Tuesday, June 30, 2015
To view more of The Connected Series for Samsung visit: http://bit.ly/1C6sej3 “A young girl, Gabe, takes her unusual friend, Gary, who lives under her bed, out under the guise of Halloween…” Written & Directed by: Darcy Prendergast Made by Oh Yeah Wow: ohyeahwow.com Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1FOO45o Twitter: @ohyeahwow Instagram: oh_yeah_wow To view more of The Connected Series for Samsung visit: connected-series.tumblr.com Producer: Lucy Hayes Cinematographer: Shelley Farthing-Dawe Production Designer: Rennie Watson Costume Design: Paige Prendergast Music: Jamie Messenger Editor: John Tummino Executive Producers Kim Dellara, Michael Sagol & Jasper Thomlinson @ Caviar Content Gabe: Heidi Valkenburg Gary: Darcy Prendergast 2nd Unit Director: Seamus Spilsbury 1st AD: Jessica O’Farrell Production Manager: Nicky Pastore Continuity: Natalie James Production Assistant: Imogen Tyers Runner: Thomas Wilkinson Costume Assistants: Vicki Prendergast, Monica Star, Meredith Keogh, Keira Hudson. Art Department: Nate Reardon, Roxanne Halley, Eve Gilbert Art Department assist: Joel Williams, Joshua Draffin Party Paintings: Sarah Masson Make Up: Marlene Olsson Make Up Assistants: Grace Helena Pavey, Lisa Rathgen, Pip Gregory Sound Designer: Ryan Granger Sound Design assistant: Adam Hunt Sound Mix: Adam Hunt Boom: Tyson Linley 1st AC: Matt Jenkins 2nd AC: Thomas Hayes Grip: Greg Wallace Gaffer: Con Mancuso Gaffer Assist: Rebecca Marian Irene Colour Grade: CJ Dobson @ Pocket post VFX Artist: Josh Thomas Animation: Sam Lewis, Mike Greaney ‘Gary’ Monster Designed by Darcy Prendergast Created by Sharp FX PTD LTD, sharpfx.com.au ‘Gary’ Suit Prosthetics by Russell Sharp ‘Gary’ Suit Fabrication by Kirsty Sharp ASL Consultant - Sarah Maree Gillespie Blaso Pyro Technics: Luke Fenech and David Graham SR. Counsel: Tasha Royzina Child Extras: Curtis McLennan, Campbell McLennan, Esther Tummino, Natalie Zannoni Party Extras: Marc Gallagher, Donna Yateman, Josh Thomas, Mike Greaney, Sarah Whitehouse, Anne Delas Alas, Cosmo Mac, Giordi Caputo, Thomas Wilkinson, Mikey Hill, Francesca Ohlert, Jess Scudamore, Jayden Dowler, Ross de Winter, Andrew Goldsmith, Dave Abbott, Astor Caplan, Imogen Tyers, Llama Pow, Dan Elia, Sophie Jeffries, Katie Batrouney, Robert Pill, Felix Colgrave, Sarah Masson, Alana Valkenburg, Emma Winton, Lorna Deng Special Thanks: Simon Marriot, the Prendergasts, Alana Valkenburg, Marlene Olsson, Caviar Content, Samsung, Jeff Hurlow & the Vimeo crew.
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Music Video for DRENGE // Production Wizz / Friend // Line Producer Sonya Sier // Director / Animation CRCR // DP Ben Fordesman // Editing Julie Quintard I FIXSTUDIO // 3D FIXSTUDIO // Color Grading Julien Bodart // 2D Animators Jérémy Pires Rémi Bastie Nicolas Dehghani Nicolas Pegon Paul Lacolley Vic Chhun Bong Nguyen Wen Fan Arnaud Tribout Vincent Tsui Charles Badiller // Compositing Philippe Valette // Cast Jel Djelal Des Barron Brian Stewart Terri Griffin Barry Newton Pat Carney Tony Witchalls Chris Knight Chris Hill
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Loving Lanka A film by Sebastian-Linda.de - FB: on.fb.me/1xVxHAX End of last year I quit all jobs, married my girl and went to Sri Lanka. “We tend to regard ourselves as puppets of the Past, Driven along by something that is always behind us.” Alan Watts Grading by Steffen Krones Soundesign by Bony Stoev 2nd Camera and Stills by Sophia Linda Voice of by Alan Watts - Time & the more it changes http://bit.ly/1U52Fo3 - www.alanwatts.com/ Making of on the way! Thanks to Sophia Linda Corinna Hoppe Deemanthi Jayawardane Stefan Isbrecht Paul Ripke Julius Dittmann Titus Music by One Precious Moment by Anamog The Spectacular Quiet by LIGHTS & MOTION 5d Mark III Raw & Lumix Gh4 & Go Pro 4 Black Edition All Handheld with Gorilla Tripod, Skateboard and hands Hyper lapses with 8mm Fisheye. Canon Lenses Samyang 14mm 2,8 Canon 24mm 1,4 L Canon 50mm Canon 100mm 2,8 Macro Lumix Lenses
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CURT is a short documentary about 50-year-old competitive surfer, Curt Harper. Diagnosed with autism as a child, Curt faced many challenges growing up, but one thing that came easy was his love for surfing. Over the past 21 years, Curt has become a beloved fixture in the Southern California surf scene, having played an unlikely, yet vital role in the growth and development of multiple generations of groms. Director/ Editor: Brendan Hearne Producers: Brendan Hearne and Jordan Tappis Executive Producers: Jordan Tappis and Beau Willimon Music: Blake Mills Cinematography: David G. Wilson, Josh Salzman, Mack Fisher Production Company: Westward Productions http://bit.ly/1T1BxVG
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How To Catch a Bird is a stop motion short based on a childhood memory. It’s the graduation film I made for my masters in animation at AKV St. Joost Breda. When I was eight; my dad taught me how to fish. He told me to take the worm off the hook after fishing, but I had no idea why. After fishing I forgot about the worm and left it dangling on the hook. If I only knew then what the consequence of this action would be. Animation by Vera van Wolferen Music by Gerard van Wolferen Screened at: October 2013 Primanima, Hungary November 2013 Libelula Animation Festival, Spain November 2013 Animatiefestival Zwolle, Netherlands December 2013 Animateka, Slovenia March 2014 Fete de l’anim, France March 2014 Disposable Film Fest, U.S.A. March 2014 Holland Animation Film Festival, The Netherlands April 2014 A/V Club Amsterdam, Netherlands May 2014 Golden Kuker, Sofia May 2014 Non Stop Animation Festival, Barcelona May 2014 Bonsai Film Festival, Acqualagna, Italy June 2014 Mo&Friese Children’s Short Film Festival Hamburg July 2014 Lago Film Fest, Lago Italy July 2014 Barnafilmar - Animation for Children, Faroe Islands September 2014 Balkan Film Food Festival September 2014 Montreal Stop Motion Film Festival, Canada September 2014 Nederlands Film Festival, Netherlands
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Monday, June 29, 2015
A lonely plumber fights for a customer he’s fallen for. Official Selection, South By Southwest Film Festival 2015. Starring Stephanie Allynne, Adam Lustick, George Basil, and Josh Ruben. Directed and written by Paul Briganti. Produced by Rosie Kaller. Cinematography by Matt Garrett. Art Direction by Rachel Ilg. Music by Samuel Nobles.
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In this film, Steven worked with Team O’Neill surfer and professional athlete Malia Manuel to capture a unique perspective on a single day’s surf session in Western Australia. Utilising drones for the majority of the videography, Steven plays with perspective, taking the viewer into, above, and beyond the waves.
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“We’ll be the West when it was one” An ancient settlement receives an unexpected visitor causing it’s inhabitants to stop still. Entranced by it’s myriad color and majestic movement they cautiously get closer, and when they do, everything changes. A music video for Alagoas: http://bit.ly/1GHYT9X +info: http://bit.ly/1QZhDNg Written and directed by DVEIN Produced by DVEIN in association with BlinkInk and Stink France Production: Marga Sardà Badia Cinematography: Miquel Prohens (http://bit.ly/1GHYVyJ) Art Direction: Anna Colomer Editor: María Antón Postproduction: Trizz Studio (http://www.trizz.tv) and Lanczos (http://bit.ly/1QZhDNj) Costume Designer: Renée Jablonski Hair & Make Up: Núria Céspedes (http://bit.ly/1QZhDwS) And many, many more that we are thankful for helping in this project.
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Sunday, June 28, 2015
Storm Chaser by Like_He
Please press M for FULL screen view! Gladstone, Missouri, USA. My secret lone tree spot. via 500px http://bit.ly/1g06rzz
Nowadays people seem to go further in showcasing themselves on so many platforms like the internet and reality series on the television. The freedom of online anonymity and the digital companionship inviting people to go beyond their own boundaries. It became a play-field of doing weird things, a derailed society in which moral standards are becoming blurry and being pushed. This was the main thought from where I started and which I exaggerated. I wanted to show a group of mentally disoriented characters, victims of personal obsessions trapped in their own reality. They’re part of an online entertainment experience that’s serving the mass with their peculiar stories. I tried to evoke that feeling that you shouldn’t be watching but can’t stop looking and you feel some tragic discommode coming up. Create a certain indistinctness with the characters in the video, are they aware of their role and consciously playing with you? CREW DIRECTOR Menno Fokma PRODUCTION Mr.Frank ( Miguel Teixeira / Sjoerd Dekker / Victoria Lechevalier ) DOP Justin Bodenkamp ART DIRECTION Klaas Wijnberg SET DRESSER Vivianne De Graaf SET BUILDER Kjell Van Norel STYLING Inge De Lange MAKE-UP ARTIST Alina Stefan GAFFER Glenn Bruijntjes ELECTRICIAN Sam Vis SET PHOTOGRAPHY Petra Katanic CATERING ellen evers & M.R. VFX ‘WHITE ROOM’ The Outpost ( Olivier Ballast / Rick Franssen / Koen de Mol ) GRADING Qianwei Tong (Captcha) EDIT & POST Menno Fokma Studio CAST SINGER Koen v/d Wardt RESEARCHER Wubbo Siegers CHOSEN ONE Shamiro v/d Geld HAIR COLLECTOR Yaron Mesika WIDOW KID Daniel Romagnoli SKINNY GIRL Minke Havelaar PSYCHOKINECTIC GIRL Yeji Streppel APOCALYPSE NUN Hennie Spronk
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Saturday, June 27, 2015
Lonely... by Saintek
Lonely shack on South Moravian field in Czech Republic. You can see more of my photos at: www.peterzajfrid.com http://on.fb.me/1Je9Bcq via 500px http://bit.ly/1HopUG3
A trailer is recorded on the set of a disaster movie that should entice a mass audience. But it turns out the staging and the voice-over, modelled on the American example, don’t go together well for the hero in the doomsday scenario. All effects are done analogue with cotton wool and led lights, no compositing. This film was shown before The Hunger Games Mockingjay – Part 1 in every Pathe cinema in the Netherlands Director: Mascha Halberstad Producer: Marleen Slot Sreenplay: Maarten Lebens Animation: Elmer Kaan Props/sets: Sebastian Doermann/ Lorenzo Adamson Costume design: Marije van Ouwerkerk Sounddesign: Jan Schermer Music: Miguel Boelens Production company:Viking Film SalesSND Films Cast: Rinie van den Elzen
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Baltic bliss (6) by GiulianaAntonio
Kasmu, Estonia. A dip in the Baltic Sea. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Hnpyjb
PETIT MINOU by fredconcha
www.fredconcha.com The Phare du Petit Minou is a lighthouse in the roadstead of Brest, standing in front of the Fort du Petit Minou, in the commune of Plouzané. By aligning it with the phare du Portzic, it shows the safe route to follow for ships to enter the roadstead. It also has a red signal that indicates a dangerous sector around the plateau of les Fillettes (literally the girls), one of the submerged rocks in the goulet of Brest — sailors remember this by using the mnemonic "the Minou blushes when he covers les Fillettes". via 500px http://bit.ly/1KhvQj3
Friday, June 26, 2015
This short documentary shares the challenges of a transgender military couple, who are banned from serving openly. Produced by: Fiona Dawson Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/1SYzliC Click here to follow us: http://bit.ly/1DqHF2i Watch more videos at: nytimes.com/video Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/nytvideo
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Dream Koala, avec son nouvel EP « Earth. Home. Destroy », dépeint avec talent un univers envoutant, sensible et onirique. Les Gentils Garçons en collaboration avec le studio Fabulous 3D, créent pour le titre Earth, un Space Opera à la mesure de ce nouvel EP : cosmique et merveilleux. Creation, ART supervision, Screenplay : Les Gentils Garçons Réalisation : Fabulous 3D more details : http://bit.ly/1JojJSY
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Profanities of Glee by m_jackisch
Ever take that first bite of a perfectly cooked steak and exclaim, ‘OOOoooh, $#*%@ this is good!’ This was kind of like that for me, only the aesthetic version. I know of people who don’t see the appeal in hiking because of the lack of thrill factor, but I’d be lying if I said my heart wasn’t pounding as I stood gaping in awe of this place. The challenge of getting here (I failed once) made it that much more rewarding. The whole time, based on the images I had seen prior, I expected the sun to make an appearance from the left side igniting the falls to the right. Being March, this happened instead. via 500px http://bit.ly/1LK0HDZ
Andrej Ivanovitsj has a bewildering experience when the water he spits into suddenly turns black. Instantly his whole world is upside-down, his dog can fly and he feels like a dog. His neighbour appears and dissapears in thin air. But when Andrej Ivanovitsj decides to drink the pitch black water something unexpected happens… This entire animation exists in real life on sheets of paper in the studio of Julia Veldman c.
