Vitor Cervi Dissects His Neighborhood in “Carcass” Short Film – Motion design [Video]

Vitor Cervi, a design and animation director based in London, just dropped us his personal short film Carcass, a glitchy mashup of street photography/scanning, collage, and 3D animation commenting on capitalism and the metaverse.

Vitor Cervi: “The film started as a fun thing I did while walking my dog, and slowly took me back to the early days of motion graphics when one would grab a new tool and simply see what it could do.

“When I moved to North-East London in 2021, I found myself immersed in street photography capturing images of broken vehicles and spare parts scattered around the many car repair workshops in the neighborhood. At the same time, I stumbled upon a 3D-scanning app for mobile called Polycam prompting me to digitize my newfound subject. 

“The film started as a fun thing I did while walking my dog, and slowly took me back to the early …