Black Mirror is the latest song/online experience from Montreal's Arcade Fire. The site was designed by AATOAA who also did Arcade Fire's Neon Bible last year. Great work and loads of fun.

Fuck Death is the latest from director Graydon Sheppard. He tells me that he had less than a week to come up with the concept, write the spot, draw, animate and edit it. Created for the Fuck Death Foundation, it was screened recently at Camera Bar, Toronto before a showing of Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal. Full credits here.

Here's another great campaign from Rethink Vancouver for Science World. This time it's in the form of a bus shelter that sneezes on people as they wait for their bus. View a past TV spot (equally as educational and gross) for Science World here. Scooped from AdRants via Fresh Creation.

As mentioned in a post last week, director Noam Murro's first feature film Smart People premiered at Sundance. The trailer has just been released. You can view it and full cast and crew details here. Release date is April 11.

I just found this site last week and I wish I had stumbled across it sooner. It features great short films and interesting Q&As with directors. Check out their Best of 2007 and their feature on Trevor Cawood's Terminus.

This site showcases adidas' new football boots and kit (it's from the UK and I'm using their lingo) with hand-drawn animation and video. It's also The FWA's site of the day. Agency is 180 Amsterdam.

Here's a fun new campaign for Super Glue via DDB Australia. Scooped from Advertising/Design Goodness. For more toys in ads check out this Toys R Us campaign and this Duracell campaign.

Biscuit Filmworks founder and commercial director Noam Murro's (pictured on left) first feature film, Smart People, premiered at Sundance this past Saturday night and received a standing ovation from the 1200 people in attendance. Read reviews here (third paragraph) and here. The trailer will be out at the end of the month and the film is scheduled for release on April 11. Noam was also honored this month with his fifth DGA nomination (he won in 2004). View his nominated work here.