Awesome work from CL members Trizz out of Barcelona, Spain.Watch the above video here – and see what happens to a trillion dollars worth of gold when the lights go out!

“Trizz are Christopher Vulpi, Oriol Puig and Javier Esteban Rozalen. The trio met in 2008 and began working closely together on commercials for international campaigns. Trizz was formed in 2010.”

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Mario, this is one hell of a personal project. Bravo!

Complete credits, awards and screening history: maxhattler.com/​aanaatt
Facebook: facebook.com/​maxhattler.artistpage
Onedotzero interview with Max Hattler: vimeo.com/​13454564
1-minute teaser: vimeo.com/​1640427

“Hattler proposes an unusual stop-motion animation, where objects of abstract shape and unknown function move in a space that bears no relationship to any kind of real experience. The various elements move within this three dimensional space, like parts of a dynamic painting that condenses a whole series of references to contemporary art: from the constructivism of Moholy-Nagy, to the historic abstracts of Mondrian and Klee, and on to the more recent experience of conceptual and kinetic art. Changing shapes, plays of colour and transforming surfaces compose a dynamic universe that is both alienating and fascinating at the same time.” Invideo 2010, Italy

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Germany’s own DMNK shares his new live action/3D video short. It’s “a title sequence for a fictional motion design congress called motiondiary.” Psyop, SuperFad, Digital Kitchen, Buck, and more. Collect them all!

“I worked with the Found Collective on this Wombats music video. I designed and developed software (using C++ / openframeworks) to process live footage of the band. All images seen below are generated from this software.” – Memo Akten

Learn more about the process at memo.tv

Classic Kyle Cooper. And that’s a good thing.
Done at Prologue

Wow. One of the most impressive 3D shorts we’ve seen in a long time. Beautiful work by Polynoid.

Chris Abbas of Digital Kitchen created this mesmerizing short film.

“I truly enjoy outer space. It’s absolutely amazing that we now have the ability to send instruments out into the void of the universe to observe all sorts of interesting things. Asteroids! Moons! Planets! Dark matter! This is the perfect opportunity for a Carl Sagan quote: “Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.”

The footage in this little film was captured by the hardworking men and women at NASA with the Cassini Imaging Science System. If you’re interested in learning more about Cassini and the on-going Cassini Solstice Mission, check it out at NASA’s website: saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/​science/​index.cfm