Music video to “Consumer Tax” by Veneer
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Music video to “Consumer Tax” by Veneer
A short paper cut-out stopmotion animation made for the nomination of Tomas Gabriel´s book „Obvykle hrdinstvi“ for Czech annual literary and book award Magnesia Litera.
This is real.
Poetical portrayal of evolution and devolution, ageing and yet also constant regeneration of an anonymous city sphere. It gives life to static matter by the means of hyperlapse.
This short is an animated documentary about our social experiments and about the question of living in a city or in a village.
Conflicting layers of animation reveal glimpses into the ecological and economic histories of an American landscape.
When a shit wagon driver’s mother nags him about not being married, he explains his lowly status with a stinky example.
Snuff is upset to find that Creep Rat got breast implants.
The audio-visual poem tells the story of the Scottish mythological figure – the selkie – driven from the depths of the ocean to land, from which she longs to return and merge once again with the sea. The juxtaposition of simple 2D animation, a digitally generated 3D world, an ambient soundtrack, and a mysterious voice-over creates an oppressive experience with a philosophical overlay dealing with the loss of identity and the impossibility of returning to nature.
Learning to be at peace with eventualities and things you know you can’t ever know.
Getting bored from being alone, a girl is longing a partner.
This film is the story of a very, very angry teddy bear. A music video.
a dialog between a pair of gestural ink abstractions
Go behind-the-scenes of Turning Red in our interview with the director, Domee Shi, and producer, Lindsey Collins
When the observed and the observer switch places, at what point do we take responsibility? You Had to Be There is the first video from the band’s upcoming album “Tulipomania” “Dreaming of Sleep”. In this clip, the authors use, among other things, photo and newspaper clippings for animation.
This video demonstrates the most recent research achievements of the Centre for Mimoid Studies (CMS), a group from the Giesean Institute of Solaristics. According to their recently published paper, the scientists have discovered that tissue of the extraterrestrial organism (mimoid) regenerates after being exposed to the harmful effects of both ionising and non-ionising radiation. For the experiment, mimoid samples were cryogenically transported from Solaris to Earth. In a noninvasive live-cell imaging solution, the mimoid’s tissue was bombarded with the real-time customizable metamaterials and exposed to the time-varying electromagnetic fields. The researchers claimed that “mimoid samples not only behaved as tunable living systems, but they also exhibited self-organizing behaviour while mimicking patterns of the controlled electromagnetic fields.” This video was produced for the general public in order to promote the benefits of extraterrestrial studies on the Sustain Earth initiative. The research results have opened up new myriad pathways, options and possibilities for modern science and its recent Sisyphean efforts in saving us from the sixth mass extinction.
When money talks, who is listening? A torrent of tattered animated objects and shredded collage excavates the headlines as the death knell sounds for the status quo in this mournful dirge. The animation was created frame by frame and includes stop-motion objects as well as collages on thousands of individual sheets of black paper.
The video blends gilded objects with frame-by-frame animated lights as choruses of jittery hand-cast heads lip-sync the lyrics in a frenetic tumble of artifice.
Fractured faces singing as Franken-instruments blast through the beats. Composed of thousands of individual collages on black construction paper, held together with over sixty rolls of tape.
Frenzied paper type hammers out the lyrics, while collaged instruments soar through musical interludes. Created from type and images culled from magazines and newspapers.