Here’s a project we did for Future Shop to help promote its Cellshop brand. This was shot mostly in Montreal and utilized tilt-shift photography to make the real locations feel fake and miniaturized. We animated our little cart traveling around town looking for the right cell phone and plan. An awesome 8-bit soundtrack was composed by Op-music who also created the Future Shop rift ringtone at the end.

Alcatel-Lucent commissioned us to make a video as a part of the application enablement vision which you can read more about here. We came up with this concept where all of the players involved in the communications ecosystem work together to innovate together in an open, secure and interoperable environment. The narrator is filmmaker (and friend) Yung Chang and the original music is by Op-music.

This is a stop motion animation video that we made for our friends at Palo Alto Software for their relatively new piece of software called Email Center Pro. We shot the video with a Canon 5D in the Atelier Transfert studio over the course of several weeks. The sound effects and music were then created at the Atelier post production office, as was the edit.

Guy Kawasaki asked us to make a little tutorial video for his latest project, Alltop. We shot it with two Canon 5Ds in our studio and then edited it together in FCP and created all the sound effects with various mystical foley techniques. Our friend Julien Smith was nice enough to lend his voice for the voice over narration. John did the wonderfully placid soundtrack.

Update — March 17th 2009: We have just updated this video to include the new ‘MyAlltop‘ feature on the site! Not only did we add a new animated sequence to describe the new MyAlltop aspect, but we also replaced all the screenshots to reflect today’s Alltop’s 3.0 release. We also improved the image quality of the screenshots (which are actual photos of a MacBook Air screen and not screencaps) and we took the opportunity to tighten some other screws here and there. Enjoy!