VITRINE
VITRINE
Global Women – Career Limiting by Anna Mantzaris
When Animator, Anna Mantzaris was approached by Global Women and Saatchi & Saatchi to create a spot for Global Women New Zeeland for International Womens Day, 2021, she was thrilled. “It’s such a motivation to work both with a project that has a great cause that I support but also feel for,” she told us.
The Cloister by Sam Lane
“The Cloister” is based on the true story of Katy Perry trying to buy a convent from a group of nuns in LA...What?!
Nod. Wink. Horse. by Ollie Magee
There is something that gets in the way of watching Ollie Magee’s short “Nod. Wink. Horse.” and that’s sort of the point.
Good Intentions by Anna Mantzaris
In Good Intentions’ small thriller about decision making and guilt, a young woman responsible for a car accident. She escapes the scene but can’t stop thinking, or imagining, what happened to the other driver. The scenes that ensue, as the woman then becomes a ghost of its former self, are what really grabbed our eye. We’d never seen a ghost puppet before and director, Anna Mantzaris, pulled it off very well.
The Coin by Siqi Song
The Coin is a film about tradition, family, immigration, and most importantly, about finding ourselves,” says Chinese director Siqi Song. She goes on to explain the origins of a short that we found exceptional in both visual and narrative achievement.
Wushu Stop Motion by Polina Kutukina
In a study of human mechanics and art, Russian animator, Polina Kutukina, has created an animation of Jade Xu, three-time Wushu/Kung Fu World world champion, practicing her craft with uncanny exactitude. “The main
Animist by Kenta Shinohara
Japanese Director, Kenta Shinohara, defines his episodic Youtube channel, Animist, this way: “"Animist" is a person who believes that every material thing has a soul; a human being that worships Animism. In this channel, we bring lifeless objects to life.”
Master of Science in Applied Computational Life Sciences by Walkingframes
This week, we feature an online promotional video put out by The University of Applied Sciences Zürich (ZHAW) about their new master’s degree in computational life sciences. Understanding the practical uses of machine learning can be some pretty heady stuff. That’s where stop motion comes in.