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Want to Work in Video Games?

Here’s your opportunity to learn what game studio recruiters look for when hiring 3D talent, and gain valuable insider tips on how to apply for these positions.

Join Cyrus Liu, the head recruiter for Piranha Games, for a FREE one-hour webinar as he reveals these insider tips plus the current opportunities for 3D artists at Piranha Games.

When: Wednesday, Feb 25th, at 11am PST/ 2pm EST

Space is limited so Register ASAP.

Attendees will also learn how to access free Autodesk software licenses and participate in a promotional contest sponsored by the 3D Training Institute. [Watch]

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Buck Snaps Open the Facebook Factory

Ryan Honey and the Buck team leave no production technique or typographic trick unturned in this ADD-inducing launch film for Facebook’s new creative think tank called The Factory. [Watch]

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Matt Simmonds and Weareseventeen Spark The Telegraph

Handsome piece of geometric abstraction representing “creativity fused with data insight” directed by Matt Simmonds, CD of ?lm and moving image at the Telegraph Media Group in London, with design direction/animation handled by Weareseventeen and audio from Zelig. [Watch]

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Polynoid + Woodblock for Rob Clouth “Islands of Glass”

Polynoid director Jan Bitzer admits he chose to render the video for “Islands of Glass” from Barcelona’s Rob Clouth as a laser installation in a physics lab simply because “that’s what it sounded like.”
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Hand-drawn Hands of Time: Philip Stein “Technology”

Whether you’re down with the concept of Natural Frequency Technology or not, you have to admit this beautifully drafted treatment by Mill+ animation directors Kwok Fung Lam and Ivo Sousa for Philip Stein watches and bracelets is a refreshing departure from standard motion graphic explainer videos. [Watch]

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Lightning Boy Studio: “Le Gouffre”

Montreal directors Carl Beauchemin, Thomas Chrétien and David Forest met while studying animation in 2009 and set up Lightning Boy Studio three years later to create this sweeping 10-minute CG short called “Le Gouffre” (The Chasm) and then completed the post with the help of 711 backers on Kickstarter. [Watch]