Twenty120

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The concept for Twenty120 was conceived in 2007 under a simple premise: 20 films, each 120 seconds with a theme of Truth vs. Deception. The idea was to pull together a diverse group of directors free of any creative constraints to create using any medium to inspire by creating innovative content. The directors are all invited on the premise that they create for themselves, and not for any commercial purposes. All work is under complete ownership of the directors.

The diverse offerings of films came together to create an eclectic mix of narrative and design, with a wide range of tonality from the whimsical, to the serious, to absurd. The films show a varied interpretation of the theme Change, such as Ben Radatz' (MK12) mix of VO and live action elements touching on a spiritual take. Matt Tragesser's (The Ebeling Group, Imaginary Forces, JWT) literal use of typography and negative space transformation. Bran Dougherty-Johnson's (Psst Pass it on) original typographic illustration chronicling a personal view on the theme. As well as live action narratives from Amanda Havey (VH1), Larry Morris (Cartoon Network) and Scott Matz/Justin Merideth (Thornberg & Forester).