PostSecret: Confessions on Life, Death and God from Frank Warren on Vimeo.

I used to spend a lot of time looking at PostSecret – it’s hard not to love it if you’re into people. Like a few sites where people reveal things about themselves they’ve just released a book and a short film to promote it.

The moment where the couple tell the cat and books story is brilliant.

Have a read through some more human stories here: http://postsecret.blogspot.com/

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The Black Forest Trailer from Pixelate on Vimeo.

The Black Forest is a series of tiny, experimental games with the first season of four episodes to be released online this December, one episode per week.

Each game plays differently and there are no tutorials. The makers wanted to create emotional experiences that are more personal and different from the ones traditional game design has to offer.

I’ve not played it but it’s kinda interesting and looks great!

For more information see pixelate.de/games/the-black-forest/

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The story of Adi Dassler from Dario Nucci on Vimeo.

This is the story of Adi Dassler, founder of adidas and one of the world’s most original thinkers. Set entirely in his workshop, this stop frame animation recounts some of his most important inventions and shows us the influence he’s had over sport as we know it today.

Everything in Adi’s workshop was recreated at 1:3 scale. Using photographs taken at the adidas museum, each prop was hand crafted using real materials such as wood floors and cabinets, metal tools and trophies, and even leather for the shoes.

The set took the skills of 30 animation experts a month to build.

Starting with a live-action animatic of the entire film, the stop-motion was then matched frame by frame to achieve realistic movements by the Adi character. The film was roughly 4800 frames, at an average of 1 hour shooting time per second of footage.

Adi’s story is narrated by famed German actor Jürgen Prochnow and an entirely original score was composed and played by the Czech Symphony orchestra. The contemporary beats which signify present day adidas were made by Xavier Mosely of Blackalicious.

A little bit special this one.

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