Showing posts with label multimedia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multimedia. Show all posts

Monday, March 15, 2010

Dodudindon: first introduction animation by Gobelins

In their golden cage, among the feathered guests, a little bird and a fat turkey launch into a breeding, twirling dance, heralding the beginning of a delightful mating season. Feathers fly during the mating dance, dance.

Gobelins, School of Image from France presents one of their introduction animations created for the Annecy International Short Film Festival. Directed by Lucrèce Andreae, Julien Chheng, Tracy Nowocien and Remy Schaepman and with 48 seconds, the show a magical story framed by the most elegant and posh environments ...

Friday, March 12, 2010

Supa Pirate Booty Hunt: love bites...

Supa Pirate Booty Hunt is the adventures of Zack the Pirate and Daniel the Turtle as they search the seven seas for what else...BOOTY! In this episode Captain Zack tracks down yet another beauty on his never-ending quest but ends up shell-shocked!

Steven Sieders is the creator of this animated series shown on the internet through social networking sites like Facebook and broadcasting platforms such as Youtube. In less than one minute of his pieces get you away a smile!

Animacam new releases!

This Friday, we closed the week debuting five new works of animation of various thematic, techniques, arguments and origins. Take this opportunity to thank all participants for their cooperation and presence in Animacam.

The experimental Korean short Their circunstances, Gobelins school has one of its animated curtains for Annecy 2009 in Multimedia: Dodudindon, along with the animated series from Steven Sieders, Supa Pirate Booty Hunt, and two new works in Retrospective: Things that go bump in the night of the Danish Simulakrum and an 3D animation Piscis from the Argentinian Juan Carlos Camardella.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Flaming Arrow by Jupiter One: directed by Robertas Nevecka


The video is set in a fictional city. The band members of Jupiter One are playing their song on the rooftop of a twelve-story building. The lead singer's heart is broken because his girl betrayed him with another guy. Now he demands revenge. The unfaithful girl lives in a nearby building. He brings large barrels of kerosene onto the rooftop and plans to shoot kerosene-soaked flaming arrows into the girl’s building to set it on fire. The vocalist shoots the first flaming arrow and it does the whole job. The girl’s building is in flames.

Directed by Robertas Nevecka, a young Lithuanian animator, Flaming Arrow is the new song of Jupiter One, and this animated music video shows the brilliant work of Robertas, modeling and building great 3D animations and backgrounds.

This is the first animated video in Multimedia category in this 3rd edition of Animacam, featuring this category, that it's opened to all those animations such as adverts, mobiles, videogames, titles of TV programmes and pilot TV series, art-video and music clips.