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Adidas China | Mads Football Challenges

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Adidas China | Mads Football Challenges

Mads Football Challenges is a sports video series tailored for Chinese kids (6-14 year). This 12 part series was pitched, shot and edited for Adidas China.

Created to let kids go out and practice by removing barriers. Football fields are scarce in Chinese cities, but with these tricks kids can try out and improve skills anywhere safely. Nothing needed except a ball.

Basic and clear, no frills, straightforward style. A serious yet fun approach.

Be inspired and discover your talent.

Released during World Cup Football 2014. The series has several 100000’s of hits already!

Episode 2, Turning


  • Perfect connection with social media campaigns
  • Broad audience.
  • Subtle but clear branding, creating brand sympathy
  • Released during World Cup Football 2014

Episode 5, Passing

 

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Power Station of Art, Shanghai | One Minute Series | Veter Strikken

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Power Station of Art, Shanghai | One Minute series | Veter Strikken met één hand

One Minute “Veter Strikken” (made with weerhandig.nl) is included in the series “How To”, curated by Hans Aarsman. On exhibition in Museum De Pont, Tilburg. (until august 24, 2014).

A special edition will be held at Power Station of Art, Shanghai, China, opening june 11 2014. Here the film will be part of the “How To” and “Best Of” series. howto_uitnodiging

The One Minutes is an international platform for very short video works. Since 1999 more than 10,000 one-minute films have been produced by makers from 120 countries. How To, the exhibition conceived by Hans Aarsman, deals with convenient tips. It is a compilation of short films that teach us something within one minute. What do you do, for instance, if you have to tie your shoes and have only one hand free? By way of The One Minutes, Aarsman had a message sent to artists, asking them whether they would be interested in making short films with such convenient tips as the subject matter. Some of these are now on view in De Pont’s project space.

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Japanese Knitting

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Japanese Knitting

For something completely different… Unrelated to filming, but aesthetically very pleasing, a collection of 1930’s Japanese Knitting patterns. Taken from magazines I found on a rainy Kyoto flea market. Get in touch for details (or high resolution versions).

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MOSA Discussions 1 – 5 (Live talkshow registration)

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Mosa Discussions

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This talkshow (in Dutch) is organized twice annually by Royal Mosa in their showroom in Amsterdam. In this example a summary of edition 4 with Daan Roosegaarde, Ton Venhoeven and Tracy Metz.

Film clips selected by the participants are projected on screens and used to enliven the discussion. Full HD registration with 4 camera’s. Two camera’s are also used for projection on the side screens. This is a very short summary. Longer version will be released on ArchiNed later this year.

Get in touch for more information.

In China | Beijing | NEXT architects (John vd Water)

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In China | Beijing | NEXT architects (John van de Water)

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English subtitles available by pressing ‘captions’ button.

A series of Architecture Videos made in China for ArchiNed. John van de Water visits a sales point of one of his projects on a building site. The model of the new built area is quite spectacular. The sales are going quite well. Being close to IKEA is a big selling point.

John van de Water is architect and author of the book “You can’t change China, China changes you“.

  • production, camera, editing, translation, subtitles
  • see the NEXT website

In this series:

In China | Dutch Architects In China
Series of 5 short Architecture Videos about Dutch architects in China for ArchiNed. With MVRDV, The Canton Tower with Mark Hemel, NeXT Architecture, BEAR iD, Harry Den Hartog Continue reading →

Het Nieuwe Werken | Studio Roosegaarde

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Het Nieuwe Werken | Studio Roosegaarde

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(in dutch)

Interview with Daan Roosegaarde of Studio Roosegaarde. Part of the series “Het nieuwe werken” (the new working methods) made in cooperation with ArchiNed. In this interview Daan talks about Architecture, techno-landscapes, hacking reality, the importance of keeping everything in your own hand and he calls all architects to stop designing and start connecting.

See also the MOSA Discussions registration with Daan Roosegaarde.

“In a world shifting between the analog and the digital, Studio Roosegaarde creates interactive designs that explore the dynamic relation between space, people, and technology. The studio develops its own technology and is internationally known for interactive projects such as Dune, Intimacy and Smart Highway.
Studio Roosegaarde is the social design lab of artist Daan Roosegaarde with his team of designers and engineers. By creating interactive designs that instinctively respond to sound and movement, Roosegaarde explores the dawn of a new nature that is evolving from technological innovations.

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NAi | ArchiNed | De Stand van de Stad (progress of the city)

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NAi | ArchiNed | De Stand van de Stad (progress of the city)

This series is in Dutch.

Made with ArchiNed en NAi / Bureau Europa

ArchiTV discusses the progress of Maastricht with local experts Wim van den Bergh, Jake Wiersma, Fred Humble and Tim Prins. They give their vision on the future of Maastricht.

NAi | ArchiNed | De Stand van de Stad – Interview Tim Prins (P-EN-M)
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NAi | ArchiNed | De Stand van de Stad – Interview Wim van den Berg
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NAi | ArchiNed | De Stand van de Stad – Interview Jake Wiersma
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NAi | ArchiNed | De Stand van de Stad – Interview Fred Humble
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In China | Kunming | BEAR-iD

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In China | Kunming | BEAR-iD

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Part of a series of Architecture Videos made in China for ArchiNed. This episode: BEAR-iD in Kunming. The assignment was to make an eco-friendly building, but did it work out? What about eco-friendly building in China in general? And how does Feng Shui influence the design.

  • production, camera, editing
  • information about bear-id: bear-id.com

In this series:

In China | Dutch Architects In China
Series of 5 short Architecture Videos about Dutch architects in China for ArchiNed. With MVRDV, The Canton Tower with Mark Hemel, NeXT Architecture, BEAR iD, Harry Den Hartog Continue reading →