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Flat Eric found in LA, says hi
And that you should steal the new Mr OIzo EP
WatchIt's been a while since Flat Eric made an appearance, so we were all relieved when he popped up in LA to say hi, as he was in the middle of a chess game against William Fichtner while simultaneously trying to convince everyone on the internet to steal the new Stade 3 album by Mr Oizo.
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Partizan Animation Reel
Check out work from the Partizan Animation roster
Play ReelTo see more from all the directors featured in the reel, check the Partizan Animation section.
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Delicious chicken stirs the hearts of many, but not quite like the Colonel's secret recipe. So much that even director Jeremy Konner makes a cameo. If you wanna know what love is, look no further.
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Victor Haegelin delivers a delightful and playfully illustrated stop-motion spot for McDonald's in France. It's got everything — coloured pencil illustrations, flip-book-esque animation and a whole lot of charm.
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As energy builds around the world for the London 2012 Olympics, nowhere can this be felt more than the streets of London itself. Canada captures the definitively cool London vibe with their unparalleled and extraordinary style for the new 'Take the Stage' campaign from Adidas. The ad features a fresh new track by Wretch 32 and appearances by David Beckham, Derrick Rose, comedian Keith Lemon and a whole crop of Team GB.
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Get lost in this beautiful collage of a film from Partizan Darkroom for Hermès 'Petit h', directed by Mary Clerté & Edouard Bertrand and featuring the animation work of Partizan's Victor Haegelin. For more on the project, visit: hermes.com/petith
petit h - the Hermès atelier of re-creation will bring its special travelling sale to Berlin from 24 April - 12 May 2012. Hermès, Kurfürstendamm.
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Debauchery, libraries and three very promiscuous Rufus Wainwrights making out with each other while a very stunning librarian played by Helena Bonham Carter watches.
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Jeremy Konner's new short film/music video for Tenacious D sees the duo re-unite, record the greatest album known to man within about an hour, and someone even gets shot. Jeremy pulls out all the stops to create this exceptional video, chock full of performances and cameos. Yeah, that is definitely Val Kilmer, Dave Grohl and Josh Groban you see there. Expect the unexpected.
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Way before airlines and spaceships, a young Richard Branson had a vision for Virgin Mobile. Traktor delivers one of their totally inimitable stories on how it all happened.
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Fresh from newly-signed Sebastian Hedin, check out this interactive online film that puts you in the middle of a cool mysterious salon, while beautiful girls take charge of giving you a new style. If you've got a webcam, you can get involved by having the interactive film place an image of your face onto the lead character.
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Poppy de Villeneuve has released a beautiful and contemplative new short film for cool NYC denim brand 3x1, about the words of wisdom an older brother sends to Lily, a girl who has just moved to NYC to discover the world and herself.
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If Andy Murray had never picked up a tennis racquet and become a world-class player, what would he be doing today? Hair stylist, a chef, or how about a rock star? Valerie Pirson helps Andy explore his options in this new ad for Head Tennis.
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What do rainbow zebras, pink floating penguins, and the most amazingly fun exploding party ever have in common? Tabitha Denholm, of course. Check out the next installment of her ongoing fashion film collaboration with Markus Lupfer, featuring London-based J-pop band No Cars. Exclusively on Style.com this week.
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Hoku's first ad with Partizan after signing is out, and it's a beautifully shot stop-frame animation featuring ink drawings by Hoku collaborator Adam Bolt. For those in London, you'll have seen how the launch of this playful animation was also backed by a huge print campaign in morning papers. And enormous lines at Starbucks, with people queuing up for their free perfect latte.
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Skinny has turned the drugs, guns, sex and police raids up a notch for the next NSFW film in their series for Moonbootica, titled 'Iconic'. Banned on Facebook and YouTube, check it out right here on our site.
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Tabitha Denholm directs Florence and Twilight's Jamie Campbell-Bower in dark and haunting performances for the new Florence + the Machine 'Never Let Me Go' single, picking up over 700K views in the few days since its release.
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From a never-ending set of stairs, to smashing the same plate forever, to a continuous cycle of getting slapped, get hypnotised with amazing endless film loops by AB/CD/CD for Factory Floor's 'On Hold'.
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Project X, the debut feature directed by Nima Nourizadeh is about to get unleashed this weekend. After a huge premiere and legendary after-party in LA a couple days ago, the film is set to open in the US, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the Netherlands as of today. The New York Times just called it 'The "Animal House" of the iPhone generation', so what are you waiting for?
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Warren Fu delivers a remarkable future-noir video of Nero engaged in a high speed car chase through the dystopian streets of LA. Set in a striking totalitarian version of the city, Warren's acute vision makes for a truly impressive piece of filmmaking.
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Henry Scholfield directs an evocative performance from Will Young and a group of doubles for the beautifully shot 'Losing Myself' video. With an extraordinary union of cinematography, choreography and Henry's singular vision, this one is not to be missed.
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Tom Beard creates a dreamlike and kaleidoscopic world for the latest Kooks video 'Rosie'. It's saturated in layers of light and colour so viscous that you'll get completely immersed too.
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In what has been an unprecedented launch of a music video, Philip Andelman's 'Safe and Sound' video for Taylor Swift has received a global release across all of Viacom Music Group's channels around the world, reaching an estimated 600 million viewers. As the first launch of its kind, the video supports the forthcoming Hunger Games soundtrack.
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