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This neat infographic indulgence video illustrates the fairy tale little red riding hood, in the sharp graphical style of the well-known isometric video clip accompanying the song Remind Me from the Norwegian duo called Röyksopp.
Even if it seems to be advertised as a "school assignment" only (by Tomas Nilsson), it is very worthwhile to watch.
So be sure not to miss the video below.
Thnkx Enn!
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I've always wondered what type of application the designers use to make these Royksopp/AREVA-styled animations. Does anyone know? Would it be After Effects?
This is fabu!
Does anyone remember Benny Benassi's "satisfaction" or "whos your daddy" clips?
It's probably designed in illustrator and animated in after effects. The style is just that, a style, not a program.
reminds me a lot of the "Plaid - itsu video :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDDnuZAL9ps
It also reminds me a bit of Ben Sheppee's work: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3241466204371248305
Flash would be the easiest way to do this.
The agency behind royksopp remind me video is H5.
They have other very nice motion graphic videos on their portfolio http://www.h5.fr/