Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Monday, March 27, 2017
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Sears - Home Appliance
This is the work of Scott Rench, a former co-worker of mine. I enjoy the ability to tell a good story and provide information in a tight 30 seconds.
Sears Home Appliance “T-Minus Two Weeks” from Scott Rench on Vimeo.
Sears Home Appliance “T-Minus Two Weeks” from Scott Rench on Vimeo.
Sears Home Appliance “Two Weeks Notice” from Scott Rench on Vimeo.
Sears Home Appliance “Spinning in Confusion” from Scott Rench on Vimeo.
Sears Home Appliance “Cold Rinse” from Scott Rench on Vimeo.
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
The Receipt
I think this is an interesting example of the short storytelling that we all love that comes out of the restrictions like the 50 hour. But it also shows how companies can throw a lot of money at creative little (almost gimmick) projects. I say that but the filmmakers involved are odiously not small time and I am sure we would all love to have the chance to do something like this.
Can't wait for the final shorts to come out so we can see what happens to that robot.
This is an addition to my original post.
Here are the 3 films they made. They are all very short, which is understandable, and they do feel a bit commercially. I am torn between two feelings about them. On one hand they took something very vague and made short simple stories about them. On the other hand they are very highly produced and look really good which makes them feel like commercials and a little less inspiring. One thing is for certain. They leave me wanting more and I have always felt that was a good thing in short stories. I think "Lost and Found" is my favorite. "Banana Town" is defiantly the weirdest. Guess who made that one.
This is an addition to my original post.
Here are the 3 films they made. They are all very short, which is understandable, and they do feel a bit commercially. I am torn between two feelings about them. On one hand they took something very vague and made short simple stories about them. On the other hand they are very highly produced and look really good which makes them feel like commercials and a little less inspiring. One thing is for certain. They leave me wanting more and I have always felt that was a good thing in short stories. I think "Lost and Found" is my favorite. "Banana Town" is defiantly the weirdest. Guess who made that one.
Friday, February 17, 2017
Hong Kong Strong
A summation of an entire city with highly creative match cuts and transitions. Enjoyed the phases that it was segmented into.
Hong Kong Strong from Brandon Li on Vimeo.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
A Writer and Three Script Editors Walk Into a Bar
I feel like we've been talking a lot about Story lately - be it at work, on the podcast, or playing D&D. And I think this short film does a great job of reminding me that you should never let the details (even though they may be important) get in the way of a good story.
A Writer and Three Script Editors Walk Into a Bar-HD from Craig Griffin on Vimeo.
C100 + FilmConvert
On the eve of the 2017 TCFF 50-Hour Challenge, I just wanted to share a little collection of short films shot with the C100 and grading using FilmConvert.
Invaders from Antti Raatikainen on Vimeo.
ITALIAN JUSTICE from marzio mirabella on Vimeo.
FIGHTER: Episode 1 / Josh from MAKE / DO / WITH on Vimeo.
NEVER A MOMENT OF STILLNESS from SODIUM on Vimeo.
Close To The Sun from Telefunky Films on Vimeo.
THE SEEKERS from Collin Sims on Vimeo.
Our Deepest Fear from Shawn Lovering on Vimeo.
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Font Awesome Kick Starter Video
Guy walking and talking about a new product. Pretty solid and quite enjoyable.
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Monday, August 1, 2016
Cool Concept Video
We always
talk about little concept videos. We all agree they look fun and they have a
good mix of message and technical function. However we also know how much
pre production and testing it can take to make something like this, and in the
end does it always serve the purpose in the best way or was it just a cool
concept. Anyways enjoy. If anything I think the pen technology is cool on a
small scale.
HarmonQuest
Koelsch passed this one along in an email. HarmonQuest is D&D (actually it's Pathfinder) played in front of a live studio audience, with guest role players, and animated scenes. We've seen similar content from Nerdist like D&D with Vin Diesel and Force Grey with Chris Hardwick but the animated scenes and not-taking-yourself-too-seriously humor obligated me to blitz through the first season in one day.
Monday, July 11, 2016
What Happens At The Edge Of The Universe? | Space Time | PBS Digital Studios
Pretty cool example of how to explain things using an on screen narrator.
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