Humdinger

Here's a wonderful studio piece that we created for our friends at SoundPly earlier this spring. From the SF Conservatory of Music to Klarman Hall at Harvard, SoundPly's acoustic panels can be found in and around some of the world's most iconic sound venues. There's a reason for this—it's amazing technology fabricated into absolutely gorgeous architectural wood panels. Getting the chance to clearly tell and bring to life the benefits of this product's technology was right up our alley.

Humdinger is loving the AI. Not because it crams the sum total of human creative expression into an easy button that any being with a finger can gleefully mash while they watch the money roll in. We love it because it helps us unlock new dimensions of creative possibilities that were impossibilities just a year ago. AI’s value lies in what it makes possible in the hands and minds of people who have the knowledge, skill and expertise necessary to create jaw-dropping, mind-blowing, reality-bending results. As of today, AI is a factor in over 80% of our projects. It gives us the power to create better results faster and at an unprecedented scale. It is not now and will never be a substitute for brilliant people and the ideas that spring from their curious brains. It's another tool in the toolbox. And when we’re not being so serious, it's a tool that lets us cobble together stuff like this fun little piece (groove courtesy of the Vulfmon).

After meticulously scouring the earth and looking for the most talented of individuals to lead our motion department, we are beyond thrilled to announce Jeffrey Grustern has officially joined Humdinger as Lead Motion Designer. As our motion and 3D team continues to expand, Jeffrey's extraordinary talent and wealth of expertise bring an invaluable addition to our team. Welcome aboard, Jeffrey! Yar.