Tim MacMillan for Rip Curl
Film Club director Tim Macmillan in his role as technical supervisor has created the first ever "30 camera Array" to be used in the surf for this latest video by Rip Curl Australia.
The team used GoPro HD cameras for the shoot and the results are stunning, never before seen surf footage that can be viewed in a combination of angles for a true in the round perspective.
Belle Mellor illustrated wine bottles
Film Club director Em Cooper Wins Silver award for best campaign!
Em's short film 'Is It Love' won a silver award for Best campaign at the CIPR awards in Bristol on 21st October.
The short animated film was commissioned by Exeter based PR agency KOR communications as part of a domestic abuse awareness campaign aimed at girls aged 13 - 17 in abusive relationships and explaining to the young audiences the kind of behaviour that is not acceptable.
Well Done Em!
The Nest premiere at Vancouver International Film Festival
heres a photo of her taken before the premiere screening of her latest short animated film 'The Nest'
"I really enjoyed my trip to Vancouver International Film Festival for the N.American premiere of The Nest! The cinemas were packed, the screenings went well and I met some really interesting directors and saw some fantastic films. All in all a fantastic experience although I ended up slightly worse for wear from all the festival’s free parties!"
Belle Mellor illustrations for the Guardian
The Guardian Wednesday 12 october 2011
Sorry is not enough. Fox has to go and, if he won't, Cameron should fire him
The defence secretary's weasel words cannot hide a gross failure of judgment. Resignation is the only decent course
The Guardian September 11th 2011
Memories are still vivid, but we need to declare the end of the 9/11 era
Mark the September 11 anniversary with care, then stop this lethal thinking and the grave misjudgements it caused
The Economist 3rd September 2011
Drops to drink
Desalination: A technique called electrodialysis may provide a cheaper way to freshen seawater for human consumption
The Guardian Tuesday 23 August 2011
Being volunteered to work for nothing: a new recipe for the likes of them
Cameron and Blair talk of a rump at the bottom of society – rhetoric that suits businesses getting unpaid labour out of it
The Best Seat In The World
Film Club's in house editor Danny Mcguinness, has made a 25 minute documentary about Herne Hill Velodrome, heres the 90 second trailer.......lovely !
Film Club for Chivas Regal 25
Condensed into three minutes, the film consists of archive images animated and manipulated using After Effects to create a three dimensional world that can be explored as it moves through the different ages to tell the story.
Yui Hamagashira for Led Bib "Is That a Woodblock?"
Music video for 'Is That a Woodblock?' by Film Club director Yui Hamagashira for the Mercury-nominated Led Bib on their new album 'Bring Your Own' released February 7th on Cuneiform Records.
"On the edge of the Oxeye" drawings
Sketch by Film Club director Yui Hamagashira from her 2009 film "On the Edge of the Oxeye"
click to view film
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Tim Macmillan for Burberry
Film Club director Tim Macmillan worked with director & photographer Mario Testino to design and build the world’s first interactive video array sequences for the Burberry Autumn/Winter Collection 2010 website.
Paul Bush for Asda George
Animation company Film Club has joined forces with live action production company th2ng to make a mixed media ad for George at Asda through Fallon.
The final look is as if stickers in a kid's exercise book have come to life. The sticker kids jump around as their clothes animate and change.
To get the performances from the kids they were shot real time by Film Club’s Paul Bush and th2ng's Nick Meikle and then frame cut afterwards to get the "animation look".
Animated doodles and sketches were added to pages of the exercise book to complete the look.
All post production was completed at th1ng.
BBC Christmas Lectures title sequence
Directed by Jonathan Topf for the BBC4 Royal Institution christmas lectures 2010.
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