Pixel Farm studio in Minneapolis gives a shout out to the magic of multiple twos on Feb 2, 2022 (auspicious in both the Chinese calendar and numerology) with an in-house project built around a digital art gallery. [Watch]
Eddy director Olivier Lescot draws inspiration from Hollywood westerns, graphic novels, and classic manga into a new personal film he describes as “an exploration of immersive camera movement capturing all the essence of pure action.” [Watch]
Passion Pictures directing collective MegaComputeur, whose previous short films have explored the untold terrors of doughnuts and poker night at the North Pole, turn their singular comedic sense to a tale of two old alpine cable cars and the scrap dealer who will decide their fate. [Watch]
From the team at Tendril in Toronto: “Simulated life: moving, expanding, regenerating. This collaborative artwork was first displayed in the immersive theatre of AOI/Shoyu’s gallery in the metaverse. [Watch]
Few people do silly creatures better than AJ Jefferies, a 3D illustrator/animator based in Norwich, UK who burst onto the Stash radar in 2020 with his beat-perfect comedy “Horse” that also made the Best of Stash collections that year. [Watch]
Tel-Aviv motion designer, animator, and VFX artist Or Drori: “This short film is a product of an animation hub where the brief was to animate a Jerusalem-based object. I picked the oldest branch of McDonald’s in the city center and wrote a story about it. [Watch]
