The Vendor/Client Relationship
Posted by Bill Trammel in VideosSep 11th, 2009 | 2 Comments
I’ve emailed this video to so many people that I think I need to just post it on my blog so I can tell them to go check it out here. The concept, the dialogue, and the attitudes are so, so true to life. If you have ever done any freelance work, or done design work for a client of any kind, you will relate to this video. Period. Enjoy. Also, HUGE props to Scofield Editorial, Inc. Read More →
Killer Architecture/Visual Media Mashup | The Living, Breathing Building by Urban Screens
Posted by Bill Trammel in VideosJul 27th, 2009 | 1 Comment
I was immediately intrigued when I read that the premise of this installation was “what it would look like if a building was dreaming”. The artists chose a building designed by a very strict, visually organized architect, O.M. Ungers, then proceeded to turn it into a very organic, pulsating building. I checked out the organization’s site here, and got the impression they’d stumbled onto an effective idea that happens to be well-timed technology-wise. Urban Screens basically puts interesting artwork/video on huge screens in very public places, then records the effect...
Incredible Wedding Entrance. Almost makes Chris Brown cool.
Posted by Bill Trammel in VideosJul 24th, 2009 | 4 Comments
Mr. David Denio passed on a most delightful link to me today. A couple in Minnesota apparently had way too much fun putting together their wedding entrance. It is happy, well-timed, cheesy, and overall a delight to watch. The track is Chris Brown’s “Forever”. Note the short guy in the stunner shades. No expression, completely serious, and sweet dance moves. Sooo funny. Even though I probably wouldn’t do something like this for my wedding, I still find it well-executed and nice that they had such a good time for their once-in-a-lifetime moment. Enjoy. Read More →
Advertising Done Right – Mabona Origami : Asics Commercial
Posted by Bill Trammel in Origami, VideosJul 23rd, 2009 | No Comments
During my blog perusing today I found a video that was so stunningly well-executed, I had to save it here for posterity. There’s not much to say, you just have to watch it. Read More →
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