We saw the premiere of this beautiful trailer for the international Playgrounds Festival on Wednesday at Press Play, a special launch for the festival, held at hybrid studio PostPanic. We have to admit that we had never heard of the festival before – maybe because it’s held in Tilburg – but learned it shows the best of digital audiovisual art in the world – music videos, animations, commercials, character design, VFX and games. The event at PostPanic gave the Amsterdam creative community a taste of what’s to come next year when the festival relocates to the city. There were four artist talks on the night; UVA (London), Pleix (Paris), Dvein (Barcelona) and PostPanic’s Mischa Rozema. This trailer, combining live action with animation, was directed by Onesize and produced by Revolver Media. It conveys the essence of the festival; creating a 3D fantasy that looks so authentic that it becomes reality.
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Playgrounds Festival; the real world of 3D fantasy
Friday, October 9th, 2009Online gambling: a digital rollercoaster ride
Thursday, September 17th, 2009
Since we don’t gamble online (or offline, for that matter), we had never heart of bwin before. Apparently it is the number one player in online ‘gaming’ (as they euphemistically prefer to call it), offering 30,000 bets daily in more than 90 sports, available in 22 different languages. Amsterdam based ‘hybrid studio’ PostPanic, created this digital rollercoaster ride – directed by Mischa Rozema. The film, a beautiful metaphorical tour through bwin’s website, was enriched by the cinematic sounds of MassiveMusic. Though the concept in itself is not super original, the execution is a piece of art. In fact, a very expensive one. It makes you realize how much money is being earned (and lost!) in online gambling.
MTV Shorts
Friday, November 28th, 2008MTV has a rich tradition of showing creative short bumpers that brand the channel with an edgy tone of voice. To give this some more awareness MTV asked several Amsterdam (production) agencies to give their interpretation of ‘Oooh! MTV’. Most times it was translated into ‘a tribute to MTV’. As from today the results are shown on a dedicated website and on the music channel itself. Most creative shops really made the effort. We were especially impressed by the ones made by …,Staat (embedded) and PostPanic (I’m everything all of the time).