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MMW on Facebook
October 9th, 2009 by ben
MMW…latest
April 23rd, 2009 by ben
Mixed Media Workshop has been busy, and I’ve been a bit behind on my posting as a result. Since PARIS 36 we’ve launched two film sites for Sony Pictures Classics, EASY VIRTUE and ADORATION. Also just going live is our site for trailer production company Celluloid Heroes.
Big thanks to Karen Yung for her programming work on EASY VIRTUE and Celluloid Heroes (and great design of EASY VIRTUE).
Bright and Shiny
March 6th, 2009 by ben
After three+ years with nothing more than a splash page, Mixed Media Workshop has a real live website. Check it out.
MMW & PARIS 36
February 26th, 2009 by ben
PARIS 36, Mixed Media Workshop’s latest for Sony Pictures Classics, is live. Our thanks to Manu at Manuki for all the help on design and Flash programming.
MMW & O’Horten
February 6th, 2009 by ben
Mixed Media Workshop just launched a small site for O’Horten, a Sony Pictures Classics release.
Big thanks to Teresa Lagerman at mimoYmima for her work on the project.MMW & Permanent Marks
January 26th, 2009 by ben
Mixed Media Workshop‘s latest project, a website for media company Permanent Marks, is live. This is an ongoing project, check back soon(ish) for additional content and an online store.
Thanks to Karen Yung at Yungraphik for all her work! MMW & “The Class”
November 8th, 2008 by ben
“The Class,” the latest Mixed Media Workshop project, went live a few days ago. In what’s become a fairly frequent moment of worlds colliding, Caddie’s company created the trailer.
Thanks to Karen Yung for Flash programming on this one.Best in Show
October 14th, 2008 by ben
Mixed Media Workshop’s website for the Francis Ford Coppola movie “Youth Without Youth” has won “Best in Show” from the W3 Awards.
Also winning at the W3s was “Married Life,” which took home a Silver Award. Thanks again to Karen Yung for all her work on these projects!MMW & Rachel Getting Married
September 16th, 2008 by ben
Just going live is Mixed Media Workshop‘s latest, a site for the Jonathan Demme picture “Rachel Getting Married.”
Thanks again to Karen Yung at Yungraphik for the design and programming. As well, thanks to Manu at Manuki for filling in while Karen is snowboarding in New Zealand.
MMW & “WDYLSYF?”
April 11th, 2008 by ben
Just in time for us to jet to Mexico…Mixed Media Workshop launched its latest this afternoon; “When Did You Last See Your Father?” for Sony Pictures Classics. Created with the indispensable contribution of Karen Yung at Yungraphik.