The fourth installment of Auto-Tune The News by 24-year-old Brooklyn musician Michael Gregory is the best one so far in the “vaguely acceptable faux R&B series” (Time Magazine, April 2009). Certainly well-suited for the “Random Creativity” category on our blog.
Lot’s of 10-minute interviews, demos and more from many of the world’s most interesting business players (Microsoft, Nokia, Twitter, Blackberry, Hulu, Mark Cuban and more) from the annual All Things Digital (D7) conference held by WSJ in San Diego.
We went to the SweetTalk Cph last night, and its was very cool, some nice people there…
Speakers:
E-types
Illutron
Jody Barton, UK
Just playing around with some wall stickers and stopmotion at the office, stickers are from domestic.fr….
23 Video is a new paid service for semi-professional internet video broadcasters. If you think its too unprofessional to have embedded YouTube (etc.) videos on your company’s website but on the other hand don’t have a signicaticant budget to spend, this might be a good idea. You can customize the look and feel of the video player (e.g. with your own logo in the corner), host a large amount of videos, get decent stats and customize the webpages around your videos.
Plant is a partner of 23 Video, so feel free to contact us, if you’re interested in some start-up help.
“As a fan of James Jarvis I was always going to love this Nike commercial. If you can get past the first one minute (yes it does have no sound – amazing how disconcerting that is) a really lovely animation to represent the pain and joy of long distance running. If anyone has heard James Jarvis speak (I saw him at D&AD a number of years ago) you will know is one of the Top 50 cross country runners in the UK which is not surprising given his compulsive nature (he once spent a whole week drawing the hands of one of his characters).”
From Creative Social Blog via Adverblog.
I found this cool video at ComputerLove from offf 2009, which we (Plant) attended this year.
The video montage is made by brt
This doesn’t have much to do with anything, but the track is wicked and the video pretty trippy and awesome, so I thought I’d post it anyway.
If days have seemed quiet at Ravnsborggade the last few days, it’s because the Plant-team have been off to the annual Offf-festival in Lisbon. Three days of digital communication, culture, creativity, net working, brainstorming and port wine tasting along with 3500 colleagues from around the world.
Among lots of other things, we have seen stuff from the agency Champagne Valentine from Amsterdam, played physical Space Invaders with rubber balls against 15″ inch space ships on a huge screen and spent an hour with one of the masters of stop motion, Pes.
Stay tuned for more additions and reports from Portugal here and on Twitter.
