In this inspiring interview, Markus Eckert shares his journey as a creative professional who fluidly navigates the space between motion design and development. If you’ve ever wondered how to bridge the gap between visual storytelling and technical execution, this is a must-watch.
Markus talks about the motivations behind his bold personal project — a self-initiated game — and what it means to spend your savings well in pursuit of meaningful work. You’ll get insights into his creative process, the challenges of wearing multiple hats, and the rewards of taking risks on your own ideas. Expect candid reflections, a dose of motivation, and a behind-the-scenes look at a creative path that breaks conventional boundaries. Markus Eckert did well — and this interview will show you how and why.
Join us for an inspiring conversation with John Schlemmer a Motion Design Leader at Google, where we dive deep into the evolving world of digital design and branding. This interview offers valuable insights for designers, developers, and creative professionals alike.
Principles of UX design, bridging coding and creativity and motion as a core part of branding. Whether you’re just starting in the field or leading design teams, this interview will offer expert perspectives, practical takeaways, and a glimpse into the future of motion in product design.
This video interview takes you inside the bold, conceptual world of DBLG – a creative agency known for pushing boundaries, experimenting fearlessly, and staying ahead of the curve. Discover how Grant Gilbert from DBLG maintains a strong connection with audiences without compromising on originality.
Hear their thoughts on why creativity is the future, and how taking sideways steps, exploring unexpected paths, and embracing risk are key to staying relevant. Whether you’re a designer, storyteller, or simply curious about the process behind high-concept visual work, this interview offers insight into how to stay inspired – and keep your audience inspired too.
Join Claudia and Jonathan, both graphic designers at SPIN, as they discuss the studio’s focus on creating compelling visual identity projects. In this interview, they share insights into SPIN’s creative process, their approach to shaping identity through design, and the importance of strong visual storytelling.
Using a specific case study—their collaboration with the University for the Creative Arts in England—they explain how they translated the institution’s values into a cohesive and dynamic visual system. Whether you’re a design student, creative professional, or simply curious about how design can express identity, this conversation offers a thoughtful behind-the-scenes look at the work of one of the UK’s leading design studios.
Teo and Carlos—together known as Dvein—are a creative duo whose partnership they liken to a marriage: built on trust, shared vision, and the occasional creative quarrel. Guided by their self-described “Why not?” philosophy, they approach each project with curiosity, daring, and a refusal to limit their imagination.
In this interview, you’ll hear how they deliberately step away from heavy reliance on technology, choosing instead to work with their hands, embrace mistakes, and learn from failures. Materials aren’t just tools for them—they’re collaborators in the creative process. Over time, nature has become their main source of inspiration, shaping both the aesthetics and the soul of their work. Expect to see the incredible, almost unbelievable creations that emerge when craft, play, and instinct come together—proof that in Dvein’s world, creativity is always worth fighting for.
Get ready for a burst of creative energy in this dynamic and wildly inspiring interview with visual artist and director Bradley G Munkowitz. Known for his groundbreaking motion design and visual experiments, GMUNK dives deep into his ever-evolving creative process, where goals take a backseat and exploration leads the way. Expect unfiltered honesty, a bit of chaos, and a whole lot of enthusiasm.
He talks about the beauty of failure, staying obsessively curious, and how nature, math, patterns, architecture, design, and technology fuel his vision. It’s about staying inspired through the biggest creative challenges and always finding something new to bring to the table. Whether you’re a designer, artist, or just curious about how bold creative minds work — this interview is a shot of adrenaline you don’t want to miss.
In this interview, Mark Porter shares his journey into motion design—a field that’s still new territory for him, yet one that aligns perfectly with his passion for visual storytelling. For Mark, it’s all about the content—conveying emotion, clarity, and narrative through movement and design. The conversation centers around the RTL News rebrand project, which marked the studio’s very first foray into television.
A bold and radical client opened the door to a unique and challenging collaboration—one that was guided by real data, transparency, and a drive for honest communication. This project didn’t just reshape RTL’s visual identity—it pushed the studio forward, becoming a catalyst for growth and learning. Mark reflects on how working in motion design demands constant evolution, deep listening, and a commitment to telling the clearest story possible. A must-watch for anyone curious about motion design, visual storytelling, and how creative challenges can become defining milestones.
In this forward-looking interview, we explore the rapidly evolving world of motion design and its growing presence in our everyday lives. From subtle animations in your smartphone to immersive holograms and AI-generated content, motion design is becoming an invisible yet powerful layer of how we interact with technology. Where is it all heading? That depends on which sci-fi movie you’re watching.
Whether it’s Blade Runner or Her, the lines between motion, emotion, and artificial intelligence are blurring. The future may arrive sooner than we think, where systems anticipate our needs before we even express them. Tune in to hear bold predictions, fascinating insights, and a glimpse of the creative forces shaping this exciting future. Find more in the discussion dedicated to this topic: https://mouvo.tv/talk/the-future-of-motion-design/
Join us for an inside look at BUCK, the award-winning creative agency and studio born in Los Angeles and now operating from multiple offices around the globe. In this interview, BUCK Co-Founder and Executive Creative Director Ryan Honey reflects on the agency’s journey, the power of working alongside passionate, inventive people, and the unique “big family” spirit that fuels every project.
Ryan shares insights into BUCK’s creative process, from day-to-day collaboration to landmark projects that have shaped the studio’s identity. You’ll hear stories behind both past and recent milestones, and gain a behind-the-scenes view of how BUCK adapts to working with clients across cultures—highlighting the subtle but fascinating differences between the creative landscapes of East and West.
Whether you’re a designer, brand, or simply curious about what it’s like to work at one of the most respected studios in the industry, this interview offers an inspiring glimpse into BUCK’s world and what drives its enduring passion for creation.
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Field is known for technically challenging projects that demand both artistic vision and precise execution, and this conversation offers an inside look at how such ambitious ideas come to life. In this interview, Jonas, Julian, Philip, and Alice from Field Studio share their approach to pushing creative boundaries. Their philosophy is to keep exploring new aesthetics, possibilities, and technologies—always looking for fresh ways to merge art and innovation.
One of the projects they discuss involves visualizing artificial intelligence through a visual metaphor, a concept that blends advanced technology with a strong narrative element. They explain the principles behind their generative design process and how a generative approach shapes the work, all while maintaining creative freedom throughout.
In this in-depth conversation with the minds behind Entagma — Moritz Schwind and Manuel Casasola Merkle — we explore the principles and possibilities of generative design. Known for their poetic yet precise approach to procedural workflows, the duo shares insights into how they use tools like Houdini to build not just visuals, but systems that think, evolve, and adapt.
Manuel and Moritz speak openly about experimentation, failure, and the joy of figuring things out. Their philosophy: ignore everything you know (not be ignorant), start small, and find your own tools.
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