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This commercial affected more then just old Nick Drake fans (mostly those who consider themselves music critics). This didn't mark the fall of the musical sell outs (later came the dreaded Bob Dylan/Victoria Secrets rukus), but it marked the pivotal moment when ads became something more then marketing schemes. They became expressions of wishes and desires. One full minute of wistful fantasies played out through clever graphics and interesting camera angles.

Cheers to Commercial Art*

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We made this electronic press kit (EPK as they say in tha biz) recently at the Etsy Labs in Brooklyn. It gives press people (and anybody else really!) a sense of what we do at Etsy and what our mis...

As you may have figured, I am currently obsessed with animation. I can't help it. I have insomnia and Vimeo gives me reason to have that extra sip of cappuccino (like it's 1993).

This video has the shittiest music, but the visuals her pinata shoes are inspiration for my skates graphics.

Can't do roll-bounce without the candy toes.

Dan Meth brings the digital iroadtrip to vimeo. His kitchy stop-motion animated short features the street level view of a syncopated American journey through the byways and highways of a midwestern countryside. I'm from so. California, so all the hick shit is fascinating to me. I dated a bible belter recently just to catch a glimpse into the great unknown (did once, it was quite fleeting). Regardless, let Dan Meth (his real name?) show you the surveilled Arcadia of America. Fucking Deeelightful!

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Bruce Parry undergoes a toe-curling series of initiations while living with a Kombai tribe. This is a sequence from the film Tribe: Kombai. Note to moderators: this film was produced and directed by myself for BBC Wales.

An amazing pilot project in Fiji that is bringing damaged coral reefs back to life. This is a sequence from the film "Fragile Paradise", part of the BBC's documentary series "South Pacific".
Note to moderators: this film was directed and produced by myself for the BBC Natural History Unit.

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