[Dailies] Fingers, Soundtracks, Kisses, Rules, Pens

Part of a series of posts about great film, web, or design artists and their work abuzz online and in-person.

Skittles “Touch the Rainbow” work by BBDO in March used a low-fi technique as users “watch[ed] as their finger played a starring role in five humor-packed online commercials.” It won a Cyber Gold Lion at Cannes in June.
Spike Lee’s composer, Terence Blanchard, picks his five favorite soundtracks from the last quarter century.
Cinema journalist Benjamin B, author of a new book from the ASC Press, analyzes how Hitchcock shot his romances like a murder.
Saskia Wilson-Brown, who co-produces and co-curates the Cinema Speakeasy which started in Los Angeles, published Golden Rules to Running an Independent Film Screening Series.
Wacom has a new product called Inkling that transfers sketch work to vector graphics using a pressure-sensitive pen; this will be quite a game changer for motion graphics workflow and creativity.