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Fisherman and the pier by jmurphy18
Fisherman working the surf with Frisco pier in the background via 500px http://bit.ly/1eLAH0y
Thursday, June 25, 2015
The story of Shmilu, a Hasidic Jew in crisis, torn between his community and the romantic possibilities of trendy East London —- The first fictional film made with the UK’s Hasidic population, including non-professional actors and Yiddish dialogue —- © 2015. Read an interview about the film here (scroll down): http://bit.ly/1fGZe7j Commissioned by Dazed & Confused magazine Winner of The Pears Short Film Fund In association with UK Jewish Film FESTIVALS (so far): Palm Springs International Film Festival New York International Short Film Festival Brooklyn Film Festival Geneva International Film Festival UK Jewish Film Festival ——————————- Starring - Theo Barklem-Biggs; Samuel Leibowitz; Letty Butler Writer/Director - Billy Lumby Producer - Cheyenne Conway Exec Producer - Josh Appignanesi Cinematographer - Paul Özgür Editor - Michael Aaglund Sound Designer - Dario Swade Composers - Gunnar Óskarsson / Stuart Earl Casting Director - Kharmel Cochrane Makeup Designer - Konnie Daniel Production Designer - Anna Hourriere Visual Effects - MPC ——————————- Subtitle translations by Pedro Teodoro, Julieta Sans, Sandra Franz, Gaia Rossetti, Tiphaine Murat and David Ben-Gershon.
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Dark Blow by albanhenderyckxphotography
Wandering somewhere in the inland of the ice island, It must be about 24 hours I was awake .. Surrounded by a thick fog, I was driving on the chaotic desert trails or Highlands reigned a captivating atmosphere and dramatic! After 1001 turns! A strangely resembling a mirage panel tells me that I'm far from camp or Kerlingarfjöll I planned bivouac! Relieved at the idea of joining Morpheus .. Until this moment I see or off as an unexpected and perfectly breakthrough in the axis of a jewel of humanity that I dreamed of .. I do capture could only listen to my instincts and again drive faster than ever! The more I went, the more I realized that my dream was to become reality. Facebook Page: http://on.fb.me/1uIVSXU Copyright © Alban Henderyckx 2013 All rights reserved. via 500px http://bit.ly/1HhBVNu
Falling Lessons: Erasure One - A Short Film Direct by Anh Vu about Alzheimers Based on the Poem by Beth Copeland about her experience with the onset of her dad’s Alzheimers Disease . To learn more about Alzheimers go here please - http://bit.ly/1dinkDw To read an interview with Beth Copeland please go here - http://bit.ly/1BDAJSc TRT: 2 min We used only three Ultra primes lenses, 16, 40, and 85mm - and a Red One MX camera - used hollywoodblack magic ¼ and 1/8 for filtration and minimal lighting - mostly a joker 800 bounced and just a 1x1 lite panel. We had a really beautiful house to shoot in. Added film grain in post - gorilla grain - just to take some of the digital edge off. Why not shoot on the Sony F35? Because we wanted to shoot up to 100 FPS. And why not the Alexa or Amira? - Because, wait maybe I could have scrounged one up from someone - oh well - we still got out of the old red one mx some really nice stuff and I don’t think people will be commenting that in the comment section - but maybe they will - so let’s see! Anyway in my testing perhaps the only camera would have made more of a difference for this would have been to shoot on film (but cost prohibitive for something of this scale), or maybe we should have shot f35 and just red one for the overcranked 100 FPS stuff but there would have been a possibility that the look would have not synced perfectly. Anyway! Anh was a really amazing director to work with - and the whole production was really great. Anh has a special certain sensitivity to actor’s performances that was refreshing and also has a really great visual eye and knack for visual design. I was honored to work on this film. Directed by Anh Vu - http://bit.ly/1dinjQ4 Daughter - Meagan Lee Farrell Father - Jeff Hackenberger Producer - Nick Read Director of Photography - Ed David http://bit.ly/1BDAHto Editor - Jesse Coane Assistant Camera - John Larson Gaffer - zeynep Catal Production company - Psyop Production coordinator - Faith Flynn Assistant Producer/Jack of All Trades - Matt Creeden Casting Director - Kristen Paladino Colorist - Ed David
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Killer Sky by WhiteSpiderInc
Yet another killer sunrise at Lake Holiday, where I resided for 12+ years. In this particular instance, they had drained the lake for some spillway work, and allowed me to get to spots I couldn't get to before. The sky was absolutely killer, never had seen anything like it. via 500px http://bit.ly/1di8mNJ
In a world where everything seems fragile, a Victorian gentlemen and a sixties cowgirl explore the kitschy depths of love and betrayal. Never betray a girl with a gun. For a good look at how the film was made go to: http://bit.ly/1QRuzVE Credits: Director: Joshua Cox Animation: Galen Beals, Joshua Cox 3d Artists: Joshua Cox, Gina Burgess, Duncan Beck, Isabel Garcia Jaen, Javier Leon Compositing: Joshua Cox Editor: Joshua Cox Foley: Galen Beals, Joshua Cox Color: Jalal Jemison Music: “If It Rains Who Cares” Preformed by Conee Boswell Written by: Edgar Leslie, Joe Burke
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Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Directed by Romain Chassaing Director of photography : Julien « Mioumiou » Meurice Production company : Solab Pictures Producers : Nicolas Tiry & Edouard Chassaing Line Producer : Yannick Roux Production Assistant : Lucie Santamans 1ST AD : Martin Bustos 2ND AD : Sol Giancastro Production Manager : Diego Rochman Key PA : Flor Colombatti PA : Nico Raffaele Location Manager : Martín Coca Location Assistant : José Varamo 1st AC : Lucas Guardia 1st AC : Juan Paviolo 2nd AC : Ezequiel Di Grillo 2nd AC : Santiago Gershanik HD Operator : Marcelo Scoppa Gaffer : Matías Infiesta Electrician : Julio Gonzalez Electrician : Diego Porto Art Director : Maximiliano “Aduki” Zanabria Art Assistant : Camila Marconi Art Assistant : Celeste Galickas Wardrobe Stylist FR : Audrey Belin Wardrobe Stylist assistant : Yael Botia Wardrobe Assistant : María Pía del Olmo 1st AC (retakes) : Felipe Benoit Location assistant (retakes) : Willy Vercruysse Executive production : Jacaranda Films Executive Producer : Remi Noiriel & Mauro Groisman Account Department : Mariela Leiva Production Assistant : Lorena Pereira Bidding Department : Barbara Serrano Account Department assistant : Federico Lattanzio PA : Any Benoit Recepcionist : Ines Ayerza Cleaning department : Gloria Mieres Post Production - Reepost Editor : Roxane Fauré-Huet Colorist : Anne Szymkowiak Color grading assistant : Simon Gadrey Editing assistant : Milliasseau Merlin Post-Producer : Dehia Oussana & Cécile Hournau Flame Artist : Tarek Maalouf Sound design - Gum Frédéric Monvoisin & Théo Josso Thanks to : Anna Brun, Monsieur Hachemi, Mme Conord, Laurent du Truskel, Jenna Haugmard, Arnaud Viallaneix, Antonin Gelamur & Agathe Wesolek
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Official music video for Julien Mier & Magical Mistakes’ ” Divide, Multiply”, directed by Keita Onishi http://bit.ly/1LuW0Re www.onishikeita.com Julien Mier http://bit.ly/1SKSjYW Magical Mistakes http://bit.ly/1LuW0Rf “Divide,Multiply” is included in compilation “YEAR FOUR” by King Deluxe http://bit.ly/1SKShAjwww.onishikeita.com Julien Mier http://bit.ly/1SKSjYW Magical Mistakes http://bit.ly/1LuW0Rf “Divide,Multiply” is included in compilation “YEAR FOUR” by King Deluxe http://bit.ly/1SKShAj
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Bringing Back the Light - Restoring the Life to Canada’s Temperate Rainforests This film explores the practice, the methods and the need for habitat restoration in British Columbia’s temperate rainforests. At Central Westcoast Forest Society, we see a clear connection between healthy landscapes and healthy communities. Our coast is one of the most beautiful places in the world, but decades of destructive logging, mining, and development practices have left vast expanses of our temperate rainforest in need of a helping hand. Many wildlife species have become endangered and wild salmon runs that once teemed with life are struggling to survive. Our job is to get the hard work done, and to get it done now. To find out more about the work we do visit: http://clayoquot.org Filmed in the Clayoquot Sound on the Westcoast of Vancouver Island, BC, Canada Featuring Warren Warttig Jessica Hutchinson Andy MacKinnon Saya Masso Adrian Burnie Chuck Mack Danielle Francis Jaime Pascoe Nico Hayes Jake Van Dort Ken Easton Andrew Mack Producer - Drew Burke DoP / Editor - Mark Wyatt http://bit.ly/1QQbcfw Music - themusicbed.com Graded - Filmconvert and Resolve Shot on - Blackmagic Cinema Cameras and 5d Mark III Copyright 2015
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Can watch at these ocean creatures endlessly. It’s like a live cosmos, unbelievable smooth moves, eternity and meditation. No single VFX used, this is magical nature. Magic Lantern RAW 14bit video. Graded in Davinci Resolve. Music by Astrpilot. Poem by Dante Gabriel Rossetti 1869. PS: This is 720p (HD) version.
