Psyop and W+K Take Coca-Cola to the Streets

by The Portland Egotist / December 3, 2018 /

Portland agenies, Psyop and W+K, recently teamed up to create this street-inspired short spot for Coca-Cola. Despite the playful nature of this piece, it was a serious undergoing (just look at the credit list) with a couple dozen creatives jumping into the fray to get this animated piece produced. The result is solid and has that unique, quirky feel that PDX seems to lend so much of the work out there these d[Read More]
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Feel the Power

by The Portland Egotist / June 21, 2018 /
A bit of animated fun from filmmaker, Dana Sink. Power is an animated film intersecting machinery, life, and media. This little shortie was even an official selection at the Northwest Animation Festival.

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Animator, Matt Seely’s New Reel Shows Wide Range of Talent

by The Portland Egotist / June 21, 2018 /
Animator, Matt Seely, recently dropped his 2018 animation role. His work is a throwback to mid 90's to 2000's style animation. What we especially appreciated is that all the work contained in his reel is the result of work he did on his own. In an age where we generally need to rely on a crew of people to get anything done, it's nice to know the one man show still exists out there.

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A Garbage Story Makes Trash Look Amazing

by The Portland Egotist / May 2, 2018 /

A Garbage Story is a fantastic short documentary from Brooklyn-based studio, rota6. The short seven minute film follows Nick DiMola, a bonafide trash connoisseur, as he remembers a career spent digging through the discarded items of others. Some of the treasures he's picked up along the way are amazing. If you're into "junking" ( ™DDC Industries ;), then this a great short to spend a few minutes with.

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Matter Team Member, Cait Buckley, Heads Out and About in Portland

by The Portland Egotist / May 2, 2018 /

Not enough studios here in PDX do this kind of content. We would love more of this type of video / day in the life of work from studios in the city. We're into seeing what makes studios tick, as well as the people who wind the watch.
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