Friday, February 3, 2012 at 12:31PM We are delighted that ‘Noise Trade’ has been selected in AniFest, in the wonderful city of Prague! We have been nominated in the Music video / Videoklip category, along with some incredibly talented people!
The full list of selected and nominated films can be found by clicking here, it’s quite the list!
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Share Friday, January 13, 2012 at 3:51PM The (very) good folks from Pictoplasma recently asked people for contributions to their missing link research project.
More than 5000 entries were submitted, with sightings occurring in South Africa, Iran, Bogota, Korea, Russia, North Carolina, New Zealand, and everywhere in between!
After an initial installation at the Volksbuhne in Berlin, we were lucky enough to have our entry exhibited in the Pictoplasma Paris conference at La Gaîté Lyrique in December 2011.
A massive wall in the central exhibition hall presented 500 of the very best entries as unique digital prints, we were delighted to find ‘Yeti’ in and amongst them.
For more information on the event clicky click this lovely link: http://paris.pictoplasma.com
Share Thursday, January 5, 2012 at 1:54PM Happy Twenty Twelve everyone. 2012. What a year it will be.
We will have some exciting new work to show you soon, so watch this space/blog.
Thanks again to dotBrighton for inviting us to talk all things Noise Trade at their Christmas Special at the end of last year, it was most triumphant.
We would also like to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone we have met and worked with in our first year of existence. It has been a joy thus far, and we cannot wait to meet and work with so many more of you!
Welcome to the world of tomorrow!
Share Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 10:58AM In just over 7 hours time Sam and Ginny will be taking to the dotBrighton stage to discuss the making of Noise Trade. You know, Noise Trade, you must have heard about it.
It’s all going down at the Skiff, and you can find more information here: http://dotbrighton14dec2011.eventbrite.co.uk/
Seb will be talking all things CreativeJS; Visual Fun in JavaScript. There are also lots of prizes to give away, including a chance to win a copy of Adobe Creative Suite 5.5, Gee Willikers thats awesome!
Tickets have sold out for this faster than the Stone Roses reunion gig, take that John Squire!
Here is a healthy reminder of what we will be discussing:
Share Monday, November 21, 2011 at 11:19AM On the 27th of November, in the delightful NFT1 at the BFI Southbank, our Birthday Zoo E-Card animations, commissioned by Matt Richardson, are screening. This is part of onedotzero’s wonderful sprites screening. Sprites 11 tickets are available here, so you can take a wee little one and check out our, and many other wonderful and incredibly talented peeps, animations!
Share Monday, November 7, 2011 at 5:29PM A few weeks back the 12th View International Computer Graphics Conference took place in Turin, Italy.
We were delighted to be one of the lucky 19 finalists nominated for the View Award 2011, as part of the ViewFest Digital Movie Festival. As they say it was “I più bei video digitali da tutto il mondo!” (The most beautiful digital videos from all over the world!)
A massive congratulations to everyone involved in the conference/festival, we wish we could have been there.
Unfortunately ‘Noise Trade’ didn’t pick up an award, but congratulations to all the winners, especially the excellent ‘A Morning Stroll’ by Grant Orchard, which picked up the ‘Best Character’ award, and was recently seen at our Digital Animation Screening in September.
Check out all the nominations and winners here:
http://viewconference.it/view-award-2011-finalists
Share Monday, November 7, 2011 at 12:28PM Persistent Peril is now 6 months old. Half a Year. 182.621099 Days.
The studio is now coming together beautifully! Thanks to everyone we have met and worked with in the last few exciting months.
Here's to celebrating our one year in another 182.621099 days, give or take a decimal.
Photo’s by the eminent Adam Curtis.
Share Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at 10:10AM We recently worked on the animatics for the ‘One’ Free From Famine campaign spot, made by the ever awe-inspiring folks at Future Deluxe.
Check it out below, it really is something rather special.
One / Free From Famine from FutureDeluxe on Vimeo.
For more information go to the Future Deluxe website here:
Share Friday, October 14, 2011 at 10:17AM Keep your eyes pealed on this blog for future announcements for a festive Persistent Peril Screening event.
Ho-ho-ho.
We loved running the Digital Animation Screening last month so much, that we are now looking to make the event a regular thing! More details to follow but for now please enjoy these lovely pictures from the build up from that event in September.
Share Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 12:14PM Check out our wonderful Persistent Peril sign in our studio. Built by the wonderful Zoli Rutter from Exhibit Printing in Brighton. We love it, and it beats the temporary paper sign that preceded it!
Share Wednesday, October 5, 2011 at 2:15PM During Brighton Digital Festival's 'Open Studio Week' we asked the many multi-talented strangers who visited our humble abode to colour in our Jon Burgerman designed wallpaper.
We will update the blog with more and more pictures of this dazzling wall as the awesome designs get more and more colourful!
Feel free to drop us and email at hi@persistentperil.com and arrange to pop by for some tea and a meet-and-greet! The open studio week may have finished, but we are always keen to meet like-minded creatives.
Share Wednesday, September 28, 2011 at 3:47PM We are delighted to see 'Noise Trade' in this month's Stash!
Stash #84 is available now, where you will find "Noise Trade' in the company of some stunningly talented people.
The latest issue features, in their words, over 100 minutes of boundary-bashing motion projects, including 21 minutes of behind the scenes features. You can download the latest copy and subscribe here:
http://www.stashmedia.tv/latest/
Share Monday, September 26, 2011 at 10:11AM We had a crazy week as part of Brighton Digital Festival. Around the week of our screening at Lighthouse, and getting humiliated at fussball, we also opened our doors to many a friendly face as part of Digital Open Studios!
Thanks to all that came to visit us, we had an amazing week and meet a real range of people/companies/eccentrics/talents. It was glorious!
Thanks to all who helped colour in our John Bergerman wall, and indulged in our fine selection of teas. Next year we will save a few days a visit YOU!
Share Friday, September 23, 2011 at 4:27PM Garth recently designed this beautiful T Shirt for instrumental noisenik band Three Trapped Tigers.
You may/should/must recognise the design as our robot friend from the ‘Noise Trade’ music video we made for the band. The design on the right was the other option for the shirt.
You can get this luxury 100% cotton item from TTT themselves, as they tour around our fine and green lands.
Share Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at 6:01PM Another massive thank you to everyone that came to our Digital Animation Screening last Thursday. It was so amazing to sell out, and see so many friendly folks in one place. I hope that all that attended enjoyed Garth and Ginny's live 'score' to Pixel Film #1. It was epic.
A huge thanks to the Lighthouse, BANG and Brighton Digital Festival in helping it sell out/exist/run smoothly.
We will post news on future screenings as and when we plan them. Viva la future.
Share Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at 5:06PM Last week, as part of Digital Open Studios, the good folks at Cubeworks taught us a fussball lession in their opening match of the Cubeworks Table-Football Challenge. We lost 2-1 in games. 3-10, 1-10, 10-6.
Congratulations to the winners 'Freelancers' (aka - Simon Harriyott and John Harman) who gave their winnings to St. Wilfred’s Hospice, a worthy choice.
Thanks to Cubeworks for some excellent hosting skills. All weeks results are here:
http://www.cubeworks.co.uk/news/the-results-of-the-2011-cubeworks-charity-fussball-tournament…/
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