Beardyman: “6am”
by The Denver Egotist / September 11, 2019 /
Wait for it. Directed by Academy's Ian Pons Jewell.
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Tony Hawk and the Sound of Skateboarding
by The Denver Egotist / August 28, 2019 /
BONAMAZE, a duo who creates visual soundtracks, made this piece of music by sampling more than 650 sounds of skateboarding.
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The Raven and The Writing Desk: “Hands/Heart” – Via Denver’s Aaron Ray
by The Denver Egotist / July 26, 2019 /
This video for Hands/Heart by The Raven and The Writing Desk is the result of a lot of nights and weekends while Aaron Ray was at Legwork and between being a part-time Dad. He took it on as a way to practice some new techniques, but also just to work on something that was purely from his point-of-view conceptually and stylistically. It is his first personal work released as an independent animation director after the closing down of Legwork Studio. You can learn more about the projec[Read More]
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2019 Sonic Branding Reel from Boulder’s Coupe Studios
by The Denver Egotist / June 18, 2019 /
Mnemonics, audio logos, sonic brands, whatever you call 'em, Coupe makes 'em.
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Mix of GIF-Style Footage Comes Together in Satisfying Kia Ad
by The Denver Egotist / May 17, 2019 /
230 million views and counting for this spot out of India. Art direction wins this one.
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Salvatore Ganacci: “Horse”
by The Denver Egotist / May 10, 2019 /
Welcome to weird.
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Don’t Mess with Mother
by The Denver Egotist / May 2, 2019 /
We have to admit, we’re all pretty shocked some of this stuff was filmed on an iPhone. The spot itself has a really different feel for Apple (especially the music). A unanimous thumbs up from us.
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For Women’s History Month, “Girls Just Wanna” Be Themselves in Unapologetic Video by FANIA
by The Denver Egotist / March 12, 2019 /
The film — directed by FANIA (a.k.a Stephania Dulowski) and inspired by the poetic beauty of women in NYC — is a celebration of diversity and femininity. It follows real women from across the city through different neighborhoods as they skate down streets, laugh on a stoop, and strut through the aisles of a corner store. A haunting ballad version of Cyndi Lauper’s famous “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” covered by Hanna Ashbrook sweeps through each scene. In stylized close-ups, friends e[Read More]
