Posts Tagged ‘Arts and Entertainment’
Screen Shot Friday 110415 ::
I’m going to use this Screen Shot Friday to update you on some of the progress in Atomic Robo: Last Stop. A lot has happened in the last month! Visit theFictory.com for more info and great pictures.
Tags: 3d, Animation, Arts and Entertainment, atomic robo, Brian Clevenger, Helsingard, Last Stop, Post Production, Scott Wegner, Traditional animation
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ATOMIC ROBO TEASER TRAVELS THE WORLD AND THE WEB ::

On August 30, 2010, Salondelmal.com wrote:
Confieso que gracias a este sitio he podido aprender sobre los comic de calidad, especialmente lo que concierne al comic gringos no maistream (Y: the last man, The Authority, The Boys). Dentro de este grupo podemos incluir aAtomic Robo, comic independiente escrito por Brian Clevinger y dibujado Scott Wegener, que para la alegría de muchos recibirá su adaptación animada gracias al estudio The Fictory a través de un cortometraje que será conocido como Atomic Robo: Last Stop.
Whereas this spanish site wrote:
Lo scrittore Brian Clevinger, come anticipato sul suo sito lo scorso gennaio, ha confermato che Atomic Robo, la sua creazione per la casa editrice Red 5 Comics, con l’artista Scott Wegener, sta per ottenere un cortometraggio prodotto dallo studio di animazione The Fictory, intitolato “Atomic Robo: Last Stop“.
Petite découverte du jour que ce court métrage sur ce robot guerrier accomplissant des missions d’un genre particulier. Il y a un petit côté Hellboy version robot la dedans. Le style graphique n’est peut-être pas forcément incroyable, mais j’aime bien l’énergie qui se dégage de ces quelques minutes. Voici la description du projet faite par les producteurs de The Fictorys:
Tags: #bcc, America, animated short, Animation, Arts and Entertainment, atomic robo, Austria, Baltimore, Canada, Comic, Comic-con, Convention, Filmmaking, France, Illustration, Japan, Last Stop, Red 5, Short film, Spain, Traditional animation, U.S., USA
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SCREENSHOT FRIDAY 100731 :: ::
Screen shot friday continues with two Postage Cinema Display snippets.
A little snippet of some work for an upcoming job. Here I am working out some composition issues. More on this project later. – Joseph

Here’s a 3D render of a new beetle to help jog our imaginations for a potential project. – Allen
Tags: Animation, Arts, Arts and Entertainment, Post Production, Screenshots, Television, Visual effects
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#BRANDBOWL 2011 ::
So twitter was exploding…. hash brandbowl. People forgoing the sports commentary for commentary on the highly anticipated advertisements. The buzz of people as excited for expensive production and media as they are about a football game that represents the season’s best is a fascinating proposition for those in the advertising field. It hasn’t always been that way but for as long as I’ve been in production (about 14 years) we’ve “rolled” on those commercials. It has always been a production and advertising tape measure. A veritable “brandbowl.” The best of the best come out to play.
POST-PREFACE:
I don’t write this particular type of editorial to spout off my infinite wisdom. I do so to start a conversation about the subject. Because we are only as great, as wise, as profound as the wonderful people we surround ourselves and converse with. I look forward to seeing your commentary when you join in the discussion!
What came first? The Ad or the Program?
I was excited about a pretty forward and in-depth conversation with my class the first day of Multimedia Advertising at PCA&D. The discussion was about the future of advertising.
There are many speculations as to the future of advertising but I propose a trend that I haven’t seen speculated. That advertising BECOMES our entertainment. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: #brandbowl, 2011, Arts and Entertainment, Green Bay, Packers, Pittsburg, Steelers, Superbowl, Television, Television advertisement, Tweet, Twitter
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