Official video for Skylar Spence’s “Can’t You See,” the first single from new album “Prom King,” out September 18, 2015. CREDITS Directed, VFX’d, and Edited by: Tim Hendrix Produced by: Tim Hendrix, JT Grayem Cinematography: Dylan Dugas 1st AD: Conrad Curtis 1st AC: Brian Beckwith 2nd AC: Andrew Price Key Grip: JT Grayem Swing G/E: Leo Kei Angelos, Corey Howard, Elias Smith, Tyler Stark Key PA: Anthony Mendes Production Design: Nick Nielsen Hair/Makeup: Lola Son Choreographer: Jo Roy Colorist: Bryan Smaller http://on.fb.me/1G7QBro https://twitter.com/skylar__spence p + c 2015 Carpark Records

My senior film that I made at SCAD! It’s about a cat that likes to knock over trashcans. :3

Graduation film from The Animation Workshop/VIA UC: The fibers of our being are what we seek to control. Through dance, do we fight the chaos or let it go? Check out our “Made in Viborg” channel: http://bit.ly/1KOZUEF Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1G4mK5E Tumblr: http://bit.ly/1BnfHpM Website: http://bit.ly/1G4mK5I “Fibers” was made by a team of third year Character Animation and CG Arts students at The Animation Workshop in Viborg, Denmark. Check out the individual students’ blogs at the links below to learn more about the talent behind the film! CREDITS Director – Nynne Steen Mors, http://bit.ly/1KOZUEH Art Director – Sophie Refshauge, http://bit.ly/1J4E8Xu Production Manager – Anne-Mette Andersen, http://bit.ly/1J4E8Xx Technical Director – Rune Holst Månsson, http://bit.ly/1KOZTAK Choreographer/dancer – Jens Schyth Brøndum Animator – Marion Strunck, http://bit.ly/1KOZUEL

More men have walked on the moon than been Ronald McDonald. Joe Maggard was McDonald’s mascot from 1995 to 2007. He was eighth of nine men to have done the job. But what happens after you step out of the big red shoes? Maggard says you never truly retire from being the fast-food chain’s Chief Happiness Officer. At a carnival in Las Vegas as he dons the costume again, and offers advice on healthy eating and the importance of being Ronald

For this, our second installment of Monster Children’s Table Talk series, hosted by Chris Pastras and presented by Richer Poorer, we feature prolific artist Geoff McFetridge. Geoff gave us an all-access pass to his studio, where we riffled through a bunch of his works without washing our hands, leaving thumb print smudges on the corners of the most expensive ones. Sorry, Geoff. Mr McFetridge was also gracious enough to sit down and discuss his rise to fame, the length of his creative process, and his ability to see 284 shades of grey when we can only see 3. Enjoy episode two of Table Talk, directed by Jonny Look.

The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts (the RSA) is an enlightenment organisation committed to finding innovative practical solutions to today’s social challenges. Through its ideas, research and 27,000-strong Fellowship it seeks to understand and enhance human capability so we can close the gap between today’s reality and people’s hopes for a better world.    As part of that mission, the RSA public events programme has launched RSA Shorts (http://bit.ly/1JSyb2Z).  This new series provides a snapshot of a big idea, blending voices from the RSA public events programme and the creative talents of illustrators and animators from around the world. It responds to the ever-increasing need for new ideas and inspiration in our busy lives and acts as a shot of ‘mental espresso’ to awaken the curiosity in all of us.   The audio of this RSA short is of Dr Brené Brown who spoke at the RSA on The Power of Vulnerability (http://bit.ly/1LR1Dsh). She talks about the difference between sympathy and empathy and argues that to be truly empathetic you have to be vulnerable by connecting with someone’s pain in yourself.   Animated and directed by Katy Davis (AKA Gobblynne). See more of Gobblynne’s illustration and animation work, or just pop by and say hello at: Gobblynne website: http://bit.ly/1Ak6Ci2 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1LR1Dsi Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Gobblynne YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/GobblynneAnimation Gobblynne Shop: http://bit.ly/1JSy8E9 ********************************************************************************** UPDATE! 08/04/2014 I’m chuffed to hear that my animation ‘RSA Shorts – The Power of Empathy’ has been selected as an Official Honoree in The Webby Awards in the Animation category: http://bit.ly/1LR1FjQ “Honorees like The RSA (and director Katy Davis) are setting the standard for innovation and creativity on the Internet,” said David-Michel Davies, Executive Director of The Webby Awards. “It is an incredible achievement to be selected among the best from the 12,000 entries we received this year.” About The Webby Awards: Hailed as the “Internet’s highest honor” by The New York Times, The Webby Awards is the leading international award honoring excellence on the Internet, including Websites, Interactive Advertising & Media, Online Film & Video, Mobile & Apps, and Social. The 18th Annual Webby Awards received 12,000 entries from over 60 countries. Out of all the 12,000 entries submitted, fewer than 15% received this honor and were deemed an Official Honoree. The Webby Awards is presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS).