Hi, this is a test with newton in after effects inspired from the piston example

We created this simple and elegant animation for IT, Finance and Engineering recruitment specialists Experis. Our script tells the story of the current UK skills crisis and how Experis can help connect individuals and businesses to career opportunities and qualified talent. The animation uses simple expressive dots and lines to explore the industry challenges.

http://www.firstimage.co.uk/experis/

This video looks simple, but took a lot of time to create. It required hashing out concepts of containerization for many hours. On top of that, much time and effort was expended studying about how containerization came to be in cargo ships and nowadays in technology development. After a trip to San Francisco, riding the BART train, and waiting for my flight, I was able to write this script on the plane home to SLC. I decided on a 2D line art style and a monochromatic color palette.

The vectors were drawn in Illustrator, animations were done in After Effects using Newton 2 for the lamp and the falling container.

Motifize on vimeo

Opening sequence for the documentary series “De Nos Mains”.
Aired on RTBF december 2014.

Concept, design & animation : REANIMATION (Boris Wilmot & Yann Deval)
A documentary series by Gaetan Saint-Remy & Sophie De Brabandere
Production : Thank You & Good Night – Sep Stigo Films

DOP : Olivier Verdoot
Camera Assistant : Arthur Anger
Music : Sébastien Monnoye (Old Joy) & Yann Deval (REANIMATION)
Mixing : Damien Rouchaud
Hands : Michel Villée Noémie Vincart
Yishaï Gassenbauer, Séraphin Wilmot, Dorothée Giangreco, Gaetan Saint-Remy, Louise Schmidt, Clara Scholl

Series directed by Gaetan Saint-Remy
Production manager : Geneviève De Bauw

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REANIMATION
Collective // Motion Graphics & Music
Boris Wilmot – Yann Deval – Thomas Fage – Stéphane Laplatte

“One day the day after tomorrow on the outskirts of Looming Land, a bit north of forsaken Saffron Wharf on the Lake of Million Drops, right above the dancing Hornpipe Forest, on the left of anomalous Aethereal Harrow on the edge of Infinite Dew Field, surrounded by snowbound ridge of Somersault Hills, there is ramshackle Droidbury Town, where our fourth lyrical hero suffers from his futility. His name is Walwin and he is the Grumpy Cyborg.” *

When the sand from the clock will be scatter,
Squeak on teeth, clog the eyes, stick to sole
(Everyone is afraid to become paranoid,
But not an android. What does it matter?)
Nobody wants to know him in this town –
Grumpy Cyborg is scented and tall.

He’s made of scrap-metal, ice-cold and too rusty,
With chronic CPU ache and engine oil loss,
(He was born in the basement of Cyberdyne Systems
Maybe that’s why he’s spiteful and overly nasty?)
With limescale on the heart and bare wires in brain
Walwin likes teasing bugs in his OS.

What’s his mission, location and serial number?
He’s the last one who left here – machine vs man.
(Amongst dull stuffy boxes of haunted grey houses,
Cyborg’s wandering slowly in digital slumber).
Who will come in a dream when he goes to standby –
Ninja Turtles, Transformers or Peter Pan?

He would live nearly age or about forever,
At least while blue sparks feed cheap Chinese chips.
(Everyone got the trembling light in a troubled mind,
But to keep it you should to endeavor).
Now please let him rest. Turn him off! Where’s his button?
Walwin always likes twilight and adores an eclipse.

* This is just early bird short introduction of the fourth hero of my upcoming interactive book for iPad. It’s gonna be the original story called ‘Looming Land’ and it’s about four reserved friends who decided to change everything in their lives one day with a little help from the fifth one. Meet them all in the App Store soon. I hope this finds you well.

softball test with NEWTON 2

Application of tut by Motionboutique.
Shot by iPhone5.
Work by DONOUC

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