Jason Cook – Creative Director
Joe Montalbano – EP
Jason Cook – Designer
David Lewandowski – Animator

“Title sequence I designed animated and composited in After effects for the Michel Hazanavicius movie.
Assumed references to Bass-Binder masters for this comedy-spy movie who take place in the 50′. Graphic idea cames from a recurrent joke about JOKARI beach game which inspired me the lines, cubes and balls.

I had then yhe idea to recreate sets and costumes seen in the movie with these simple forms. I did it alone, with a little help of my friend Dr Spon for arcs introduction which are in 3D (at the beginning of my process I wanted to do more things in 3D with flat 2D rendered style) but Michel inscists for staying in the 50′ technical vibe !! he was right. and years after i’m still proud of these sequence in which I won’t change a thing today.”

Laurent Brett

Video – Clemens Wirth
Music – Christoph Plohovich, Lukas Wagner

Direction & Animation: Dvein
Renderfarm: Renderfarm Solution
Music: Evgueni Galperine & Sacha Galperine
Sound Design: Oriol Tarragó

Client: Neue Schönhauser Film
Production Company: weareflink
Director: weareflink
Creative Lead: Lasse Clausen, Martin Hess
Producer: Andreas Lampe
Artists: Lasse Clausen, Martin Hess, Carol Gruner
Kamera: Torben Kliefoth

What happened in Room 205? Why has no one lived there for over a year? Katrin couldn’t care less: the 19-year-old student has landed a room in the dorm, and that means freedom! Freedom from home and her over-protective father. The semester is just beginning, and it’s time to make new friends, go to parties, have sex, and, of course, go to classes. Then, strange things happen in her room, and she begins to understand why no one wanted to move into Room 205 before.

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Sabotage, also released as The Woman Alone, is a 1936 British thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. It is based on Joseph Conrad’s novel The Secret Agent. It should not be confused with Hitchcock’s film Secret Agent released the same year, or his 1942 film Saboteur.

Collaborating with director Will Gluck, Picture Mill created titles integrated with each shot, a challenge when faced with such an active crowd scene in the high school’s courtyard. Will liked the treatment so much, he wanted the concept to continue for the unique end crawl.