2010 Winter Olympics Inuit Animation
YouTube – BBC Sport – 2010 Winter Olympics Inuit Animation.
Stunning animation for the upcoming Winter Olympics commissioned by the BBC and a collaboration with Marc Craste.
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PUMZI
Kenyan sci-fi short. Looks really experimental. via http://www.wired.com/underwire/2010/01/pumzi/
Bicycle Film Festival
“ The Bicycle Film Festival celebrates the bicycle in all forms and styles. If you can name it – Tall Bike Jousting, Track Bikes, BMX, Alleycats, Critical Mass, Bike Polo, Road Cycling, Mountain Biking Recumbents – we’ve probably either ridden or screened it. What better way to celebrate these lifestyles than through art, film, music and performance? We bring together all aspects of bicycling to advocate its ability to transport us in various ways. Ultimately the BFF is about having a good time. We have been fortunate enough to include the work of established artists such as Jorgen Leth, Mike Mills, Jonas Mekas, Blonde Redhead, Swoon and Michel Gondry; as well as talented newcomers as part of our programming. Many of the artists who have participated in the Bicycle Film Festival, such as the Neistat Brothers and Lucas Brunelle, are gaining more and more recognition for their work. “
—- Jeremy Willmott
Interactive Designer
LEAN MEAN FIGHTING MACHINE
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7278 5400
Address: 4-8 Rodney Street, London, N1 9JH
http://www.leanmeanfightingmachine.co.uk
North Kingdom Showreel 2009
Gorgeous inspirational showreel by North Kingdom.
Google Chrome – Behind The Scenes « BBH Labs
Google Goggles – Use pictures to search the web
Augmented reality rig that turns you into a character in a third-person game
Really liking this idea for turning yourself into your own avatar in the real world. It’s a social experiment to see whether users have a diminished responsibility effect. But I can see this kind of tech being quite useful for future AR style integration.
iLingual
The iPhone app I’ve been working on got its official release today. It seems like ages ago that I actually worked on it though after a lengthy development process and arcane Apple approval process. I was involved at the beginning of the process after the initial creative idea had been generated. I was tasked with designing the interaction of the app using Apple guidelines. I built the wireframes and made recommendations on how it should be built to fall in line with iPhone best practices. I was also involved in overseeing the project through its creation. The team was sent to Paris for the day to test the app out on an unsuspecting Parisian audience and a video shot of our day. Feel free to download the app and let me know your thoughts. Rate it if you like it.
Get the French app here http://tiny.cc/ilingualapp (lite versions and German/Arabic also available – just search for iLingual in the app store)
YouTube – Magic & Fur – Christine
Such a simple idea really. Fisheye lens and timelapse video. Meld the results together into a music video. Just lovely!