Flavor brings mixed-media magnetism to Half Rez 9
Celebrating the Chicago-based motion graphics design event's ninth iteration, Flavor's film combines AI generative backgrounds, VR painting, cell animation, and puppetry, to create a gloriously deranged spectacle.
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- Director Brian Broeckelman
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Credits
View on- Production Company Flavor
- Director Brian Broeckelman
- Sound Design and Mix Another Country
- Design/Animation Flavor
- Creative Director Brian McCauley
- Associate Creative Director Brad Backofen
- Associate Creative Director Mack Neaton
- Associate Creative Director Colby Capes
- Executive Producer Kate Smith
- Managing Director Neal Cohen / (Managing Director)
- CG Supervisor Brad Backofen
- Art Director Mack Neaton
- 2D Animation Supervisor Colby Capes
- Technical Director Adam Kohr
- Managing Director Tim Konn
- Sound Producer Louise Rider
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Flavor
- Director Brian Broeckelman
- Sound Design and Mix Another Country
- Design/Animation Flavor
- Creative Director Brian McCauley
- Associate Creative Director Brad Backofen
- Associate Creative Director Mack Neaton
- Associate Creative Director Colby Capes
- Executive Producer Kate Smith
- Managing Director Neal Cohen / (Managing Director)
- CG Supervisor Brad Backofen
- Art Director Mack Neaton
- 2D Animation Supervisor Colby Capes
- Technical Director Adam Kohr
- Managing Director Tim Konn
- Sound Producer Louise Rider
Using the provocative slogan Mograph is Dead. Long live Mograph! as its theme, Flavor's entertaining opening film for Half Rez 9 blasts the eyeballs with colourful imagery in every form you can imagine.
Kicking off with a handful of loveable glove puppets finding their voice, the spot soon fires its way into a kaleidoscopic journey through many mediums, combining AI generative backgrounds, VR painting, cell animation, and more!
Playing out like The Muppets on MDMA, the barnstormer utilises associate creative director Brad Backofen's experiments with motion capture and puppetry to create something that's a vibrant celebration of the glory of animation.
