
Aol Phase 02
1 year ago
A second series of reveal films created for AOL and launched at the New Museum, NYC. Used for web video, mobile, digital campaigns and outdoor LED displays.
Commissioned - Wolff Olins NYC
Creative Direction - Matt Pyke at Universal Everything
Animation - Chris Perry at Universal Everything and Michael Merron at Analog studio
Sound - Simon Pyke at Freefarm
Commissioned - Wolff Olins NYC
Creative Direction - Matt Pyke at Universal Everything
Animation - Chris Perry at Universal Everything and Michael Merron at Analog studio
Sound - Simon Pyke at Freefarm
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If I were to see these played on TV I would mistaken AOL for a TV channel...
Either Olins is pushing this direction or ...
I don't think these fit with the idea of an internet corp.
Anyways, the films are great nevertheless!!
And is that Matt Pyke I see leaping around at the end of the video? :)
perfect audio/visual marriage.
great work :)
My favourite segment is the first - but within it - when the trails start to get "eaten" by the ghostly silhouettes. I'd love to see a clip starting with the fully drawn background, and only as it starts to degrade, do you realise that it's been drawn by human movement.
I digress...
Awesome work as always Universal Everything!
It's funny, I was listening to Daft Punk's "Daft Club" the other day and the intro starts off with dial-up. Ahaha, the good ol' days.
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I wish I could see a making of.
Can you give some hints? Some kind of depth map to cinema 4d or something?