Doja Cat, The Weeknd "You Right" Music Video by Quentin Deronzier and Mikros MPC | STASH MAGAZINE

Doja Cat, The Weeknd “You Right” Music Video by Quentin Deronzier and Mikros MPC

After joining forces for Balenciaga’s SS22 deepfake fashion show director Quentin Deronzier and VFX masters Mikros MPC are back for a grand, pop fantasy starring Doja Cat and The Weeknd. [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]

The National Gallery of Victoria "Planet City (Excerpt)" by Liam Young | STASH MAGAZINE

NGV Melbourne “Planet City (Excerpt)” by Liam Young

LA director and architect Liam Young describes Planet City, commissioned by The National Gallery of Victoria Melbourne, as both “an extraordinary image of tomorrow and an urgent examination of environmental questions facing us today.” [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]