Michael Wazowski Studios

Panera Bread from 1stAveMachine on Vimeo.1stAve and C-K team up...

Thu, 06 Jun 2013 14:16:49 -0400

Panera Bread from 1stAveMachine on Vimeo.

1stAve and C-K team up to bring you this food conscious Anthem spot for Panera Bread.

Join Tomato Bank - Get In The Game from Earth Fare on Vimeo.Join...

Thu, 06 Jun 2013 14:12:39 -0400

Join Tomato Bank - Get In The Game from Earth Fare on Vimeo.

Join Tomato Bank today to earn points that add up to big savings,
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Tomato Bank is Earth Fare rewards program! You earn points for actions you take on a daily basis, like 5 points for bringing your own bag or redeeming the weekly email deal. Points are redeemable for credit toward Earth Fare purchases. Cha-ching!

2013.06.01 Jeffrey+Vanessa Wedding SDE from MR.YES (SAVELOVES)...

Wed, 05 Jun 2013 09:23:19 -0400

2013.06.01 Jeffrey+Vanessa Wedding SDE from MR.YES (SAVELOVES) on Vimeo.

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Mon, 03 Jun 2013 05:37:16 -0400

stxxz: Studio Architecture Gestalten - Franke House,...

Mon, 03 Jun 2013 05:35:32 -0400

stxxz:

Studio Architecture Gestalten - Franke House, Australia

intouched: <3

Mon, 03 Jun 2013 05:35:20 -0400

intouched:

<3

madeincharlie: Welcome To The Neighborhood: Shinsuke...

Mon, 03 Jun 2013 05:30:52 -0400

madeincharlie:

Welcome To The Neighborhood: Shinsuke Takizawa

British Punk was my biggest influence. People find it strange that I wasn’t really interested in American fashion back then because a lot of people think my brand is heavily American influenced. In Tokyo during the 80s, fashion was all about British fashion – London and designers like John Galliano and Vivienne Westwood, to be specific. The influence of American fashion came much later. I used to dream of dressing like the kids hanging out in London clubs who I saw in magazines. I used to look through those magazines that were filled with photos of punk kids for hours on end. I’m still really interested in what’s going on style-wise in London now.

All my friends were hanging out in the small neighborhood of Harajuku and I liked the idea of it so I named the brand based on that. In the beginning our business was mainly importing clothes from outlet stores in the States. Both TET, my partner and designer of WTAPS, and I were completely amateur buyers so everything wasn’t planned out and was pretty irresponsible. I remember looking at a map of America and we found a city called buffalo and said to each other, ‘Look! This city sounds pretty cool, maybe there’s something between there and New York!’ We ended up driving all the way dropping by outlet malls in between the two cities. We bought a bunch of outdoor related clothing and products all of which sold really poorly. We also bought a lot of RRL [Ralph Lauren] shirts, which were popular and hard to find back then, but they sold poorly as well. We thought to ourselves, ‘Shit we’ve got to do something to get rid of them!’ So we decided to screen print our own graphics on them and that actually worked out really well. I guess that’s what started us thinking about producing our own clothing.

Back then was an innocent carefree time, and now I have to focus on the business. In the first couple of years, I never really had to care about anything – I just did whatever I wanted, but these days I have to think more about the business especially the way the economy is right now. When we started Neighborhood, we didn’t even have an office! But that didn’t really matter. We had complete freedom and everything we made sold out immediately. We never could hold in to any stock in our store because everything would sell out so fast. We were completely different from the other brands and I guess maybe looked fresh to all the kids. There wasn’t much choice around that time so that’s probably another reason why we were so successful and the kids wanted something new. We were never a big company but slowly we have been growing bigger over the years. The longer you’re in business, the market grows bigger. But when you are in this business as long as we have you may no longer look fresh, so we’ve been fighting to establish and maintain our own identity. Our identity is based on street culture we are outsiders in the fashion industry in Japan, the way we started and the way we operate, the industry has always ignored us. We never do your typical collection shows and are very independent business. I totally understand the value of showing a collection to the whole industry and there are some brands that do that whom I respect, but I also believe that there should be some brands that take another direction and that’s what Neighborhood is all about.

Mr. Drawing Animator - Animate Drawing Curves from Oscar Medina ...

Mon, 25 Mar 2013 13:28:01 -0400

Mr. Drawing Animator - Animate Drawing Curves from Oscar Medina on-animation on Vimeo.

Test to check the Animation Drawing Curves of the facial controls system.
Facial Rig in Development (Beta Version).

You can view more videos about Mr. Drawing Animator here:
vimeo.com/album/2310054

And read more here:
on-animation.blogspot.com.es/

Procrastination from Ryan Perera on Vimeo.A short motion...

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 16:23:52 -0400

Procrastination from Ryan Perera on Vimeo.

A short motion graphics piece about procrastination. A topic that is definitely fitting (or once was) to my lifestyle.

