Motionographer

After 25 years, OFFF Barcelona director Pep Salazar has one answer for why thousands of creatives keep boarding planes to Barcelona every April: "OFFF is a peaceful place to meet. And we need these places, especially now." In this exclusive conversation, Salazar opens up about the festival's evolution, the metaverse experiment he'd rather forget, why Motion Design is the full rock band, and what must never be lost when he's no longer in the room.

Insights-driven creative company Sibling Rivalry has appointed Kristen Bedard Johnson (KBJ) as Managing Director, supercharging the company’s next phase of growth.

Curiosity, passion, and the drive to connect: these are the qualities that give Concept Art its lasting power. In the final installment of Keeping Visual Storytelling Alive, featured artists Eduardo Peña, Léa Pinto, and David Palumbo reflect on what fuels their work and why, no matter how the industry evolves, art made with intention will always have a place in the stories we tell.

Director Reza Dolatabadi, co founder of NOBORDER Studio, led the creation of SEIZE YOUR NOW. BUILD YOUR FUTURE., a new animated film developed for the Aston Martin Formula 1 Team in collaboration with Coinbase, continuing an ongoing creative partnership.

MAKE, a creative studio known for its storytelling through Motion Design, animation, and visual effects, is now accepting applications for its Summer 2026 Internship Program. Apply before March 29.

Final Frontier welcomes Tim Fox to its global roster of directors and creators. Tim Fox brings together creative authorship and technical versatility in a way few directors can. Fluent across 2D, 3D, live-action, and hybrid techniques, he approaches every project with a storyteller’s mindset and a designer’s precision.

A decade after its founding, The Motion Awards returns with a new website, juror nominations, and two powerful new distinctions, marking not just an anniversary, but a deeper declaration of what Motion Design has always deserved.

Breanna Lynn’s Drive It Like You Stole It began as a no-budget spec car commercial and became something far bigger, a testament to community, trust, and radical belief. With no client, no agency, and no budget, she rallied more than eighty collaborators to help bring an ambitious vision to life, proving that when the conviction is real enough, people show up. More than a film, the project is a reminder that meaningful work rarely begins with permission, it begins with courage.