The Bravery "Slow Poison"

We just finished this music video for The Bravery here at Buck NY. Everything came together, a short deadline, tons of design, comp and editorial work, 2 shoots (One of them on the moon), basically no life outside of the office for 4 weeks and we had to listen to the song at least 10 times a day. If there's a karaoke contest of Slow Poison somewhere we totally gonna rule! Enjoy it here: CLICK






Also there are - as usual - some nice pictures from the shoot on the green screen moon on the Buck site: CLICK

Un tour de Manège from Les Manèges on Vimeo.

Beautiful work from 5 highly talented Gobelins students.

Halloween 09

That was fun! Not only that I saw a costume store on Saturday night that was completely messed up and emptied, but also tons of beautiful and creative costumes covering up drunk people jumping through the streets of Brooklyn.

Anna and Mike invited us to their new studio and took those beautiful pictures, thanks again so much for that!

The Kiwis (in super cute homemade costumes) tried to sneak in every picture that was taken that night, understandable in this case though, because they wanted to join their Grape friends for a beautiful Still Life.

My personal favourite: The Damian Hirst Installation Costume!

All Pictures ©2009 Anna Wolf, annawolf.com, mikeperrystudio.com

And a little note on the side, we were working pretty hard the last few weeks, that's why there was no time to post whatsoever. But the result looks great and can be found here soon....

Keith Schofield...

...is a very talented director of commercials and music videos. After checking his great interpretation of end credits
in the new video for Lenny Kravitz & JUSTICE here

don't miss the amazing Diesel Cel-Animated Porn viral in case you haven't seen it yet:

and the clip for the BPA feat. David Byrne and Dizzee Rascal:

Actually, check the whole site, www.keithschofield.com, amazing and inspiring work can be found there!

Happy Birthday Manhattan Bridge

The Manhattan Bridge turned 100 years old today. It was designed by Ralph Modjeski and Leon Moiseff and was the last of the 3 bridges connecting Brooklyn with Manhattan. Even though it's very noisy to cross, because you're walking or biking next to trains and cars, the view is stunning and it's never as busy as the Brooklyn Bridge, which makes it a joy to cyclists that are sick running into tourists on the bike lane.
Also worth to check out after a walk across the bridge: Joseph Pelling and Dan Britts short movies.
outside the box

The Lost Coin

The Colouring


And for a good weekend relaxer here some CG Polar Bear hockey amazingness:

Pico by takcom

Awesome animation by Takafumi Tsuchiya to experimental jazz music by SJQ. Via Feed.

CGI-Brows