More of my stuff can be seen at ryanperera.tv

SPECIAL THANKS:

VOICE ACTOR: ANDREW HOWELL
Contact: andrew.howell.artist@gmail.com

MUSIC: DUANE PERERA
Contact: ansane.com

Sources:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procrastination
curiosity.discovery.com/question/why-we-procrastinate
news.cnet.com/A-formula-for-procrastination/2100-1008_3-6149636.html

Flash Tutorial / Interac from TENDRIL on Vimeo.A snappy...

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 16:13:45 -0400

Flash Tutorial / Interac from TENDRIL on Vimeo.

A snappy info-graphic for Interac’s new Flash card and service. More details and information here: studio.tendril.ca/#2077528/FLASH-TUTORIAL

CREDITS

Client: Interac
Agency: Agency59
Agency CD: John McIntyre
Agency Producer: Bob Kirk
Production Company: Tendril Design+Animation Inc.
Creative Directors: Chris Bahry, Alexandre Torres
Directors: Chico Jofilsan, Daniel Pommella
Design: Chico Jofilsan, Daniel Pommella, Cristiane Ly
Executive Producer: Kate Bate
Producer: Anne Deslauriers
Music & Sound Design: John Black of CypherAudio
3D Modeling: Rowan Simpson
3D Animation: Marcin Porebski, Kevin Vriesinga
2D Animation: Gabriel Rocha, Andrew Vucko
Lighting & Render: Steven Hollman
Compositors: Leo Mateus, Gabriel Rocha, Andrew Vucko

ANACONDA from Iain on Vimeo.The track used is called...

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 15:29:05 -0400

ANACONDA from Iain on Vimeo.

The track used is called ‘Anaconda’ by Untold.

discogs.com/Untold-I-Cant-Stop-This-Feeling-Anaconda/release/1778448

onedotzero 2011 ‘new british talent’
onedotzero.com/video/31861335/

ffresh 2012 motion graphics award
ffresh.com/en/awards/winners/

AIDES graffiti HD from stephane pivron on Vimeo.Ad directed by...

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 15:26:56 -0400

AIDES graffiti HD from stephane pivron on Vimeo.

Ad directed by Yoann Lemoine
Visual effects, motion graphics, by Mikros Image
mikrosimage.eu
Production : Wanda
Agency : Tbwa
Artistic Director : Ingrid Varetz

Lead Graphist: Vincent Venchiarutti
Lead Animator: Yves Bigerel
Team Animation & Compositing (flash & after effects):
Yves Bigerel, Vincent Venchiarutti, Remi Soyez
Jean-Yves Parent, Sebastien Podsiadlo, Michael Nauzin
Film shoot supervisor: Michael Moercant
Technical consultants: Morgan Sagel, Michael Nauzin
Line Producer: Pascal Giroux
Business Manager : Jean-Lin Roig

“COPY” Official Videoclip from yasudatakahiro on...

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 15:21:58 -0400

“COPY” Official Videoclip from yasudatakahiro on Vimeo.

Artist: 快速東京-KaisokuTokyo
Music: コピー-Copy
Album:”ミュージックステーション(YOUTH-111)”-2011,01,05 Release.

iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/artist/id411393494

URL: kaisokutokyo.com/
listn.to/Kaisokutokyo
myspace.com/kaisokutoukyou

Direction,Graphic,Motion: 安田昂弘-TakahiroYasuda yausdatakahiro.com

Featured on Stash Issue 79 stashmedia.tv/archive/stash79.php

[FILE 2011/Anima+/Invited]
[27th Interfilm Festival Berlin/Invited]
[onedotzero adventures in motion 2011/j-star 11/Invited]

Japan - The Strange Country (Japanese ver.) from Kenichi on...

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 15:18:29 -0400

Japan - The Strange Country (Japanese ver.) from Kenichi on Vimeo.

This is my final thesis project. I created info-graphic, motion piece. My objective is to make Japanese people to think about that everything happening here in Japan, isn’t that normal. So I created this video from foreigner’s point of view, rather than Japanese people’s point of view.

Both English and Japanese versions are available.

By the way, please don’t call me racist, because I am one of short, small eyes Japanese.

大学の卒業制作で制作した映像です。（日本語版）
日本で生活していると、当たり前すぎて気づかない「不思議な事実」を、海外で生活した経験も生かし、外国人の視点から統計とともに映像化しました。
笑いつつも、「なんか不思議だな」と考えてもらえれば幸いです。
日本語版と英語版を制作しました。

Moviebox from BEELD.motion on Vimeo.Logo and tv program Package...

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 15:16:59 -0400

Moviebox from BEELD.motion on Vimeo.

Logo and tv program Package Design for Moviebox.
more info at beeldmotion.com

Moviebox is a show from Megapix channel dedicated to movie news, which delivers interviews with stars and behind the scenes curiosities.For its new identity, playing with the handmade crafts graphic feel, we have simulated a small studio scenario where tiny narratives develop around good old movies clichés, representing a variety of film genres.The box always takes central place in the scenes, and besides being the channel’s symbol, works as a starting point for the construction of the Moviebox logo as well as the structure for the graphics inside the show.The final outcome is a strong identity that engages the audience in an amusing, playful way.

