‘London-based design studio Hi-ReS! was founded by Alexandra Jugovic and Florian Schmitt, who intuitively translate their love of film, art and music into impressive interactive projects that take full advantage of the possibilities offered by developing web technologies. This comprehensive book and DVD showcase their unique commercial and personal work, which mixes concepts, techniques and a generous portion of fairy-dust into new forms that delight the senses. In addition to never before published moving and still images, this publication presents a scintillating selection of the projects Hi-ReS! has done for clients including MTV, Diesel, Sony, Mitsubishi and NTT Data. The book and DVD also include examples of some of the original websites and motion graphics they created for feature films such as Donnie Darko , Minority Report , Requiem for a Dream and Centre of the World as well as non-commercial pieces and installations. Hi-ReS! has won professional and popular awards and accolades on both sides of the Atlantic including Clios, Golden Cyberlions, Webby Awards, a BAFTA and a Prix Ars Electronica. Their strength lies not only in their masterful linear storytelling, but also in their creation of sensual interactive experiences that pair an artistic, tongue-in-cheek approach with strong marketing sensibilities. As the work in this book shows, it’s a combination that allows them to meet client goals while remaining true to the pioneering spirit of the online world.’

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