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07.20.11

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Whoah, here is some crazy weird but also totally awesome 3D mograph action by studio Sehsucht™ for an Mtv ident. There was a huge list of folks involved in this little bit of video and you can see who they all are by clicking here.

written by Christopher | tags: 3d, Ident, motion design, MTV, Sehsucht

One Response to “Sehsucht: Mtv Ident”

Fessols&Naps Says:
July 26th, 2011 at 5:08 am
We posted too about all new idents and the old ones created by Universal everything. If you would like to check them:
http://fessolsnaps.wordpress.com/2011/07/19/new-mtv-identity/
We think these news are born old, they’re close to be old before they started.
Always changing the thought.

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