The under­dog, the small stu­dio fight­ing for respect and accept­ance. We can’t help but like them. Take a look at this beau­ti­ful little showreel from Argen­tinian stu­dio Pudú Pudú: it has this cer­tain raw cre­ativ­ity you don’t see in the highly pol­ished works of big stu­dios any­more. And you can feel the abso­lute will to make anim­a­tion, not just for money, but for the sake of it.

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Web­shocker, a web design agency from Slov­e­nia, takes the present­a­tion of web-work in a showreel to new hights. It also shows to con­tinu­ing trend of fus­ing intereact­ive applic­a­tions with motion graph­ics. This is some extremely smooth work and should be inter­est­ing for any web-centric or cross-media agency.

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What do motion graph­ics with a dis­tinct fem­in­ine touch look like? If you have been ask­ing your­self this press­ing ques­tion look no fur­ther than Carys Banks’ showreel. In her own words:

“Im a 20 year old stu­dent study­ing Visual Effects and Motion Graph­ics in Glam­or­gan Artium. Im in my 3rd year and will gradu­at­ing in a few months. Im really enjoy cre­at­ing hand craf­ted designs for my work, this then allowed me to fuse together a lot of dif­fer­ent media in my work.”

If that is not poten­tial I don’t know what is.

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Fraser Dav­id­son sent in his new showreel (our first with the 2011 tag!) and his work only keeps get­ting bet­ter. He deliv­ers quite the punch and has just the right dynamic style for his many cli­ents from the sports & games busi­ness. Watch it and enjoy the ener­getic vibe and great soundtrack.

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