The battle between Epic Games and Apple over Fortnite and App Store payment policies has at least one upside: this 45-second animated takedown of Ridley Scott’s 1984 Super Bowl commercial casting a worm-infested apple as Big Brother. [Watch]
The Gondry brothers’ lockdown project, a music video for UK rock band IDLES, finds Michel animating paper cutouts in his Los Angeles studio on his iPhone then sending the frames to Olivier in Paris for CG enhancement and post. [Watch]
London’s Builder’s Club launches the latest addition to Nike’s ISPA collection by applying the same playful design philosophy behind the products (Improvise, Scavenge, Protect, Adapt) to this untethered 80-second film. [Watch]
With the help of French animation force Supamonks, veteran Psyop directors Kylie Matulick and Todd Mueller illustrate the timeless quandary faced by all creatives when it comes to managing their ideas. [Watch]
From Six N. Five in Barcelona on their brand film for German mobile bank N26: “During the Quarantine in Spain, we had the pleasure of working on many projects. Fortunately, this client made this exceptional experience as one of the most fun and calmest processes we have done until now. And this is for sure, shown in the result of the piece we feel proud to present. [Watch]
Thomas Bay, founder and EP at Frame in Copenhagen: “Frame was thrilled to be engaged by the Swiss luxury watch brand Hublot for the unveiling of a new version of the Big Bang timepiece, christened Millennial Pink, designed in collaboration with Garage Italia and Lapo Elkann. [Watch]
