We produced this film for Lee Jeans and The Tailor of Shorditch to highlight their winter campaign A Lee is You. Shot over two nights the film highlights the in store activation and the subsequent party winners were rewarded with.

At the end of last year we shot this little film for Fred Perry showing off their very worthwhile sponsorship of the Urban Cup, a table tennis tournament for young people across the UK. We wanted to make it look a bit special so we broke out the slow motion function of our new Sony FS-100.

Here is one of six films we produced for The Birth Company of Harley Street outlining the various scanning services they offer. Must have viewing for any mums to be who want to know more about what various scans are available. Catch the other 5 at The Birth Company’s website (which its worth noting was branded and designed by us too!)

If you’re a fan of Star Trek then you have been waiting for this moment ever since you saw the pilot episode of The Next Generation. No? Just me then. But Sony have recreated what looks like a holographic environment. Well not quite, but it is one of the coolest usages of projection mapping I seen since watching Amon Tobin’s ISAM tour at the Round House!

We recently completed this cute piece of motion graphics to tell the story of what agency The Tailor of Shorditch is all about.

Kash were asked to cover the recent Fred Perry Specials VIP party at Alexandra Palace. The gig, put together by The Tailor of Shorditch, was full of very cool characters and our camera man, Anthony Dean, captured the event beautifully with his Canon 5D and slider.

That’s what this site aims to be – swing by for your free, seemingly unending, hugs.

In an internet world full of much strife and pessimism this site’s creators, Jeff Lam and Lauren Perlow, have decided to give you the nice. “We’d like to turn the sad into happy and the happy into a celebration.”

Once you’ve gorged yourself on the happy hugs of strangers you can put your own up too. Awwwww. It certainly got me smiling. And then I puked, through both mouth and nose.

www.TheNicestPlaceOnTheInter.net

 Mehmet has been a big influence on our thinking. His projects look visually simple compared to the usual VJ style of chaotic montage, this gives them a beauty found often in design but rarely in video art. This work is a lot more than that as in encompasses programing that initiates music making. Very forward thinking. His work was shown this august at Ron Arad’s Curtain Call festival at The Roundhouse in Camden.

From the blog of visual audio artist Mehmet S. Akten (aka Memo). Some really nice programmed moves to generate audio and visuals simultaneously. He’s got loads of other interesting projects here: http://www.msavisuals.com/

  Here 30 nodes are oscillating with fixed periods in simple harmonic motion, with each node having a slightly different frequency. The total loop cycle duration is exactly 120 seconds (60s for the audio). Specific information about this particular simulation and audio athttp://memo.tv/30_chromatic_metronomes_at_0_29_bpm Visuals made with openFrameworks, audio with SuperCollider See also John Whitney’s Chromatic http://dagobah.net/flash/WhitneyChromatic.swf

Check out our latest film for New Era Introducing. The unique Gallery was installed at Shoreditch Underground and showcased the work of 80 of the 120 artists who took part in the Introducing project. This was the culmination of copious amounts of work by New Era, The Tailor of Shoreditch, Kash, but most impressively, the artists from around the world who were inspired to reinvented the 59fifty cap. You can find out more about the project by visiting neweraintroducing.com

Kash have been working with uber cool cap brand, New Era to produce video content for their global art project New Era Introducing. We were down at the London launch last week in Shoreditch Underground, the gallery exhibition is now off around the world on tour. The project and winner Lina Al-Amoudi is featured on the Creative Review blog: http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog