A couple of weeks in the past we highlighted the New York-based agency, BLOCK & TACKLE, a inventive studio targeted on conceptual design and visible storytelling. As a part of our Made in Frame written collection, we went into the small print of how the B&T team used Frame.io for the good graphics of the ESPN+ documentary movie collection SneakerCenter.
Their work on that collection uncovered us to their unimaginable expertise, and piqued our curiosity to dig deeper and study much more concerning the studio, how they function, and the way they received to the place they’re. In our effort to repeatedly provide broader varieties and ranges of training and inspiration for our readers, we despatched out a small movie crew to interview the B&T principals. Right here’s a pilot episode of our new collection, Made in Body Movies.
On this episode, we study why broadcasters like FX and ESPN+ flip to B&T, how their inventive group units them aside, what the panorama is like for high-end company and broadcast-level movement design and animation work, and why the aesthetics of a collaboration platform matter. Tell us what you suppose.
Header images by Erik Teng. Filmmaking by Yamean Studios.
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