Inspired by recent clients and projects, the team at Steelworks challenges themselves with an in-house animation project they describe as “a fresh take on movement through something that weaves us all together: sports.” [Watch]
Romain Braccini, 3D motion designer and illustrator in Paris: “The aim of this animation is to represent different compositions and 3D elements in a precise and very satisfying artistic direction, and to vary the ideas as much as possible, with a high proportion of fast movements.” [Watch]
London director/artist and AI advocate Markos Kay, who recently dropped this standout short film, marks the northern hemisphere’s maximum tilt toward the sun with a new experiment he describes as, “An ode to the sweet dreaminess of summer.” [Watch]
Glasgow director/AD Ross Sneddon just dropped us his newest labor of love, an epic 14-minute sci-fi short film exploring themes of isolation, loneliness, climate change, and the dangers of technology. [Watch]
From the team at Prand studio in Tbilisi, Georgia: “This is a project about rare phobias which people around the world face every day. When we started doing the film we had no idea there were so many interesting phobias. We tried to approach this project with humor because fear can be overcome by a smile!” [Watch]
Animator India Barnardo, whose feature film credits include Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and The Sea Beast, makes her directorial debut with the release of this charming romp called Cat and Moth. [Watch]
