July 2018 – Page 10

July 6, 2018

SXSW Alumni Film Releases – July 2018

Discover some of the SXSW Film Festival alumni films and shows on release this month, such as Blindspotting, Eighth Grade, and Generation Wealth. Continue on for a complete list with trailers and more info.

Blindspotting
Narrative Feature, 2018
Website | Trailer

Provocative, humane and incredibly timely, Blindspotting addresses race and class with a keen ear for electric dialogue and a bristling energy that makes this truly a film for our time.
In Theaters July 20

Eighth Grade
Narrative Feature, 2018
Website | Trailer

Painfully real, Bo Burnham’s debut feature is an excruciatingly raw look at the middle school experience as a vision of paranoia, self-doubt, and a handful of good times.
In Theaters July 13

Generation Wealth
Documentary Feature, 2018
Website | Trailer

Lauren Greenfield follows The Queen of Versailles with another forensic exploration of wealth in America, through stunning access and a keen observational eye.
In Theaters July 20

Hot Summer Nights
Narrative Feature, World Premiere, 2017
Website | Trailer

Rising star Timothée Chalamet delivers another stunning performance in this thrilling, unique spin on the coming of age film.
In Theaters July 27

Kira Burning
Narrative Short, World Premiere, 2018
Website

A disturbing, potent revenge story, told as an unforgettable study of teenage angst.
Now online

Kookie
Narrative Short, 2017
Website | Trailer

Terrifying, odd, and yes, there is a clown. Don’t miss Kookie!
Now online

Paa Joe & The Lion
Documentary Feature, North American Premiere, 2017
Website | Trailer

The unlikely story of a Ghanaian master artist and craftsman, and some truly remarkable coffins, built with love and imagination.
Now Streaming

Sorry to Bother You
Narrative Feature, 2018
Website | Trailer

Boots Riley more than earns the hype with his gonzo satire and an astonishing cast including Lakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson, Armie Hammer and Terry Crews.
In Theaters July 5

Unfriended: Dark Web
Narrative Feature, World Premiere 2018
Website | Trailer

Expanding on the groundwork laid by Unfriended (SXSW 2015), this innovative follow-up takes even more creative risks to build a unique world that doesn’t fail to terrify.
In Theaters July 20

The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter
Narrative Feature, World Premiere 2018
Website | Trailer

Josh Brolin holds down an already bizarre comedy with a hilarious, idiosyncratic turn as a blowhard hunter with a mustache for the ages.
On Netflix July 6

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July 6, 2018

Universal Music Group: Redesigning a UI/UX Concept

We are checking out this UI/UX concept by Alexsander Barhøn of the current Universal Music Group site. First of all, I love the UI approach with what he calls it the Acrylic Concept where you will be welcomed with a soft-blurred shapes mixed into sections like events, music, videos and more. I also really enjoyed his interaction design across the project where the transitions are kept rather pretty minimal and smooth as well. Overall, really cool concept! I wish we all had this creative freedom when designing large scaled projects, there is always room for improvements.

Animations/Transitions

AoiroStudio
Jul 06, 2018

UI/UX

interaction design

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July 5, 2018

Apply Now for SXSW 2019 Place By Design Competition

The built environment and design of our shared spaces have a profound influence on our daily lives. In the public realm, design-based solutions can produce a wide range of outcomes impacting areas as diverse as health, behavior, social interaction, creativity and civic engagement.

The SXSW Place by Design Competition provides a platform for artists, architects, designers, and urbanists at all levels to present their scalable solutions for improving our shared landscape (including public art, urban interventions, digital technologies, and architecture).

The selected finalists will be invited to present at SXSW 2019. Each designer or team will present their work in a fast-paced pitch competition and participate in a Q&A session with the judges, who ultimately determine the winner. Read about last year’s winning project Adressaparken here.

The competition will take place during the Design Track at SXSW 2019.

Who Should Apply

The Place by Design competition is open to all types of design work that rethinks, enhances, or transforms public space, including but not limited to emerging technologies, urban interventions, public art, and architecture.

Eligibility

Work will be judged in part by its impact on the design problem it set out to solve, therefore conceptual submissions and projects in planning are not eligible for inclusion at this time. Creative collaborations and work using data, media, emerging technologies, and the arts are encouraged to apply. No intervention is too small, but ultimately we are seeking original, ingenious ideas that are site-specific yet can scale, and will inspire other creatives, designers and urbanists to improve their own surroundings.

