If you love rap and scifi then this will blow your mind. It’s a video mashup of Battlestar Galactica and the Beastie Boys. Created by Katie King.

We’re pleased to introduce you the Cirkus Animation ABC – How IT works! Have you always wanted to know ho they make those amazing 3D commercials on tv? Well, please check out the video and find out the in’s and out’s of the whole animation process!

“All of the animations seen in David Wilson’s music video for Moray McLaren’s ‘We Got Time‘ were created in camera. Repeat: in camera. No CG, no compositing animation loops onto footage – just taking advantage of the way film and persistence of vision works.”

Also- check out the fantastic making-of video that gets deep into rpm and fps nerdiness, and the illustrated discs created by David Wilson.

A blast from the past: Originally posted 2009-04-27 08:49:43.

After all these years there are still many people who don’t understand this thing called the internet. Watch this and all will become clear.

A blast from the past: Originally posted 2008-12-02 11:56:35.

Really enjoying the work being done by London-based Field IO. This video is “an edit of various scenes from our generative animation system. experimenting with agent-based simulations of social network behaviour”. Check them out here >

Clever video showing how much Google wants to be a part of our lives (and swallow us whole)

Great video by Charlie McCarthy shows the trails made by bugs buzzing around street lights.

You may have heard of Chat Roulette, it’s the latest way to waste your time online. If you want to know what it is without having to try it yourself (and most likely come face to face with a pervert) then this movie by Casey Neistat says it all…

Patrick Boivin did this amazing stop-motion video for the Google Nexus One and is now on his way to Hollywood. Read the story on WIRED >

Metropolis is a quirky and very abridged narrative history of the city of Charlotte, North Carolina. Rob Carter used stop motion video animation to physically manipulate aerial still images of the city (both real and fictional), creating a landscape in constant motion. This is just the last 3 minutes of the video – to see the whole thing go here >