Wolfie Directed by Craig Duff, Australia
Little Red Riding Hood finds an unexpected ingredient for Grandma's pie.
Transparent Directed by Paul Donnellon, UK
A boring philosopher tries to impress a student but she sees thru him...
Gasmik Directed by Gregory Ogouz. France
Experimental Animation showing a stylized walk through Paris.
Contact Directed by Vivienne Todor
Imagine you are a being not native to this earth. A strange package has come your way having travelled many years from a distant world; it includes an audiovisual piece. What do you make of it? What does it tell you about its home? Perception can be a peculiar thing...
We Directed by Matt Pennetti
A stop motion illustration that depicts the growth of a tree in correlation to our reliance on technology despite nature providing us with what we need. Our consistent dependence on technology only destroys our root in nature. The style of animation is a progressive illustration, animated frame by frame like stop motion.
Virus Directed by M I L. Spain
Look inside yourself is the first step in ecological awareness. The author tries to convey this idea through smooth movements and a pleasant music that carries the receiver to a new world.
pix-elements Directed by jio yumi , Japan
Flickermood Directed by Sebastian Lange, Germany
Flickermood is a fluid motion graphics piece containing lots of sweetly animated
contortions of type synced to a cool recycled retro funktrack by Forss (Sonar Kollectiv).
The main focus of our work lies in interactive and motion graphical experiments
or just free non-commercial design projects.
Green Circles Directed by Dan Ness
Hand painted acrylic animation on board. An abstract mutation of green circles, red rectangles, blue triangles, and yellow amorphous shapes.
White Space Directed by Jym Davis
White Space was created as a variation on the theme of Creation. The work uses the Creation story of Adam as a guide ("formed man from the dust of the ground"). A human head appears as animated 'dust' as it emerges from and descends into a chalky white pool. While the non-narrative short film can viewed as the original "man" being created by God, there are also references to science-fiction as the head takes on a ghostly ethereal quality...like an alien being from another planet. Influences of David Lynch as well as the repetitious music of minimalist composers Philip Glass and Steve Reich can also be seen. In addition to directing the video, Jym Davis also appears in the work
Iso Surfaces Tech Demo Directed by Antonio Casado,Spain
The "Iso Surfaces Tech Demo" Animation is a series of animated scenes that have a common point: All have created mainly with the "Iso Surfaces" plugin for Vray (a rendering Engine). This plugin can create structures that have a lot of detail, such Rocks, fibers, organic things, etc. Mixing this with different enviroment, can show the powerfull potential of these structures, created procedurally.
Equilibrium Directed by Julian Cielen
A symbolical, colourful journey of a lone zeppelin, set to the suiting music of The Tritones.
Landscape Directed by Kathleen Bode
A brief trip through a magical landscape.
Gymnopedies Directed by Ned Resnikoff
Mist and bubbles drift to music by Erik Satie. Adding a visual dimension to sound can guide the ear, show musical structure and, I hope, amplify the listener's emotional reaction to the music itself. The images are interpreted mathematical representations of actual audio data.
On the Move Directed by Martin J. Pernsteiner, Austria
"On the Move" is the name of a 2D animation solely made of letters. The project was created in class "Digital Compositing" in the first semester of the master degree program "Digital Media" at the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences. Task was to create a short animation showing "letters in motion". Programs used for this animation are Adobe Illustrator, Adobe AfterEffects and Apple Logic.
Touch Directed by Martin Steinberg, Sweden
Hands crawling out to touch bodies.
The City Directed by Gregory Solenström, Sweden
Weightless Directed by Erika Janunger, Sweden
Weightless is a film about the human body and its movements in a world that has been turned over. Reality has twisted and so has the laws of Gravity. It has seized to limit the way that bodies move, but in return it brings laws of its own.
100/IMI - A hundred bpm in my imagination Directed by Letitia Lehner , UK
This music video questions the normal music video by exploring the relationship between movement, space and sound.
100/IMI is a documentation of a interactive digital artwork that captures the movement and energy of a dancer triggering sounds through movement and creating a unique audio-visual experience for both the dancer as the audience. The idea of an interactive audio-visual environment is carried on by adding simple motion graphics interacting with the dancers movement and her surrounding.
Hidden Worlds Directed by Martin Harvey, UK
Hidden worlds shows the strange and hidden worlds just to the side of our own perceptions, starting in a plain room we are taken on a journey though a valley, into a crooked house onto the very depths of space even and passed a vast machine where a lonely robot waits.
Monochrom Directed by Felix Wiesner
The film features a day in the live of Fred, from the beginning of day till evening, being accompanied by his favourite song "Monochrom."
Baskerville Directed by David Osbaldestin, UK
Baskerville celebrates John Baskerville, the man, the typeface and his future legacy. This short film explores the technological impact and cultural achievements of John Baskerville’s life and work.
The work of Baskerville is synonymous to innovation, ambition, creativity and enterprise. John Baskerville is a local figure, who lived and worked out of Birmingham, inspiring the birth of the Lunar Society and contributing through financial and intellectual investment to the Industrial revolution. Baskerville acknowledges the achievements of the past and aims to inspire the generations of the future.
Greeble City Directed by Antonio Casado, Spain
Greeble City is a fly over a "Greebled" city-futuristic style, that have some features and strange things.Through the ride across the city, we can see a look over such things and a in-depth zoom, and another surprises that will come.
S U N F L A R E Directed by Cormac Kelly, Ireland
"S U N F L A R E" is a music video for one of my own songs of the same name. It follows the developent of a unique robotic lifeform from conception to full fetal development. This is shown through a series of transformations and and fantastical camera movements in which you get to see the internal working of the baby and the moment at which it springs to life.
Act II Directed by Gregory Solenström, Sweden
The film is originally a submission for a contest called The Nobody Hole, a hip-hop opera in New York where the brief was to visualize an act break to a short music track.
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