The Invisible Cities: Bulldozer video!

Han Wang
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Got 2 minutes and 33 seconds? Have a look at this brand new stop-motion music video my band has been working on for the past month. It stars some owls, a wizard, and heavy machinery.

Directed by Melissa Hung, the video is part of the 3rd Annual DIY Music Video contest put on by Locus Arts and the Center for Asian American Media. The video with the most views gets into the 28th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, so please watch it lots and tell your friends!

Here are some photos of the video-making process: http://bit.ly/dc7huJ

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What the world needs now: Top 6 TED list for designers

Maria Giudice
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I started attending the spectacular TED conference in 2002 and, every year, my time at TED fills my head with great ideas and hope for the future.

You can find moments of brilliance from every person who gets on the TED stage. You can bump into people where a conversation…

Hot Studio Joins DesigNYC

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Community service and collaboration is in Hot Studio’s DNA. Whether it’s helping Dave Eggers fulfill a TED wish, or our annual Philanthroparty, we’re always looking for ways to support good causes. And that’s why we’re excited to…

iPad: Hot or Not?

Eric Grant
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As a company full of designers and thinkers, we have an opinion on just about everything. The new iPad is no exception. Like everyone else, we were all excited to see how innovative this new gem was going to be. Here in New York and in San Francisco, many…

Hot Studio becomes Microsoft Global Agency Partner

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It’s not easy to stay on the cutting edge of technology–although we do our best (if the hours of late night blog surfing are any indication).

Sometimes, your best option is to align yourself with the people who are actually creating the technology that you will end up leveraging for…