Flea Circus was founded in 1994, specializing in 2D/3D design and animation for commercials.
New Zealand-born animator/artist John Robertson is a one-flea circus, working from his base in London. His commercial for Gordon's Gin won a Bronze Lion at Cannes in 2005.
Rexona: Paper Doll
Toyota Prius - Commercial
Fragmentos de sus obras en curiouspictures.com
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Darren Walsh
Darren Walsh trained at West Surrey College of Art & Design, where he completed his award-winning graduation film "Oozat" (1993). He later worked as a freelance animator in Bristol on commercials and music videos, earning a number of awards and much recognition for his work. In 2003, he moved to London and joined Passion Pictures, where he has directed a series of commercials which combine live-action and animation in major international campaigns.
The NEW Sony Bravia advert
We Made Sony’s Play-Doh Bunnies Bounce
Angry Kid - Russian Roulette
He's a ginger-haired kid in a parka, but don't underestimate this little hellraiser; Angry Kid is the product of Aardman Animations but couldn't be further from the amiable antics of Wallace & Gromit. If he's not stuffing himself with chocolate and fizzy drinks until he's sick, Angry Kid is ramming a cotton bud up his nose or relentlessly picking on his little sister.
Originally played on the Internet and digital television, these (roughly) one-minute sketches are sarcastic, irreverent and definitely not aimed at kids. In "Bone" Angry Kid falls off his bike and has to fend off a ravenous dog who's after the bone newly jutting out from his broken elbow, while in "Hoax Call" he torments a directory enquiries man into shooting himself. Animated using a process called pixilation, director Darren Walsh created Angry Kid using a real actor as a base for a series of masks, creating movements frame by frame. His expressions are hilarious, but what's most appealing about this repugnant little brat is his embodiment of teen angst. Alongside the gross-out humour come some classic observations on teenage quirks, like Angry Kid facetiously enquiring which swear words he's allowed to use. Remember doing that? (via)
Los capítulos de Angry Kid se pueden ver en AtomFilms.
Vodafone "MayFly"
Entrevista a Darren Walsh
The NEW Sony Bravia advert
We Made Sony’s Play-Doh Bunnies Bounce
Angry Kid - Russian Roulette
He's a ginger-haired kid in a parka, but don't underestimate this little hellraiser; Angry Kid is the product of Aardman Animations but couldn't be further from the amiable antics of Wallace & Gromit. If he's not stuffing himself with chocolate and fizzy drinks until he's sick, Angry Kid is ramming a cotton bud up his nose or relentlessly picking on his little sister.
Originally played on the Internet and digital television, these (roughly) one-minute sketches are sarcastic, irreverent and definitely not aimed at kids. In "Bone" Angry Kid falls off his bike and has to fend off a ravenous dog who's after the bone newly jutting out from his broken elbow, while in "Hoax Call" he torments a directory enquiries man into shooting himself. Animated using a process called pixilation, director Darren Walsh created Angry Kid using a real actor as a base for a series of masks, creating movements frame by frame. His expressions are hilarious, but what's most appealing about this repugnant little brat is his embodiment of teen angst. Alongside the gross-out humour come some classic observations on teenage quirks, like Angry Kid facetiously enquiring which swear words he's allowed to use. Remember doing that? (via)
Los capítulos de Angry Kid se pueden ver en AtomFilms.
Vodafone "MayFly"
Entrevista a Darren Walsh
Peter Sluszka
Raised in the suburbs of New York, Peter Sluszka was ensnared by the city's undertow for as long as he can remember. Once a mysterious place of ancient relatives speaking in tongues, Manhattan became home when Peter studied literature and visual arts at Columbia University, eventually contriving to combine his love of storytelling and visual innovation by studying stop-motion animation at SVA. Zillions of frames and innumerable painstaking shots later, he would love to retire but honestly wouldn't know what else to do.
