Sandbox

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is where you post things you come across that you think the rest of the class should know about. Either something that you think is really interesting, or helpful, or inspiring, etc!
media type="youtube" key="hCAE0t6KwJY" height="385" width="480" Hitchcock loves Bikinis

Meghan D'Mello, April 7th one of my favourite title sequences, though i had almost forgotten about it media type="youtube" key="gaLDyrun_Cc" height="385" width="640"

Leena Salem, March 14: I can't embed this video because its disabled, but check this out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=573XmVOdD2Q I think everyone has seen it, but so much of the story is told with images alone. And I like how the type is incorporated in it.

sometime in march Amber-Lee:

don't know why, but i thought this was worth showing. clever! media type="youtube" key="BcbZ0v8Mpvk" height="385" width="640" FEB...24? **Amber-Lee**

media type="youtube" key="nPAVdeh6Mms" width="425" height="350" diesel campaign... do we like this?

Feb 24 - Andrew I finally remembered to put the requested Type chi video online! Here it is...

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Feb 3 - **Shirley Ng**

I find this video to be inspiring because it is a bit different from the other examples in the following ways: - The type is synchronized word per word - A lot of the previous dialogues are left on the stage after its done as a reference media type="youtube" key="160eAsJ1sYk" height="344" width="425" I also personally like the flashing 'That's' when it is repeated because it keeps it simple and minimalistic. Some things that can be improved upon are the representation of the applause and the words 'winning' and 'loosing'. The applause would be better if it multiplies and fades out instead of dropping down, and the words 'winning' and 'loosing' should be bigger to give more impact.

Jan 31 - **Vinh Nguyen**

Here's some of the works out there that I found to use motion typography really well


 * Flickermood 2.0**
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The Big Lebowski media type="custom" key="5266233"

Monk media type="custom" key="5266235"

The Hush Sound media type="custom" key="5266237"

Streetlight Manifesto media type="youtube" key="uV6mRBNZ2kc" height="344" width="425"

Dexter media type="youtube" key="tSmSvZ1UYhA" height="344" width="425"**

Jan 28 **Meghan D'Mello posts**: [] Not so much for their content, but the home page & navigation is pretty special

Jan 17- **Cory Ng** Was on youtube and found a previous years type in motion exercise 3. media type="youtube" key="scewI1z-ADo" height="344" width="425" media type="youtube" key="fWcgyhq7A7Y" height="344" width="425"

Jan 24 **Amber-Lee posts:

great job animating the words and actions of their conversation... a very funny conversation from Wedding crashers with Vince Vaughn ** media type="youtube" key="u7WQGrZUdb0" height="344" width="425"

http://vimeo.com/6382511

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a really awesome video...

====// " //// Handcrafted with love by BYU design students and faculty, for the 5th Typophile Film Festival. A visual typographic feast about the five senses, and how they contribute to and enhance our creativity. Everything in the film is real—no CG effects!" //====

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http://www.eatpes.com/cake_countdown.html http://www.eatpes.com/scrabble.html Two of the many short videos by PES. There isn't a lot of purely typographic work, but his stop motion and story telling is very inspiring.

Posted by samanthabeck 01/16/10

media type="youtube" key="gyVgOHMCSKU" height="344" width="425" media type="youtube" key="ohBmgS9dyfA" height="344" width="425" Douglas Coupland is one of my favourite authors and visual artists. He creates these interesting type experiments to accompany his novels. I recommend checking out his videos [|here]

Posted by leena56 01/14/10

media type="youtube" key="HW5eBfZhE4M" height="344" width="425" GOOD uses some neat effects like scratches etc. and stop motion to create this info video, neat! Posted by Haleyand

__The Girl Effect.__ media type="youtube" key="WIvmE4_KMNw" height="344" width="425" This is a really moving piece of animated type that uses simple animation to enforce the meaning of the words. Enjoy! Posted Jan 31st by Haleyand