Bezmo Designs

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Midshipmen Wrong and Right are back for another vintage installment of the U.S. Navy’s Dating Dos and Don’ts training film: How to Succeed with Brunettes. 

(See if you can guess which one is Midshipman “Wrong.”)

In case you missed it, some background from the previous post:

Courtesy of our colleagues in the National Archives’ Motion Picture Preservation Lab we present How to Succeed with Brunettes (1967), a film produced by the Navy that demonstrates proper dating etiquette for officers. Part of a recentaccession of military instructional films from the Defense Visual Information Center (DVIC), the somewhat dated film features wonderful music, evocative of its era, and a fair bit of comedy, both intentional and unintentional.

via Media Matters: Don’t Shut Your Date in the Door: Military Dating Dos and Don’ts

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sacrebluephilly:

A vortex of historical mumbo jumbo wrapped into a spinny tornado emitting sun beams from heaven accompanied by, mmmmm, nothingness.  Until the little door opens, and, The Doctor emerges.       If only.  

Created by us for Red Tettemer. Built with C4D and After Effects, the opiate of the masses. 

theonewiththepoof:

Because I didn’t need my heart anyway.

On another note, this kid needs to be in the running to play Augustus.  leThe girl who played Hazel…not so much. 

Agreed. Lol. I mean they both do an great job but James Gaisford definitely does by an astounding job playing that whole emotional scene. I gotta say, I’m really surprised someone would choose this particular scene to reenact. Its a tough scene to play!

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Pandora’s Box by Basma Abouelenein

This was my senior project while I was at Moore College of Art & Design. It was composed of three printed illustrations (made entirely of ink and paint but digitally printed) abstractly telling the basic story of Pandora’s Box. It was acompanied by an overhanging screen attached to the ceiling of the gallery area and a video I shot, edited and animated was projected onto the screen. My composer and long time friend, Katelyn Varkonyi made the music along with some help from our faithful sound guy, Ryan Heaney.

This installation piece has been mentioned in a Philadelphia art blog linked here: http://brewermultimedia.com/2012/06/01/moore-college-of-art-and-design-senior-exhibit-2012/

My video piece can be found here on my Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/43615513

Who’s that Pokémon?

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Henchmen Interviews
Episode One

Tracy Bandt interviews for an open henchmen position for the evil organization of Dr. Professor Felon Ph.D., MD.

And its effing hilarious. Please watch it and the whole series if you like this one. Omg. I want to be that man’s henchman. But I’m only a wo-man ):

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Monsters and Maidens is an animation about the evolution of video games as told from the perspective of a video game character.

Credits: Mike Cossentino, Melissa Cell, Geena Sundaram, Sonia Havens, Glenn Bender
Audio by John Avarese

Special Thanks: Drexel University, Ted Artz, Dave Mauriello, Jervis Thompson, Matt Kaufhold, Bob Piscopo, and all of the family and friends who supported us along the way!

Software Used: Photoshop, After Effects, Maya, Houdini, Nuke, UV Layout, ZBrush
Rendered in Mental Ray and Mantra

Developed and created as a Senior Project at Drexel University in eight months.

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My senior thesis, “Pandora’s Box”.

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TwT ITS SO WONDERFULLLL <3 and scary too in a very beautiful way xD. Thankkk youuu Lizzz <3