Noted in Creativity Magazine's 2006 "Director to know now", Peter has directed animation for original content, animation on commercials, music videos and television series, Peter has collaborated with Michel Gondry, and manipulated everything from traditional foam latex puppets, to meat, origami, snow, and yarn.(via)
"smithwicks shergar"
regina spektor "samson"
Noted in Creativity Magazine's 2006 "Director to know now", Peter has directed animation for original content, animation on commercials, music videos and television series, Peter has collaborated with Michel Gondry, and manipulated everything from traditional foam latex puppets, to meat, origami, snow, and yarn.(via)
"smithwicks shergar"
regina spektor "samson"
Laurent Nicolas
Laurent Nicolas & David Nicolas (Numero 6)
At the age of 21, after sitting an entrance exam, David was accepted into the ”Gobelins de Paris”, School of animation where he studied for 3 years. He acquired a basic knowledge of animation and briefly started to work on 3D animation. With the help of his computer, he taught himself how to make his first short films in 2D animation.
Painting, the designing of record covers, and animated series are his principal activities. In collaboration with Laurent, his brother, he directed an animated series ”Les Lascars” on the subject of housing estates in the suburbs, which was bought and broadcast by CANAL+, Channel 4 and a German channel. David & Laurent then went on to direct an animated short film entitled ”Pierre le cosmonaute”. Shortly after finishing this film, they signed with Partizan Midi Minuit with the aim of developing their graphic skills on diverse projects. This has certainly been the case. Their fantastic music promo entitled "Starlight" for the group Supermen Lovers was very well received, being selected for many festivals and the French "Victoire de la Musique 2002" Awards. This was followed by a second music promo for Super Fury Animals entitled "It's not the end of the world" which won the special jury prize at the prestigious Imagina 2002 Festival and a silver at D&AD. After completing a UK campaign for the radio station Capital FM David & Laurent have worked on a number of large advertising campaigns including a Halifax commercial for DLKW and Coca Cola projects for the World Cup.
More recently David took the internet by storm with a series of viral films he made while researching his first feature project, a comedy about the biggest UFO hoax of all time which is to be produced by Partizan Films. The films David made showed UFOs flying across the skies of Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Brooklyn. They clocked up over 3 million hits within their first two weeks on YouTube and were featured in the LA Times, on CNN and on Fox News. (via)
Super Furry Animals - "It's Not The End of the World?"
Supermen Lovers - "Starlight"
At the age of 21, after sitting an entrance exam, David was accepted into the ”Gobelins de Paris”, School of animation where he studied for 3 years. He acquired a basic knowledge of animation and briefly started to work on 3D animation. With the help of his computer, he taught himself how to make his first short films in 2D animation.
Painting, the designing of record covers, and animated series are his principal activities. In collaboration with Laurent, his brother, he directed an animated series ”Les Lascars” on the subject of housing estates in the suburbs, which was bought and broadcast by CANAL+, Channel 4 and a German channel. David & Laurent then went on to direct an animated short film entitled ”Pierre le cosmonaute”. Shortly after finishing this film, they signed with Partizan Midi Minuit with the aim of developing their graphic skills on diverse projects. This has certainly been the case. Their fantastic music promo entitled "Starlight" for the group Supermen Lovers was very well received, being selected for many festivals and the French "Victoire de la Musique 2002" Awards. This was followed by a second music promo for Super Fury Animals entitled "It's not the end of the world" which won the special jury prize at the prestigious Imagina 2002 Festival and a silver at D&AD. After completing a UK campaign for the radio station Capital FM David & Laurent have worked on a number of large advertising campaigns including a Halifax commercial for DLKW and Coca Cola projects for the World Cup.
More recently David took the internet by storm with a series of viral films he made while researching his first feature project, a comedy about the biggest UFO hoax of all time which is to be produced by Partizan Films. The films David made showed UFOs flying across the skies of Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Brooklyn. They clocked up over 3 million hits within their first two weeks on YouTube and were featured in the LA Times, on CNN and on Fox News. (via)
Super Furry Animals - "It's Not The End of the World?"
