16 years ago
Dexter Kinetic Advert
"London based NBC Universal launched its first ad campaign for 13TH STREET, the digital crime & thriller channel on Benelux television. The channels top 5 programs are put in the spotlights through kinetic film. Every film features a typical scene of the series, narrated through kinetic typography. The series of films have been created by its brand agency Cultural Oil and will be supported online. From the Internet you can send the films to your mobile, embed them in your blog, email or website.
Credits:
Agency: Cultural Oil.
Concept: Nathalie Brähler en Ora Masashi (Tokyo).
Typography: Koos Dekker & Jesper Hauwé. Directed by 60Layersofcake.
Client: NBC Universal Benelux : Marcel Swagers."
A clip from Bugs Bunny - Falling Hare
This is just to show an example of falling, one of my kinetic words is fall and sort of got my idea, from something like this;
But also road runner is a classic in the comedic way of falling:
But also road runner is a classic in the comedic way of falling:
A Worms day out
Animation NCFE 06/07
First year of college in ND Graphics
Flip book - first piece of animation I ever did. No sound though.
First year of college in ND Graphics
Flip book - first piece of animation I ever did. No sound though.
Animation NCFE 06/07 - 'Spring'
I did this in my first year of college, its a bit naff but it was my first time trying this so give me a little credit.
Willard - Title sequence
Tried to upload the video but it kept failing on me or taking its time to upload and I got bored of waiting so here is a link to see it instead
WILLARD OPENING TITLE SEQUENCE CLIP
enjoy ...
This sequence holds a dense diversity of process including montage, live action, collage, stop motion, clay and more.
Nirvan Mullick: "The title sequence was produced by The Picture Mill. ..."
"The idea was to move through Willard’s basement as if it was the character’s mind, treating the physical space as a metaphor for his mental decay. I wanted things be a little off at first, and then unravel into madness as we introduce more animated elements. We only had 2 weeks to built all the sets, puppets, and shoot the sequence, so the challenge was to find a way to create that feeling within the production limits."
Animation Director: Nirvan Mullick
Stop Motion and Art Department: Cameron Baity, Morgan Hay, Ellen J. Kim, Kathleen Lolley, Rick Orner and Jonathan Silsby
Behind the Scenes Photography: Rick Orner
Lead Designer: Brad Berling
Producer: Kirk Cameron
Production Company: The Picture Mill
I got this info from www.artofthetitle.com
WILLARD OPENING TITLE SEQUENCE CLIP
enjoy ...
This sequence holds a dense diversity of process including montage, live action, collage, stop motion, clay and more.
Nirvan Mullick: "The title sequence was produced by The Picture Mill. ..."
"The idea was to move through Willard’s basement as if it was the character’s mind, treating the physical space as a metaphor for his mental decay. I wanted things be a little off at first, and then unravel into madness as we introduce more animated elements. We only had 2 weeks to built all the sets, puppets, and shoot the sequence, so the challenge was to find a way to create that feeling within the production limits."
Animation Director: Nirvan Mullick
Stop Motion and Art Department: Cameron Baity, Morgan Hay, Ellen J. Kim, Kathleen Lolley, Rick Orner and Jonathan Silsby
Behind the Scenes Photography: Rick Orner
Lead Designer: Brad Berling
Producer: Kirk Cameron
Production Company: The Picture Mill
I got this info from www.artofthetitle.com
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