Twin Parallel By Justin Anderson
Join me as I begin the day with this beautifully crafted project from Independent filmmaker and director Justin Anderson. This project titled Twin Parallel was just the pickup I needed to start the day in a good mood, the piece itself was derived to showcase Jayne Pierson’s collection in a cre
Marc Cortes Visuals For The Daredevil Christopher Wright
I’ve been impressed with a lot of Marc Cortes workings as of late, I thought it was about time that I selected a favourite of mine to share with all of you. This piece created for Amery based indie artist the daredevil Christopher Wright was one of many I could of brought across, but I [&helli
Just The Same But Brand New By Alex Catanese
I really enjoyed this short piece from Ohio based creative Alex Catanese, his minimal approach and simple aesthetic drew me in with his choice of clean, functional typography sealing the deal. Alex introduces the concept to us in a few lines “No matter how many times I go, there is always some
The First By Dmitry Sobolev
Dmitry presents us this short animated film which is underpinned by the concept of being a leading pioneer in whatever our field of choice may be. Taking inspiration from perhaps one of the most bold innovators in recent times, Neil Armstrong. Using the history of the first man on the moon, Dmitry p
A Mother’s Letter By Eliot Rausch
Director Eliot Rausch brings us his latest creation “A Mothers Letter” which is an emotive short film, speaking on the thoughts of a mother who is longing for the return of her child. For me Eliot, who is working for Phos Pictures on this project, has captured the essence of what short c
Short Film From Yoonha Park
New York based creative Yoonha Park brings us a creative short film which is in keeping of recent trend I seem to be producing in the showcasing of vivid visuals on the platform. Much like the project from Jeff Wohlgemuth and Alec Eagon yesterday this piece holds a lot of psychedelic and dreamy feel
Short Film By Alec Eagon & Jeff Wohlgemuth
Jeff Wohlgemuth and Alec Eagon bring us this charming little film titled “welcome” which the pair created for this years reel stories film fest using a combination of 16mm film and digital equipment. The piece contains such great atmosphere and character and has been shot on various loca
Robo-Rainbow By Mudlevel
It would seem that kids these day’s are getting inventive when breaking the law, and this short film titled Robo-Rainbow is all the evidence needed to conclude the debate. This innovative project was derived around the idea of ” Instruments of Mass Destructions” which is defined by
Shyscapes By Misha Shyukin
German graduate Misha Shyukin brings us this stunning abstract styled piece of work which he created for his final year of his degree. It really is quite something special, holding a natural look which is believable and genuine even though it has been completely fabricated by Misha digitally. The pi
Dream By Blake Myers
You can always rely on New Zealand based creative Blake Myers to produce something vivid and imaginative when everything else seems to be a little too bland and mundane. After a long while crawling the web for creative projects I decided to give Blake’s page a visit and I wasn’t disappoi
The Immigrant By Autofuss
Captivating narration meets refined visuals in a short film titled “The Immigrant” which is presented to us from Mississippi based company Autofuss. Directed by Jeff Linnel this piece takes the approach that less is more, crafting a functional yet imaginative project which is structured
Ghosts By Christopher Hewitt
Christopher Hewitt is a fine director, he’s gradually becoming a favourite of mine. I love the projects that he’s creating and getting involved with. They all hold great concept and purpose. The first body of work we brought across from him was Orion house, which is still vivid in my min
