The Arab Spring has been one of the fastest moving phenomenons we have ssen ths year, and countless videos have surfaced on the web showing a popular uprising that continues even to this day.
I recently discovered a very interesting interpration of the Arab Spring created using motion graphics. This is nothing politically motivated, nor does it feature any protests, riots, or people versus regimes, but an abstract visualization of the Arab Spring’s meaning.
The Middle East will take centre stage in 2012, particularly because of its emerging Film Industry and it will be interesting to see how the Arab Spring is represented in film over the coming decade. Take a look at Australian filmmaker Raoul Mark’s latest creation which includes an atmospheric build up using sound effects and motion graphics to illustrate the symbolism behind the Arab Spring.
The Arab Spring by Marx
The influence of TV and film on consumer behaviour is a dynamic aspect of contemporary…
Before deciding to pursue a career in the film industry, you must consider several critical…
Mahdi directed, wrote, and produced over 30 short films at the Doha Film Institute.
Whether you are new to the business world or not, it's essential to make a…
Embarking on a career in sound editing is an exciting venture, filled with opportunities to…
The International Competition is set to showcase 66 films representing 52 nationalities.
