Posts Tagged ‘Video’

Mathematics

Posted in News, Video on August 3rd, 2010 by Mario Troise – Be the first to comment

It’s been a while since I’ve created any videos or animations. My work is more focused on product design, but once in a while I like to work on “weekend” projects.

This one took me 4 weekends to finish. It started with a simple idea I had a couple of years ago. I didn’t know it would give me some much trouble. Animating each one of the 361 words that form this song was not an easy task.

Mathematics is a song released in 99 from Mos Def. It hit me when I first heard and it’s still one of my favorite tracks. The video represents the ideas behind the lyrics. My goal was to work only with text and an occasional icon to make it as simple as possible.

If you haven’t heard this song before visit your favorite media shop and buy it. The album is called “Black on Both Sides” and is definitely worth it.

Listen

Posted in Video on July 27th, 2010 by Mario Troise – Be the first to comment

This is one of my favorite videos. I produced it a couple of years ago, but I still like the way it flows. And I love this song.

Ruse – one day we will play videogames like this

Posted in News, Video on April 11th, 2009 by Mario Troise – Be the first to comment

RUSE is an upcoming strategy game that should hit the streets in sometime this year (PC, Xbox, Playstation). The game itself is probably good, but what took my attention was this teaser video, showing a tactile based gameplay. It’s a really nice idea, but probably still a couple of years ahead in out future (unless, of course, someone makes a giant Nintendo DS).

 

Source: Fubiz

New sports video

Posted in Music, News on April 7th, 2009 by Mario Troise – 1 Comment

I’m working on a new video for Vulto (yoyoing and skill sports company) to be released in a couple of weeks. It’s a collection of yoyoing, skate, bmx, juggling and many other sports. The video is really nice, aggressive and very entertaining (specially if you are a sports fan).

The best thing of this job is that we have have no limits and face no censorship at Vulto. The company is very open-minded, and since it works with sports we can push some boundaries when editing the video. We are using many different songs, from metal to downtempo, which is good for a music addict like me. We are also keeping it very simple. Our goal is to work  without many effects or corrections to keep the video as original as possible.

Yesterday Vulto released the first preview of this upcoming video. Enjoy!

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=305quosC4O8