As you get back into your routines from the holiday break, we here at Red Peak just want to remind everyone to stay safe on their commutes with a short video made by the Melbourne Metro. 

The animation is wonderful and the tunes are beyond catchy- we present “Dumb Ways to Die”. The campaign also features an interactive website here

Mitsubishi puts a stop to pretentious on Facebook with the Unpretentious Facebook App for the Outlander Sport. The app determines who your most pretentious friend is and creates a custom video to put them in their place. Check out the video here.

Typefaces that move.  Animography creates typefaces which can be animated for video artists, motion designers and anyone in need of a non-static typeface.

BMW shows off the world’s fastest sedan as if it were a speeding bullet. Slow down the footage and it becomes performance art. Check out the must-see video.

A man living in the East Village gets around 30 visitors a day who mistake his apartment for an antique store.

Via SFEgoist.com

Startup takes back the control at Cannes. Working Not Working, a site for connecting freelancers with agencies, decided the Cannes entry fee was worth it to just to get their service in front of the influential judges (who also happened to be their target). The venture created a case study video pitching their service and then revealed the results, 10 media impressions, 100% of their target audience was reached in 2 minutes.

Who knew antique wallpaper could be so interesting?

From Nowness:

“Suzanne Lipschutz founder of the original vintage wallpaper store Secondhand Rose, enthralls with her stories of New York showbiz clients including Barbra Streisand, Woody Allen and Madonna in this short from directors Nick Sweeney and Aaron Peasley. For over 50 years the vivacious septuagenarian has been sought out by Manhattan’s finest to ornament their living rooms, boudoirs and bathrooms in her idiosyncratic style.”

Pinterest for people who love TED talks. Organized Wonder lets you gather your favorite video content in one place and follow others.

Every single road, flight path and shipping route in the world visualized.

Moleskine’s analog attitude shines in this video showing the brand’s idea of a text message. Preset short messages such as “I Love You,” “Call Me,” and many others are used as ammunition when you “shoot” your message to a friend or a crush. http://bit.ly/I5peqk

Gorgeous campaign for Hermès to promote their new Petit H collection by Mary Clerté & Edouard Bertrand

The “brand” of Merlot has had a tumultuous decade. Gundlach Bundschu made this entertaining look at the rise, fall and “comeback” of the wine, explaining how they’ve never wavered in their love of Merlot.

People come and go from our lives everyday and each one has a story. Joseph Dubruque wanted to remember these people so he created a project - My Glasses on 1,000 Faces.

With over a million hits in two days this video for Dollar Shave Club has gone proper viral. The product makes perfect sense and Mike seems like the kind of guy we’d like to have a beer with: http://bit.ly/zpkvJ3

Corning’s Day Made of Glass Part 2. An in-depth, inspiring look at the future of digital displays.