UPDATE: WWDC video as standalone Quicktime

Apple posted our Keynote video as a hi-rez Quicktime on their site. Check it out by clicking the sweet image of Nathan Hunley. I recommend watching the LARGE version:



It's also on the front page of the iPhone section, it the lower left hand corner: Developing for the iPhone

Apple WWDC Keynote video

Peoples,

Sorry for the lack of posts, but we've been busier than ever, traveling around the world. We just finished a whirlwind job for Apple that took us around the U.S. as well as to Paris and Tokyo.

It was exhausting but well worth it.

You can check out the fruits of our labors in Apple's stream of the WWDC keynote address: at about 00:49:00



Just before that job we did some iPhone developer stories for Apple as well to promote WWDC. They are slightly buried on the site, you can check them out here! We directed Smule and Cultured Code, and Luke shot them all.

Smule creators of Ocarina and Leaf Trombone



Cultured Code Creators of Things



Still very busy... more to come soon!

Never Hide Films

Well they finally posted our Tallest Ice Cream Cone film on YouTube. Starring the ever talented Frank Sisti Jr. aka Kid America! you can check it out below.







Or watch a sweet Quicktime, and slightly better cut, of it here: The Tallest Ice Cream Cone

Now that They tore down Astroland, this is like a really sweet tribute to an era.

Our Little Sister!

Check out our little sister Jackie's Blog. She's officially a hipster.

Jackie's Blog

YAY! More Awards!

Killers,

We've been working a bunch, I literally had one day off in September. Unfortunately our Rayban film has been held up due to some rights issues that need to be worked out, but as soon as that's done we'll post it up.



We won two, count em... TWO; "One Show" advertising awards for for best unscripted branded content show we directed (even though the bio sections were scripted, I guess most of the show wasn't) MTVs Gamekillers Episode 1 got the GOLD prize and Episode 4 got the BRONZE, and the SILVER went to our friend Mike Warren's "Basketball Disciples" for Nike (Which Luke shot a bunch of in China and the US). So thanks to all that were in involved and congrats to Mike, even if he only got Silver, ha.

Check it out: The Inaugural One Show Branded Content Awards

August

So we are back from Mexico, it was great... just what we needed to get away from the city for a while. We checked out some Mayan ruins, chilled on beaches, and went spelunking in some cenotes (underwater caves). Luke is now off in Alaska shooting some spots with our friend Derek Cianfrance, and I am in NYC prepping our film for Rayban.

Just before we left we made this short film called "A Stones Throw" as a part of Tommy Hilfiger's Fall/Winter 2008 collection. It's a simple little film about the art of skipping stones put to "Slip Into Your Skin" by Patrick Watson. You can see it on the Tommy site in Flash or right here in QuickTime:

a mid-summer's update

Just a quick update.

First and foremost... this guy was apparently at the San Diego Comic Con... I laughed so hard sitting alone in my apartment that I thought I must share it. It's pretty disgusting. Rule of thumb, wear underwear when dressed in a spandex body suit. Who the hell is he even suppose to be?


Image courtesy of Gizmodo

We just shot a fun and almost experimental short film for Tommy Hilfiger that is to be released in a few weeks. We finally get to put those art school educations to some good use.

Then we are off to Tulum, Mexico next week to do some research for a possible upcoming AMAZING project... but mostly for vacation. Jealous?


As soon as we get back we are shooting another short film/commercial for Rayban with a really cool agency called Cutwater from SF. We are super psyched about this one, it's going to be a lot of work, but the film is gonna be off the hook!

And finally, we are going back to our roots... as it looks like we may do a video for our good friends Matt & Kim... and we couldn't be more excited about the possible theme for that video. It has to do with one of our favorite movie genres... and it's gonna be great for when we show up at Hollywood's door wanting to make one.

So lots of stuff coming... check back soon.