Applied Materials “We Work Here” Brand Film by Midnight Sherpa | STASH MAGAZINE

Midnight Sherpa Deep Dives Into the Nanosphere for Applied Materials

How do you turn an exposition-heavy and obsessively accurate three-minute depiction of atomic-level chip engineering into a visual adventure? LA studio Midnight Sherpa and agency Bruce Silverstein & Associates have a few ideas. [Watch]

Kühl & Han Introduce IKEA Studio App for Space10 | STASH MAGAZINE

Kuhl & Han Introduce IKEA Studio App for Space10

Co-founder Morten Kühl at Kühl & Han studio in Copenhagen, Denmark: “Studio is a live Beta project that combines IKEA’s life at home knowledge with the latest developments in spatial computing, allowing you to measure, style, and share the spaces in your home.” [Watch]

Playdead Imagine "Life Beyond Earth" for Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and the ESA | STASH MAGAZINE

Playdead Imagine “Life Beyond Earth” for Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and the ESA

Kevin McCrae, CD and Founder at Playdead in Glasgow: “Life Beyond Earth is an immersive film created in collaboration with Skidmore, Owings and Merrell, and the European Space Agency for their powerful new installation at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.” [Watch]

Porsche Taycan "Electricity" by Bipolar Studio | STASH MAGAZINE

Porsche Taycan “Electricity” by Bipolar Studio

Bipolar Studio, the LA team who first caught our eye with a serene glimpse at the airborne future of Uber, cranks up the voltage in this new work to reveal the future of Porsche – the all-electric Taycan. [Watch]

ASN Bank "The Scapegoat" Spot by Ambassadors | STASH MAGAZINE

ASN Bank “The Scapegoat” Spot by Ambassadors

Populating live-action miniatures with storybook CG characters, director Nick Groeneveld and the Amsterdam studio of Ambassadors make the case that “money can create happiness” in their latest film for ASN Bank. [Watch]

"Emergence" Short Film by Bryan Coleman and Nicolas Arnold | STASH MAGAZINE

“Emergence” Short Film by Bryan Coleman and Nicolas Arnold

Art director and motion designer Bryan Coleman in Denver, Colorado: “The project began three years ago while I was working through some creative ideas on a human form emerging, or being birthed, from liquid.” [Watch]