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Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Reach Out and Touch the Sky by Shainblum
"Best viewed on black, lots of shadow detail" This image was taken in Joshua Tree National Park. It was my first time exploring out there and I was amazed by all the incredible rock formations. I decided to do a self portrait with the stars out of pure excitement. :D #Escaype via 500px http://bit.ly/1Iy09Oq
Just now the river - Poco fa al fiume by TizianoPieroni
This morning the river via 500px http://bit.ly/1QOyjqF
Valley of Thousand Rays by panduadnyana
Sunrise at Pinggan Kintamani, Bali - Indonesia via 500px http://bit.ly/1GFCKw6
dreambear’s collaboration with artist, 88 ULTRA. The film was inspired by the song’s title, “Wish For More,” conveying the idea that people always want more regardless of their socio-economic standing. Santiago, Chile sets the scene. Premiered on Complex (http://bit.ly/1BqHfeV) Director/DP: Stephan Gray Production Company: dreambear (www.dreambear.org) Animator: Gero Doll Producer: Evan Brown http://bit.ly/1HcSfgEwww.dreambear.org) Animator: Gero Doll Producer: Evan Brown http://bit.ly/1HcSfgE
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We asked a diverse group of artists to share a little bit about their motivations as they created work at POW! WOW! arts festival in O'ahu, Hawaii. This film was made possible by the friendly folks at WeTransfer. http://bit.ly/1DwaHLi http://bit.ly/1GxpnuJ http://bit.ly/1Gxppmq Producer - Jeff Hamada Director / Editor - David Ehrenreich Cinematographer - Liam Mitchell Sound Designer - Eugenio Battaglia Starring Hot Tea - http://bit.ly/1HbOvfe Tatiana Suarez - http://bit.ly/1GxpnuK Lauren YS - http://bit.ly/1HbOt7d Kevin Lyons - http://bit.ly/1HbOvfi Smithe - http://bit.ly/1HbOvfj Case - http://bit.ly/1Gxppmr Klone - http://bit.ly/1Gxppms James Jean - http://bit.ly/1HbOt7o JPatt - http://bit.ly/1GxpnuQ Nosego - http://bit.ly/1HbOtnD Soundtrack “Adventures In Dentures” Written & Performed by A Wider Smile http://bit.ly/1Gxppmt “Green Mountain Beauty” Written & Performed by Kool Music http://bit.ly/1GxpnuR “Bitch in Society” Written & Performed by Perri http://bit.ly/1HbOtnN “Feel The Lightning” Written & Performed by Dan Deacon http://bit.ly/1HbOtnP “I wannit” Written & Performed by A Wider Smile http://bit.ly/1Gxppmt “Dancing with Myself” Written & Performed by The Knocks http://theknocks.com “Forever Rebuilt (the road to ideath)” Written & Performed by Dave Biddle Shot on a Red Dragon provided by Inspired Image Picture Company Inc. © BOOOOOOOM PICTURES MMXV
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Monday, June 22, 2015
A lost soul stumbles drunken through the city. In a park, Death finds him and shows him many things. Shortlisted for the 87th Academy Awards Nominated for the 42nd Annual Annie Awards Great Animation Award - Mecal 17th Festival International of Short Film & Animation of Barcelona, Spain, Mar 2015 Bronze Statue for the third animation - 9th Tehran International Animation Festival, Iran, Mar 2015 Jury special mention - 6th Roanne animation film festival Ciné Court Animé, France, Mar 2015 Best Animated Film - Fargo Film Festival, Fargo, USA, Dec 2014 Young Peoples Jury - Marcin Prize for best short film for young people, at Inernational Young Audience Film Festival Ale Kino! Poznań, Poland, Dec 2014 International Special Jury Prize at Animpact Animation Festival 2014, Seoul, South Korea, Nov 2014 KuanDog Prize: International Short Film Special Mention at KDIAF, Taipei, Taiwan 2014 Jury’s Special Award at Cinanima 2014 Best Animation & Best of Fest at Aesthetica Short Film Fest 2014 Silver Hugo for Best Animated Short at 50th Chicago International Film Festival 2014 2nd Place for the Audience Choice Award at the 3rd Annual Sweaty Eyeballs Animation Invitational, Baltimore 2014 Joint Best Irish Short Film prize with ‘The Ledge End of Phil’ at the Dublin Animation Film Festival 2014 Winner Best Short Animation at SXSW - Austin, USA 2014 Best Animation at Kino Fest - Bucharest, Romania 2014 Audience Choice SICAF - Seoul, South Korea 2014 Best in Show at Animation Block Party - New York 2014 Joint Best Animated Film Award with 'Pandas’ at Kratkofil Plus - Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina 2014 Winner of the Anča Award, Fest Anča - Zilina, Slovakia 2014 Most Creative Short Award, Edinburgh Short Film Festival - Edinburgh, Scotland 2014 FICC Don Quijote Prize +Special Mention Best Animation, Galway Film Fleadh - Galway, Ireland 2013 Director: Alan Holly Producer: Ciaran Deeney Writers: Alan Holly and Rory Byrne Art direction & backgrounds: Ronan McMeel Music: Shane Holly Animation: Alan Holly, Rory Byrne and Eoghan Dalton Colouring and shadows: Eimhin McNamara Backrgounds: Áine McGuinness Starring: Brian Gleeson, Orla Fitgerald, Donie Ryan and Joseph Dermody Music recording: Paul Finan Voice recording: Tony Kiernan Sound design: Michelle Fingleton Sound editing: Andy Kirwan Sound mixing: Garret Farrell Musicians: Shane Holly, Aoife Dowdall, Katie O'Connor, Larissa O'Grady, Jenny Dowdall Emma Scott: Production Executive for the Irish Film Board Pauline McNamara: Executive Producer – RTE Fionnuala Sweeney: Film Specialist – Arts Council Jill McGregor: Schemes & Applications Co-ordinator for the Irish Film Board Thanks to Sean McCarron & Jennifer Evans http://bit.ly/1BxuDCR and maps and plans https://twitter.com/andmapsandplans http://on.fb.me/1SEjzIr Contact: hello@andmapsandplans.com
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Official music video for the track “Hickory”, from Kool A.D.’s album Not O.K Featuring: Talib Kweli and Boots Riley Produced by Amaze 88 Credits: Directed by Youth Experimental Studio Animation and editing by Muriel Holguín Drawings by Paulo Novoa, Muriel Holguín and Delphine Lejeune http://bit.ly/1dcgM9u
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Lenny and Roy by TedGore
Please follow me on FACEBOOK Patagonia. What can be said about this place and mountain Fitz Roy, one of the most striking mountain ranges in all the world. Well, I surely can’t think of anything to say to do it justice… that, and I’m just not eloquent enough, so hopefully an image can do that for me. I’ll kick off my series of Patagonia images with this one, one of the more impressive displays of nature I witnessed during my month in the area this past april. This was a special night, and I was fortunate that I found myself in a special place when it happened. I returned to this collection of ponds that I had come across on a previous hike through the back country in hopes of scoring a shot I wasn’t able to get when I first passed by. It was such an idyllic place to spend a night watching nature move through. My tent was perched just beyond the hill in this image, and I spend most of the day laying inside, peering out the tent door right at Fitz Roy and these lenticulars forming through out the day, growing more and more excited over the possibilities at sunset. While I’ve seen pictures of lenticular filled skies, I’ve never had the pleasure to see a display like this in person, and to see it in this spot, one of my favorite spots I came across during my travels, had me pretty elated, amazed, and thankful. It just really is special to head out into such a beautiful back country like this by yourself, totally self contained and self reliant, and enjoy the view as the day passes, hearing, seeing and feeling nothing but the elements interact with your senses. Capping it all off behind a camera recording such an amazing example of the wonder of nature is something I’ll never forget. I processed this in a surreal and moody direction in the hope that it may convey the actual surreality I felt when I was there. Enjoy! via 500px http://bit.ly/1LgHV9d
Chaz Bundick and his creative partner Brendan Nakahara design a t-shirt for Yours Truly and talk about their design process. Whether it’s design or visual art or music, Chaz Bundick wants to make things that are approachable, then relatable, then, maybe, useful, or at the very least not so complicated that it becomes intimidating. To him, design is a puzzle – there’s what it looks like, and there’s why it looks like that. He compares his feeling when he’s making art to the feeling he has when working through a puzzle. “It makes me feel present, if anything. It makes me feel like I’m actually doing something, getting something done,” he says. “To turn your brain off for a second and take a break from craziness – ‘Got to feed the dog.’ ‘Got to get gas.’ ‘Got to get food.’”
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Sunday, June 21, 2015
Happy father's day to the cahmpion of dads, love you buddy by yaboij
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What stops a father and son from being able to talk? AWARDED - Helen A. Rose Bequest, for Distinguished final year work by Edinburgh College of Art. June 2013 AWARDED - Audience Award at Edinburgh College of Art 2013 Graduate Filmhouse screening. NOMINATED - BAFTA Scotland New Talent Award 2014 - Best Factual NOMINATED - RTS (Royal Television Society) Scotland Best Student Undergraduate Factual Film SCREENED - Ickle Film Festival, Dundee 2013 (Opening Film) SCREENED - 11th Inverness film Festival, Nov 2013. SCREENED - BEELD VOOR BEELD, Amsterdam, EYE Film Institute - December 2013 SCREENED - Glasgow Short Film Festival, Feb 2014 SCREENED - Flatpack Film Festival, Birmingham, March 2014 SCREENED - Student International Film Festival, Croatia, 2014 SCREENED - Zanzibar Int. Film Festival 2014 SCREENED - DocHeads, London, August 2014 SCREENED - Viscult Documentary Festival, Finland, Oct 2014 SCREENED - Aesthetica Short Film Festival, York, Nov 2014 SCREENED - Cromarty Film Festival, Dec 2014 SCREENED - Student Cuts, Zagreb, May 2015 http://bit.ly/1Jcusj5 http://twitter.com/duncancowles
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“Remnants,” an exploration of some of Utah’s greatest natural monuments. A personal project filmed with the help of my brother, David Atwater. This project was shot over the course of two weeks while living out of the back of a Ford Escape and traveling all over the state of Utah. Music used with permission: “Undimmed by Time, Unbound by Death” M83, Anthony Gonzalez, Joesph Trapanese. Buy it here: http://amzn.to/1LcmwxT Filmed with: Canon 6D Dynamic Perception motion control Emotimo motion control nathaniel.atwater@gmail.com
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The Life & Death of an iPhone
By: Paul Trillo
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“The Life and Death of an iPhone” is shot entirely on an iPhone, edited on the iPhone about what it’s like to be an iPhone. Seen entirely from the phone’s point-of-view beginning with its inception through its life… death… and ultimately its reincarnation. This is not a PSA.
