« Wish I Was Here » raconte l’histoire d’un père qui ne peut plus payer l’éducation de ses enfants et qui leur fera cours à domicile. Plein d’imagination, ce film a été réalisé par Zach Braff à l’aide de Kickstarter : la sortie est prévue prochainement dans nos salles. Le teaser est à découvrir dans la suite.
La marque Schwartz (Herb & Spice) a fait appel à Print Tech, Novalia et l’agence créative Grey London pour concevoir un poster interactif sur lequel chaque couleur d’épices possède un son quand on la touche grâce une encre spéciale. L’illustrateur Billie Jean est derrière l’illustration de toutes ces saveurs qui se transforment en sons.
Pour ce deuxième best-of du mois d’avril, nous avons réuni, pour vous, le meilleur du timelapse : cette jolie technique qui permet d’accélérer le temps pour le voir passer et qui permet aux paysages, aux fleurs, aux gens et aux villes de se mouvoir. La sélection est disponible dans la suite.
Infra Red Timelapse by Glen Ryan & James van der Moezel.
Malaria Illustration by Edson Oda.
Mauna Kea Heaven Timelapse by Sean Goebel.
Melancholia Timelapse by Enrique Pacheco.
Mirror City Timelapse by Michael Shainblum.
Beyond Nature Iceland by AprilGarden.
City Lights by Colin Rich.
Dan Black – Hearts by Chic & Artistic.
Death Valley Dreamlapse by Sunchaser Pictures.
Dreamscapes by Jonathan Besler.
Family Portraits Timelapse by Anthony Cerniello.
First Footprints by Murray Fredericks.
Flowers Timelapse by Katka Pruskova.
Heild Timelapse Trailer by Trailperpark Studios & Petur K. Gudmundsson.
Landings by Cy Kuckenbaker.
Limitless Graffiti Timelapse by Selina Miles.
Radiance by LakeSuperiorPhoto.
Rumble and Sway NY Timelapse by The Seventh Movement.
Into The Atmosphere by Michael Shainblum.
Supercell Thunderstorm Time Lapse by Mike Olbinski.
The World Outside my Window by David Peterson & Random Photons Productions.
The Making Of Design Fu Mural by YIU Studio.
This is Shanghai by Rob Whitworth.
Welcome Home Timelapse by Michael Shainblum.
White Noise Movie by TimeLine Films.
Cityscape Chicago by Eric Hines
Yosemite Timelapse II by Colin Delehanty & Sheldon Neill.
Adventure Is Calling by Shane Black.
Alchemy Nature by Evosia Studios.
Disneyland Timelapse by Matt Givot & Dan Douglas
L’artiste américain Michael Langan nous livre un superbe clip pour Hundred Waters illustrant le morceau Cavity. Jouant avec talent sur la lumière se reflétant sur le visage de la chanteuse, la réalisation multiplie les effets visuels, et le rendu colle parfaitement à l’ambiance qui se dégage de la musique.
« Europe In 8 Bits » est une vidéo réalisée par Device qui explore le monde du chiptune (ou 8 bits-music) en Europe. Le concept de cette musique est de reprendre les sons de jeux vidéos de Game Boy, NES, Atari ST et Amiga pour en faire de la musique et un mouvement musical innovant.
The top of the music charts has been unchanged for weeks, but sales over all have continued their long fall.
Vitamin Water is obviously a CP&B client, but we have very little info for this slightly insane Japanese spot other than the fact that one Himanshu Kumar, aka “Heems” of Dat Racist, wrote the music and that DIESEL artistic director Nicola Formichetti may have provided something resembling creative.
Heems tweeted it out to the world yesterday before proclaiming himself the new, less recognizable Bill Murray. Not sure we agree…
Google translate isn’t helping much, but we’ll go with it anyway: how often do you see an ad repping the theater/restaurant you kept telling everyone you wanted to check out last year if only it weren’t a 65-minute subway ride away? We did glean this nugget from the translator:
“The flavor deployment bright colors, you can enjoy to choose what you like to suit lifestyle and mood, the condition of their own throughout the day.”
Accurate.
The key question: is this submission stranger than the 2012 CP&B spot after the jump?
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Pour les jeans Diesel et i-D, le réalisateur Jacob Sutton a réalisé cette vidéo où un alphabet de la danse se forme avec les figures des danseurs : Arabesque, B-Girl, ou encore Krump, Step, Twerk, Vogue Hands. Une production de Laura Holmes Production et de la danse dans les rues et sur les toits de Los Angeles à voir.
