Cool Documentary Style

I came across these two videos by the same guy. I think the style could be applied to a lot of things. History pieces, opening credits, kickstarter videos, est. Kind of has a Wes Anderson feel to it.


Wonder In The Smokies from Drew Perlmutter on Vimeo.
Settling Mascotte from Drew Perlmutter on Vimeo.

DEATH MASTER'S HOUSE

Still coming off of the Halloween BGSU 48-Hour, I thought I'd post this festive short. I've been following Holomax for a while and their films are always funny, charming, and well produced. From a technical standpoint, I'm also always excited to see their stuff because they are one of the few people I know who've really embraced the Bolex D16.

DEATH MASTER'S HOUSE from Holomax on Vimeo.

Wes Anderson Remix

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La Huida - The Runaway

Wes Anderson meets Steven Soderbergh meets music video meets Spanish Cinema. I really like the unreliable narrator, the little sound design ideas, the clever practical effects, and the super fun ending. The cinematography definitely lends itself to Wes and I can't help but think that the film stock adds a lot to the film. It also has elements of an caper flick and a music video.

La Huida - The Runaway (HD version with English subtitles) from Victor Carrey on Vimeo.

New Horror Trailer - SNL

Fear of Flying

This is an interesting approach to animation. All the character are "handheld" rather than moved incrementally like in traditional stop-motion. All human limbs were later removed and the character's pupils, arms and legs were animated in post.

It definitely has a Wes Anderson vibe to it, specifically Fantastic Mr. Fox. I'm also include a very short, obligatory making-of...

FEAR OF FLYING from conorfinnegan on Vimeo.

A glimpse into the MAKING OF "FEAR OF FLYING" from conorfinnegan on Vimeo.