64 Perimeter Center by Iconologic from Mister Jakyl on Vimeo.

ART and INFORMATION

Lobbies mean a lot for the people visiting a new space—they provide a first impression and shape all the impressions that follow. Lobbies can mean even more to a building’s occupants, who experience the same space every day.

Atlanta’s 64 Perimeter Center, home to Philips Electronics Corporation, needed an interactive focal point for the building’s multi–million dollar lobby renovation. Iconologic designed and developed an installation comprised of five independent flat panels interconnected to provide both functional benefits for building occupants, like real–time weather, news, and traffic, but also beauty in the form of digital art that complements and defines the building’s interior.

Installation content is prioritized to adjust based on daily patterns. At 8 AM, news is prominent; at 5 PM traffic takes precedence; and at 7 PM, the art comes alive.

Shot and chopped by: Mister Jakyl

They make interactive whiteboards and education technology for classrooms and push the boundaries of engaging 21st century students.

Three videos are located in the Kinematics section: The ActivClassroom by Promethean

While all the product videos are located @ www.prometheanworld.com under Solutions under the Product Section.

The behind-the-scenes’ video and stills can be found here: Promethean – Behind the Scenes

Creative Director: Matt Rollins
Script / Writer: Kendra Bentle Rainey
Animation: Primal Screen
Music: Primal Screen
VoiceOver: Elisa Cana – VoiceOvers UK
Editor: Mr. Jakyl

Brief: An interpretation of Norman Mailer’s The Fight

Description: The Fight is Mailer’s account of the Ali vs Foreman fight that took place in 1974 and is better known as the “Rumble in the Jungle”. The story is written from an introspective point of view; one that has Mailer examining not only his mental and emotional state but those of the fighters. While reading the story one line in particular stood out:

“Fighters live in a dimension of boredom that others cannot begin to contemplate.”

That line drove the concept, Tim wanted know what that dimension looked like? In addition to the stills we shot for the book, we made a short trailer for online and display use.

The manifestation under mass appeal section includes the initial moodboard,test stills, main stills, and some of the final selects for the book.

Design, illustration, model and art direction: Timothy Young (timdidthat.com)
Photography and video: Mr. Jakyl

Teaser for PUMA’S Crux Project fixing to be featured under the Mass Appeal and Kinematics section

The Project will include a group video, stills, and other multimedia components.

Talent: Burn Unit (burnunitatl.com)

Art Directors: Timothy Young, Adam Hook, and Mr. Jakyl
Copywriter: Adam Hook (adamwritesgood.com)
Design: Timothy Young (timdidthat.com)
Photography: Mr. Jakyl (mr-jakyl.com)
Editor: Adrienne Lee + Mr. Jakyl + Timothy Young

CRUX: Vendetta’s Search from Mister Jakyl on Vimeo.