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We had the privilege of creating motion graphics for the fantastic and important documentary One Person, One Vote? by the incredible director Maximina Juson. The documentary chronicles the history and complexities behind the Electoral College -- the uniquely American mechanism for electing a president -- as well as the personal experiences of electors from different parties in Colorado during the 2020 election. It was intense producing the explainer animations, bringing clarity to a voting system that is complicated and often misunderstood. The film is now on Independent Lens | PBS and is a must-watch, available on Youtube free for 90 days.

The Complexities of Voting in America | Full Documentary | Independent Lens | PBS Official website: https://to.pbs.org/3zn4v2k | a time when many Americans question democratic institutions, "One Person, One Vote?" unveils t...

One of two films we worked on screening at the Pan African Film & Arts Festival soon was produced by our friends at FAMM and directed by Wynette Yao called District of Second Chances -- a poignant look at the positive effects of foward-looking "Second Chance" legislation.

District of Second Chances Three men who were sentenced in their youth to life in prison have the chance to plead for release, thanks to forward-looking “Second Chance” legislation.

We're thrilled that two films we worked on will be screened this month at the Pan African Film & Arts Festival here in LA. One is the world premiere of "One Person One Vote?" -- an urgent and illuminating look at the Electoral College by incredible director Maximina Juson. It tells the story of not just a political institution that baffles many while profoundly shaping our democracy, but of individual electors and what drives them.

https://www.facebook.com/1person1votedoc

One Person, One Vote? One Person, One Vote? is a documentary about the untold story of the Electoral College.

Best wishes for the holiday season from all of us at Crazybridge!

In case you missed the big news earlier this year, the incredible team at the Event Horizon Telescope did it again and imaged Sgr A*, the black hole at the center of own galaxy. We produced this explainer as part of the press materials.

M87* and Sgr A*: Comparing Black Holes How do the black holes M87* and Sgr A* differ in size — and how did this affect imaging each black hole? Learn how the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collabor...

Tonight, Digital Addiction premieres on A&E. The Crazybridge team was tasked with creating a unique look for the show. We designed the main title as well as all of the in-show graphics.

A&E Spotlights A Growing Mental Health Issue With New Docu-Series “Digital Addiction” | June 13 As the world emerges from the global COVID pandemic that forced many to live in isolation, our reliance on digital devices has never been stronger. It is a r...

See our titles, show design, and graphics in the all-new Netflix series "Baking Impossible"

Baking Impossible Season 1 | Official Trailer | Netflix Top-tier bakers and engineers team up on missions to build delectable, incredible designs for a $100,000 prize and the title of world's best bakineers.SUBSCR...

"The Vanishing Trial" is an official selection at the Bronx Social Justice Matters Film Festival Oct. 22-25. The film, produced by FAMM and directed by Wynette Yao, tells the stories of those who exercise their constitutional right to a trial, only to face a longer prison term than originally offered as a plea bargain.

FAMM and NACDL Present: The Vanishing Trial | FAMM

We loved working on motion graphics for Gramma and Ginga: The Movie. It's a short documentary film featuring beloved sisters Gramma and Ginga who, at ages 104 and 99, accidentally became the world's oldest internet superstars. The film is funny, inspiring, and available to stream (click on the link to view the trailer).

It's also screening at the Newburyport Documentary Film Festival this weekend, and a Q&A with the director and producer goes live on Sunday here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWAJwP-gfko

Watch Gramma and Ginga: The Movie Online | Vimeo On Demand A short documentary film featuring beloved sisters Gramma and Ginga who, at ages 104 and 99, accidentally became the world's oldest internet superstars. ************** Genevieve…

Our latest animation for the Event Horizon Telescope.

How Magnetic Fields Affect Black Hole Images | Event Horizon Telescope Black holes are enveloped in plasma. This plasma has magnetic fields—areas where magnetism affects how matter moves—threaded throughout. As the magnetic fiel...

Last year, the documentary world lost one of its foremost talents. Jamie Redford passed away at 58, leaving behind an important and far-reaching body of work. Our team was fortunate to have had the opportunity to work on his film Paper Tigers in 2015, and were honored to produce titles for this short video for the Sundance Institute that paid tribute to his life and legacy.

Meet the Artist: Remembering James Redford On October 16, 2020, we were deeply saddened by the loss of Jamie Redford, the accomplished filmmaker and son of Institute founder and president Robert Redfo...

Happy Holidays from the team at Crazybridge Studios!