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Directed, Written and Edited by Paul Trillo
Additional Filming by Alex Mallis
Produced by Project Fathom
Produced by Tessa Travis
Associate Producer: Marina Fernandez Ferri
Associate Producer: Brian Streem
Production Assistant: Melanie Kelley
With
Alex Mallis as Lucas
Langan Kingsley as Langan
Factory Worker #1: Frances Pu
Factory Worker #2: Julie Chen
Male Friend #2: Javier
Female Friend #1: Emmy Harrington
Male Friend #1: Evan Jones
Boss: Landon Van Soest
Museum Security: Robert House
Craigslist Buyer: Charles Pang
iPhone Repairman: Brian Peralta
Taxi Driver: Flip
Chinese Businessman: Vincent Leong
Phone Thief: Nate Myers
Taxi Customer (not pictured): Brad Kula
Special Thanks: The Cameo Team, Vimeo, Jason Sondhi, Taylor Newby, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Landon Von Soest, Cubana Social, Black Bear Bar, Computer Answers, Josh Ruben
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The Life & Death of an iPhone by Paul Trillo
Made with Cameo: Easily edit and share cinematic videos on your phone with the award-winning app for iOS. Download it for free to start creating: http://bit.ly/1GssRPo
Directed, Written and Edited by Paul Trillo
Additional Filming by Alex Mallis
Produced by Project Fathom
Produced by Tessa Travis
Associate Producer: Marina Fernandez Ferri
Associate Producer: Brian Streem
Production Assistant: Melanie Kelley
With
Alex Mallis as Lucas
Langan Kingsley as Langan
Factory Worker #1: Frances Pu
Factory Worker #2: Julie Chen
Male Friend #2: Javier
Female Friend #1: Emmy Harrington
Male Friend #1: Evan Jones
Boss: Landon Van Soest
Museum Security: Robert House
Craigslist Buyer: Charles Pang
iPhone Repairman: Brian Peralta
Taxi Driver: Flip
Chinese Businessman: Vincent Leong
Phone Thief: Nate Myers
Taxi Customer (not pictured): Brad Kula
Special Thanks: The Cameo Team, Vimeo, Jason Sondhi, Taylor Newby, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Landon Von Soest, Cubana Social, Black Bear Bar, Computer Answers, Josh Ruben
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Reflection of The Wave by angelainokchong
It was very lucky ! The permitting process was a lottery 10 permits were available per day. Hiked over 2 hours, carried 5 bottles of water. It was gorgeous marvelous place! via 500px http://bit.ly/1BE2ryC
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Good morning Bled! by HegedusPeter
Another dreamy shot of our lucky misty morning at Lake Bled in Slovenia. Enjoy in black! via 500px http://bit.ly/1Sztwqx
A story about long distance relationships. Starring Elizabeth Rian and Thomas Bailey Directed, filmed and edited by Carlos Lopez Estrada Produced by Alissa Torvinen Executive Producer: Matt Pittman for Alpen Pictures Visual Effects: Tanner Merrill Sound Design: Michael O'Connor Art Director: Britt Keller Camera Assistant: Matthew Tompkins Wire work: Damien Bray and Keenen Bray Shot on my iPhone 6.
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Friday, June 19, 2015
The Exquisite Corpse Project 2 is a motion graphics piece directed by Michael Waldron and created by a group of artists from around the world. It debuted at this years Motion Conference in Santa Fe. The idea was to create a piece of art that you share with another artist. That artist has to figure out how to seamlessly transition into their piece and then they hand off their work to another artist. This repeats until the final animation is complete.
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“The Life and Death of an iPhone” is shot entirely on an iPhone, edited on the iPhone about what it’s like to be an iPhone. Seen entirely from the phone’s point-of-view beginning with its inception through its life… death… and ultimately its reincarnation. This is not a PSA. Made with Cameo: Easily edit and share cinematic videos on your phone with the award-winning app for iOS. Download it for free to start creating: www.vimeo.com/cameo Directed, Written and Edited by Paul Trillo Additional Filming by Alex Mallis Produced by Project Fathom Produced by Tessa Travis Associate Producer: Marina Fernandez Ferri Associate Producer: Brian Streem Production Assistant: Melanie Kelley With Alex Mallis as Lucas Langan Kingsley as Langan Factory Worker #1: Frances Pu Factory Worker #2: Julie Chen Male Friend #2: Javier Female Friend #1: Emmy Harrington Male Friend #1: Evan Jones Boss: Landon Van Soest Museum Security: Robert House Craigslist Buyer: Charles Pang iPhone Repairman: Brian Peralta Taxi Driver: Flip Chinese Businessman: Vincent Leong Phone Thief: Nate Myers Taxi Customer (not pictured): Brad Kula Special Thanks: The Cameo Team, Vimeo, Jason Sondhi, Taylor Newby, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Landon Von Soest, Cubana Social, Black Bear Bar, Computer Answers, Josh Ruben
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In this exclusive SoundWorks Collection sound profile we talk with Sound Designer and Re-recording Mixer Pete Horner and Supervising Sound Editor and Sound Designer Al Nelson from Skywalker Sound about their work on Jurassic World. Located off the coast of Costa Rica, the Jurassic World luxury resort provides a habitat for an array of genetically engineered dinosaurs, including the vicious and intelligent Indominus rex. When the massive creature escapes, it sets off a chain reaction that causes the other dinos to run amok. Now, it’s up to a former military man and animal expert (Chris Pratt) to use his special skills to save two young brothers and the rest of the tourists from an all-out, prehistoric assault. For more exclusive videos check out http://bit.ly/1N9V4Ql Join the SoundWorks Collection Vimeo Channel: http://bit.ly/1K09152 SoundWorks Collection Mailing List: bit.ly/15lOelU NOTE: Feel free to re-embed and share this SoundWorks Collection video, but please do not download source video and repost without permission.
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It’s 1909, and the whole world is waking to the possibilities of flight. Miss Todd dreams of flying, but she’s got more than gravity holding her down. This is the story of her determination, her perseverance, and her passion - inspired by E. Lilian Todd - the first woman in the world to build and design an airplane. Find out more at http://bit.ly/1Rga9Ai, including how to download the film and find our more about the children’s book! Made at the National Film and Television School, UK.
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Thursday, June 18, 2015
When a local ranger in a small country town finds an unidentified algae overwhelming the water supply, he knows that something’s not right. But it’s not until the sun goes down that he discovers the true extent of the danger - it seems the town is about to experience the effects of a mysterious infection that turns not only humans – but animals too – into zombies. Australian wildlife has never been so terrifying… Octopod Films and Veritas Entertainment, in association with Deadpan Films, are proud to bring you ‘Waterborne’ - the world’s first zombie kangaroo film, and a prequel for a feature film currently in development. Turn down the lights, put on your headphones (for extra sound design awesomeness) and enjoy! Shot on location in regional Victoria, Australia, the film only came about due to the amazing support from over 250 crowdfunding backers, who helped fund the creation of an incredible zombie kangaroo puppet, as well as a digitally animated zombieroo. The film has screened at over 50 festivals around the world (including big genre festivals such as Fantasia, Fantastic Fest, Sitges International Film Festival) and won multiple awards. Watch the Behind the Scenes video! http://bit.ly/1SsLNWt For more info on the project and the incredible people who helped make this happen: http://bit.ly/1L3vjSL http://on.fb.me/1L3vjSO www.octopodfilms.com http://www.twitter.com/waterbornemovie For further enquiries, contact marisa@octopodfilms.com SCREENINGS Fantasia International Film Festival, August 2014, Montreal, CA Dublin Eurocon, August 2014, Dublin Ireland Fantastic Fest, September 2014, Austin TX Telluride Horror Show, October 2014, Telluride CO Mile High Horror Film Festival, October 2014, Denver, CO Horrible Imaginings Film Fest, October 2014, San Diego CA Film Fete, October 2014, Biloxi, MS - nominated Ryan Coonan - Best Director - Short; WINNER, BEST ZOMBIE MICROSHORT Oshkosh Horror Film Festival, Wisconsin, USA Sitges Fantastic Film Festival, Sitges, Spain RazorReel Fantastic Film Festival, Belgium New Orleans Horror Film Festival, New Orleans Three Corpse Circus, Ann Arbour, MI Morbido Fantastic Film Festival, Mexico Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival, Saskatoon, Canada Abertoir Film Festival, Wales - WINNER, BEST SHORT FILM Horrible Imaginings Film Festival, San Diego, CA Oshkosh Film Festival, Oshkosh Terror Film Festival, Philidelphia Spooky Movie Film Festival, Washington, DC Zompire Film Festival, Portland, OR - HONOURABLE MENTION, THE ULTIMATE CROWD-PLEASER Northwest Horror Film Festival, Seattle, WA Freakshow Film Festival, Orlando, Florida Dirt Poor Film Festival, Knoxville Salty Horror Film Festival, Salt Lake City, Utah Open Wound Horror Film Festival, New Mexico, WINNER - BEST MEDIUM LENGTH HORROR SHORT Fargo Fantastic Film Festival, Fargo, USA New York Horror Film Festival, NYC Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival, Kenmore, NY - WINNER - BEST INTERNATIONAL HORROR SHORT Phoenix Fearcon, Phoenix, AZ Monsterfest, Melbourne, Australia - WINNER, BEST AUSTRALIAN SHORT FILM Knoxville Horror Film Festival, Knoxville, USA Drunken Zombie Film Festival, Peoria, IL Leeds International Film Festival, UK Tricities International Fantastic Film Festival, WA, USA Geek Short Film Festival, South Carolina, USA Buried Alive Film Festival, Atlanta, USA Vivisections International Horror Shorts, Philedelphia, USA Flickerfest, Sydney, Australia Horror-on-Sea, Essex, UK Flickerfest Melbourne Tour Young at Heart Film Festival, NSW Imagine Film Festival, Netherlands Florida Film Festival, Florida, USA St Kilda Film Festival, Melbourne, Australia Cellulart Short Film Festival, Germany American Horror www.octopodfilms.com http://www.twitter.com/waterbornemovie For further enquiries, contact marisa@octopodfilms.com SCREENINGS Fantasia International Film Festival, August 2014, Montreal, CA Dublin Eurocon, August 2014, Dublin Ireland Fantastic Fest, September 2014, Austin TX Telluride Horror Show, October 2014, Telluride CO Mile High Horror Film Festival, October 2014, Denver, CO Horrible Imaginings Film Fest, October 2014, San Diego CA Film Fete, October 2014, Biloxi, MS - nominated Ryan Coonan - Best Director - Short; WINNER, BEST ZOMBIE MICROSHORT Oshkosh Horror Film Festival, Wisconsin, USA Sitges Fantastic Film Festival, Sitges, Spain RazorReel Fantastic Film Festival, Belgium New Orleans Horror Film Festival, New Orleans Three Corpse Circus, Ann Arbour, MI Morbido Fantastic Film Festival, Mexico Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival, Saskatoon, Canada Abertoir Film Festival, Wales - WINNER, BEST SHORT FILM Horrible Imaginings Film Festival, San Diego, CA Oshkosh Film Festival, Oshkosh Terror Film Festival, Philidelphia Spooky Movie Film Festival, Washington, DC Zompire Film Festival, Portland, OR - HONOURABLE MENTION, THE ULTIMATE CROWD-PLEASER Northwest Horror Film Festival, Seattle, WA Freakshow Film Festival, Orlando, Florida Dirt Poor Film Festival, Knoxville Salty Horror Film Festival, Salt Lake City, Utah Open Wound Horror Film Festival, New Mexico, WINNER - BEST MEDIUM LENGTH HORROR SHORT Fargo Fantastic Film Festival, Fargo, USA New York Horror Film Festival, NYC Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival, Kenmore, NY - WINNER - BEST INTERNATIONAL HORROR SHORT Phoenix Fearcon, Phoenix, AZ Monsterfest, Melbourne, Australia - WINNER, BEST AUSTRALIAN SHORT FILM Knoxville Horror Film Festival, Knoxville, USA Drunken Zombie Film Festival, Peoria, IL Leeds International Film Festival, UK Tricities International Fantastic Film Festival, WA, USA Geek Short Film Festival, South Carolina, USA Buried Alive Film Festival, Atlanta, USA Vivisections International Horror Shorts, Philedelphia, USA Flickerfest, Sydney, Australia Horror-on-Sea, Essex, UK Flickerfest Melbourne Tour Young at Heart Film Festival, NSW Imagine Film Festival, Netherlands Florida Film Festival, Florida, USA St Kilda Film Festival, Melbourne, Australia Cellulart Short Film Festival, Germany American Horror Film Festival, Lafayette, Indiana Stanley Film Festival, CO
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When Stella realises she’s the only girl in her class who doesn’t have her period, she sets out to fast-track her way to womanhood through somewhat unconventional methods. Director: Corrie Chen Writer: Michelle Law Producer: Jiao Chen Production Company: Staple Fiction With thanks to financial assistance from Screen Australia, through the Talent Escalator Program.
