Showing posts with label creative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative. Show all posts

Thursday, June 11, 2015

WdKA - Creating Pioneers

We've all been there. Aside from being too true, I really like the way this was made. Specifically the different mediums used to illustrate the creative process.

WdKA: Creating Pioneers from From Form on Vimeo.

Monday, June 30, 2014

Real Estate - Crime

A video that sets its self up, and ends of being very satisfying. By "sign posting" and explaining its own creative direction I found that watching the video was even more enjoyable. Did it work for you? Why or why not?

Friday, March 14, 2014

Ohio

Brent - consider this your guide to L.A. when you arrive.

Everyone else - It's a little long but there's a really curious thing going on with the production of this piece. They set up the main character through a series of candid, impromptu conversations with strangers in L.A. But then it almost seamlessly transition into a typical narrative. I can't tell if the dialogue is just written really well or if the two characters just riffed a lot.

Ohio from Andrew DeYoung on Vimeo.

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Wonderland - Documentary on Creative Commerce

This is an interesting short documentary.  I think we have all talked about some of these same problems and feelings in our roles.  There are a lot of creative leads and directors from past posts here on the Stew.  Enjoy.


Wonderland | A Short Form Doc on Creative Commerce from Eskimo on Vimeo.

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

West of the Moon


While the concept of adapting the words of children is nothing new, I feel this piece executes it in a really original and classy way. The story is loosely based on the dreams of several hundred children.

West of the Moon from Brent Bonacorso on Vimeo.

Monday, June 25, 2012

Splitscreen - A Love Story


This is going to be my next approach to the video post cards... What a fun little piece; the shot at the end is a little creepy though... By the way. Split screen is the latest Vimeo Weekend Project...

Splitscreen: A Love Story from James W Griffiths on Vimeo.