Comme Etienne Lavie, Halley Docherty confronte brillamment la ville et l’art. Dans cette série, elle intègre des couvertures d’albums cultes à leurs vrais lieux sur Google Street. Un mélange qui joue avec l’urbanisme, la musique et la culture numérique, à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
Capsus Films a conçu, produit et réalisé ce manifeste pour la nouvelle marque de montres MONA : une vidéo chaleureuse parlant de l’âme des choses. La montre se fait discrète et la vidéo met en avant des paysages, des humains, des sentiments, des couleurs et des sensations très esthétiques.
Invitant le public à le suivre dans une aventure incroyable, le projet de 360 permettra à Agoria d’afficher sa richesse artistique d’une façon originale et innovante. Le but du projet consiste a voir jouer un DJ dans quatre endroits différents en une seule journée et d’y effectuer quatre compositions originales dans chaque lieu.
In a sign that the agency is expanding beyond their Hispanic roots, Wing has created “Playlust,” a series of commercial-free Spotify playlists promoting safe sex for non-profit AIDS prevention and education program Lifebeat. The program is part of a “Sex with no ads and no HIV” initiative aimed at young adults, which sees Wing handing out information and condoms at music venues in the New York area, along with directing folks over to “Playlust.” It’s a great way to offer a service (taking the commercials out of Spotify) people will value in order to draw attention to your cause.
“A few years ago, you might do a traditional ad campaign about using condoms,” explained Favio Ucedo, chief creative officer at Wing. “But there are too many pitches and messages aimed at Millennials. You have to add value.”
The program grew out of conversations at Wing about employees’ favorite songs for the bedroom. “We knew that people already made mix tapes (for atmosphere),” said copywriter Marc Duran. “In this case, we just did it for them.”
The playlists all have suggestive names, like “Don’t Expect Breakfast,” “My Roomate Isn’t Home” and “In The Morning It’s Going To Be Awkward.” Clearly, “Playlust” comes with a sense of humor. There’s even a one song playlist entitled “Even If You’re A 1 Minute Man.” Mostly these playlist are filled with the kinds of songs you’d expect for a campaign aimed at youngsters, with the likes of Rihanna, Lana Del Rey and Pharrell Williams, to name a few (surprisingly Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” does not make an appearance). I’m not sure what it says about me that the playlists I find most appealing are “Cougar’s Closet,” “Rock Me Tender” and “The Spooning After,” but there you have it. Stick around for a couple playlists after the jump. continued…
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The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences is trying to pull together different constituencies to work for a single, all-purpose bill for fair compensation.
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« Finding Welkin » est un film réalisé par Jay Salbert sur les choses qui nous connectent entre humains : les mots, l’amour, la nature, la ville, l’espace, l’aventure. Inspirée d’Orwell et de son roman d’anticipation “1984”, la vidéo livre de beaux raccords, un très beau grain et fait appel à nos sens, tout particulièrement le toucher.
The reorganization displaces Barry Weiss, the former Sony executive who was brought in three years ago to run Universal’s East Coast operations.
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Michael Robertson may have to pay up to $41 million in a long-running case involving digital music files.
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Is there anything Daft Punk makes that isn't amazing? Except maybe for the sweaty smell inside those helmets? Even stuff they don't make is awesome.
And here's their latest stunning creation: new retro-style posters promoting merchandise on their website. The ads, which click through on the site to badass gear including posters, T-shirts and a pretty sick belt buckle, are dripping with fantastic late-'70s-inspired disco-gloss, the perfect conceptual complement to the duo's Random Access Memories record.
Lose yourself to ads, robot friends.
More posters below. Via Pitchfork.
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Twitter and Billboard plan to create the Billboard Twitter Real-Time Charts: continuously updated lists of the songs being discussed and shared the most on Twitter in the United States.
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SFX, whose portfolio includes festivals around the world, reported that last year it had $170 million in revenue and a net loss of $119 million.
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Leo Burnett Chicago and music company Sizzer Amsterdam have released a behind-the-scenes documentary on the unusual, ethereal music Thomas Bloch provided for the agency’s recent Re/Max ad, “Dream With Your Eyes Open.”
To create his music Bloch relies on a series of unorthodox instruments, including the glass harmonica, christal baschet, and ondes martenot (most notably played by Johnny Greenwood of Radiohead). Bloch has worked as a musician, composer and producer with artists like Daft Punk, Gorillaz, and Tom Waits. In the mini-documentary Leo Burnett explores Bloch’s studio as Bloch explains the “infinite possibilities” of his instruments. Bloch’s music really brought the surreal “Dream With Your Eyes Open” spot together and the folks at Leo Burnett were clearly fascinated by the collaboration with Bloch and wanted to explore his world further.
“We wanted to create cinematic music with a contemporary, artful feel that would guide the emotional transitions between the gorgeous dream sequence, nightmarish crescendo and ultimately bring the resolution to reality,” said Chris Clark, senior music producer at Leo Burnett.
Stick around for credits and the Re/Max “Dream With Your Eyes Open” spot after the jump. continued…
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