TED Johan Rockström 2020 talk Brikk | STASH MAGAZINE

TED “Johan Rockström 2020” by Brikk

Brikk animation and directors’ collective in Stockholm, Sweden: “We felt humbled by the request to direct this important talk [by Swedish Earth Science professor Johan Rockström] for such a big event. [Watch]

"Letter to My Body" Animated Poem by Elyse Kelly and Joy Ladin | STASH MAGAZINE

“Letter to My Body” Animated Poem by Elyse Kelly and Joy Ladin

Director Elyse Kelly in Washington DC: “Earlier this year I was approached by The On Being Project to be a part of their animated poetry series. ‘Letter to My Body’ was written by Joy Ladin and is an intimate conversation between one’s true self and the body they’ve been given.” [Watch]

Chromebook The Adulthood DaBaby by Friends Electric | STASH MAGAZINE

Talking to Dababy about Adulthood

The latest episode of Chromebook’s The Adulthood, an insightful series about “finding your way in the modern world” designed and animated by the crew at Friends Electric, features North Carolina rapper Jonathan Lyndale Kirk (aka DaBaby). [Watch]

Huluween Back to Cave One short film by Passion Pictures | STASH MAGAZINE

Huluween “Back to Cave One” Short Film by Maryka & Quentin

Asked to animate a “spooky but not scary” short for Hulu’s family-friendly Huluween program, Passion directors Maryka Laudet and Quentin Camusa answered with “Back to Cave One”, the sweet tale of a future caveman and his spirited daughter. [Watch]

Adult Swim Dirty Projectors Earth Crisis by Encyclopedia Pictura | STASH MAGAZINE

Adult Swim + Encyclopedia Pictura + Dirty Projectors = “Earth Crisis”

In one of the most surprising (and striking) collaborations of 2020, Encyclopedia Pictura director Isaiah Saxon conjures a magical and melancholy tale for Adult Swim anchored on music from Brooklyn indie rock band Dirty Projectors. [Watch]

We short film by Martina Stiftinger and Rita Louro | STASH MAGAZINE

“We” Short Film by Martina Stiftinger and Rita Louro

Co-director/animators Martina Stiftinger and Rita Louro in London: “‘We’ is a visual essay on the state of being connected – a metaphorical study of interpersonal relationships and social constraints. [Watch]