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Directed by Device Based on the speech of Richard Devine at Sónar 2019 Designed by Device Animated by Erik Righetti & Device Music and Sound Design by Device Typeface used Favorit by Dinamo

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When SAP reached out to us about creating a video to help launch their New Ventures and Technologies initiative – well, to be honest, we knew they were big company, but we didn't really understand just how much everybody interacts with their products on a daily basis. We had an absolutely killer time working with SAP on this video and getting to know more about where they've come from, and where they're going. And, we had the delight of working with some new friends for the first time, who helped us finish this whole project in a month! Credits: Creative Direction: Jorge R. Canedo E. Design: Stephen Kelleher, Gabriel Silveira, Nuria Boj, Haewon Shin Animation: Greg Stewart, Ethan Demarest, Jonas Elsgaard, Victor Silva,Seth Eckert, Jose Peña,Jordan Bergren., Taylor J. Peters, Jorge R. Canedo E., Ameen Shahid Music & SFX: Ambrose Yu Production: Stefan Green Script: Julie Rybarczyk VO: Megan Hensley

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https://ift.tt/37PG4Ik Behind the Scenes short documenting the design process and coding of the Linguistics Lab interactive holoprojector, displaying the 24 available alien language fonts for artists and designers. Design: Benjamin Donnelly Code: Thomas Chapman https://ift.tt/2OvcksC @bendrawspaceship

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I got to Direct this collaboration with Vice - an animated behind-the-scenes mash-up for superstar Leah Dou’s latest music video. Amazing production along with Final Frontier.

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Change…Are You Ready to Embrace It? NYU Stern School of Business Debuts New Brand Call to Action to Thrive in Today’s Business World Change. Will you dare it? Ignite it? Lead it? How do you thrive in a global business world where the only constant you can count on is change itself? That’s the inspiration that NYU Stern announced today as a bold call to action anthemic brand animation for prospective students and members of its community. the animation was produced by Dutch Uncle Studio, New York and directed by award winning Noma Bar. The brand video empowers individuals to express how they view change. With the flexibility and freedom to swap it whenever they like Stern is introducing a new co curricular Change:Studio for its full-time MBA students, beginning with the Class of 2022. Credit List Production Company - Dutch Uncle Producer - Helen Cowley Client NYU Stern Agency Munn Rabot Creative Director Peter Rabot CEO Orson Munn Account - Melissa Garner Illustrator / Director - Noma Bar Animation Studio - Ale Pixel Animation Director - Ale Accini Copywriter - David McMillan Sound Design: Felipe Barandalla VO - Sean Gurnsey Music -Asche & Spencer Music arrangement & mix: Facundo Capece INSTA HANDLES: @nyustern @noma_bar @ale.pixel @munnrabot @agencydu

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With the launch of a new visual language, typeface and robust set of tools, IBM has taken the ambitious step of not only refreshing their brand but reinventing their entire approach to design. Its foundation is a philosophy that informs all of their decisions - a way of thinking about design, and the responsibility it holds. A team of our own self-identified design nerds partnered with the IBM Design team to develop this series of animations that live within the Design Language repository. Written, designed and animated with rigorous adherence to their system, each short illustrates and embodies the IBM Design Language, functioning as a bridge between principle and practice. For full credits visit buck.tv

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With the launch of a new visual language, typeface and robust set of tools, IBM has taken the ambitious step of not only refreshing their brand but reinventing their entire approach to design. Its foundation is a philosophy that informs all of their decisions - a way of thinking about design, and the responsibility it holds. A team of our own self-identified design nerds partnered with the IBM Design team to develop this series of animations that live within the Design Language repository. Written, designed and animated with rigorous adherence to their system, each short illustrates and embodies the IBM Design Language, functioning as a bridge between principle and practice. For full credits visit buck.tv

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With the launch of a new visual language, typeface and robust set of tools, IBM has taken the ambitious step of not only refreshing their brand but reinventing their entire approach to design. Its foundation is a philosophy that informs all of their decisions - a way of thinking about design, and the responsibility it holds. A team of our own self-identified design nerds partnered with the IBM Design team to develop this series of animations that live within the Design Language repository. Written, designed and animated with rigorous adherence to their system, each short illustrates and embodies the IBM Design Language, functioning as a bridge between principle and practice. For full credits visit buck.tv

