FITC Amsterdam 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The Power of Metaphor | Mike Hill | 54m |
Argues that great films hide a measurable architecture of unconscious psychological metaphor and demonstrates it using Joseph Campbell’s monomyth, Jungian… | ||
| Stop Looking for Inspiration: Be Your Own Muse! | Lauren Hom | 40m |
Claims that travel doesn’t boost creativity — 18 months and 30 countries produce no more inspiration than everyday life — and shows concrete projects that do… | ||
| Opening Titles | Maxim Zhestkov, Artur Gadzhiev | 02m |
Supernova ... an explosion of matter which forms new structures, planets, ideas and meanings.
Now in its 12th year, FITC returns to Amsterdam to host their… | ||
| Finding Yourself, Over and Over Again | Jessica Hische | 55m |
Clear practical specifics: a daily drop cap project becomes 26 Penguin covers, a stealthy MailChimp refresh, and a published kid’s book Tomorrow I'll Be Brave… | ||
| Simplicity is Not Simple | David Hogue | 51m |
Argues that simplicity is a concrete engineering goal: identifies how products become complicated, offers methods—subtract consolidate clarify—and shows real… | ||
| Entertaining Design | Emily Oberman | 52m |
Design for the entertainment industry should be, well, entertaining – both when you are making it and when you are experiencing it. That means that whether its… | ||
| Opening Address | Mr. Bingo | 04m |
Hate Mail began as paid requests on Twitter for hand-drawn offensive postcards and Hate Mail sells out within days, opening 12 times and moving into galleries… | ||
| Trapping the Accident | Mario Klingemann | 47m |
Argues that neural nets actually produce material outcomes not metaphors notes concrete tools used — GANs, pix2pix, StyleGAN and BigGAN — and explains how… | ||
| The Almighty Rabbit Hole | Chris Gannon | 45m |
Shows concrete results: builds interactive SVG components with SVG + GreenSock, exports After Effects via Bodymovin / Lottie and stitches JS on top, and… | ||
| The Meaning of Live! | Kate Dawkins | 45m |
Shows described by project and outcome not promise: the London 2012 audience pixels use 70,500 LED paddles after months of R&D to make circles read on uneven… | ||
| Drawing It Together | Alon Chitayat | 29m |
Shows specific systems and results: a production-grade integration with Jamboard, a Smart Brush hookup to AutoDraw trained on 15 million drawings, and a… | ||
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