This commercial isn’t real, neither are society’s standards of beauty. I love the line “My skin feels like PLASTIC!!!”
By Jesse Rosten
Fotoshop by Adobé from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.
Archive for the 'Film' Category
Well it’s a new day… And a new year! Perhaps the last year according to the Mayans(?!!)…
I love the year end lists of the “best of” this and that collections that pop up at the end of the year. Here are a few favorites that I’ve come across over the last few weeks that I thought I’d share with you.
Best visualizations
From visual.ly blog here’s an article on some of the best visualizations of 2011. I really have fallen in love with infographics, but I really like this list because it also includes some interactive information (http://cnn-ecosphere.com/ was my favorite for sure – zoom in and check out the tweets around the world!) as well as some great videos that are packed with interesting and useful information. I hope you enjoy these as much as I did! Another wonderful couple resources for infographics are Good magazine’s infographic page here: http://www.good.is/infographics and http://visualjournalism.com/
http://blog.visual.ly/20-great-visualizations-of-2011/
Best typefaces
Coming from venturebeat.com – here is a decent short list of the best web and mobile typefaces of 2011:
http://venturebeat.com/2011/12/22/best-2011-fonts/
Best cheat sheets
The best wordpress cheat sheets that I’ve found this year are from wptuts+ (love all the tuts+ sites!)
http://wp.tutsplus.com/category/articles/cheat-sheets/
Best movies???
The best movie list of the year – errrrrrr… I have yet to find one that I totally agree with.
Rolling stone has a decent list here: http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/lists/10-best-movies-of-2011-20111207 but there are for sure a few in their list that I would swap out. They don’t really have foreign films or any documentaries listed. I could probably make a list of 10 top documentaries because I watch so many… One of my favorites from this year was Waiting for Superman. If you are a student, or work in any part of education – or if you have children or are the least bit interested in education as a whole it’s a must-see. The hangover 2 and Sherlock Holmes were quite good, and Drive – although it was nicely done was a bit too slow for me – artistic and beautiful yes but also slow. The Tree of life was again beautiful but I like it more as a visual background than a story.
Best music!? Ahhhh that’s always a list too long and complex…
Danny Yount on Designing Film and TV Title Sequences, a great 45 minute video discussing production and design of title sequences with examples such as 6 feet under, kiss kiss bang bang and iron man…
See fora.tv for the full program.
Comparing Australia and America
Demo Reel
Personal Influences
‘Six Feet Under’: From Storyboard to Animatic
The Final Version
‘Kiss Kiss Bang Bang’
‘The Invasion’: Moving into 3D
The Final Versions
‘Fred Claus’
‘The Reaping’
‘RocknRolla’
‘Iron Man’: Going Retro
Danny Yount on Designing Film and TV Title Sequences from Australian Broadcasting Corporation on FORA.tv
No words. It’s just so beautiful.
Written, directed, animated, edited, and sound by Kirsten Lepore.
Bottle from Kirsten Lepore on Vimeo.
