The Adventures of Tin Tin trailers

A cute animation for Tin Tin fans created by James Curran, which incorporates characters and bits and pieces from the 24 books.


The Adventures of Tintin from James Curran on Vimeo


Here're two trailers for The Adventures of Tin Tin, there seem to be quite a few out there..
A French one first. The movie will be released first in France, later this month.


Tin Tin movie trailer (YouTube)






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The Ultimate Hitch Cookbook on Hitchcock recipes

This super cool video is on The Ultimate Hitch Cookbook, an imaginary animated book containing the winning recipes for Alfred Hitchcock’s classic movies. Among them: cooking times of “108 minutes” and ingredients like "fear" and "dry wit". The very clever video was the graduation project of Felix Meyer, Pascal Monaco and Torsten Strer, students at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Hannover, Germany.


Hitch from Pascal Monaco on Vimeo

Concept: Felix Meyer, Pascal Monaco, Torsten Strer
Layout / Animation: Pascal Monaco, Felix Meyer
Sound Design: Torsten Strer
Sound Technician: Dirk Austen / Paul Productions
Voice: Peter Bennett

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more cool stuff

:: 100+ ways to creatively reuse old magazines: fantastic list!

:: how to make your own scratch offs (martha stewart)

:: DIY polymer clay bangles (good to wear in 20 minutes!)

:: Los Angeles fabric district - Lil Blue Boo's where-to-shop list

:: nice roundup of jewelry storage and display ideas 

:: Data Flow: Visualising Information in Graphic Design

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Wim Wenders' PINA movie trailer

Pina by Wim Wenders

oh boy, I am so looking forward to seeing this, I hope it gets to where I am... PINA is a 3D film by Wim Wenders on the legendary German modern dance choreographer Pina Bausch, who died in June 2009, and her dance company at the Tanztheater Wuppertal in Germany. She was a leading exponent of the neo-expressionist form of German dance known as Tanztheater.

This is the official trailer for the movie, which has already been released in some parts of Europe. It was shot in 3D with the ensemble of the Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch. How gorgeous are the moves?


PINA - Dance, dance, otherwise we are lost - International Trailer from neueroadmovies on Vimeo
PINA premiered in the official selection of the 61st Berlin International Film Festival (out of competition) on February 13, 2011.

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Related links
Pina Bausch (The Guardian)
NY Times interview with Pina Bausch: the choreographer
talks about how her travels influenced her work and her
relationship with New York
PINA on Facebook
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logorama short film, h5 and Röyksopp video

If you haven't already watched the Oscar-winning Logorama, here you go! Car chases, gun battles, an earthquake, oil spill and other disasters all find their way into the 16 minutes of action-packed drama but the plot's not really the draw. It's what's used to create the 3D animated scene that's interesting: more than 2,500 logos, mascots and brand images of all kinds of retail products, corporations, companies, movie titles etc. How many can you spot?

This satire of corporate culture, American culture and mass consumerism won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short in 2010. I found the film at Vimeo today. It was posted by a co-owner of the company that produced the original music. [ if you're reading from a feed, click here to see videos ]