A Brief History of Title Design from Ian Albinson on Vimeo.

If you own this soundtrack, move along.  If not, hear this:  go buy it.  Whatever you are thinking, you're wrong.  "Soundtracks are boring."  Typically a valid point, but doesn't apply here.  "Trent Reznor frightens and/or intimidates me."  Hold onto this feeling because it is healthy, but know that you'll only recognize his talent (and the lesser known talents of Atticus Ross) and respect for the film here, you won't hear Nince Inch Nails.  "I remember it from the movie, too electronic."  You only remember the electronic parts, the album/soundtrack as a whole is subtle and complete, it isn't techno.

Buy it.  Turn it on, forget about it and get to work...go be creative.

"Linotype: The Film" Teaser from Linotype: The Film on Vimeo.

If only I could camp out for tix to this (doesn't release till 2011), maybe catch a midnight screening. Could potentially balance my universe after sitting out all night for Alanis Morissette seats in college. They've even pulled me in with the Iron & Wine trailer music, yes please.

Okay, okay, who am I kidding?  Alanis is disc 5 in my car right now.

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Coachelletta from Sam O'Hare on Vimeo.

 Tilt-shift never looked so good, for me at least.  Really highlights the bits and pieces of architectural design at Coachella.  It sucked me in, instantly...