“Title sequence for a documentary about the U.S. government’s systematic persecution of gay and lesbian State Department employees during the Cold War.” [Watch]
New York visual magician Andrew Myers translates his talent for vibrant, witty and often surreal editorial and advertising illustrations into a series of calm and curious vignettes in his latest personal work “Moving Parts.” [Watch]
Elastic director Patrick Clair fuses Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist into the fabric of the city they are each determined to save in the opening titles of Marvel’s The Defenders miniseries on Netflix. [Watch]
Gary Breslin and the ODD NY crew spell it out for Taylor Swift’s newest, “Look What You Made Me Do.” [Watch]
Wise words, austere visuals, and heart-felt narration conjure a surprisingly complex array of emotions in Eli Guillou’s film “The Light in the Dark” created during his senior year at SCAD. [Watch]
Since the launch of The Gorburger Show on Comedy Central in April 2017, partners John Cranston and Ryan McNeely and their crew at Los Angeles creative house Visual Creatures have slathered the erratic talk/variety show in a delightful array of cheeseball-flavored maximalist graphics. [Watch]
