While online viewing represents the future of video, we understand that a professionally designed and packaged DVD or BluRay disc can still serve as a valuable promotional item. As a physical product, your videos can be cost-effectively distributed directly to customers in person, at special events or shipped directly. One danimations client who takes a healthy multi-format approach to video marketing is Adelaide-based vehicle hoist manufacturer, Molnar Engineering. At a major motor-industry trade show recently, Molnar looped their video collection on an HD TV via a custom BluRay disc. A packaged, take-home DVD of the video suite was also handed directly to leads at the event, with a clear call-to-action directing viewers to their website for updates and further information. A well-packaged DVD or BluRay disc has shelf presence and stands as a lasting and valued reminder of your business. It provides a reliable viewing option where internet access is limited, and above all else, presents a dynamic and cost-effective opportunity to differentiate yourself from your competitors. Ask us how we can help you reach your world with video today.

After contributing new works to SALA’s Moving Image Project annually since 2006, Dan Monceaux and Emma Sterling this year received the Runner Up prize for the covetted Gosia Schild Award for Best New Work in the Moving Image Project. This year’s new works included ‘Pipe Dream’ (a psychedelic waterslide ride cut to a funky breakbeat), ‘When Sparks Fly’ (a looping abstract solo work by Dan Monceaux), and ‘Bit-Tech’ (a lo-fi black and white pixel animation which is currently playing on the Rundle Lantern, a multi-storey public light sculpture at the prominent Adelaide intersection of Pultney and Rundle Streets). The pair also performed as Supermarket with their new audio-visual show ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ at the launch of the event. Dan and Emma are proud of their latest accolade and also wish to congratulate the award’s winner Kyriaki Maragozidis and encouragement award recipient, Adam Murakami on their achievements. SALA continues to provide a unique festival platform for the celebration of the full spectrum of South Australian artists’ work and holds an invaluable place on our cultural calendar.

danimations’ audio-visual breakbeat act Supermarket have just launched their new website and booked their debut Melbourne show for Saturday, October 2nd. No strangers to touring, Supermarket has previously performed two mini-tours in the USA and Canada (2007-2008), and has performed at Sydney Underground Film Festival and Kinetic Carnival in Perth more recently. Supermarket will be taking their show’s latest mutation ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ to Loop, 23 Meyers Place, where an artist set will go down from 7pm til 8pm. The duo will also appear as guests of club night ‘Pickled Beats’ later in the night. If you’d like to see Supermarket tour to your town, be sure to visit the new site and click the ‘Demand It’ widget. Raise 50 demands from your friends and Supermarket will add your town to their shopping list!