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The Peculiar Crime of Oddball Mr Jay by Bruno Caetano
In a city where nature has been forbidden, a small crime by a simple man triggers a chain of unexpected consequences.
All Tender Things by Tatu Pohjavirta
“Is it possible for us to honor other people’s sacred values?” This is the central question director, Tatu Pohjavirta seeks to answer in his new allegoric short, "All Tender Things."
Canon EOS R Stop Motion Firmware Provides 1920 x 1280 Live View
For the first time, we're officially recommending a camera system for shooting professional quality stop motion with Dragonframe!
Honest Tea’s “Small Decision, Big Impact” by Passion Animation Studios
“Small Decision, Big Impact” communicates the way in which large-scale change can come from choices that are very small (perhaps as small as a little wooded puppet).
LOEWE’s “An Otter’s Tale” by Nina Gantz
In a film by Blinkink’s Nina Gantz for LOEWE’s and in collaboration with acclaimed puppeteer Josie Corben (Isle of Dogs), this week’s pick mixes live action with Corben’s highly stylized, hand-cut and sewn fabric puppets for the launch of LOEWE’s William De Morgan Christmas Capsule collection.
Greenpeace’s “The Handmade Gift” by Anna Mantzaris
Greenpeace France has a new ad for the holidays adeptly tying the beauty of handmade gifts with objects a child “finds” around the house and the dangers of air pollution, imploring viewers to, “Help us make our cities breathable. Act on www.greepeace.fr/Xmask.”
Cooking With Wool by Andrea Love
Andrea Love's “Cooking with Wool,” is a sweet stop motion short we found on Instagram. The piece features human fingers cooking in a tiny woolen kitchen, including an electric burner that turns from green to red when hot, and butter that melts in the pan.
Captain 3-D by Victor Haegelin
Captain3D is an ordinary super hero 30cm high. He doesn't actually own a super power but he has a big heart and when puts his super anaglyph glasses he sees the world in relief. His main motivation, says the director: "Rescue nice ladies in danger!"