VITRINE
VITRINE
Dolly Said No to Elvis by Heather Colbert
Heather Colbert’s music video for “Dolly Said No to Elvis," by Mark Nevin, tells the iconic true story of how Dolly Parton refused to part with her song 'I will always love you' when Colonel Tom Parker wanted to take 50% of the royalties if Elvis recorded it.
Monsters Don’t Exist by Nicola Bernardi, Luca Barberis Organista, and Ilaria Angelini
In “Monster’s Don’t Exist,” boredom not only bears some pretty awesome monsters, but an unlikely partnership as well.
Mr. Playwood by Happy Hippie Lab
“Each wooden constructor is in the box. When you open it, the magic begins.” This, according to Director Tina Tanashchuk, was the inspiration for Happy Hippie Lab’s ad for Mr Playwood toys.
The Search for Comfort by Scary Cat Studios
In this piece we get to see what happens when the Stone Age cast gets a furniture upgrade, and let’s just say they are less than easy on their new pieces.
HOWL by Other Brother Studios
When we asked Stuart Bury of Other Brother Studios about their recent short, HOWL, he told me, “Our main goal was to create a piece of character animation that packed as much story into a small amount of time as possible.”
Early Man by Aardman Animations
Aardman Animations’ Early Man, the latest feature from director Nick Park (of Wallace and Gromit fame), is out in theaters this Friday and looking to be another hit.
Disjointed by Paper Panther Studios
This week we’re featuring our second recent pick from Netflix Originals: a one-minute piece by Paper Panther Studios, which served as the finale to episode four of the second season of the hit show, Disjointed.
Buddy Thunderstruck by Stoopid Buddy Stoodios
The “Buddy Thunderstruck” series by Stoopid Buddy Stoodios is a fast-paced stop-motion comedy that targets ages 5-12, but is truly good fun for the whole family.