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Hornet Heaps More Hell on Habito

From Hornet in NYC: “Director Andy Baker teamed up with Uncommon Creative Studio to illustrate just how hellish, nightmarish, and downright mortally stressful it can be to buy a home without the help of Habito, the UK’s largest online mortgage broker. [Watch]

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Andreas Maris’ Short Film “The Runaway” Suggests Disconnecting More

Animator/illustrator Andreas Maris in Larissa, Greece: “‘The Runaway’ is an animated video I made as my graduation project.
​​​​​​​The idea came up when I noticed that we and our friends were increasingly using our cell phones during our trips. [Watch]

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The Mill Launches Boutique Studio in Berlin

Situated in the creative hub of Mitte, The Mill Berlin studio is just a stone’s throw away from some of Germany’s best agencies, production companies, and brands. [Watch]

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Oddly Satisfying Vol. 7 by Andreas Wannerstedt

CG artist and motion designer Andreas Wannerstedt in Stockholm: “Oddly Satisfying Vol. 7 is a series of different short loops, each one based upon the idea to trigger some kind of odd satisfaction and that inexplicable feeling we all know.” [Watch]

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Found Studio Uncovers History for Viasat

Ryan Locke, senior motion designer/AD at Found Studio in London: “Launching [European broadcaster] Viasat World’s latest creative campaign, ‘Uncovering History’, sees the channel’s iconic H mark revealed in relation to six pillars of the channel’s programming: World War II, the French revolution, lost civilizations, Russian space exploration, and the industrial revolution. [Watch]

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Andrew Khosravani Marks a Decade of Krista Tippett’s “On Being”

Director/animator Andrew Khosravani in Barcelona, Spain on his work for the public radio show and podcast On Being: “Whether she’s talking to an astrophysicist, theologian, neuroscientist or poet, host Krista Tippett has often opened her interviews with this invitation: What was the religious or spiritual background of your childhood? [Watch]