monovich: motion

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

A compilation of various works created wholly by Monovich, or in collaboration with other studios.

Many thanks to Digital Kitchen, Oh Hello, Gunshop, Brigade, White Rabbit, and Flying Rhino.

Many thanks to The Tilted Head Of Compassion for the music tracks.

full credits breakdown coming soon.

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.

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.

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.

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Subtext is a production studio that spans many different media genres. Their logo was pretty, but it didn’t know how to dance and sing. Monovich brought it to life as a world of octopus tvs, cellphone birds, and other ridiculous creations.

All the goodness from 2000-2005 condensed into 60 seconds for your viewing pleasure.

This work was done at Aerodrome Pictures, where Monovich was previously DesignDirector.

Monovich created this set of boards for the 2009 Consumer Electronic Show for Aerodrome Pictures. The concept revolved around a chaotic anything-goes environment that forms as the hosts of the show interact with technology icons. Beyond the storyboards, the brief included the creation of a sidekick logo device that could serve up information as well as interact with the show hosts.

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