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The Unwavering Pursuit of Progress --- In partnership with GPJ and IBM, I was part of the creative team at The Mill+ to create “Moonshot: The Unwavering Pursuit of Progress”, a short film commemorating the 50th anniversary of NASA’s Apollo 11 mission. The film highlights IBM’s integral involvement in making the mission a reality and their legacy of technological innovation. I was the lead designer and motion designer, tasked with conceptualizing the visual language to thread together the data visualisation moments and archival NASA footage and diagrams, under director William Arnold. --- CREDITS Production Mill+ Director William Arnold Executive Creative Director Rama Allen Executive Producer Desi Gonzalez Senior Producers Mandy Agderian, Irka Seng Associate Producer Min-Wei Lee Developer Fabio Piparo Design & Animation Joyce N. Ho, Chet Hirsch Technical Artists Jimmy Gass, Michael Dunkley Edit Jonathan Rippon Edit Assist Melanie de Souza Colourist Mikey Rossiter Original Music & Sound Design Antfood Full Credits at https://ift.tt/2O1l9sx

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“Rutger Bregman on Taxes” is personal project made in collaboration with Cypher. The quote is an excerpt from Dutch journalist and historian Rutger Bregman’s conference given at the 2019 World Economic Forum in Davos, where he talks about wealth inequality, philanthropy and taxes. Rutger is also the author of “Utopia for Realists“. A book where he explores three core concepts; a universal basic income, a 15-hour workweek and open borders across the globe.

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This is, literally, the world’s smallest movie. It’s made of atoms — one of the smallest particles of any element in the universe. Just how small is an atom? Well, to see one, you need to magnify it 100 million times. In other words, there are about five million atoms in the period at the end of this sentence. Each frame was made by moving hundreds of atoms to their exact placements by the scientists at IBM Research — Almaden. The frames were combined into an animation, now the Guinness World Records ™ record holder for World’s Smallest Stop-Motion Film.

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As part of The Mill's partnership with AICP, The Mill Design and Emerging Technology teams broke the boundaries of traditional motion graphics and design by developing custom software that generated the 2018 Title Sequence live during the AICP Next Awards and the premiere of the AICP Show: The Art & Technique of the American Commercial at The Museum of Modern Art. View the title sequence and learn more about how the titles were created: https://ift.tt/2L2Q3Bn Director: William Arnold Follow @Millchannel on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram for more updates. Website: http://themill.com Facebook: facebook.com/MillChannel Twitter: twitter.com/millchannel Instagram: instagram.com/millchannel

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Directed by Device Based on the speech of Richard Devine at Sónar 2019 Designed by Device Animated by Erik Righetti & Device Music and Sound Design by Device Typeface used Favorit by Dinamo

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Animated by Almir Nago and Damien Martin at Brunchstudio.tv Directed by Maxime Bruneel

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“Press Enter” is an abstract story where we dive in a virtual world. This film explores the notion of digital technology through a network that invades urban space, but also raises the question of artificial intelligence and its impact on reality. Better with headphone ! Go see the behance project : https://ift.tt/2mlNLmo Directed by Almir Nago. https://ift.tt/30ywnt9 https://ift.tt/2lcLolJ Music by GEDEØN. https://ift.tt/2gvPY7e

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Blooms are 3-D printed sculptures designed to animate when spun under a strobe light. Unlike a 3D zoetrope, which animates a sequence of small changes to objects, a bloom animates as a single self-contained sculpture. The bloom’s animation effect is achieved by progressive rotations of the golden ratio, phi (ϕ), the same ratio that nature employs to generate the spiral patterns we see in pinecones and sunflowers. The rotational speed and strobe rate of the bloom are synchronized so that one flash occurs every time the bloom turns 137.5º (the angular version of phi).* Each bloom’s particular form and behavior is determined by a unique parametric seed I call a phi-nome (/fī nōm/). -John Edmark John Edmark is an artist, designer, and inventor. He teaches at Stanford University. Website: www.JohnEdmark.com To learn how blooms are made visit: https://ift.tt/1oBQ1ee Cinematography and editing by Charlie Nordstrom - https://ift.tt/2KdhUhc Music - "Plateau" by Lee Rosevere - https://ift.tt/17PRzQ4 *For this video, rather than using a strobe, the camera was set to a very short shutter speed in order to freeze individual frames of the spinning sculpture. ©2015 John Edmark

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1978.Color.Sound Running Time: 3:40 Jarnow adapts an architectual grid 'catalogue' of cubic rotations in order to explore a direct relationship between animation procedure and logical numerical operations. The film is as much about the making of animation as it is a paper 'model' of a computer. The cube sheet, upon which the film is based, is so constructed that a horizontal cubic rotation and a diagonal pan yeilds a diagonal rotation. Combinations of these primary moves result in more complex rotations throughout this awe-inspiring film.