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The Endless Search by maxrivefotograaf
Here is one from the Himalayas I took last spring. I’m sure this one isn’t to everyone’s taste and I had to get used to the dreamy look myself but in the end I like it enough so why not post it here. The light is coming from the last glow of the setting sun while the temperatures where dropping very quickly and a sea of clouds covered the glacier pretty quickly. Upcoming Sarek Tour 10-19 July via 500px http://bit.ly/1Cfk2rl
Nothing is intact or permanent, everything is affected and connected—the history, the city and the rider. Just as the city left a mark on the rider, he leaves a mark on the city even if just for a split second. The wet trail of wheels on pavement after skidding through a puddle on a rainy day, the sound of the skateboard against granite echoing through the alleys and streets and his shadow spreading from one building to another until he reaches the river. The reflection in the river follows him along its banks and over the bridge where the scattered leaves on the sidewalk swirl and dance for a moment after he rides through them and then staying, peaceful, like nothing ever happened but at the same time everything has changed. Even if you think you didn’t notice him, you can almost taste the lingering freedom in the air. Like a signature, a rider leaves his mark—on the streets and in people’s memories. A signature of freedom. Producer/DOP/editor: Kristijan Stramic Skateboarder: Luka Bizjak Additional camera: Mark Pirc Aerial cinematography: Helivideo.si Color grading: Mark Pirc Graphic design: M7grafiks Sound design: Kristijan Stramic Cover photo: Jan Pirnat Words: Katarina Tavcar Extra: Matej Pocervina Advisor: Matej Marinko (Bright Visuals) Music: “Da, da, da” performed by Pionir 10 Courtesy of Radio Netizen
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A Film by @garethpon http://bit.ly/1BljZPK — In July 2015, 730 Paintings for Ants will be exhibited in New York City. Three King Studios 754 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, 11222. 8-15 July 2015 Thursday - Sunday 12H00 - 19H00 http://bit.ly/1G6x2kB http://bit.ly/1BljZPM Music: Al Bairre - Bungalow www.albairre.com http://bit.ly/1G6wZFrwww.albairre.com http://bit.ly/1G6wZFr
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Wednesday, June 17, 2015
A cinematic journal of our week-long adventure in Japan’s capital, during full cherry blossom season. With thanks to the beautiful people of Tokyo. We’ll be back. Produced for http://bit.ly/1IlglSM, whose voice you’re hearing. Thank you for watching Shot on: Canon 5D mk III DSLR (Magic Lantern RAW) 50mm 1.2L & 24-104mm f4 IS Benro Monopod
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Joe (Matt Jones) is moving in with his girlfriend - which means having to get rid of his old treasured couch, a symbol of his bachelorhood. When he begins to change his mind about moving in with her, his couch comes alive to show him the real ‘cushion’ in his life. Written and Directed by: Matthew Richmond WINNER: BEST COMEDY, HOLLYSHORTS FILM FESTIVAL 2013 OFFICIAL SELECTION IN 2013: AUSTIN FILM FESTIVAL LA COMEDY SHORTS NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL DC SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL
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Media is a tool that can program and reprogram the human bio-computer. Stories pattern the imagination. Language helps us think about our thinking. Cinema can open up new vistas for our minds. This video is a new collaboration with my friend, artist and filmmaker Jason Silva, host of National Geographic’s BrainGames and creator of Shots of Awe. Jason sent me an inspiring recording he made in the park with his Iphone discussing how powerful advances in technology can extend our connections to each other making us more compassionate and kind-hearted beings. He proposes that communication technologies act as “empathy machines”, opening up new intersubjective spaces where we can all become one. These new tools give us new “spaces of possibility” to explore, and this video is a celebration of that new space of imagination, compassion, collaboration and inspiration. Jason and I have become good friends, kindred spirits, and share a passion for intense inspiration, for using videos to share new vistas, and when he sent me this I was so excited, I started creating visuals right away. Hope you find it inspiring. We took three days and repurposed footage from Shots of Awe series, it was a spontaneous desire to create a campaign for POSSIBILITY and a call to action to improve the world. Special thanks to UNEP - United Nations Environment Program for supporting the creation of this video - www.unep.org Thanks to Discovery Digital Networks, TestTube, Bokeh, Imaginary Foundation and Shots of Awe team for supporting the images. Especially Tom Lofthouse, Barry Pousman, Jordan Dertinger, Nick Philip, Colin Decker and the rest of the team. Music by Andrew Seistrup: http://bit.ly/1N2HDSn Follow us on Twitter: @Leodalessandri - @JasonSilva “LIKE” us on Facebook: Leo’s Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1Tui01e Jason’s Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1N2HDSqwww.unep.org Thanks to Discovery Digital Networks, TestTube, Bokeh, Imaginary Foundation and Shots of Awe team for supporting the images. Especially Tom Lofthouse, Barry Pousman, Jordan Dertinger, Nick Philip, Colin Decker and the rest of the team. Music by Andrew Seistrup: http://bit.ly/1N2HDSn Follow us on Twitter: @Leodalessandri - @JasonSilva “LIKE” us on Facebook: Leo’s Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1Tui01e Jason’s Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1N2HDSq
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WINNER - ‘VIDEO OF THE DAY’ AWARD - VOTD.COM **************************** Grades - King / Official music video Shot at Chichibu in Japan ******************************* Dancer / Laika Takasu Director / Taichi Kimura Producer / Takuma Hiramatsu Animator / Rapparu DOP / Kohou Kotake 1st AD / Ryosuke Asano 2nd AD / Anam Sekiguchi Choreographer / Sayuki Kobayashi Make up / Rie Furuya Runner / Takumi Kidokou
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Tuesday, June 16, 2015
The Devils Spin by eetschman
The Devil’s Bridge (Rakotzbrücke) was 1860. Because of its awesome construction the bridge and its reflection merge into a circle, regardless of the vantage point. This is the first try at thisbridge i always wanted to shoot some night photos. Oh yes sorry I kind of had to take the steelwhool out. I took another photo without the steelwhool just before this photo, but i want to do some postproccesing > this is almost no processing but 4,30 min running around like crazy with a big torch! ooh yes and if you want to follow me .. i finnaly have a page: http://on.fb.me/1JWRVU3 via 500px http://bit.ly/1IjPqXy
As a boy growing up, Samuel Mugisha dreamed of being a part of the Rwandan national cycling team, Team Rwanda, as he believed it would be a way to help make money for his family. What he discovered was something else entirely. In a country trying to get over the trauma of a genocide, Team Rwanda represents a lot more than sport. Credits: Director / Producer: Orlando von Einsiedel Producer: Harri Grace Cinematography: Franklin Dow Fixer: Jean_Pierre Sagahutu Film Editor: Katie Bryer Composer: Patrick Jonsson Sound Design: Rob Hardcastle Colourist: Franklin Dow Executive Producer for AJ+: Aloke Devichand Executive Producer for Grain Media: Jon Drever Production Co-ordinator: Nick Rowley Production Manager: Amelia Franklin Commissioned by AJ+.
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A voyage of light through space and time at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi. Cameras: Canon 5Ds Canon 5DMk2 Canon 5DMk3 Canon 60D Lenses: Canon 24-105mm f/4 Canon 50mm f/1.2L Canon 100mm f2.8L Canon 70-300 f/3.5-4.5L Canon TS-E 17mm f/4 Canon TS-E 24mm II f/3.5L Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 Motion Control: CamBlock Modular System Syrp Genie / Magic Carpet Lil’ Mule Cinematography and Editing: Beno Saradzic Camera assistants: Sandeep Nair and Yousaf Shamsuddin Music score: A. Taylor - ‘A Late Night’s Wandering’ 2015, Copyright Beno Saradzic, All Rights Reserved. Re-upload, download, full or partial edit of this film is not permitted without my written and specific approval. You know the drill. Play nice.
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Oceanic Settlement by janneka
The classic view from Reinebringen, Lofoten. This is a panorama of three 60s exposures. I actually really liked the cold blue hue the Big Stopper produces and decided to leave it as it is. See my website for more: http://bit.ly/1R4geQj via 500px http://bit.ly/1GKnzDm
Monday, June 15, 2015
Full ep available on iTunes: http://apple.co/1IXt04d — Directed by Inigo Westmeier and featuring the 36 000 students of Shaolin Tagou, the biggest fighting school for kids in China. Directed by Inigo Westmeier Edited by Walter Mauriot Creative direction by Ben Surkin Produced by Bromance Records. Executive production by Romain Gavras and Iconoclast. Adapted From “Dragon Girls” produced by Open Window Film & Gap Films. Identity by David Rudnick — Full ep available here: iTunes: http://apple.co/1IXt04d Spotify: http://bit.ly/1Shq9V5 Deezer: http://bit.ly/1SiKAkv — SOCIALS: bromancerecords.com gener8ion.org // http://on.fb.me/1HLMVBq — LYRICS: Mia you can wiki me I don’t be no dummenee Dumbing me is killing me Like it can be that enemy They come at me They gonna meet my people gonna cover me The ones that govern me Ain’t the ones that can power me It’s the sun and moon that’s turning me If I get high it’s burning me You can kill my privacy But you can’t kill that love in me. It’s a game can’t me tamed Keep your fame and I’ll keep my faith Oh yeah you can keep it Store my name say my name Know my name And I’ll keep my faith Oh yeah you can keep it Light it up, turn em on, that’s when my powers gone, gonna keep it, I take em off, turn em off, and my powers on.
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Julian’s boat is stolen. He learns a lesson about violence. See the entire series here: http://bit.ly/1MX7fQz The story of Julian Yuri Rodriguez: https://twitter.com/julianyuri Directed by Jillian Mayer & Lucas Leyva of the Borscht Corp.: http://bit.ly/1ei7qdQ Brought to you with love by: http://mtvother.com Set in Miami, a surreal window into the colorful underbelly of Miami told through the adventures of local artist Julian Yuri Rodriguez.
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A very African Sunset by StormSignal
The sun bursts through a letter-box slit in the otherwise general cloud cover at Thaba Manzi Ranch, Magaliesburg, South Africa. http://bit.ly/1JTMV2D via 500px http://bit.ly/1MFvi5F
Pier to the Stars by JohannesNollmeyer
Shot this pier on a lake in the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park in southwest Germany about one hour before sunrise. The milky way was a bit too weak visible, so i blended another milky way image, i shot in the alps to enhance the sky in Photoshop. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Sip4fP
CONCEPT: In Japan, rice is more than a mere food source. It has spiritual significance for the Japanese due to its use as an offering to deities in rituals and ceremonies. We took on the challenge of distilling Japanese aesthetics onto this cultural symbol. We created the world’s smallest projection mapping that brings together Japan’s ancient values and state-of-the-art technology. As it is being viewed, the texture of the “rice” begins to change so that it is no longer just rice. This reflects the ancient Japanese belief in shogyo mujo (the impermanence of worldly things), which is embodied in the saying: “all creation is infinitely transitory with forms and values changing in each moment.” Drill is an ultimate creative team that uses all possible means to achieve goals including: strategy, advertising, promotion, content, product, digital, event, and PR. This project was created in collaboration with aircord (system development), Maxilla (video production), and Yuki Precision (precision machining).
