Faraday Cage Fight

LONDON GRAMMAR - Wasting My Young Years - Behind The Scenes from Academy Plus (A+) on Vimeo.

A little look at how Bison made the video for London Grammar. Video Main film is here: vimeo.com/66320518

BTS Camera - Simon Lakos

LONDON GRAMMAR - Wasting My Young Years from Bison on Vimeo.

Music video for London Grammar - Wasting My Young Years.

Shot on 35mm film, using a ‘homemade’ camera rig consisting of 625 individual pinhole cameras that are exposed at the same time.

See the behind the scenes film here: vimeo.com/66229810

Shift (by Max Hattler) from Max Hattler on Vimeo.

Shift, an abstract sci-fi adventure by Max Hattler, 2012.
More info and full credits at maxhattler.com/shift/

Because Magazine review:
“There are certain moments created by artists where it becomes apparent that they have completed a period and are ready to shift up a gear; challenging themselves, challenging audiences and challenging the body of work that they have already produced. Filmmaker Max Hattler produced in 2010 a piece called Spin. This Busby Berkeley-style dance routine played out by plastic toy soldiers seemed to instigate a slight change in working practice, and he presents his latest work, open now, at Tenderpixel. This new installation of three moving image works is entitled (appropriately enough) SHIFT. Commissioned between Animate Projects and Channel 4, the work is the latest in a series of co-productions between the two organisations, in a strand called Random Acts, bringing the work of film and video artists to terrestrial broadcast television. SHIFT is a very strong work. The three minute animation exhibits influences as disparate as modernist abstraction to industrialisation and German Expressionism. The effect is jarring, and in the Tenderpixel basement a fitting mausoleum for sci-fi exploits played out under factory-esque, conveyor-belt conditions. Hattler’s work has always been exuberant and anticipatory; SHIFT presents an abstract apocalypse, hearkening back to the fears of the modern age. It’s beautiful, and it’s scary, and it’s utterly engrossing.” (becauselondon.com/culture/2012/03/max-hattler-shift.aspx)

Watch it on Channel 4 Random Acts: randomacts.channel4.com/#view/248

Google Offers from Buck on Vimeo.

For the Google Offers teaser campaign, Buck was commissioned to concept, write, direct and produce this faux stop-motion number to get the word out about their new stellar service.

Credits:

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BUCK
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Creative Director: Ryan Honey
Executive Producer: Maurie Enochson
Producer: Eric Badros
Production Coordinator: Ashley Hsieh
Associate Creative Directors: Jeremy Sahlman, Joshua Harvey
Art Director: Joe Mullen
Copywriters: Ryan Honey, Joe Mullen, Jeremy Sahlman, Andy Kadin
CG Supervisor: Doug Wilkinson
3D Lead: Jens Lindgren
3D Modeling/Texturing: Tony Vela, Jens Lindgren, Jon Gorman, Joao Rema, Ana Luisa Santos, Kelsey Charlton, Timm Wagener, Christine Li
3D Animation: Steve Day, Matt Everton, Hao Cui, Kendra Ryan, Jens Lindgren, Moses Journey
3D Lighting/Shading: Doug Wilkinson, Jens Lindgren, Ana Luisa Santos
Compositing: Moses Journey, Doug Wilkinson, Joe Mullen
Painting: Joshua Harvey, Joe Mullen, Matt Everton
2D Previs: Will White, Joe Mullen, Matt Everton, Kendra Ryan
Music: Antfood

Software Used: Autodesk Maya, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, The Foundry Nuke

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GOOGLE
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Product Marketing Manager: Julia Tang
Product Marketing Manager: David Kim

Choose Your Words Wisely from The Glossary on Vimeo.

We dug through a bunch of old public domain ads and found some audio we loved, chopped it up, and then created the graphics from scratch to match. Keep a look out for some more sinister touches to the rose-colored advertising motifs.

Hope you enjoy!