Wilson Manifesto Film by Woodwork Amsterdam | STASH MAGAZINE

Craft x Innovation: Woodwork Amsterdam Drops Manifesto Film for Wilson Labs

Following on their two stellar films for the Wilson Airless basketball, ECD Marv Koppejan and the Woodwork Amsterdam crew build out a manifesto film for Wilson Labs, emphasizing the division’s focus on blending craft with innovation. [Watch]

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Media.Work Goes With the Flow of “Magnetic Currents”

In their latest in-house motion experiment, art director Aleksei Komarov and the team at Media.Work conjure a mesmerizing series of CG vignettes that, like the most rewarding literary narratives, are both logical yet wholly unpredictable. [Watch]

Clandestina Music Video Filv & Edmofo feat Emma Peters by Diego Coutinho | STASH MAGAZINE

Diego Coutinho Dreams a Music Video for “Clandestina”

LA-based Brazilian director/animator Diego Coutinho reworks an abandoned commercial project as an opportunity for weaving traditional motion techniques with AI tools to explore “a blend of machine capability and human sensitivity”. [Watch]

PETA Good Sh*t animated spot by Flamboyant Paradise | STASH MAGAZINE

Flamboyant Paradise Joins PETA’s “Good Sh*t” Movement

Flamboyant Paradise directors Javier Lourenço and Álvarez Ortega Bianchi team with composer Pedro Gómez to stage a musical fecal frenzy for animal rights organization PETA while making the point that being vegan is good for your gut. [Watch]

Supercell Moco trailer by CRCR and Wizz | STASH MAGAZINE

Chaos & Monsters: CRCR Drop Mo.co Game Trailer

Wizz directing collective CRCR continue their rampage thru the gaming universe with the studio’s first work for Supercell, a blast of animated action to launch mo.co, the new mobile multiplayer monster-hunting RPG. [Watch]

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Suzie & Leo Get to the Point in Yung Lean “Babyface Maniacs” Music Video

References to St. Sebastian and his close relationship with stringed weaponry are not new in pop culture but this video for Swedish rapper Yung Lean, by Frenzy Paris directing duo Suzie & Leo, is certainly the most visceral. [Watch]