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Piki Mai – Projection Mapping
This 15 minute piece weaves in and out of local history, bombarding viewers and unsuspecting passers-by with the energy of the land, the sea, and the people on a massive scale. Spontaneous crowds of of over a thousand people forced the council to close the road in front of the cathedral during the last week [...]
Motion + Mapping Reel
Mulk’s motion graphics and video mapping work mostly from the last year. Mulk Motion + Mapping Reel from ctype on Vimeo.
Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards 2010
In 2010, I made some content for some bands at the VMAs. The Dub Module commissioned band visuals from Mulk for Gin Wigmore, Anika Moa and the mashup ft. Stan Rumble, Dane Williams and J Walker. Here’s clips: Intro ft Misc Performers Gin Wigmore Anika Moa These were all pretty quick jobbies, but I reckon [...]
Vodafone: History of New
I used vvvv and After Effects to map three sides of this house for Vodafone’s new ad campaign. Vodafone History of New – House Mapping from ctype on Vimeo.
Onyas Finale 2011
The Onyas is an awards show rounding up the week of awesome geeking out that is the Webstock conference, held annually in Wellington. TheDarkroom.tv‘s Shaun Madgwick built visuals to accompany synthpop artist Disasteradio in the majesty that was the finale of the Onyas Awards for 2011. My role was to map the video to the [...]
ALGIM Motion Graphics Package
ALGIM (Association of Local Government Information Management) wanted a fancy new visual treatment for their 30th annual conference. I put together a package including key videos and dynamic awards continuity graphics. Produced by The Dub Module. Here’s a two-screen video played during the big awards night. Music by North Shore Pony Club. ALGIM: 30 Years [...]
Kimberley Festival 2010
At this annual music festival in Norfolk, the Kimberley estate is host to all sorts of lavish entertainment, including this vibrant mapping piece by The Darkroom and Mulk. Here’s an edit with just Mulk’s segments: Kimberley Festival Mapping 2010 from ctype/Mulk on Vimeo. And here’s the whole thing: