Tomorrow's Brightest Minds

From Mographwiki.net

Tomorrow's Brightest Minds was founded in 2001 by Rob Boocheck (director), Dave Simmons (graphics & effects) and Wade Harpootlian (producer). As a collective with backgrounds in advertising, web, and graphic design, TBM set out to find creative ways to combine traditional animation and modern design techniques with live action and digital tweakery. This idea has materialized in a number of stylized forms in music videos for Chromeo, The Datsuns, Death Cab For Cutie, Snow Patrol, The Donnas, and Jet, and more recently in commercials for G4tv, Bank of America, Frijj and Adidas.

TBM Graphics works in broadcast, film and print design, as well as visual effects & compositing. Most recently, TBM provided graphics for the Grammy Museum, opening in 2009 in downtown Los Angeles. TBM's animation and title work can currently be seen in AJ Schnack's documentary "Kurt Cobain About A Son," and Doug Pray's new trucker doc "Big Rig." Broadcast packages have gone out to networks like Showtime, TLC, MTV and The Discovery Channel, and the TBM aesthetic has translated to print design in LP and DVD packaging, logos, and lobby posters for "Kurt Cobain About A Son" and "Big Rig"

TBM Motion Graphics and Visual Effects Reel 2008

Contact

TBM Graphics
Kyle Schember
kyle@tomorrowsbrightestminds.com
310.502.2100

Music Videos (US)
Bea Lopez, Oil Factory
Director's Rep
b@oilfactory.com
310.432.2900

Commercials (US)
Billy Poveda, Oil Factory
President & Exec Producer of Commercials
billy@oilfactory.com
310.432.2900

Music Videos/Commercials (UK)
One Small Step
+44 (0) 207 490 2001

Giles Lovell-Wilson
giles@onesmallstep.tv

Scott O’Donnell
scott@onesmallstep.tv

Dan Kreeger
dan@onesmallstep.tv