POST DIGITAL

on: our connections

WWF from Digital District™ VFX Post-Pro on Vimeo.

on: video of the week

This is where Art Nouveau and Russian Constructivism meet the Coca-Cola brand.

 

on: a new york snow story

 

Footage and edit created on the Nokia N8.

or visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_NJMSmoccw

on: largest online collaborative film contest

The Story Beyond the Still - All Chapters - FINAL COLLABORATIVE FILM from Vincent Laforet on Vimeo.

on: case study #241: the sistine chapel

on: the alphabet

The Alphabet from n9ve on Vimeo.

on: boardwalk empire's digi art direction

As you know I love stunning art direction in film. So when I began watching HBO's Boardwalk Empire I was blown away by the attention to detail.  Every visual element in mint condition.  Check out this video which captures the stunning art direction that acts as a character in the show.  

on: the viral snowmageddon film

Quickly rising to the top of the vimeo charts is this very special short film.

Is this Oscar worthy?

on: the undercity

Urban explorer Steve Duncan examines hidden infrastructure — the tunnels, subways, and sewers — of cities all over the world. Watch him reveal New York City's secret underground world. Andrew Wonder's amazing video follows Duncan through some of his most recent adventures in New York City.

on: tv+web convergence

Can google capitalize on Apple's failure?

Sony is the second company to bring Google’s Android-based “connected TV” solution to market with their TVs and set-top box available @Best Buy.  Here are a few observations:

• It has the potential to make television content more democratic.
• It opens a foundation for Web/TV convergence by blending Over-the-Air (OTA) shows with Over-the-Top (OTT) streaming content in a unified search function.
• The streaming HD content is sharp – almost as good as the cable box.
• The “leanback” U/X works particulary well and is easy to navigate.
• The ultimate success of GoogleTV (and others) will be in the content partnerships they create. The ones they have “out of the box” just begin to hint at the potential of a true arsenal of content.