A short video looking at 'Bitcoin', a decentralized digital currency.

Directed, Designed and Animated by Duncan Elms - duncanelms.com

Written and Voiced by Marc Fennell - marcfennell.com

This is a personal project done between other jobs. Therefore some of the stats are not up to date. For more info please see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin

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Software used: After Effects and Cinema 4D

Now on youtube as well: youtube.com/watch?v=SEbCbp1vc9Y

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I just finished my Bachelor project - a short animated trailer for a fictional education tv-series.

The internet has established itself as a repository of knowledge. The lion’s share of the world’s knowledge, experience and information resides on server farms and can be accessed by anyone at any time.

The work focuses on the shift of knowledge onto the internet and a question that arises from that shift: What will we still want to know when all information is permanently available?

The product is a two-minute trailer for an animated series on this theme of the transfer of knowledge. I am responsible for the script, the general form, the coordination of everyone involved and the project realisation.

Through an emotional grandfather/grandson relationship, the trailer illustrates how the transfer of knowledge has changed in the last three generations. At the same time, it deals with the difference between analogue and digital knowledge.

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Graphic and realization
Hardy Seiler

Text:
Hardy Seiler
Daniel Nauck

Motion-Design:
Jascha Müller
Jonathan Winkler

Sound:
Torsten Strer

Speaker:
Peter Bennett

Kindly supported by:
Stefan Heijnk

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Filmed & Directed by Kristian Ansand & Martin Gilluck Music by A Dancing Beggar Produced by ERTZUI FILM ertzui.de

The Rapha Continental was established in 2007 with the aim of rediscovering the lost spirit of cycling. To help realise that ambition, each year Rapha joins forces with some of the finest independent framebuilders from around the world.

The result is a growing collection of elegant custom bikes that reflect the craft and heritage of global framebuilding, bikes that are versatile enough to handle the wide range of terrain that the Continental riders encounter.

In 2013, the European framebuilders will include Amaro Bikes, Crema Cycles, Crisp Titanium, Edelbikes, Festska, St Joris Cycles, Vandeyk Contemporary Cycles, Vogel Fahrradrahmenbau and Tiziano Zullo.

LegoStorybuilder
An App that allows children to interact digitally with their creations , bringing the offline and online worlds together.

Art Direction: Dejan Jovanovic
Copywriter: Helena Heras
Motion Design: Rafael Perez
Sound Design: Adam Primack (Lime Studios)
Voice Over: Ric Spiegel (Mary Collins)
3D Design: Manuel Mero
Special Effects: German Leal
Instructor: Ina Ernesti

BIG THANKS TO MY AMAZING TEAM. IT WAS A BIG PLEASURE WORKING WITH EACH OF YOU.

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This short was shot with the The "MōVI" - a digital 3-axis gyro-stabilized handheld camera gimbal. The completely silent device weighs under 3.5 pounds bare and can be operated solo, or with the help of a second "gimbal" operator with a joystick to pull off some incredible moves. To read more about it go to: wp.me/pjtZ0-2a4 The resulting video from this shoot is at:vimeo.com/62917185

To download extra features go to: vimeo.com/ondemand/movi

All proceeds from the "Tip Jar" and Vimeo on Demand will benefit the Lollipop theater network lollipoptheater.org/ - a nonprofit organization that arranges showings of first-run movies to children confined to hospitals.