I’m attending OFFF between Thursday 24th and Saturday 26th with my buddy Christian. Keep an eye on my Flickr page and the sidebar to the right for some fresh shots from the festival. Let me know if you’re going there so we can meet up.
I’m proud to announce that we got a Silver Award at Visuelt 2010 for our video for Madder Mortem – Where Dream And Day Collide. Please head over there and take a look at the other winners.
From the forthcoming release “Where Dream & Day Collide”, coming May 10th 2010.
Directed by Christian Ruud & Kim Holm
Production Company: Toxic™
Concept Art & Matte Painting: Christian Ruud & Kim Holm / Animators: Frode Ekeberg, Morten Homleid, Kim Holm, Christian Lundvall, Christian Ruud / 3D (Modeling / Texuring / Rendering): Frode Ekeberg, Morten Homleid, Christian Lundvall, Christian Ruud, Lars Hauge Hoel / Compositing: Frode Ekeberg, Morten Homleid, Kim Holm, Christian Ruud / Editing, Online & Grading: Knut A. Helgeland / Offline Editor: Helge Tjelta / Original Music: Madder Mortem/ Label: Peaceville Records
We just completed a 30 sec teaser for the track “Where Dream And Day Collide” from Madder Mortem’s new album “Eight Ways”.
Credits
Directors: Christian Ruud, Kim Holm / Production Company: Toxic / Lead Artists: Kim Holm, Christian Ruud / Design & Animation: Kim Holm, Christian Ruud, Frode Ekeberg, Morten Homleid / 3D Artists: Frode Ekeberg, Morten Homleid, Christian Ruud / Editor: Knut A. Helgeland / Matte Painters: Kim Holm, Christian Ruud / Original Music: Madder Mortem / Label: Peaceville Records
I’m happy to announce that we got four diplomas at Visuelt 09, which is Norway’s largest competition for graphic design. Two of which I was part of (Spellemann 2008 and TV2 Underholdning). The event itself was stunning as usual, and I heard the after-party was a hit too. Too bad I couldn’t join this year.
Follow this link to all the winners in the motion design category and the jury’s comments (in Norwegian).
TV2 Underholdning
Spellemann 2008
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics
Rom Eiendom
I finally got the chance to try out Guitar Hero this weekend, which really was a lot of fun, even though I’ve always said I don’t like the idea of playing music “just” by pressing buttons quickly without the need of musical talent. We got a Rock Band set at work that I definetely will have to use more frequently from now on. Better late than never right?
Wanted to share two frames from an Osram pitch I did a while ago. Too bad they didn’t have the budget for a solution like this.
We had a great themed barbecue-party at Toxic this easter…
Spring is great for many reasons. One of them this year is the amount of work and things to do, which sadly has an effect on my posting here. It’s starting to loosen up a little these days, so maybe I’ll be able to share a few stories from now on.
I have to get one of these by the end of this spring. They’re wierd, they’re geeky, they’re kickin’ buts and they’re now coming with a built-in sound engine.
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