Method Studios Launches MethodMade
by thelaegotist / March 5, 2019 /
Timber & Cox Communications Reveal The Benefit Of “Extras” in Epic New Campaign
by Egotist / July 16, 2018 /
The world-renowned visual effects team at Timber transcends the cinematic experience in Cox Communications’ new campaign entitled “Epic Battle.” The ambitious spot places viewers right in the midst of an active battle, revealing that the addition of “extras,” both in battle scenes and through Cox services, is always an advantage.
https://vimeo.com/277725567
To elevate the scale, ferocity and cinematic scope, Timber used crowd simulation software to take 100 extras an[Read More]
Jogger Welcomes Diana Cheng As Head of Production for the US Western Offices
by thelaegotist / May 31, 2018 /
Alkemy X Adds Emmy-nominated Visual Effects Veteran Mark Miller
by thelaegotist / May 31, 2018 /
Alkemy X is expanding to the West Coast and has hired Emmy-nominated visual effects veteran Mark Miller to head its Los Angeles-based VFX and post-production facility, which is now open for episodic television work.
Established with a long-term plan to serve commercial and feature film clients in the West Coast market, as well as support Alkemy X’s own burgeoning Original Content Division, projects are already u[Read More]
WE ARE MOR: ModOp Films Evolves To MOR, A Company Dedicated To Brand Experiences & Advertising Production
by Egotist / May 6, 2018 /
New projects, Growing Talent Roster, And Expanded Creative Reach Defines MOR
ModOp Films has evolved into MOR. The company, developed by Rossi Cannon, Steve Schofield and David Cullipher, focuses on producing brand-supported engagements, from advertising campaigns to immersive experiences. Understanding a brand’s audience and core value is central to MOR’s approach -- one that blends creativity and analytics to deliver impact.[Read More]
Sunkist Launches Campaign Honoring Storied Citrus Co-op
by thelaegotist / May 5, 2018 /
Production house Raucous and marketing agency Edelman partnered for Sunkist’s new campaign “Here,” a multi-narrative long form film embracing its 125-year-old, California-based citrus cooperative.
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