Commissioned by: PostPanic / Client: KPN / Year: 2008
My role: design
Directed by: Mischa Rozema (for PostPanic)

The KPN Fibre Optic commercial, directed by Mischa Rozema, visually demonstrates the life before and after fiber optics, illustrated in hand-crafted backgrounds, live action, and CG animation. I worked on additional motion design and the key visuals for the print campaign.

More: theqbf.com/?p=project&id=kpnfiberoptics

Showreel 2009 : The QBF // Martijn Hogenkamp // Motion Director & Designer


00:05 TomTom Go commissioned by: PostPanic my role: motion design
00:07 De VacatureManager commissioned by: Buro Knapzak my role: direction & design
00:14 The Ambient Life commissioned by: Buro Knapzak my role: concept, scenario, direction & design
00:31 Protest commissioned by: PostPanic my role: direction & design
00:39 Nike Cortez commissioned by: PostPanic my role: direction & design
00:45 Buro Knapzak Ident commissioned by: Buro Knapzak my role: direction & design
00:52 Club Seat commissioned by: Taxi Amsterdam my role: direction & design
01:00 Nike Players Truth commissioned by: PostPanic my role: motion design
01:14 KLM GiftCard commissioned by: ShopAround / Lemz my role: direction & design
01:18 TMF Awards 2006 commissioned by: PostPanic my role: motion design
01:25 MTV Ident MTV contest my role: direction & design
01:28 Greedy graduation project my role: design & design
01:36 KPN Mine commissioned by: Taxi Amsterdam my role: direction & design
01:43 Ondergrond Promo graduation project my role: direction & design
01:49 Nikon commissioned by: PostPanic my role: motion design

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The Spoken Project combines spoken word with music. The new album, spoken by dr. Birgit Lühr is available at Itunes.

Together with Bob Joosten, Koen Knevel, and Buro Knapzak we came up with a concept that fuses live action, typeface and animation. In a quick turn-around of three days I worked on the design, grading and edit.

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PLATONIC FRACTURE Is a animation short series personal project.
Its about the metamorphosis of a simple platonic object (icosahedron) which is in Love with music and sound.

animation: Dirk Rauscher
music: Hendrik Meyer

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In February of 2009 we got a call from Catherine Owens, the long time super creative director for the uber-famous band U2. Catherine came across our work and knew she found the team who could help with U2’s 2009 world tour (titled 360). After a quick stint of meetings in New York, we came back to the Bangkok studio and begin work for the following two months on numerous ideas. We began our development on the videos for the tracks Beautiful Day, Ultra Violet and The Unforgettable Fire. The first series of works involved filming small fish common in the canals of Bangkok for very fluid and dreamlike sequences. For the second series we explored mapping the films into a 3d space and further distorting them for an enhanced depth and perspective. Then for the last series of works we explored more solid colors, 2d and fast paced clips to stimulate lighting effects and screen energy during the performance. In the end we created over 100 different sequences, with over 300 total clips delivered in various formats, colors and speeds.

The concert opened in Barcelona on June 30, 2009 to a sold out crowd of 90,000 fans. The screen that displayed this work was designed by Willie Williams, Mark Fisher, Chuck Hoberman, and Frederic Opsomer. The screen was composed of 888 individual hexagonal panels that support 500,000 Barco LED pixels. It can transform from seven meters to 22 meters high and move up and down.

Creative Director: Michael Paul Young
Lead Designer: Michael Paul Young
Designers: Lee Suetorsak, Taechit Jiropaskosol, Jackkrit Anantakul
Animators: Lee Suetorsak, Taechit Jiropaskosol, Jackkrit Anantakul, Michael Paul Young
Editor: Lee Suetorsak
Soundtrack: Beautiful Day © 2000 U2 & Universal-Island Records Ltd.

michaelpaulyoung.com/2009/u2/