The first real typographic reel in here comes from Maxim Ivanov. He takes you for a gentle ride through…

Thats some kind of old-school reel. Simply and clear. Every project stands for itself and…

I’m only going to quote “The Muc” from vimeo: “felt like i just had a whole heap of awesomeness shoved down my throat.” PS: …

Very good intro – notice that the music begins after you have had the time to concentrate on their name. Nice! Then its just getting better and better -

With over seven years professional experience working in the roles of 3d artist, motion graphic designer and art director, and

Is there a style of Motion Design which you prefere?

I’ve been really into lighting lately, looking at different materials, colorcorrection and how material interact with eachother. As you can see in my showreel intro i’ve also got a pastellcolor period right now, but we’ll se how long that lasts. I tend to jump between different styles alot cause I get fed up with the previous projects I’ve done pretty fast.

Can you tell us your 5 most beloved design / motion design websites.

For inspiration I usually look into what I see everyday walking around, and also movies and ofcorse some websites. Sites like Motionographer, Behance, Greyscalegorilla, and other similar sites.

Can you tell us something about your worst client?

Working with bigger companies which have a lot of people saying what they want is really anoying. Someone approving something that someone else doesn’t and so on… But of course I havn’t got more than one year of working experience so I expect to meet even worse in the future! Right now I’m studying motion graphics and I’m available for internship february 22.

Wow, thats some pretty material. I love the reels where you see that every work has run through completly different stages. flour has an overall cute style. Still everything looks completly different! Thumbs up!

# How do you organize your projects and which tools or software do you usually use?

I have a folder structure that I have worked out. That folder structure is the same inside after effects. It just makes archiving and working in groups easier. I use Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, Flash, Illustrator, Dreamweaver and InDesign CS4, Cinema 4D R10.5, Zbrush and Final Cut Pro Studio

# Is there a style of Motion Design which you prefere?

I like to try and working in various styles but it usually ends up looking mysterious, dark, CGI with touches of photography.

# At last, can you tell us something about your worst client? ( He/she/it doesn’t need to be named )

My worst client… Well I have always struggled with commercial art vs fine art. Working as a graphics artist in an editorial dept you are usually just helping the editor do what they can’t do. So many times you are just creating graphics that go over video. I have also worked at smaller design studios and you get more freedom to create but you are also at the mercy of the clients demands. I also find when working with to many “middle men” (aka producers) things get annoying. Inexperienced people tend to second guess your work even before it is shown to the client. “The design for the back pocket” producer is never who you want to be working for as a designer. It just shows they have now faith or vision in the design. Clients come to you because they need help, you are hired to solve the problem and the should pay you.

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I’m looking forward to the release of his new reel.

And I’m going to take part of his next 5minute project You all should! Hi there! My name is Nick Campbell. I currently live in Chicago and work as a motion designer, photographer, iPhone app designer and educator . The blog was started to help creatives and creators make cool shit. I post tutorials about my process as well as links to ideas, news, and inspiration. My photo blog allows me to post my favorite shots and explore composition and color correction techniques. (via blog)

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After working 5 years in the creative industry at various studios in Denmark, Steffen decided to move abroad to attend the …

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