オオカミとブタ。Stop motion with wolf and pig.

This stop-motion by Takeuchi Taijin (Dokugyunyu) is fantastic! The changes in perspective really take this to the next level.

Dutch Comedy Central: Enjoy Daily

Dutch Comedy Central Channel ad, agency: Modernista!, director: Nate Naylor

Sticking with ads for TV channels, Modernista! in Amsterdam has created this TV and print (below) campaign for the Dutch Comedy Central channel.

Lost & Found

Here’s a great little short called Lost & Found (1:30) by Philip Brink, Rogier Cornelisse, Floris Liesker, Hugo van Woerden. Kids now days...sigh

Honda Keep Doing

ITV: The Brighter Side

Rupert Sanders has directed this filmic ad campaign for ITV which aims to emphasise how the brand is “synonymous with optimism”, according to David Pemsel, group marketing director at the channel. The spot, which shows sunlight bursting through a grey British beach scene, is “symbolic of ITV’s offering and wish to pierce through the nation’s doom and gloom in a beautiful and glorious way”. Whether this is quite what the channel’s programming actually achieves is of course open to debate.

Chimp using powertape AMAZING

Powertape ad, agency: DDB Paris, director: Double Zero. Production: Partizan Dark Room

Disturbing Strokes

As a great example of the power that music can have on the mood of a film, check out B3ta contributor Monty Propps’ chilling recreation of the opening titles to 1980s US sitcom Diff’rent Strokes, where he’s replaced the familiar jaunty song with an altogether more disturbing score…

Propps says that the new film is only “slightly edited in terms of colour and ageing filters” and that he just tweaked the new soundtrack in a couple of places to fit the titles. (The music is in fact taken from 1982 slasher flick, The Dawn That Dripped Blood).
Mr Drummond’s car never looked so ominous.