Brooklyn CD/director Chris Carboni just dropped a fresh bit of AI-generated fun with this visual book review of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone driven by the disarming honesty of a 98-year-old reader named Lillian. [Watch]
From the team at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “When it came to introducing their mission to the world, Minima wanted to go for something a little outside what you’d normally expect from a web3 company.” [Watch]
While brand explainer films are now ubiquitous, there are very few that actually use the featured product to create the finished visuals – like, say, this one by Vancouver’s Ordinary Folk for the browser-based real-time 3D app Spline. [Watch]
Self-promotional videos can be a slippery slope for motion studios, often sliding into over-earnest or over-confident manifestos but Animagic strikes the right tone with this two-minute look at the importance of stories in human history. [Watch]
From the team at Art&Graft: “In this cool campaign for Team USA, Art&Graft in collaboration with 72andSunny show the team of family and friends behind the Olympians at Beijing 2022. [Watch]
Breaking off our relationship with single-use plastics won’t be easy but Brooklyn director/animator Nicolo Bianchino takes the first step in this heartfelt brand film for advocacy group Plastic Pollution Coalition. [Watch]
