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For the Launch of the GT-R supercar, Nissan asked Subtext for a stylized rendition of the globe for use on their pre-launch teaser website. Monovich designed a series of globes that give off an air of menace and play off the triangular lines found on the GT-R itself.
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Monovich animated this X-Box Live logo for Digital Kitchen.
Creative Lead: Brad Abrams
Designer: John Doe, Stephen Fitzgerald
3d/Animation: Stephen Fitzgerald
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Monovich created this package for Disney Movie Surfers on behalf of Subtext Studio.
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For round 1 of the PBS/Wired Science Project, Digital Kitchen invited Monovich to design and concept a set of storyboards/style frames. Although this script wasn’t ultimately used, the overall look and feel were produced with an alternate concept. (see here)
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1741 (AKA) Trailerpark asked Monovich for some storyboard concepts to tease the upcoming release of the Will Smith thriller “I Am Legend“. Monovich created three concepts involving themes like lonlieness, contamination, infection, and SOS signals.
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Monovich created this series of before / after images for Mosaic LA.
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in 2005 Aerodrome created a complete redesign for TF1, France’s #1 television network. Monovich served as design director throughout the process.
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SciFi UK asked Aerodrome to create a graphics package for thier SciBlog co-branding bumpers. Sciblog provided web-like interface on TV with which to show movie trivia, competitions, and other facts throughout the showing of feature films on SciFi.
Monovich designed and animated the piece while on staff at Aerodrome. Creative Directed by Scott Miller.
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Fresh off of the success of American Idol, the producers of the show called Aerodrome to create the open for their newest creation: So You Think You Can Dance. Aerodrome created a flashy, stylized world with a color pallette as diverse as the dancers who populate it. Monovich designed, animated, and was 1st a.d. on the shoot. Everything in the piece is CGI except the dancers themselves.
