surreal…
Why would you want to kill yourself if you’re in the middle of the 110 degree desert, a million miles away from home, and fighting against crazy people?
The Story of Stuff Project →
The Story of Stuff Project was created by Annie Leonard to leverage and extend the film’s impact. We amplify public discourse on a series of environmental, social and economic concerns and facilitate the growing Story of Stuff community’s involvement in strategic efforts to build a more sustainable and just world. Our on-line community includes over 150,000 activists and we partner with hundreds of environmental and social justice organizations worldwide to create and distribute our films, curricula and other content.
AgencyNet →
The spirit of AgencyNet is clearly the team of creatives behind its work. Showing the team at work (and play) behind the scenes in the office is refreshing, well executed and a great way to engage viewers to learn about the company.
Prologue →
Any company that designs opening credits and effects for movies needs a keen aesthetic sense, and Prologue Films’ visual dynamic is evident on its website. A clean grid with gray tones puts the company’s custom type and effects (an impressive collection) front and center, the same technique made famous by artists and photographers. Using a pop-up window for the content, though, is ill-advised.
Cotinz filmando Akira Shiroma na Paulista.
Foto: Alex Brandão
Video: Waiting for the End of the World. Lee Deaville.
Augmented City 3D. Keiichi Matsuda.
