Posts tagged Movies

Assasin’s creed – Lineage part 1

2 years ago

by kiedis in Advertising, Art & Design, Things to watch, Videos

Assasin’s creed II is comming out this month and ubisoft has decided to advertise it with a serie of short fims that include real actors. These short films are really well done!
The plot takes place in the 15th century of Italy and is the story of Ezio’s father, Giovanni. All of this is just a prequel to the Assassin’s Creed II story. Enjoy the film :)
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La Maison en petits cubes

2 years ago

by kiedis in Animation, Art & Design, Things to watch, Videos

Kunio Kato, won an Oscar this year (2009) with this beautiful short film, named “La Maison en petits cubes“.
I love the way it was drawn, and the way the story is told, i bet it can make people cry!
The storytelling in the film reminded me a bit the first minutes of pixar’s Up (wich came out after this short film).

Kunio Kato said he was very inspired by:
Webdy Tilby & Amanda Forbis’ “When the day breaks” (1999)
Jean Pierre Jeunet’s “Delicatessen” (1991)
Fumiko Takano’s art
Yoji Yamada‘s “Otoko Wa Tsurai Yo”

I think, he totally deserved the award! ;)

via: c0o1.com

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Vancouver International Film Festival 2009 Ads

2 years ago

by kiedis in Advertising, Things to watch, Videos

I love the new ads for the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) of this year :)

Two more ads and credits below…

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Rush Hour – London

2 years ago

by kiedis in Art & Design, Things to watch, Videos

It’s been a while since i last posted a time lapse film in here.
Chris Searson got inspired by Koyaanisqatsi and did this video about rush hours in london.
He says “A DSLR was set up to take a frame every 2 secs with a shutter speed of around 0.3 – 2 secs with an ND8 filter was used to create a motion blur which helps to increase the sense of rush and movement within the film.”