Applications Close: Friday, November 9, 2018 at 11:59pm PT

Apply Now

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Above image: SPACEBUSTER: We Like America- 2018 SXSW Place by Design Finalist

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July 5, 2018

Create and edit a multi-camera sequence in Premiere Pro

Premiere Pro lets you create a multi-camera source sequence using clips from multiple camera sources. You can synchronize clips by manually setting …
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July 5, 2018

5 Simple Steps to Multi-Camera Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro

Are you working on a film or an interview spot that has multiple camera angles for the same scene? Premiere Pro’s multi-camera editing feature lets …
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July 5, 2018

UI Inspiration: This week’s selections from Bradley Ziffer, BrandBox and more

It’s that time of the week for our collection of UI/UX interactions to boost your UI inspiration. We are focusing on cool animations, layout designs, UX thinking and more. We are mixing it all from static, dynamic and even live prototypes, this might be a great weekly series to bookmark! This week, we again stayed away from animations/interactions but we have lots of beautiful UI static interfaces. I really enjoyed this week’s cover image of a UI design for the newly IGTV by Bradley Ziffer .

In this collection we are featuring the work from Bradley Ziffer, BrandBox, Jason, Rron Berisha and more.

via Dribbble

Design by Bradley Ziffer

Design by BrandBox

Design by Jason

Design by Rron Berisha

Design by Asylab

Design by Denis Abdullin

Design by Darko Vujic

Design by Daiana

Design by Nicholas Green

Design by Minami

Design by Prateek gupta HFI CUA

Design by Tran Thi Ngoc Anh

Design by Vladimir Rakshâ

Design by Davut Şala

Design by Alex Banaga

Design by Ronald Vermeijs

Design by Martyna Kwiatkowska

Design by Ervin Halebic

Design by Hashan

Design by Dalton

Design by Yassar

Design by Anton Kosarchyn

Design by Dejan Markovic

Design by Zhenya Rynzhuk

Design by Luke Pachytel

Design by Minh Pham

AoiroStudio
Jul 05, 2018

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July 5, 2018

Drone Photography: Aerial Facades

I don’t know if you are familiar to the Instagram hashtag: #StraightFacades, it’s a cool hashtag where users would take pictures of facades of buildings. Mostly all about architecture or even cityscape. But Camilo Monzón Navas took a different and unique direction as he called it: #AerialFacades. Shot mostly on a drone (Mavic Pro), you get to discover another angle and showcase really interesting results. Check it out!

How to Capture Perfect Fireworks Photos

Getting the perfect shot of the fireworks display at your July 4th celebration is easier than you think.<p>Independence Day is just around the corner, which means it’s time for fireworks. And if you’ve ever tried to snap a pic during the big show, you already know capturing bright pyrotechnics lit up …
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July 4, 2018

UI/UX: Redesigning a new look Wikipedia/Fandom

As we are currently playing with inspiration and concepts of the new ABDZ site and part of the process is to revisit what we love and hate from the current design. Also what can be improved in terms of reader experience as well, the blog has been alive for more than a decade now. We are going on the blog every single day but we have to remind ourselves not to build any bad habits. We are taking a look at the work of Piotr Kaźmierczak and Prowling Wolves. They are both based in Poznań, Poland and their task was to create a new look and feel for Wikipedias article based on Fandom colour scheme. Let’s check it out!

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Who’s Driving Tokyo Photography Series

We have featured the work of Oleg Tolstoy before on ABDZ with the “The Tourist Trap” Series. Now he is back with a photography series entitled: Who’s Driving Tokyo from one of my favourite places on Earth. This series has been featured on many outlets and now here on Abduzeedo. I love the sight of a unique and silent world of the Japanese taxi drivers, it’s an interesting glimpse at their daily life.

I soon discovered that this aloofness is not just personal, but professional: drivers rated ‘ y ūryō untensha ’ – excellent driver – have their own stands at major stations and special markings on their cabs. As people, we naturally crave connection, but even in this tiny enclosed space, the line between driver and passenger persists. I was intrigued by these professionals who spend most of their days in silence, despite often being sat less than a metre from another human being