Cliente/Client: Rede Telecine
Conceito, Direção e Produção / Concept, Direction and Production: BEELD
Audio: BEELD

BEELD:
Eduardo Tosto, Greco Bernardi, Luiz Maggessi, Marcelo Mourão, Papito,
Victor Seabra, Filippo Johansson

Animated walks and runs from Felix Sputnik on Vimeo.Animated run...

Fri, 22 Mar 2013 02:06:42 -0400

Animated walks and runs from Felix Sputnik on Vimeo.

Animated run cycles and walk cycles, produced using Flash©.
Music:
The swimming song from: Earl Scruggs Review Album, Banjo by Scruggs, Vocals by Wainwright.

The Twelve - Showreel 2010 from TheTwelve on Vimeo.The Twelve...

Thu, 21 Mar 2013 11:41:32 -0400

The Twelve - Showreel 2010 from TheTwelve on Vimeo.

The Twelve Showreel 2010
Music produced by Young Pulse (Institubes / Stunts) - Art Direction by The Twelve.

So you’re thinking “this is yet another rock band uninspiredly squeezing “The” before their name”.. Well think again, for we actually are a studio specializing in creating image – on any currently known or unknown media.

Now we could launch into the boring still charming story of picking The Twelve as a name because this number shows up at least once in each our dates of birth, and, for the sake of symbolism, tell you how countless things connect us to the number 12.

Instead we’ll just say our strong personalities work perfectly well together. Call it intuitive collaboration, gifted teamwork or even synergy, this is one of our main assets.

Our quite unconventional profiles have shaped along our professional careers – as directors in communication agencies and productions companies or as freelancers, in France and around the world. Our respective backgrounds now allow our broad expertise to cover the whole realm of visual creation and communication.

Art direction, video, photography, graphic and web design, 3D and motion design is where The Twelve is at their best

todaythe12.com

The GRID from Tomas M. on Vimeo.The video is inspired by lots of...

Thu, 21 Mar 2013 06:44:57 -0400

The GRID from Tomas M. on Vimeo.

The video is inspired by lots of various designs that contains geometric shapes and by the idea that these shapes could interact with each other in motion. So it started as a series of motion tests that became one bigger motion graphics projects. No 3D software, no plugins were used here, all geometric shapes were animated by hand in After Effects.

Produced in early 2011.

Featured on a “Geo/Graphics: Simple Form Graphics in Print and Motion” book. (victionary.com)

Music: Alphabets Heaven - “Jung”

D-Twice’s Rock & Fall band – I.G.L.W.Y (Beat Torrent...

Thu, 21 Mar 2013 04:58:49 -0400

D-Twice’s Rock & Fall band – I.G.L.W.Y (Beat Torrent Version) from Joshua Catalano on Vimeo.

Live Visuals for Beat Torrent
beat-torrent.com

Music : D-Twice’s Rock & Fall band – I.G.L.W.Y (B.T. Version)
Graphic Design : lvl-studio.com/
Motion Design : Joshua Catalano

Isenseven “Kaleidoscope” Trailer 2011 from Isenseven...

Thu, 21 Mar 2013 04:57:49 -0400

Isenseven “Kaleidoscope” Trailer 2011 from Isenseven on Vimeo.

This is it! Isenseven’s official trailer for the 2011 snowboard film “Kaleidoscope”

A film by Alex Schiller, Tom Elliott and Vincent Urban

Featuring the riding of Alex Tank, Benny Wetscher, Christian Haller, Christophe Schmidt, Colin Frei, Dani Rajcsanyi, David Bertschinger Karg, Ethan Morgan, Fips Strauss, Fredrik Evensen, Kevin Bäckström, Ludwig Lejkner, Peter König, Simon Gruber, Tobi Strauss, Tom Klocker and Wojtek Pawlusiak.

Supported by Pleasure Snowboard Magazin, Burton, Nike 6.0, Foursquare, Oakley, DC, Head, Volcom, Zimtstern, Ride, O’Neill, Vans, Fiat Freestyle Team, Planet-Sports.com, Snowstyle

Edit/Post/Motion Graphics: Alex Schiller

Principal Cinematography: Tom Elliott, Maxi Seefried, Alex Schiller, Artur C. Tatar, Flo Schöftenhuber, Felix Urbauer

Additional footage: Clemens Prankl, Rasmus Tikkanen, Marc Wiblishauser, Bildlich-T.de

Music:
ANR - “Big Problem” from the album “Stay Kids”
anrmiami.com
Facebook: facebook.com/anrmiami
Myspace: myspace.com/anrmiami
Twitter: twitter.com/anrmiami
US iTunes Link: itunes.apple.com/us/album/stay-kids-bonus-version/id419408701
Euro iTunes Link: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/stay-kids/id406421658