In 2022, artist/motion designer Oliver Latta (aka Extraweg) won the Main Title Design Emmy for his landmark Severance open. The good news is, with season 2, he doubles down on the surreality and expands the scope of the imagery. [Watch]
The latest work from Tendril’s motion team for ESPN’s coverage of the College Football Playoffs presents a stylistic departure from their previous work but retains all the visceral energy and visual innovation we’ve come to expect. [Watch]
If you’re serious about staying inspired in 2025, Stash 169 is the perfect place to start. Preview all the motion projects selected for this issue and are now part of the Stash Permanent Collection. [Watch]
TACTYC Studio, whose sleek Michael Kors films we featured in Stash 164, takes a far more fantastical approach in this world-building assignment for The Superduper Show, a celebrity game program on Germany’s ProSieben network. [Watch]
In 2024 the task of packaging big-budget programming remained both a high pressure assignment and a canvas for motion design innovation. These seven sequences all rose to the occasion while nudging the genre forward. [Watch]
Based in Santiago, Chile, Crinimo Studio makes their Stash debut with this collage work for Shirley, the Netflix drama about pioneering congresswoman Shirley Chisholm and her 1972 run for president of the United States. [Watch]
