As always, we’ve been busy trying to keep up to date with all of the fantastic multimedia being produced out there. Here are a few more projects we’ve been watching that we wanted to share with you. You can see the previously highlighted projects here.
9. The Third & The Seventh by Alex Roman Simply stunning visuals. Play it full screen. – Eric Maierson The Third & The Seventh from Alex Roman on Vimeo. |
10. Black Passport Stanley Greene’s transition from a fashion to conflict photographer. – Brian Storm |
11. Roping the Wind by Nacho Corbella We loved working with Nacho at the MediaStorm Advanced Multimedia Workshop. It’s great to see his latest project, a very elegant production. – Brian Storm |
12. William and the Windmill A young man in Malawi with an inspired idea. From the dynamic duo in Toronto. – Brian Storm William and the Windmill from Randy Risling on Vimeo. |
13. Visura Magazine Celebrating one profilic year of publishing. – Brian Storm |
14. Timelapse movie: The Alps — part II (night) by Michael Rissi Breathtaking stop timelapse of the skies. Astronomers rejoice. – Eric Maierson Timelapse movie: The Alps — part II (night) from Michael Rissi on Vimeo. |
15. Follow the Money Where does your money go when you pay at the gas pump? Talking Eyes Media and LeftChannel’s new animated video,”Follow the Money,” takes you on a fantasy voyage through the pipelines back to the source of the oil reserves. – Brian Storm |
16. Sweet Dreams by Carol Guzy Touching multimedia project, and Carol Guzy’s story that accompanies it is not to be missed- super intimate look at the connection between a journalist and a subject, turned friend. -Jessica Stuart |
17. Interviews 50 Cents The unique combination of Ray Farkas’ visuals and Alex Chadwick’s questions. – Brian Storm |
18. THE COAL WAR by Chad A. Stevens Give. Save. A Mountain. – Brian Storm |
19. Think Different Wishing Apple the best of luck for their product launch tomorrow. – Brian Storm |
Thanks to everyone who commented and added suggestions on our last round of projects, we’d love to keep hearing from you, please tell us about any notable projects that shouldn’t be missed in the comments!