AND Festival trailers by Uniform
The Personal Profile Project: Ben Rivers and Charlotte Ginsborg
25 February 2010
Jack Stephenson by Ben Rivers We are pleased to be able to present Husne Tekagac by Charlotte Ginsborg and Jack Stephenson by Ben Rivers, part of the 12 films made for ...
Steven Eastwood – The Hiss of the Blow
10 February 2010
Steven Eastwood - The Hiss of the Blow. Photos courtesy of Magnus Arrevad Here is an extract from The Hiss of The Blow by Steven Eastwood. A twin-screen installation, The Hiss of ...
The Alcohol Years by Carol Morley
21 December 2009
The Alcohol Years, image courtesy of Carol Morley Carol Morley’s highly acclaimed documentary The Alcohol Years is a courageous, moving and often funny account of five self-destructive years of her life ...
Addictive TV remixes
9 December 2009
Addictive TV Here we have two remixes that showcase the audiovisual talents of Addictive TV. First up is the ident they devised to publicise the Europa League on UK terrestrial channel ...
To Whom It May Concern
25 November 2009
Image courtesy of Ian Gouldstone Ian W. Gouldstone: In May 2009, I became animator-in-residence at Newport University with the simple goal of playing with animation for a month.  This was in ...
AND Festival trailers by Uniform
AND Festival brand by Uniform

AND Festival brand by Uniform

If you haven’t yet seen the bold branding for the inaugural Abandon Normal Devices (AND) Festival, then check out the festival website and the trailers below. Developed by Liverpool-based brand and design consultancy Uniform, the agency has created a slate of funky animated stings that are inspired by the festival’s theme of questioning the normal. As you can see in the video below, Uniform has mixed together an eclectic range of images to capture the essence of the festival’s concept.

Charlie Pastor, Motion Graphics Designer at Uniform commented, “One of the main challenges was sourcing the footage, from going to Colwyn Bay to shoot a flamingo to trying to source a 1950’s camera!”

The AND Festival takes place in Liverpool from 23-27 September 2009, offering a programme of screenings, exhibitions, debate and performance across Liverpool, driven by a collaborative partnership by Northwest media and arts organisations FACT (Foundation for Arts and Creative Technology, Liverpool), Cornerhouse (Manchester) and folly (Lancaster).

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