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Sunday, January 31, 2016
Starring Lavinia Kapewasha Director: F. Lazzari Produced by WeAreRiser + Moon207 Producers: Charlotte Regan / Jack Hannon D.O.P: Charlie Herranz 1st AC: Sonia Rodriguez 2nd AC: Marcus Albersten DIT: John Layton Hair & Make Up: Rita Pala Costume: Marina P Fuchs / Elloise Clegg Production Assistant: Jamal James 3D & VFX: F. Lazzari / Floix Rotoscoping: Rafa de Azucar Colourist: Toby Tomkins @ Cheat London
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Saturday, January 30, 2016
The Night Wolves are Russia’s largest and most notorious biker gang, fiercely loyal to Vladimir Putin, and say they are motivated by Christianity and patriotism. Their base in Luhansk, east Ukraine, resembles a set from Mad Max. Inside their stronghold, the Night Wolves open up about the families they left behind
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starring John Hawkes, Jamie Donovan, Kenzie Mcclure, Jamie and Jeni Erickson dir Hiro Murai prod Jason Cole dp Larkin Seiple choreo Ryan Heffington art Max Orgell & Alice Davis ac Matt Sanderson gaffe Matt Ardine steadi Ari Robbins & Brian Freesh edit Mandy Brown @ Sunset Edit color Ricky Gausis @ MPC commissioner James Hackett ep Danielle Hinde @ Doomsday Ent
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Friday, January 29, 2016
Photo by @haarbergphoto (Orsolya Haarberg) Rising steam blend with northern light in the night sky at the Hverir geothermal area in Iceland. Follow @haarbergphoto to see more winter images from our travels in the Nordic countries. #northernlight #auroraborealis #hverir #namafjall #iceland @thephotosociety @natgeocreative by natgeo
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Photo // @jimmy_chin Three ravens and strings of Tibetan prayer flags flutter above the summit of Mount Everest, seen from the north side of the mountain. The north face of Everest pictured here is one of the biggest Himalayan faces in the world with 9000ft of vertical relief. The base of the face starts at 20,000ft and tops out at a cool 29,035ft. @thephotosociety by natgeo
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All of sudden, a boy starts to play hopscotch. Kicking stone is a simply play but it doesn’t work simply as it seems. He struggles by the rule he made himself. Producer：山村浩二（Koji YAMAMURA） Sound Design：富川いず美（Izumi TOMIKAWA）/中野麻里（Mari NAKANO） ©2013 Yutaro KUBO/Tokyo University of the Arts http://bit.ly/1NGaw4r
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Director: David M. Helman Producer: Jeff Kopchia Director of Photography: Dustin Lane (http://bit.ly/1P2oqjj) Editor: Nick Rondeau @ Arcade Edit Steadicam Operator: Jess Haas 1st AC: Erick Aguilar 2nd AC: Seaton Trotter Gaffer: Sean Talbott Key Grip: Carlos Ceja Stunt Coordinator: Damien Bray 1st AD: E-Class 2nd AD: Jesus Hernandez VFX: Ruffian Post (ruffianpost.com) VFX Supervisor: Chris Watson Wood VFX Producer: Amanda Jones VFX Artists: Holly Smith, Toby Williams-Ellis, Harry Davidson Colorist: Gregory Reese @ The Mill Special Thanks: Arcade Edit, The Mill, Doggicam Systems, Tanner Merrill, Drone Dudes, Toby Burger and Suicidal Tendencies. Filmed in San Pedro, CA Def Jam 2015
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Thursday, January 28, 2016
If you could get answers to every question you’ve ever had about your life, what would you ask? Starring Daniel Lissing and Rose McIver Written and Directed by Michael Goode Produced by / Story by Michael Goode & Daniel Lissing Music by Arturo Cardelús Cinematography by Colin Pregent http://on.fb.me/1P0Epyx http://bit.ly/1JJryUH MUSIC: http://bit.ly/1P0Epyy http://bit.ly/1P0Erqa AWARDS: Best Live-Action Short - Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2015 Best Comedy Short - Breckenridge Film Festival 2015 Jury Award Best Narrative Short - Woods Hole Film Festival 2015 Best Short Film American Spectrum - Indy Film Fest 2015 National Jury Award - USA Film Festival 2015 Storyteller’s Award - Destiny City Film Festival 2015 Audience Award - Best of International Shorts Festival 2015 Best International Short film - Sanctuary Cove Film Festival 2015