Supermen Lovers - "Starlight"
Pete Candeland
Pete Candeland, born in Australia, in 1972 and was hired by Disney in Sydney straight from high school, after they saw his drawing skills. Since then, he has worked on many commercials and films, including Disney’s "Beauty and The Beast". He joined Passion Pictures as a director in 2000, and collaborated with "Tank Girl" creator Jamie Hewlett on a variety of projects. After directing several more commercials and idents, Candeland once again joined forces with Hewlett to co-direct the Gorillaz promos.(via)
Gordon's Gin
Rock Band Trailer "Highway Star"
KIA sportage commercial
Gorillaz featuring Shaun Ryder- Dare
Gorillaz "El Mañana"
Gorillaz - "Feel Good Inc."
Gorillaz "Dirty Harry"
Gordon's Gin
Rock Band Trailer "Highway Star"
KIA sportage commercial
Gorillaz featuring Shaun Ryder- Dare
Gorillaz "El Mañana"
Gorillaz - "Feel Good Inc."
Gorillaz "Dirty Harry"
Romain Segaud
Romain Segaud born in 1980. After a bachelor of sciences, he integrated supinfocom school in valenciennes (north of France). tim tom is his first film Cristel Pougeoise first wanted to study cinema, but she was also very attracted by animation, that is why she integrated supinfocom and began to work with romain, tim tom is her first film (via)
Joe Dassin "Bip Bip"
Tim Tom (2002)
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Joe Dassin "Bip Bip"
Tim Tom (2002)
romainsegaud.com
SSSR
SSSR es un colectivo de animación dirigido por Kristian Hammerstad, Marc Reisbig y Yu Sato y basado en la empresa de producción Passion Pictures
Subtle 'Swan Meat'
Subtle 'The Long Vein Of the Law'
Subtle 'The Mercury Craze'
Zune Arts
Subtle 'Swan Meat'
Subtle 'The Long Vein Of the Law'
Subtle 'The Mercury Craze'
Zune Arts
Tim Hope
After completing a degree in Theology, Tim Hope moved to London where he worked as a stand up comedian for four years. He started to explore the possibilities of computer animation to accompany his live performances. Later he created short animated personalised Birthday Cards for his family and friends as a way of saving money. His next project The Wolfman won a number of awards, including the grand jury prize at the Japan Digital Animation Festival. Tim joined Passion Pictures in May 2000 as a director of music videos and commercials. His promos include Trouble (MTV Award 2001, Best Art Direction) for Coldplay and I Walk the Earth for King Biscuit Time, which won the prize for Best Animated Music Video at Annecy 2001, France (the world's largest animation festival). Hope has since directed music videos for One Giant Leap, Jimmy Eat World, Disney and R.E.M. and commercials including Hewlett Packard, Acura and Playstation 2. (via)
"The Wolfman" (1999)
Coldplay - "Don't Panic"
Coldplay - "Trouble"
"The Wolfman" (1999)
Coldplay - "Don't Panic"
Coldplay - "Trouble"
Guilherme Marcondes
I was born in São Paulo, Brazil. I started working as an illustrator when I was still in Architecture school. In 2000 I joined the brazilian animation studio Lobo where I worked for five years, eventually directing spots for international clients such as Diesel, Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. In 2005 I went to London to direct the build-up campaign for that year's Europe Music Awards at MTV Networks. I came back to São Paulo and directed "Tyger", a short
film that won more than 20 awards around the world. I moved
to the US in 2006 and worked for a year at the renowned studio Motion Theory. I'm currently living in Los Angeles, directing short films and commercials.(via:www.guilherme.tv)
"Tyger" (2006)
film that won more than 20 awards around the world. I moved
to the US in 2006 and worked for a year at the renowned studio Motion Theory. I'm currently living in Los Angeles, directing short films and commercials.(via:www.guilherme.tv)
"Tyger" (2006)
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