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Bill Czappa is a television repairman, however his real passion is sculpture based on found objects. Bill’s repair shop doubles as his gallery and supplies materials to build his art, but as consumers are more inclined to replace electronics rather than repair, Bill reassesses the expense of his creative endeavors. DIRECTED, SHOT & CUT BY RIC SERENA PRODUCED BY JEN SERENA & RIC SERENA ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: ODESSA Boyadjian De Souza ADDITIONAL CAMERA WORK BY MAURICIO HOYOS LOCATION SOUND & POST SOUND BY DURAND TRENCH ORIGINAL MUSIC BY PAUL BESSENBACHER FEATURING MUSIC BY OPUS ORANGE MUSIC SUPERVISOR LINDSAY FROEMKE ENGINEER - WILL HAMPTON MUSIC COURTESY OF EMOTO MUSIC, SANTA MONICA STILL PHOTOGRAPHER: JEN SERENA OPENING TITLE CREATED BY: BILL CZAPPA SPECIAL THANKS TO BILL CZAPPA AND ARC GALLERY & TV REPAIR
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Sunday, June 14, 2015
The Driveway by RolfNachbar
Yesterday evening I took this little summer impression at the old water pump station near our village. Enjoy your sunday, I hope you'll like it! via 500px http://bit.ly/1BcFv9p
CHECK OUT THE REST OF SEASON ONE ON OUR VIMEO CHANNEL http://bit.ly/1HGDJye OR AT OUR SITE http://bit.ly/1dESHIY Episode 1 (of 8): Willa’s girlfriend Alex takes her to an awkward cocktail party where she meets Harry, a children’s magician. Written/Directed by Anna Kerrigan Produced by Kati Rediger, Ashley Springer & Anna Kerrigan Willa: Kati Rediger Harry: Ashley Springer Cinematographers: Dagmar Weaver-Madsen & Chris Heinrich Editor: Jarrah Gurrie
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Volcano Calbuco erupted on April 22, 2015, for the first time in four decades. Located close to the cities of Puerto Varas and Puerto Montt in southern Chile. We spend the prior couple of days on the neighboring volcano Osorno (~20km linear distance) shooting timelapses. After an amazing night under the nightsky we took the cable car downwards after a delay caused by repairs. Already late we headed south to catch the ferry on Routa 7 down to Patagonia. After 10min on the ferry we noticed a massive, almost nuclear looking cloud boiling upwards just were we left a few hours ago. Frenetically looking for a good outlook we then rushed to the only non-forested place to get a decent view of the show. We quickly put every bit of camera-equipment we could find on the constantly growing mushroom-cloud. We shot timelapses in 8K and 4K with a Pentax 645Z and Canon 6D. On the A7s we shot 4K video to the Shogun. We filled almost all of our memory cards in the prior night so I had to do backups while shooting all this stuff. This was for sure the most incredible show I’ve ever seen. I think this is a one in a lifetime event and I am so happy that we were able to capture it in all its glory. We will also release a timelapse video of our 6 weeks trip to Patagonia soon. FACEBOOK: http://on.fb.me/1C6KFhS | TWITTER: https://twitter.com/martinheck WEBSITE: http://bit.ly/1JOcvaG Soundtrack: We wish it was never light - Anamog All footage is available for licensing (video in 4K, timelapses in 8K&4K). For professional inquiries please contact me: martin@timestormfilms.net
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Pyroclastic Fragmentation by bruceomori
An immense lava bubble explodes violently, casting expanding sheets of lava more than 100 feet across... spreading and instantly cooling... solidifying into paper-thin pyroclasts that fracture in midair, creating a cloud of glitter in the sky. This image is very similar to one I submitted awhile ago, although this is the next sequential frame in the burst... 1/10th of a second later, and it better shows the formation of sheets of glass before they shatter into glitter-like fragments. via 500px http://bit.ly/1GDUNEb
Saturday, June 13, 2015
Wishbone by terrancesiemonphotography
I have never experienced a moment quite like this. I was in the Alvord Desert hoping for a starry night, but the sunset/thunderstorm stole the show. via 500px http://bit.ly/1MyLENv
Friday, June 12, 2015
I hope that this film is a healthy nudge for people to shake up their lives a little bit. Jed’s radical choice to quit his job and ride his bike across the world is a perfect challenge to the rest of us to get out of the routine and make some scary decisions. If you’re afraid of a decision ahead of you, you’re probably on the right track. Choose it. ! Follow Jed’s adventures @jedidiahjenkins My Instaspam @kennyjamez
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WAITING TO EXHALE by raquel_de_castro
Una mañana cualquiera en la costa vasca.Playa de Barrika y buena compañía. via 500px http://bit.ly/1L5Fabt
CAST Dancers: Natasha Gorrie, Hannah Henney, Ivy Fijal, Jane Marlinga, Carmen De Los Santos, Roberta Bierman Frat guys: Chris ‘Toga Boy’ Flintoff, Nick Price, Nick Moore Pool girls: Celeste Ziegler, Jessica Taylor, Janice Joostema, Michelle Mills Investigator: Darren May Stoners: Matt Xstatic, Azeem the Dream, The Great Kasaki Gangrel: as Himself Steve and gang: Aaron Hoffman, Byron Wilson, Dane Collison, DJ Rich, DJ Seko Special thanks to All-Star Wrestling Director: Peter Huang Producer: Erica Paiero Cinematographer: Kelly Jeffrey Production Designer: Caitlin Byrnes Builder/Props: Brodie Kitchen Steadicam: Ali Kurshid 1st AC: Anna MacDonald Gaffer: Corey Jacques Key Grip: Andres Niño Swing: James Healey Stylist: Claudia Da Ponte Wardrobe Assistants: Lacey-June Berry, Andrea Almhjell Location Sound: Oscar Vargas Choreographer: Natasha Gorrie PAs: Andy Ritchie, Nick Moore, Josh Drozda Make-up: Jenn Kaminski Make-up assistant: Jodi-Lynn Boulton Editor: Skinner @ Married to Giants VFX/Online: Trevor @ Married to Giants Colourist: Conor Fisher @ Alter Ego Sound Design: Dan Weston Stills: Grady Mitchell Executive Producers: Mauricio Ruiz, Rey Mendoza Production Company: Mad Ruk Entertainment
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@Camp4 Collective party time Music by Slayer http://bit.ly/1L56d6X Check out Slayer on FB http://on.fb.me/1MOvm3U Courtesy Def Jam / Universal Records Copyright 1989 Song “Behind the Crooked Cross” from the 1989 Album South of Heaven Directed and kind of edited by Anson Fogel Edited and kind of directed by Kevin Bennet Bikers Tyson Swasey and Joey Schusler BASE Jumps by Ian Flanders and Matt Blank Shot by Pat Fenelon, Anson, Kevin and Joey S RC Heli by Nick WOlcott Sound and Hauling Ass in Trucks by Jim Hurst Carrying HEavy Shit by Corrie Spruill BLM handling by Arlene Campbell and the Moab BLM Office Bike Cam riggin by Dan Cartwright BASE rigging by Marty Jones 1st AC Max Santusanio BASE testing help by Sean Chuma Thumbnail photo by Joey Schusler Bikes by Yeti Cycles Boobs by Anonymous Beer by Coors Heavy BASE rigs by Apex Base
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Thursday, June 11, 2015
A sister comes to terms with what it means to come of age in rural isolation, but the adversity of the outside world is no comparison to the immensity of her imagination. a FOCUS CREEPS film from THE RANGE in association with GOOD COMPANY, ROYALE and FOUNDATION CONTENT STARRING Mercedes Kilmer Luke Baines Talya Plush Max Plush Liza Thorn Alexis Penney Paul Krasner as Father Leslie Jaquith as TV Show Host Donny Smeads as Nurse CREW Directed by Aaron Brown Executive Produced by Leslie Jaquith Produced by Anna Rau + Corbett Jones + Anthony Mathile Associate Producer :: Stacey Lee Director of Photography :: Michael Ragen Production + Costume Design :: Natasha Newman-Thomas Camera Assistant :: Sharif El Neklawy Location Sound :: Kyo Acerbis Kitayama + Molly Young Editor :: Nick Pezzillo Additional Editing :: Brook Linder VFX producer :: Chris Volckman VFX :: Royale Original Score :: Matt Koshak Sound Design :: Zach Goheen Sound Mix :: Barry Neely Colorist :: Joel Voelker 3D Animation + Character Design :: Patrick Clarke 3D Simulations :: Phiphot Pinyosophon Compositor :: Paul Barkshire SPECIAL THANKS Camp Lakota Jane and Kathy Virga Peter Coffin Jon Santos Dave Freeman Jacob Berghart Oren Segal for David Farrell Krell © 2013 Aaron Brown www.focuscreeps.com www.fromtherange.com www.goodco.tv www.weareroyale.com http://bit.ly/1QsgnC7 Online premiere on Dazed: http://bit.ly/1QPVVWGwww.focuscreeps.com www.fromtherange.com www.goodco.tv www.weareroyale.com http://bit.ly/1QsgnC7 Online premiere on Dazed: http://bit.ly/1QPVVWG
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GREY GLACIER by IgnacioPalacios
Grey Glacier from a lookout situated about an hour from Refugio Grey. via 500px http://bit.ly/1KIALdp
Where Dreams Still live by OleHenrikSkjelstad
A re-edit of an image from March 2014. The first version was over-sharpened, had plenty of clipped blacks and what back then looked awesome in my eyes now looked absolutely terrible. I can live with this version. The old version will be deleted from here asap. via 500px http://bit.ly/1B5M8u1
A day of a man’s life is seen as on a videotape which is being rewound. When he wakes up in the morning he has no idea what lays ahead. Production Company Miramar Film Director………………… Svilen Dimitrov Cast ……………………….John Lawton Scriptwriter……………..Svilen Dimitrov Producers……………….Georgi Dimitrov, Matey Konstantinov, Ilian Djevelekov Animation……………….Svilen Dimitrov, Nikki Nikolov, Plamen Ivanov, Anna Slavkova Supervising Animator……..Nikki Nikolov Compositing……………Svilen Dimitrov, Kiril Ivanov Backgrounds…………..Svetoslav Petrov, Kiril Ivanov, Svilen Dimitrov Ink and Paint…………..Anna Slavkova, Sylvia Vladimirova, Diyana Stoyanova Edited by………………..Svilen Dimitrov, Nikki Nikolov Music & Lyrics………..Petko Manchev Sound Design………..Ekaterina Mitkova Rigging…………………..Nikki Nikolov, Plamen Ivanov Coordinator…………… Mila Voinikova with the support of Bulgarian National Film Centre
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Not much of a glimmer of hope. No happy ending to follow. Life goes on. The river flows on. – Long Xuyen, 2014. A 3-day trip with my good friend, Ta Nguyen Hiep, to look for The Muse. My video-editorial debut. The Internet is a wonderful school. Vietnamese title: “And The River Keeps Flowing On” Part 2 featuring (adult) people of Long Xuyen: coming in the future. – Hành trình 3 ngày rưỡi đi tìm nàng thơ ở Long Xuyên. Tác phẩm dựng đầu tay của tôi. Phần 2 - Người (lớn) Long Xuyên sẽ ra mắt trong nay mai.
