Umbrella Infographics Showreel 2012

Infograph­ics have become a huge trend in recent years, and Umbrella has ded­ic­ated a showreel to this very area. It’s a bit light on vari­ety but gives a good over­view on the cur­rent state of the art when it comes to inform­a­tion visu­al­iz­a­tion. It’s a must-watch for any­one facing a sim­ilar task.

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2012 Thornberg & Forester Montage

New York based design and digital pro­duc­tion com­pany Thorn­berg & For­ester have released a brand-new anni­versery showreel. Edited in their new Hol­ly­wood out­post it’s a com­pel­ling reflec­tion on their 5 year his­tory. The presen­ted works are stun­ning and the reel is lov­ingly craf­ted — it’s a real beauty.

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Kyle Richtsfeld Showreel 2012

With pump­ing beats and bright visu­als Kyle Richts­feld deliv­ers another highly enjoy­able showreel. And as expec­ted his work has only got­ten bet­ter since his 2010 entry. I’d highly recom­mend watch­ing both of his showreels and ana­lyz­ing them. They are a very good example of how to impress with vari­ety, atten­tion to detail and a sense of dir­ec­tion without going over­board with con­cep­tual design.

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Peter Quinn - Showreel 2012 [99 Seconds]

Peter Quinn from Canada has a showreel full of the most clas­sic examples of motion graph­ics. It’s high qual­ity through­out and per­meated by a strong com­mer­cial back­ground. If you want to know what sells, look no further.

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Vincent Viriot Demo Reel 2012

What would have happened if the 80s star­ted just now? You might find the answer here! Vin­cent Viriot com­bines retro aes­thet­ics with the latest in VFX and the res­ult is simply astound­ing. This is cer­tainly one of the most sur­pris­ing and cre­at­ive showreels I’ve seen all year and it’s abso­lutely worth watching.

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Justin Bates VFX Reel 2012

After post­ing some fas­cin­at­ing VFX-experiment of Justin Bates over at Strictly VFX I decided to take a closer look at his work. And don’t you know it: he has quite the impress­ive showreel. Bee­ing based in the UK has one hil­ari­ous side-effect though: almost all of his pro­jects revolve around soc­cer and beer. But please, take a look for your­self, it’s worth it.

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jonathan

Jonathan Gof­fredo aka “Senor Ektor” has a new showreel out and it’s quite a hand­ful. Lot’s and lot’s of detailed motion graph­ics along with some light 3D work and all set to a pump­ing soundtrack. It’s about as cliché as a motion graph­ics reel can get, but is this neces­sar­ily a bad thing?

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DAVID ÖSTER | REEL 2012

David Öster from Sweden puts the “graph­ics” back into motion graph­ics. I have been think­ing a whole while now on how I would describe his style, but I can’t come up with some­thing fit­ting. You’ll have to take a look for yourself.

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Geoffrey GODET 2012 showreel

Char­ac­ter anim­a­tion lifts the spir­its and Geof­frey Godet has a nice showreel to prove this point. It’s short and fun, take a look!

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SnapRoll Media 2012 Reel

This highly spe­cific showreel by SnapRoll Media con­sists entirely of remote con­trolled aer­ial foot­age. You wouldn’t have guessed, though, it’s all silky smooth and extremely high qual­ity. They are true experts in their field and make aer­ial foot­age afford­able and personal.

 

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