Apr
30
2008

Stay in School Screenshot“Stay in School” is a music video designed to spread a positive message about education to the Bay Area youth. Beats By the Bay and a collective of rappers known as the Bay Area Rappers Care (B.A.R.C.) coalition, banded together to generate revenue for local schools. Transvideo Studios donated their film equipment, and staff volunteered their time in order to help get the positive message out.

The single features well known Bay Area rappers Keak Da Sneak, Cellski, E40, San Quinn, Federation and Jacka. Erase E, Mugzi, Hoodstarz and Mac N AK also appear on the song, which was produced by Cholly J and Suga Kane. Check it out.

Apr
08
2008

Produced with stunning detail and graceful movements, time-lapse footage from around the world is digitally captured in ultra-high 2k & 4k digital cinema resolution with customized motion control animation. For feature motion picture, HDTV, or network television integration. Ultra-high-res originals allow the same scene to be designed and reanimated with movements tailored to suit a wide range of production requirements. Click here to view a hi res sample video.

Mar
27
2008

Google Maps Aliens ScreenshotLooking for the world’s best yogurt! The Google Maps team approached us with a great concept: use a family of aliens first seen as Google Doodles to highlight the local search feature of their product. We worked closely with the client to bring the aliens to life, from concept all the way through to final delivery. A fun project, from start to finish. Click here to view the video on the official Google Channel, and here for the hi res version.

Mar
24
2008

Google recently launched a campaign called Doodle4Google, encouraging kids to make their own Google Doodle (the cute little drawings on the Google home page that you see on special occasions). The grand prize is your Doodle displayed on the Google home page for a whole day.

We worked with the Google team to develop two fun videos promote the campaign: a behind the scenes look at original Google Doodler Dennis Hwang’s process and a punchy animation of transforming Doodles. It was a great, high energy project, and we can’t wait to see all the new Doodles! Check the videos out on the Doodle 4 Google site here, and hi res versions here.

Jan
02
2008

Bless this MessThings may be moving around a bit the next few days as we continue our renovation. Stuff may be a little wonky, but please bear with us as we get ourselves presentable.