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“In a small kitchen in Vancouver BC, Kylie cooks up the most delicious art piece this side of a galaxy far, far away…” Shot over the course of a week, this short provides an intimate insight into Kylie’s process, and details the extraordinary ability of Vancouver’s premier 3D Cake Designer. Cake design by Letterpress Bakery Inspired by the artwork of Ephin Cozmo Music: Don Peris - Flight
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Eureka Springs, Arkansas is home to both the largest outdoor Passion Play in the U.S. and an important vote on LGBT rights. Peace in the Valley follows the town’s inhabitants as they prepare for the historic vote. Directed by Michael Palmieri and Donal Mosher Read an interview with Michael and Donal - http://bit.ly/1QvhLRv See more Field of Vision films at - http://bit.ly/1Plk4aC
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CAST: The Outlaw: Aaron Hoffman Bandit Joe: Bryon Walters The Damsel: Celeste Ziegler Sheriff: Byron Wilson Deputy: Richy Hartl Priest: Kristopher ‘Toga Boy’ Flintoff Gunslingers: Cody Smith, Dane Collison Brothel Girls: Jessica Nyland, Lauren Clark American Gothic: Marke & Sue Townsfolk: Shawn Cole, Gord MacDonald, Dan Hiltenkamp, Jan Schuster, Noah Lawrence, Corey Klim CREW: Director: Peter Huang Producer: Jordan Barber Director of Photography: Devin Karringten Production Design: Caitlin Byrnes Set Dresser: Rebecca Wass Hair and Make-up: Caitlin Groves Make-up Assistant: Amber Crombach Wardrobe: Jessica Ram Wardrobe Assistant: Valerine Maichen Wardrobe Assistant: Stephanie Ram Production Coordinator: Rena Kawabata 1st AC: Christian Creau 2nd AC: Evan West Gaffer: Kyle Pigeau Best Boy: Travis Briggs Swing: Tao Jara, Zack Jackson Armorer: Jon Funk Art PA: Jeff Lewis Animal Wrangler: Danny Virtue PA: Tara Khan Editor: Skinner @ Married to Giants Colorist: Tricia Hagoriles @ Alter Ego Visual Effects: Michael Morey Executive Producers: Mauricio Ruiz, Kyle Hollett Production Company: Mad Ruk Entertainment, The Herd Films Shot on location at Bordertown, British Columbia Special thanks to Danny Virtue and Virtue Studios
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Wednesday, January 27, 2016
After a very successful festival circuit, running on over 180 film festivals and winning more than 50 awards, we’ve decided that it’s finally time to share “The Present” with the rest of the world. “The Present” is a thesis short from the Institute of Animation, Visual Effects and Digital Postproduction at the Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg in Ludwigsburg, Germany. We really hope you enjoy the result of our hard work. Thanks to everyone who help creating this film and everyone who supported us during the festivals. Thanks a lot for making this such an incredible journey. “The Present” is based on a great little comic strip by the very talented Fabio Coala. Make sure to check out his page: http://bit.ly/1PF5sEZ A more detailed list of all the festival awards: 01. Int. Festival of Animation Cinema and Comics Cartoon Club - Cartoon Kids Award 02. Flickers Rhode Island International Film Festival – Grand Prize Best Animation 03. FESA - Best Film for Children 04. Animago Award - Nominated for Best Short Film 05. Int. Student Film Festival Pisek – Special Jury Award 06. Animalada - Best Short Animated Film 2014, Jury Award 07. Anim Arte – Maxi Second place: Audience Award 08. 15 Short Film Festival – Jury Award Best Animation 09. PISAF – Audiences Prize (International) 10. International Family Film Festival – Best Foreign Short Animation 11. Enfoque, Int. Film Festival of Puerto Rico – Best Animation and Audience Choice Award 12. Filmschau Baden Wuerttemberg – Best Animation 13. El Corto del Ano - Special Jury Mention 14. Watersprite 2015 – Best Original Film Music 15. California International Shorts Festival – Best Animated Short 16. Short Tiger, Next Generation – Short Tiger Award 17. Landshuter Kurzfilmfestival – Audience Award Kids 18. Soul 4 Reel Festival – Best Animation 19. Canada International Film Festival - Best Animation 20. CMS Int. Children´s Film Festival – Special Mention 21. Monstronale – Int. Children Jury Award 22. Sehsuechte Int. Student Festival Konrad Wolf – Best Children Film 23. RiverRun International Film Festival – Best Student Animated