I’m midway through an ambitious new Goodie Bag episode. In the meantime, here’s some of the work I’ve been producing at my day job. These are all promotionals for the photographic industry, but the first two feature ladies in minimal attire.
If you dig horror and grew up in the eighties, you must watch The House of the Devil. The less you know about it the better, but I will tell you it features a highly unexpected dance scene.
We’ll all be sick of 1000 frames-per-second footage in the near future, but for now, enjoy!
(via Daring Fireball)
Update: Littlepixel points out in the comments that this is an obvious knock-off of Pleix’s video below.
Related to Paul F. Thompkins’ “The Sink and The Mirror” routine, a numbingly extensive montage of mirror scare scenes.
For a limited time only, stunning 3D short form Pixar animator, Rodrigo Blaas. It’s best experienced in fullscreen at Vimeo. (via Waxy)
The Ascent of Money (PBS; US only)
Niall Ferguson
Fascinating documentary series adapted from the book of the same name by Niall Ferguson (no relation). It’s not just economic history, but a compelling argument that money is indeed good.
The link leads to the first episode of the four. You can find the rest here.
Little video I made for X-Rite’s Show Us Your Monkey contest. The idea was to use their product and a monkey in a funny video.
A stock market for carbon emissions? Can’t-miss idea, right? Right? [cue crickets]
From the creators of The Story of Stuff comes The Story of Cap and Trade.
