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Greenpeace Magazine “Let’s F#ck it Up”

Deli Collective and Greenpeace Magazine use dark musical comedy to motivate their fellow Germans to vote for environmental change during the country’s federal election on September 24, 2017. [Watch]

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Niels Prayer: “Voices of Chernobyl” Titles

French motion designer Niels Prayer honors Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievitch with an understated but powerful spec title sequence for Pol Cruchten’s 2016 documentary based on her book Voices of Chernobyl. [Watch]

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Douglas Eck & Magenta: Transforming Technology into Art

Meet Douglas Eck, a research scientist on Google Brain’s Magenta project teaching computers how to generate their own music, video, images, and text using neural networks and other types of machine learning. [Watch]

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Cécile Carre “Burn Out”

Polished classical animation, gentle conflict, and a heart-tugging life lesson separate “Burn Out” from the pack of student films we’ve seen in 2017 and establish Gobelins grad Cécile Carre as a talent to watch. [Watch]

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Mathematic Keeps Beck “Up All Night”

Paris studio Mathematic provide post support as a young heroine (French actress and musician Solene Rigot) rescues her friend from teenage debauchery in the video for Beck’s new single “Up All Night.” [Watch]

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New York City Ballet “Swan Lake”

Creative producer Rebecca Rice at Mathematic in Paris: “NYCB contacted us to create a unique promo for their production of Swan Lake. The film shows the transformation of the white swan to black through light and the two crowns. [Watch]

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Anthony Falleroni is Making Me “Jumpy”

Sometimes the making-of film is just as entertaining as the actual film (and sometimes more). Join Anthony Falleroni as he reveals the process behind “Jumpy,” his story of a lovable game avatar who refuses to give up. [Watch]

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Growing “flow/er” with Alexa Sirbu and Lukas Vojir

Alexa Sirbu and Lukas Vojir who both work as motion artists at ManvsMachine in London, team up for a dark and intimate exploration of floral forms in their new personal art film called “flow/er.” [Watch]

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Korb for Smith Optics ChromaPop: The Particulars

Rimantas Lukavicius and the Korb crew continue to build their videography of precise and dramatic CG commercial work from their HQ in Vilnius, Lithuania with this online film for venerable US eyewear makers Smith Optics. [Watch]

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Jack Bennett “Not the End of the World”

UK 2D animator Jack Bennett channels the universal complexities and awkwardness of first love in his newest personal film, the sweet seven-minute tale of a boy named Joe, Lily, several Molly’s… and Spiderman. [Watch]

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The Unexpected World of Andrew Myers’ “Moving Parts”

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]

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Meet “Geoff,” Bean Fanatic and Family Man

Director Damon Duncan and the 3D animation crew at Assembly in Auckland show off their character and narrative skills with this mini-epic documenting the life of Geoff, devoted family man and bean fanatic. [Watch]

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Hat’s Off to MOPA Student Film “Jubilee”

A Queen’s Guard and trusty corgi will stop at nothing to return her majesty’s hat in this delightful graduation film created by five students at the MoPA school of 3D Animation in Arles, France. [Watch]

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Maxim Zhestkov “Elements”

Russian visual artist and motion designer Maxim Zhestkov employs dynamics, tension, and various forces of nature to wrangle two billion elements into a pristine 3D gallery of kinetic art installations. [Watch]