Since September 29th 2008, Polish-American film-maker Lech Kowalski has been posting new video segments each and every Monday, taking a multilateral approach to the complex issues currently making the world a nervous place. Accompanied by unsettling audio by Mimetic, the segments range from the abstract (The Eye) to the hard-hitting Fuck 911, show-casing a new … Continued
Finally a new episode of Bendito Machine – the online animated series by Barcelona-based Peruvian artist/illustrator Jossie Malis. The series deals with mankind’s intricate relationship with religion. In this episode, the small village community replaces their old radiophonic deity by a new sort of techno-demon in the shape of a giant living tv screen. Hilarious … Continued
Daniel Rabinowitz was one of the first filmmakers to come up with an authentic, personal vision of documentary storytelling for the web. His project is Neighborhoodfilms.com and it works like this: filmmakers from all over the world are invited to give the internet viewer an intimate look at their neighborhoods and the stories of the … Continued
Craig Robinson has brought a lot of goodness to the web. He is one of those people whose life gradually became more and more entangled with a personal web project. Craigh’s own sparkling little universe is flipflopflyin.com, where he hosts his many creations: Batman & Robinson, Pete & Bob and the ever so popular (and … Continued
SubmarineChannel has the Pretty Cool People Interviews, Hillman Curtis has The Artist Series. Actually his artists are pretty cool as well. To be honest, Curtis has interviewed some of our own personal heroes. People like conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner, award winning music video director Mark Romanek and the brilliant Austrian graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister. What’s … Continued
David Oreilly, the talented young Irish animator and creator of the insanely popular Octocat series won a Golden Bear in Berlin for his brand-new series ‘Please Say Something‘. Oreilly made 25 episodes of this “30 Second Breakneck Heartbreak Uncut Turbodrama” which premiered this month at the Berlin Film Festival.
If your Internet search history was exposed to the world, what would it say about you? I Love Alaska is the audio-visualization of three months of search queries by AOL user #711391. Combining a digital voice and soothing Alaskan nature shots, artist duo Lernert Engelberts and Sander Plug reveal the yearnings of a conflicted housewife … Continued
This series of online micro-docs broadcast daily from two war-ravaged Israel-Palestine border towns, should snuff out any lingering doubters of the Webdoc genre. The humour, resourcefulness, and resigned acceptance with which the twelve featured characters go about their daily lives provide a poignant contrast to the ‘suicide bombers vs snipers’ theme favoured by news reporters. … Continued
United Vloggers treats us to 2 cheeky helpings of Berlin-based video artist and Youtube hedonist, Oliver Laric. In Aircondition, a klutzy dance routine to Laric’s own crisp Bangra-lectro composition, turns into a mesmerizing motion graphic, as myriad frames are echoed in one animated layer. For Touch My Body (Green Screen Version), he cuts out every … Continued
Finally some big guns (Marvel, CBS mobile and publishing house Scribner) have opened their eyes wide to the potential of mobile entertainment. Their Killer Content project for small screen mobile platforms is a graphic novel/video series hybrid called “N”, created by none other than the King of Terror Stephen King and esteemed graphic novelist Alex … Continued
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