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Chevalier Advertising asked Monovich to direct and animate a spot for Nikon that (literally) highlights the unique features of products it offers for the active outdoorsman. Monovich took the existing aesthetic of the Nikon print campaign and brought it to life with light streaks and a seamless camera move that ties all of the products together.
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When it comes to training employees, its hard to keep people engaged…especially if your video is five minutes long. Nike enlisted Monovich to direct a training piece which educates its employees in all manner of sales and service. The piece had to include a ginormous quantity of training information while at the same time keeping its viewers engaged and entertained enough to retain its important message and apply it later on the sales floor. This montage shows a selection of those memorable moments.
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Factory Labs asked Monovich to lend a hand in the form of an intro video for the Ironman 2 / Audi R8 Spyder micro-site. Monovich took Ironman and Audi footage, sliced, diced, and added interstitial motion graphics to co-brand the two while maintaining the established aesthetics of each brand.
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Monovich rode a plane to New York for the Cut & Paste Global Championships. The theme for the competition was “Dear Life, Thanks For Everything, Sincerely Me.”
Monovich took the theme and imagined it as that defining moment people talk about when their life flashes before their eyes. Contestants had 8 hours to create a 15 second animation.
Tilted Head Of Compassion provided the track.
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HALO Legends is a series of HALO-themed short films produced by some of the worlds top anime studios, and Loaded Pictures created the trailer to showcase it.
Monovich modeled, sculpted, lit, and animated the letters, then used WebEx to remotely set up an on-site render farm @ Loaded in order to get the heavy rendering done within the compressed production schedule.
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The Porsche “Legend” spec spot was created as an experiment in remote collaboration between Monovich (Stephen Fitzgerald) and The Brigade. Located at opposite ends of the United States (Washington and New York states), both parties were connected only by broadband lines and a common interest in creating a spot with beautiful visuals with a strong message that was faithful to the Porsche brand.
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Nike needed a new spot to showcase their upcoming ‘09 SPARQ shoes, so they gave Oh Hello a call. Oh Hello needed a good set of design/3d/animation eyeballs on the spot, so they gave Monovich a call. This was the result of the collaboration, which was done entirely remotely.
Creative Director: Dan Brown
Producer: Nathan Barr
3d/Animation/Design: Monovich
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The World Poker Tour asked Aerodrome for a top-to-bottom redesign of their show, and Aerodrome invited Monovich along for the ride (in a helecopter!). Monovich assisted in the overall design and handled all of the 2d/3d animation of the open.
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PBS came to Digital Kitchen for some eye candy and good thinking to launch their new show, Wired Science. Monovich helped Digital Kitchen board and pitch the project, then assisted in animation of the final concept.
check out the early boards here.
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Audi launched the Q5 SUV in the US with the Q5 Experience, a ride-and-drive multimedia road trip across America. Digital Kitchen was called by Factory Design Labs to create a 360 degree projection as part of the Q5 Experience. Monovich joined the D.K. party as a freelance creative director on the project, and wrangled the diverse visuals into a seamless wrap-around story of the Audi brand and lifestyle.
