From TED-Ed: “Get to know the story of Sojourner Truth, a woman born into slavery who became known as a powerful orator and outspoken activist. [Watch]
From Coat of Arms: “The brain acts like a power strip, sending electrical impulses to allow our bodies to function normally. This video for WebMD brings the power strip analogy to life so we can clearly see how MS affects the body.” [Watch]
For the past 19 years, innovators from the U.S.A.’s amazingly talented and resourceful commercial post-production industry have gathered to celebrate the very best work of the previous year. Formerly known as the AICE Awards, one of the many epic legacies of that illustrious organization – which merged with the AICP in 2018 – now stands firmly on its own, as The AICP Post Awards. [Watch]
Director/art director Christopher Dormoy in Montréal: “Black Ice is a personal project I worked on during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic and confinement. Having to stay home does not mean less creation. It is time to observe and experience elements and details of our daily life that we find at home. [Watch]
Producer Sam Bourner at UK animation and illustration studio Persistent Peril: “We were honored to help tell the story of Elizabeth Garcia, a 9-year-old leukemia survivor (and serious hip hop fan), depicting her fight against leukemia as a dance battle. [Watch]
From Culture Trip: “Surrealist master Salvador Dali would often be found in Catalonia’s capital Barcelona. His visits were often followed by stories as strange as his artworks.” [Watch]