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Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Tenerife by maxrivefotograaf
'Upcoming Sarek Tour I shot this pano last winter in Tenerife during one of my night hikes where I had no idea what to do or what to expect. These kinds of hikes often result in a lot of testing, idiotic scrambles, wet feet and nothing good in terms of photos but apart from the learning process and skills you gain it can sometimes also result in a keeper.. Although this is not something really special in terms of light or location, I was glad I could put everything together the way I had in mind. This is a 340 degree pano consisting of 18 vertical shots at 14mm. In each shot I used a flashlight to do some indirect light painting to such extend it would not influence the mood of the night too much. I wanted to have some more depth, sharpness and colors, something which is lacking in a normal full night shot.. I had to make sure the amount and the direction of light was equal in each shot in order to get a natural result. I also used some focus stacking for the nearest bushes. The light on the left is zodiacal light. via 500px http://bit.ly/1MqQJHH
Better known by his pseudonym Araucaria, John Graham set the Guardian cryptic crossword for 55 years. In December 2012, crossword number 25,842 appeared in the paper with a series of clues that once solved, revealed a personal message from Araucaria to his puzzle-solving followers. A puzzle in itself, this short film unpicks crossword number 25,842 to journey into John’s world of clue-making: the memories that he draws upon, the themes that inspire him and the faceless solvers he imagines as he writes. Shifting between imagination and reality, Dear Araucaria meets the man who has given his life to crosswords and is only now coming to understand the dramatic impact he has had on a community of solvers.
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Rowing a dory in the Grand Canyon is considered by some as the most coveted job in the world. It can take 20 years of paying your dues to earn a seat on one of these legendary wooden boats. Amber Shannon has been boating the Grand Canyon nine years, trying to work her way from the baggage boat to a dory, while spending as many days possible in current.
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„Birthlight“ is the first outcome of Strange Freedom, the artist collective who received the Vienna Filmmusic Award 2015. This short film by motion designer Christian Stangl is based on thousands of microscopic stills from which these stunning timelapse scenarios emerge. Stangl´s self-made chemical processes perform an endless dance of growing and dissolving, flooding and evaporating, melting and recrystalizing, creating an all together perfectly synced synthesis of sound and picture. The soundtrack captivates the audience with a sophisticated blend of electronic and acoustic orchestration. At the core of this musical ménage à trois is the mind and voice of project-founder Almalyn Griesauer, escorted by Michael Willer and Robert Stefan. Hardware used: Leiz Dialux Microscope Nikon D3 Sony A7R composed in Adobe After Effects http://bit.ly/1GsPZBr http://bit.ly/1GeVVN5
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The Cloud Chaser by Like_He
Please, please, please click the photo to view it on black! Then, get out of the black and press M to view it FULL size! After doing a series of black and white, I'm so happy to get back to colors and add in some drama with colors. I hope you will enjoy it as well. Thank you for visiting! via 500px http://bit.ly/1QMbezI
Wayfarer by ThomasBrownPhotography
My buddy and myself recently went on a surfing / photo adventure down south to explore some interesting place’s and to surf some new surf breaks. The first day of the trip late in the afternoon we arrived at Dark Point Dunes, Just north of Hawksnest NSW. There had been quite server weather for the area 1 week prior to our arrival and it was very apparent that storms were still hanging around. We got a break in the rain right at sunset and we decided to go trekking over about 5-6 huge sand dunes to find some untouched areas to photograph. As soon as we got to a good spot to shoot, the weather seemed to be circling us and produced some very moody and interesting cloud formations. I asked my buddy to walk up over the ridge behind us to check what the weather was doing. He got to the top and yelled “ yeppp we better get going, a wall of water is headed our way” I finished getting my shots , chucked my gear into my new Vanguard Sedona 45 Camera bag and we started bolting back to the truck… We got about halfway back to the Land Cruiser and it caught up to us, even running at full pelt we couldn’t get away from this cloud front. Running through soft and very steep sand hills with a lot of heavy Medium Format gear and one very sturdy tripod sure gave me a workout. My lungs and airway burnt from the massive sprint back, and it completely exhausted me. We made it back and my gear was dry and untouched thanks to the quality Sedona 45 bag. This was the last shot I got before we had to run. Dark Point Sand Dunes, NSW Australia Focus stacked for Depth of Field. Pentax 645Z + DA25mm thomasbrownimages.com via 500px http://bit.ly/1QMbezF
Sugar-coated by DylanFox
Sugarloaf Rock is a very often photographed location in Australia's south-west corner. I have been many times before, however went on this particular evening with the intent of capturing something truly unique... You can see that result in a previous upload. This was still a new composition for me but I made this photograph after the previous just to take full advantage of the awesome skies! The light didn't last long but it went off! These clouds drifted over from behind me with perfect timing! Made for a very fun evening and made the 3 hour drive home a little more bearable... via 500px http://bit.ly/1IFuIXy
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
In March of 2015, I set off to the Kurdistan region of Iraq and Syria to begin a new personal project. In the beginning, I thought perhaps it would be a still photography trip only. But just as I left the door, I decided to grab my GoPro kit in case anything interesting happened and I could just film it myself. This is that footage. 00:00 - Intro, Joey departs NYC 01:31 - Preparation in Sulaymaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan 02:15 - PKK Guerrillas in Makhmour 05:41 - Crossing the border into Syria, YPG/J Guerrillas in Rojava 07:19 - Interview with YPJ members 09:07 - Daily life on a YPG/J base and photoshoot 10:13 - Clash in Tel Tamer, dead ISIS fighters 12:38 - Interview with American YPG Fighter “Fat Jack” in Tel Tamer 13:44 - Tel Hamis liberation, guerrillas living in abandoned ISIS base 16:38 - Urban exploration of abandoned ISIS base 20:28 - Overview of humanitarian crisis on Sinjar mountain 23:10 - ISIS suicide VBIED attack inside the besieged city of Sinjar 25:14 - Funeral of YBŞ guerrilla fighter in Sinjar 26:23 - Yezidi refugees and Shingal Resistance Unit 28:37 - Outro and closing thoughts 29:19 - Funeral of British YPG soldier Konstandinos Erik Scurfield 30:38 - Credits The photography in this video and further writing can be found at: http://bit.ly/1KZQpCv
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Jordan is a land enshrouded in mystery. Serving as a crossroads of humanity for thousands of years has left the country with a cultural diversity unmatched by few. Come along with Matador as we explore this beautiful land from an angle never before seen, an aerial delight captured using the latest in drone technology. From the ancient ruins of Petra to the mind-blowing rock formations of Wadi Rum, Jordan is a place that will continue to amaze you—just watch and see… This entire film was shot in with a DJI Inspire and DJI Phantom 2, equipped with the H3-3D gimbal along with a GoPro Hero 4. Special thanks to Visit Jordan. Filmed and Edited by Scott Sporleder and Ross Borden. Song “Mirage” by Biz so Busy: http://bit.ly/1GpvbLh Find more great content at http://bit.ly/1S23IDb.
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BUBBLED DREAMS by EdwinMartinez
An intimate landscapes of the methane bubbles frozen in Abraham lake in Alberta, Canada. The layers of bubbles makes a perfect abstract piece worth capturing. via 500px http://bit.ly/1cJ7YaI
There’s no easy way to say goodbye to a friend, especially when they’ve supported you through your darkest times. Made possible by Patagonia Generous support from: First Descents, Ruffwear and Snow Peak In order of appearance: Ben Moon & Denali Producer: Ben Moon // Moonhouse Directed / edited / written: Ben Knight // Felt Soul Media DP: Skip Armstrong // Wazee Motion Pictures Second Camera: Page Stephenson Co-Writer: Katie Klingsporn Wet Camera: Justin Harris Sound Recordist: Jim Hurst Music Supervisor: Ben Knight and Chris Parker Sound Mix: Justin Harris Narrated by: Ben Knight Music by: Chihei Hatakeyama, Images of a Broken Light — www.chihei.org Music by: Odesza, It’s Only [feat. Zyra] In Return, www.odesza.com, courtesy of Counter Records 2014 Still Photographs by: Ben Moon, Lisa Hensel, Carli Davidson, Miranda Moon, Vivian Moon, Jean Redle Dawn Kish, Lisa Skaff, Pete Rudge, Kristen & Ian Yurdin, and John Sterling
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Monday, June 8, 2015
This funny and touching little film about an old lady struggling to send a text message has been charming the pants off film festival audiences from Tokyo to Nantucket – where it won Best Short Film. It will have you both laughing and reaching for a tissue. Directors - Mick Andrews and Brett O’Gorman Writer - Mick Andrews Producer - József Fityus Director of Photography - Renaud Maire Production Designer - Shayne Radford Editor - Tom Eagles 1st AD – Seumas Cooney Sound Recordist – Dave Hurley Dotty – Joyce Irving Carol – Alison Bruce
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In Kennesaw, a small American town in the state of Georgia, a good citizen is an armed citizen. By law, since 1982, each head of household must own at least one working firearm with ammunition. À Kennesaw, petite ville américaine dans l’état de Géorgie, le bon citoyen est le citoyen armé. Depuis le 1er mai 1982, chaque foyer doit posséder une arme à feu fonctionnelle et des munitions. FESTIVAL SELECTIONS Toronto international film festival TIFF, CANADA TIFF Canada’s Top Ten film festival, CANADA Tribeca film festival TFF, USA Regard sur le court métrage au Saguenay, CANADA Melbourne international film festival, AUSTRALIA SODEC à Cannes, FRANCE Téléfilm Not short on Talent, Cannes, FRANCE Indie Lisboa, PORTUGAL Guadalajara film festival, MEXICO Festival du cinéma en Abitibi, Canada Aesthetica short film festival, UK Cinéma Vérité, IRAN Vancouver international film festival, CANADA Festival de cinéma de la ville de Québec, CANADA Off-courts de Trouville, FRANCE Mecal international short film festival, SPAIN Images en vue, IDLM, CANADA Kaliber 35 short film festival, GERMANY Paris court devant, FRANCE Muestra Jovenes, CUBA Brevard short film festival, USA Hot Springs documentary film festival, USA Rendez-vous du cinéma Québécois, CANADA Prix Prends-ça Court !, CANADA Victoria film festival, CANADA Belfast photo festival, IRELAND Les nuits photographiques de Paris, FRANCE The Frontline Club, UK Gimli international film festival, CANADA Grands prix du journalisme independant, CANADA FCVQ Ciné POP-UP, CANADA Collectif Prod, Café de Paris, FRANCE LAB 111 Short Night, NETHERLANDS Short of the week, VIMEO, USA FILM INFORMATION Documentary 2013 12 minutes English Canada CAST & CREDITS Director: Nicolas Levesque Editor: Guillaume Langlois Cinematographer: Nicolas Levesque Visual effects animator : Jean-Philippe Archibald Sound design, music: Pascal Beaulieu CONTACTS Print Source, Press, US and International Sales Alexandre Dostie Travelling Trois-Rivières, G9A 5H3, Canada Phone: 514 467 8160 coordo@travellingdistribution.com ABOUT THE DIRECTOR Nicolas Lévesque is a photographer and filmmaker from Québec, Canada. After his studies in photography, arts and cinema, he co-founds the KAHEM photographers association. His work takes shape in the concept of the various degrees of acceptation in a given reality/context. His cameras brought him in many places in the world, especially in South America for documentary projects. He works with the National film board of Canada and the national television network, Télé-Québec. Granted by the SODEC in 2014, he is writing his first documentary feature film. http://bit.ly/1AYogIC Originaire de Roberval au Canada, Nicolas Lévesque est photographe et cinéaste. Après ses études en photographie, en arts et cinéma, il cofonde l’association de photographes KAHEM. Son travail de photographe et de cinéaste prend forme dans la rencontre et le concept des différents degrés d’intégration dans un contexte donné. Sa démarche l’a poussé plusieurs fois à la réalisation de projets documentaires à l’étranger. Il travaille notamment avec l’Office national du film, et il est réalisateur-journaliste à Télé-Québec. Boursier de la SODEC en 2014, il écrit actuellement son premier long-métrage documentaire. http://bit.ly/1AYogIC
