While nudging forward the art and craft of 3D animation, these eight outstanding game trailers, cinematics, and tournament films also offer deeply considered narratives and a possible peak into the future of filmmaking. [Watch]
Comic, tragic, or satirical, characters who trigger a meaningful emotional response will always provide the single most reliable way to ensure your narrative, commissioned or personal, resonates with an audience. [Watch]
Directors Tim McCourt and Max Taylor at London animation force The Line intro Marvel’s new digital collectible card game Snap with a stylized three-minute blast across the brand’s multiverse of hero couples. [Watch]
Given carte blanche by The Game Awards organizers, directors Jonathan Plesel and Thibault Zeller at Paris studio Ambre Verse craft a trailer inspired by the madness of Dr. Strange’s multiverse and Apple’s landmark “1984” spot. [Watch]
With a nod to the talents of Spanish director/artist/animator Alberto Mielgo, the team at Seoul studio Super Very More merge over-the-top action and obsessive rendering into a trailer for Krafton’s PUBG Global Championship 2022. [Watch]
Working with Prettybird live-action director Vellas and Rodeo FX, ECD Mason Nicoll and the Digital Kitchen crew “explore the layers of fear” in The Callisto Protocol, the new sci-fi survival horror game from Striking Distance Studios. [Watch]
