Les Marmottes Take Over on France 3 | STASH MAGAZINE

Les Marmottes Take Over on France 3

New visual effects studio LIGHT (based in Bordeaux, with a presence in NY) burst onto the Stash radar this week with these fun and furry Olympic-themed IDs for French free-to-air public television channel France 3. [Watch]

Netflix "Operation Varsity Blues" Title Sequence by Duncan Elms and Elastic | STASH MAGAZINE

Netflix “Operation Varsity Blues” Title Sequence by Duncan Elms and Elastic

Duncan Elms, creative director at Elastic in LA: “This is the title sequence for the Netflix documentary Operation Varsity Blues – a deep dive into the fraudulent methods used by Rick Singer to get the children of rich and famous families into top U.S. universities.” [Watch]

BBC #LetsGoThere Tokyo Olympics Spot by Factory Fifteen and Nexus Studios | STASH MAGAZINE

BBC #LetsGoThere Tokyo Olympics Spot by Factory Fifteen, Nexus, and The Mill

BBC Olympics promo spots are always a grand visual treat and this 60-second VFX extravaganza by Nexus directors Factory Fifteen is no different as it sweeps viewers into an obsessively detailed, sports-infused Tokyo. [Watch]

CNN "Dreamland" Documentary Segments by Meister | STASH MAGAZINE

CNN “Dreamland” Documentary Segments by Meister

Director CJ Cook at Meister in Portland: “We were approached by The SpingHill Company to produce a series of vignettes for CNN’s documentary “Dreamland: The Burning of Black Wall Street.” [Watch]

ESPN "One App, One Tap" by Diego Berakha and 1stAveMachine Buenos Aires | STASH MAGAZINE

ESPN “One App, One Tap” by Diego Berakha and 1stAveMachine Buenos Aires

Working thru California agency Butler Shine Stern & Partners, director Diego Berakha and the crew at 1stAveMachine in Buenos Aires mash together live-action and a slew of animation and design styles for this phase two promo of the ESPN app. [Watch]

Netflix "Invisible City" Main Titles by Dopo | STASH MAGAZINE

Netflix “Invisible City” Main Titles by Dopo

Oscar-nominated director Carlos Saldanha (Ice Age x 3, Rio x 2, Ferdinand, etc.) taps fellow Brazilian Juliano Storchi and Dopo VFX studios in Sao Paulo to craft the enigmatic main titles for his Netflix series Invisible City. [Watch]