Check out the latest video by Chris Milk for Arcade Fire’s We Used To Wait.

It’s all kinds of amazing; an interactive video using HTML5. This floats my interactive and motion boats.

Enjoy.

Vitor Cervi has relaunched with some great work.

He calls himself “a Graphic artist & Motion designer  based in São Paulo”. He’s a bit of a superstar by the looks of things, some great work in there and even some type faces! I’m digging his simple site with some cool features, like loading more content as you get to the bottom of the page.

I could look at his work all day.

This is the new ad for the SyFy Channel. Formally the SciFi Channel, I think they had trouble trying to trademark a genre.

This is a pretty huge Ad, running in at 2:35. It’s packed full of some pretty tricky effects, but i did find it a little tiresom. Perhaps they could have chopped it into 4 sections or something? I guess they know what they’re doing, either way it’s worth checking out.

This “Touchwall” created by Schematic is going to be used at Cannes Lions Festival. Looks pretty cool, it’s got loads of information like 3D maps and where the closest bar is, plus it uses the attendees passes to identify users.

Stolen From schematic.com:
The massive 12’ x 5’ display gives attendees instant access to the complete festival program, 3D maps of the event and surrounding area, and information on local restaurants and bars. The Touchwall also helps delegates schedule meetings with each other and trade contact information via email.

So this is what Web 3.0 is going to be like. I’ve been hearing a bit of buzz about web 3.0 building on the current social networks. Well this is Opera Unite it’s currently in an alpha release. It’s a direct connection with other users, effectively cutting out the middle man that is web services.

I’m excited about the possibilities of collaboration and sharing that would come with a service like this. I can only begin to imagine the sorts of things that will come from this.

If anyone’s keen to try out the alpha with me, let me know.