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I had the opportunity to be a guest director for the Cartoon Network show Uncle Grandpa! This short was written, animated, fabricated, etc by me. See additional credits below. Written, storyboarded, animated and directed by Max Winston 2D animation by Winona Regan Clay blob animation by Rich Zim Additional fabrication Brent Johnson Marissa Lamour Duncan Andrea Rawson Miles Votek Max Lopez Compositing Natalie James Max Winston Live action DP Zach Zdziebko
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how come if a person were to say ‘I’m the best in the world’, he’d be ridiculed, - whereas if he said 'we’ instead of 'I’, he’d be applauded? if you enjoy this film, please share it on your facebooks. my graduation film from the RCA, 2013. Best Student Film (Bradford Animation Festival) UWE New European Talent Award (Encounters, Bristol) Nominated for a Royal Television Society award screened at: BFI London Film Festival London international Animation Festival Bradford Animation Festival London short film festival British Animmation Awards Animafest Zagreb Melbourne international Animation Festival Encounters, Bristol Shortfilmfestival, Uppsala, Sweden Animateka, Ljubljana Brtish Shorts, Berlin written, directed and animated by christian schlaeffer co-produced by carla mackinnon with the voices of georgia dix and frankie eady http://bit.ly/1Iq6ZrH additional colouring assistance Peter Caires Dennis korycki Roxanna Mankoo Jianing Shi Ana Tortos Sound Mix Mike Wyeld
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Sunday, June 7, 2015
Hola Llamigo A film by Charlie Parisi and Christina Chang Run Time: 3:52 Sound Design - Nick Ainsworth Original Score - Erez Koskas Guitar - Eyal Heller Trumpet - Niv Taor Title Design - Ryan Peters Produced At Ringling College of Art and Design Copyright Charlie Parisi, Christina Chang 2015 Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1Qg3XgB
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Wintertime Love by LiorY
I got the title from "The doors" song. I think it fits well. Self. I recently launched My Facebook Page via 500px http://bit.ly/1F2QDQT
Saturday, June 6, 2015
Lines III by barenstaden
The last time I was here the weather was really bad, and the final results was really crappy. So yesterday I took my dad with me and went for another try :) via 500px http://bit.ly/1ARW4Hs
Hunters SS15 Direction Anton & Damian Groves Cinematography David Lee Editing Bogdan Orcula 3D Technical Supervision Andrei Brovcenco 3D Animation Supervision Alex Doiciu 3D Animation Razvan Ciochia Octavian Chiriac 3D Modelling Andrei Cirdu Vasile Brovcenco 3D Render & Compositing Dorin Croitoru 2D Technical Supervision Radu Fulga 2D Compositing Bogdan Zelinski Adrian Aghenitei Damian Groves Bogdan Orcula Sound Stefan Crisan Grading Radu Fulga Title Design Iulia Groves Models Lavinia Marcu Maia Filip Victoria Bogos Nadd Hu Usiku Virginia Wanda Hutira Floriana Sandu Makeup Diana Ionescu, Makeup Artist Maybelline Diana ionescu Makeup Studio: Oana Ulescu Mihaela Tatarascu Arina Pisica Lucia Huru Mirela Degeratu Daniela Canjau Mirela Constantin Hair Liviu Livezeanu Alex Caraman Assistant Director Sarra Tsorakidis Executive Producer Adrian Smarandache Production Cosmin Hritcu Marcel Ursachi Oana Ursachi Mary Grama Props Dan Hognogiu Iulian Ene Stefan Cristian Dumitru Daniel Focus Puller Adi Sandor Gaffer Florin Iancau Key Grip Nelu Iancau Electric Bacila Alexandru Cristi Sbîrciog George Bujorea Ion Bujorea Motion Control Bivolul Advertising Camera & Lens Cutare Film Studio Carlo Production Special Thanks Andreea Ionita Tiberiu Munteanu Alex Mistretu MRA MODELS SIlvia Dumitrescu (MRA) Oana Peiu (MRA) Ciprian Miclea Catalin Horea Cosmin Fericean Leo Bratu A Studioset Production
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The Essence of New Zealand by jessesummers
Please consider purchasing a print of this image. 100% of the proceeds will go towards my Aunt's kidney transplant. Learn more here: Aunt Toni's Kidney Transplant via 500px http://bit.ly/1QyKYc6
Friday, June 5, 2015
A timid insurance clerk named Ike is our only hope of convincing God to halt the impending apocalypse. Check out the review on Short of the Week: http://bit.ly/1F0aTm1 Website: www.eli-shapiro.com Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1ASzjmg Twitter: http://twitter.com/elikshapiro WINNER: 1st Prize, Best Writing, Best Acting - NYU TISCH, NEW VISIONS AND VOICES FESTIVAL 2013 Official Selection: FRIARS CLUB COMEDY FILM FESTIVAL 2014 SCREEN ACTOR’S GUILD FOUNDATION FILM SHOWCASE 2014 DC SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL 2014 MONTCLAIR FILM FESTIVAL 2014 HOLLYSHORTS MONTHLY SCREENING SERIES 2015 1 REEL - BUMBERSHOOT, SEATTLE MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL 2014 GARDEN STATE FILM FESTIVAL 2014 BOSTON SCI-FI FILM FESTIVAL 2014 TROMADANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2014 Written and Directed by: Eli Shapiro Produced by: Eli Shapiro, Julianne Augustine, and Morgan Ingari Cinematography: Oliver Anderson Starring: Ryan Wesley Giwww.eli-shapiro.com Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1ASzjmg Twitter: http://twitter.com/elikshapiro WINNER: 1st Prize, Best Writing, Best Acting - NYU TISCH, NEW VISIONS AND VOICES FESTIVAL 2013 Official Selection: FRIARS CLUB COMEDY FILM FESTIVAL 2014 SCREEN ACTOR’S GUILD FOUNDATION FILM SHOWCASE 2014 DC SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL 2014 MONTCLAIR FILM FESTIVAL 2014 HOLLYSHORTS MONTHLY SCREENING SERIES 2015 1 REEL - BUMBERSHOOT, SEATTLE MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL 2014 GARDEN STATE FILM FESTIVAL 2014 BOSTON SCI-FI FILM FESTIVAL 2014 TROMADANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2014 Written and Directed by: Eli Shapiro Produced by: Eli Shapiro, Julianne Augustine, and Morgan Ingari Cinematography: Oliver Anderson Starring: Ryan Wesley Gilreath, Alyse Kenny, Linda Jones, Paul Bright, Joe Genesis, Vernon Richardson, and David Mohr
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a series of small wooden zoetrope sculptures composed next to trees during autumn. the sculptures consist of 18 instances - their form is in the shape of different sine and triangle waves modulating over 18 frames. three of seven models were filmed - other models along with documentation can be viewed at www.ducroz.com
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Space Contact .. !! by mobeenmazhar
Astrophotography and light painting in Salmi Desert, Kuwait For more, please follow: Mobeen Mazhar's Photography via 500px http://bit.ly/1JrQGNT
“Artifacts from inner space transformed into moving digital sculptures.” SPECIAL PRESENTATION: SIGGRAPH 2015 Dailies | Los Angeles Convention Center | August 9-13 Selected Screening: Fest Anca, Žilina, Slovakia | June 24-28, 2015 Selected Screening/Installation: Currents 2015 New Media Festival, Santa Fe, New Mexico, June 2015 Garden of Fernal Delights, San Francisco, CA | May 30 - June 30, 2015 Selected Screening: Northwest Animation Festival, Portland, Oregon, May 2015 Video Projection: Symbiosis, Oakdale, CA - September 17-20, 2015 Video Projection: Lucidity Festival 2015, Santa Barbara, CA, Projections by Satsi Jaquith, May 2015 Video Projection: Lightning in a Bottle, Bradley, CA | May 21-25 When creating experimental animations I often use intuition and visualization techniques to come up with ideas. Often times these ideas come to me as a flash of insight. Other times I must plumb the depths of my psyche to find novel approaches to making moving images. The film “Inner Space Artifacts” was a journey of deep excavation into the world of abstract ideas. The moving objects in the animation I regard as “artifacts” that I uncovered and shaped into ephemeral moving digital sculptures.
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Jessica Lehrman is a Brooklyn-based photographer best known for her raw visual documentation of contemporary underground movements. From protests and social revolutions to the belly of hip hop’s underground community and its emerging artists. Her work has been featured in publications such as Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Billboard, VICE and more. See more of Jessica’s work at http://bit.ly/1GcerqQ, built using http://Format.com For InFrame Series updates and announcements follow: Facebook http://on.fb.me/1BOqiG2 Twitter http://twitter.com/useformat Credits: Director and Photography: Bas Berkhout Production: Like Knows Like Brand and Motion Design: Andrew Vucko / Roger Dario Creative Director: Lukas Dryja Executive Producer: Dominik Dryja Audiomix: Peter Stoel Special Thanks: The Lehrman family, Flatbush ZOMBiES, Tyrone Walker
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Directed by Lionel Hirlé & Grégory Ohrel Director of photography Sacha Wiernik Produced by Carcace Production Crew Laure Massé & Juliette Labrousse Film Crew Raphael Samzun, Damien Bouvet, Paul Chauvin, Laure Caniaux, Isabelle Lawson, Colombe Monti, Mélanie Rouget, Jonathan Dadoun, Lucie Legrand, Florian Delvincourt & Hugo Guisnet SFX Multiply Marc-Antoine Helard Color grading Anne-Sophie Queneuille Special thanks RVZ Julien Thiry Philippe Guillemain Digital District
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Thursday, June 4, 2015
Caught between the incessant nagging at school and a toxic environment at home, Tyesha has never really felt like she fit in anywhere. When she was sexually assaulted, she felt like she didn’t even belong in her own skin. But when an alternative spoken word class came to her high school, she learned how to put her struggles into words. Video, sound & edit by Ora DeKornfeld Music by Chris Zabriskie Special thanks to Sacrificial Poets
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Hidden in the darkest back streets of major cities, you may find an urban phenomena - the Trick Meter. Skate by one late at night and you could find yourself locked into a do or die trick session. Written and Directed by: Simeon Duncombe Skateboarder: Jack Fagan Sound design: Phil Burton Production Crew. First AD: Jarom Sidwell Camera: James Simpson, James Elliston, Nick Larkin. Cam Assist: Caleb Carr Lighting: David Brownjohn
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A short poem written and performed by one woman in collaboration with her peers who all use the National High Secure Healthcare Service for Women. Made to be screened at a conference about representing the voices of women in Mental Health services. Animation Commissioned by Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. Hand Drawn Digital and Torn Paper. ©Marcus Armitage Animation 2015
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Dragon Flame by ilhan1077
San Marino - Guaita Fortress my instagram : ilhan1077 facebook: http://on.fb.me/1Q9Mwyb via 500px http://bit.ly/1Q9Muqc