Frame Showreel 2009
Frame is a Danish studio specializing in motion design. From TV branding to corporate films and advertising, Frame produces beautiful, colorful and rhythmic animations. Below is their latest showreel:
Music: Built to Fail - Veto (iTunes)
You might recognize a few sequences if the name Anders Schroder aka Dform1 sounds familiar — and for good reason. He joined Frame alongside Thomas Bay in 2007. Anders is now the Art Director at Frame, and that move has been quite successful for the studio, which also inherited Dform1’s creations — enough to enrich a very nice portfolio of work.
Below are some of their latest projects for Nike, Vh1, and Cartier.
By the way, the nikeID app is real, available for free on iTunes for those who want to try customizing a pair of sneakers based on the colors from their photos ;)
Ah, technology — it moves so fast! Who would have thought that we could order unique shoes whose colors are based on one of our photos, all from our phone, just 3 years ago? ...
And yet, 3 years ago, Mr. Anders Schroder released his 2006 showreel, which I discovered on Fubiz. This video is one of the few that literally glued me to the screen and made me want to do this job :) I already mentioned it in my post featuring some memorable showreels, but it wouldn’t hurt to watch it again. Turn up the volume — it’s old but still great, you’ll come out energized:
Music: Go with the Flow - Northern Lite (iTunes)
Personally, I still prefer the 2006 version, even though the 2009 one includes a lot of new work. It just goes to show how much the rhythm of the music and the sync between image and sound really influence a studio’s work perception.
It’s made me want to cut together my 2010 demo now! :p
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I am the Founder of Mattrunks. I work as Creative Director and Motion Designer in my studio. I also create video tutorials to share my passion of motion.