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Action scene Bollywood style

September 3rd, 2010 by NickS

We can always use more exploding helicopters and machete throwing in our lives.




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Gluko & Lennon

September 3rd, 2010 by NickS

Gluko & Lennon ENG from Gluko & Lennon on Vimeo.

“Gluko & Lennon” is a fun pilot by Punga and production company L’Orange Gutan. The colors and animation are great. It’s sure to put a smile on your face!




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Words Will Leave You Speechless

August 27th, 2010 by nora

This piece by Everynone (in Collaboration with WNYC’s Radiolab & NPR) proves that sometimes there are no words, sometimes too many, and sometimes the scene speaks for itself.




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Mad Men Moments and Memories, oh my!

August 26th, 2010 by LauraB

For the hardcore Mad Men fan in your life – ever wondered what was in that Christmas Card that Don gave to Allison in Season 4, Episode 2? Well. Now you can read it for yourself…along with many other memorable Mad Men moments and memoribilia..the alliterations are just endless. AMC has posted a better look at some of the most significant objects from the popular show here.




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Scottish history with a modern drift

August 26th, 2010 by LauraB

Be sure to watch the full Ad here

This BBC Ad created by ISO Design uses such gorgeous footage, that we think this could have been a Scottish Travel Ad…but really, it’s that tilt-shift effect and the innovative text floating away in the wind that caught our eye. The result? A design-based twist on the historical.




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FedEx – window to the world?

August 26th, 2010 by LauraB

This new campaign from DDB Agency, Brazil for Fedex is a pretty sweet concept.

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