Our latest animated short for NASA explores how MU69, the farthest object ever photographed by a spacecraft, got its official name Arrokoth.

http://pluto.jhuapl.edu/Galleries/Videos.php

New Horizons: Videos The New Horizons spacecraft launched on January 19, 2006 – beginning its odyssey to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt. New Horizons now continues on its unparalleled journey of exploration with the close flyby of a Kuiper Belt object called 2014 MU69 – officially named Arrokoth – on January 1, 2019.

It's THE gift for the holidays everyone is talking about! See some fun 3D animation we produced for this spot (as well as the render on the box itself).

Introducing The Philly Series 5 With five bricks of power, ultra HD white chocolate, and 3D cookie crumb technology, the Philly Series 5 is here to change the cheesecake game forever. ...

This month marks six years since Jennifer Laude, a trans Filipina woman was murdered by a US Marine. We were honored to work on the award-winning feature documentary CALL HER GANDA, which chronicled the crime's impact on Jennifer's family and the trans community in the Philippines.

You can stream the entire film for free until October 21.

http://www.pbs.org/pov/watch/callherganda/video-call-her-ganda

Director PJ Raval will take part in an online panel discussion tomorrow.

6 Years, No Justice: A Panel on Jennifer Laude and the Impacts of Militarism⁣
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October 11th marked the 6th death anniversary of Jennifer Laude, a trans Filipina woman who was murdered by US marine Joseph Scott Pemberton in 2014. Pemberton’s recent release from prison and absolute pardon from Duterte highlights the continuing need to uplift the story of Jennifer through the film, , and to continue the fight for Justice for Jennifer Laude and the struggle against U.S. intervention, militarism and gendered violence in the Philippines.⁣
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Join the panel discussion on Oct. 18, 2020 at 5PM PT 7PM CT 8PM ET and hear updates on Jennifer Laude’s case and the impacts of militarism in the Philippines. Panelists include the film’s Director and Producer , and human rights activists based in the Philippines and the U.S. ⁣
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Our latest animation for the Event Horizon Telescope follows the arduous journey light waves must make from a black hole to Earth. Not all light survives...

Light’s Odyssey: The Journey from a Black Hole to Earth Light faces an arduous journey to escape from a black hole and arrive at our telescopes on Earth. The light must make it past the black hole itself, the hot ...

We had the pleasure of creating main titles and VFX for the feature film "Tazmanian Devil." Congratulations to director Solomon Onita, Jr. for winning the John Singleton Director Award for Best First Feature at the American Black Film Festival!

American Black Film Festival Unveils ABFF Award Winners For Virtual Edition American Black Film Festival (ABFF) wrapped its 24th annual celebration with The Best Of The ABFF Awards. Taking place virtually and via the newly launched ABFF PLAY platform, the award ceremony wa…

The heart-wrenching film CALL HER GANDA, for which we created the motion graphics, received the NLGJA - The Association of LGBTQ Journalists' "Excellence in Documentary Award" earlier in the summer for its broadcast on PBS's POV. Congratulations to director PJ Raval and the rest of the team behind the film.

Congratulations to the creative team behind The Web Opera for being selected for its 20th festival! If you haven't already, visit www.thewebopera.com to see this amazing production, including Michael Roth's stunning music, Kate Jopson's amazing direction, and our motion graphics in episode 3.

Very pleased to say that in the past few days THE WEB OPERA became an official selection in 3 more festivals - that's a total of 20! Here's the 18th, news on 19 and 20 coming soon - meanwhile thanks to the Hollywood First-Time Filmmakers for a sweet honor - and thanks as ever to all who made THE WEB OPERA happen - AND watch THE WEB OPERA here: https://www.thewebopera.com - thanks to Kate Jopson, Kate Gale, Reuben Uy, Adam von Almen, Stephanie Cecile Yavelow, Dana Fytelson, Christopher Gaal, Crazybridge Studios, Lisa Armstrong, Yiyi Shao, Peter Sprague, Duncan Moore, Emily Kosloski, Laura Vall, Jacqueline Lopez, and all -

The powerful documentary CALL HER GANDA chronicles the murder of Jennifer Laude and the legal aftermath. There's now a historic turn of events in the story...

Pemberton pays Laude kin P4.6M in damages OLONGAPO CITY, Zambales, Philippines — Convicted US Marine Lance Cpl. Joseph Scott Pemberton on Wednesday paid the family of slain transgender Jeffrey “Jennifer” Laude P4,655,250 in civil

It was great to see an updated black hole explainer animation we produced for the Event Horizon Telescope appear in the New York Times. In fact, it's the preview for the whole article.

Infinite Visions Were Hiding in the First Black Hole Image’s Rings Scientists proposed a technique that would allow us to see more of the unseeable.