Short 24. VAFI – MIDI Section First Prize 25. Newport Beach Film Festival – Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking 26. Timeline Film Festival – Filmmaker Award 27. Animayo Festival de Cine de Animacion – Director Award 28. Chile Monos Festival Internationcional de Animacion – Second Place Int. School Short Film Competition 29. Carmarthen Bay Film Festival – Best Animation 30. Int. Film Festival for Children & Youth - THE HERMÍNA TÝRLOVÁ AWARD FOR YOUNG ARTIST AGED UNDER 35 31. Rendezvous Festival – Best Animation 32. Accolade Global Film Competition - Award of Excellence Special Mention: Animation (Student) 33. Long Day Short Film – Grand Jury Prize 34. Animatio Curtas Vila do Conde IFF – Curtinhas Prize 35. Anima Mundi – Best short film for Children 36. Maramures International Film Festival 2015 - Audience Award 37. Real to Reel International Film festival – Best Student Animation 38. Giffoni Film Festival – Second Most Voted Film 39. Traverse City Film Festival – Audience Award for Best Kids Short 40. Ariano Film Festival – Best Animation 41. Int. Film Festival Nueva Mirada for Children and Youth - Golden Kite" Award 42. Joy House Film Festival – Media Super’s Best Film 43. ArTelesia Film Festival – School and University Award 44. Summer Slam Film Festival – Best Animation Short 45. Catalina Film Festival – Best Animation Film 46. Sapporo Shorts Fest - Best Student Children Film Silver 47. Sapporo Shorts Fest - Best Student Director Award 48. AKUT – 2. Audience Award 49. NYLA International Film Festival - Best Animation 50. Austin Film Festival - Animated Short Audience Award 51. Seoul Guro Int. Kids Film Festival - Best Animated Short Film 52. Filemon - Best Short Film 53. Virginia Film Festival – Audience Award for Narrative Short 54. Ojai Film Festival – Honorable Mention 55. Gold Coast International Film festival – Jury Award for Best Student Short Film 56. Short Film Awards – Best Animated Short 57. Roshd Int. Film Festival – Third Prize 58. Olympia International Film Festival – Children´s Jury Award for Best animated short 59. Los Angeles Independent Film Festival - Best Animation
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“The most-played track of 2015 gets reloaded with a music video shot in Tokyo. Bonus points if you can spot a wild Skrillex.” Download “Deep Down Low” + the remixes: ✚ iTunes: http://bit.ly/204S0PF ✚ Beatport: http://bit.ly/1OYWGfE ✚ Streaming services: http://bit.ly/204S0PH This is the first music video from our new company, Nion! www.nion.tokyo /// CREW //// Director: Ian Pons Jewell Production company: NION TOKYO / Robot Commissioner: Caroline Clayton Label: OWSLA Director: Ian Pons Jewell Producer: Satoshi Takahashi Assistant Producers: Fumikazu Matsubara / Azumi Kotake Director of Photography: Naoki Noda Gaffer: Mitsutaka Mizutani Steadycam Operator: Koji Naoi Art Director: Naoyuki Hashimoto Stylist: Naoki Yamada Hair & Make Up: Tadayuki Suyama Hair & Make Up Asst: Hiroko Ikeuchi Casting Director: Yuuri Hasegawa Production Assistant: Daichi Tanaka Camera Assistant: Yukihiro Miyagawa & Shun Umeda Lighting Assistant: Yuuki Kadowaki Camera Equipment: Nac Lighting Equipment: Kurosawa Film Studio Driver: BONDS Editor: Gaia Borretti Online Editor: Tom Newman Sound Design: Seb Bruen Colourist: Hux Huxtable (Luke Morrison) @ The Mill Colour Producer: Laurie Adrianopoli @ The Mill VFX for Facial Morphing: Brandon Hirzel @ Bemo VFX for Tentacles & Intestine Journey: Daniel Terrazas Villegas @ Rebel Animation and VFX VFX for Blank Faces, Finger & Clean Ups: Gloria FX Gloria VFX producer- Tomash K // Gloria VFX supervisor- Max Colt Gloria VFX lead- Alex Orlov // Gloria VFX artist- Pinaeva Tatiana Gloria VFX artist - Reutova Ksenia // Gloria VFX artist- Miheeva Olga Gloria VFX artist- Berdnikova Alena VFX Consultant 1: Tuna Beringer (Morgan Beringer) (VFX Timing guide) VFX Consultant 2: Alejandro Villavicencio Vargas (Blank face end shot & guidance) //// CAST //// Come Down Man: VOLT Chef: Chikashi Kasai Waitress: Marika Matsumoto Marika Dancer Girls: Yui Innami & COCORO Shady Guys: BUTCH & Yasushi Masuda Man with a cap: Atsuo Shimizu //// SPECIAL THANKS //// Yukihiro Shoda (Maximum Respek) Dobi Manolova Esteban Barriga Prado Carlos Lopez Estrada Scott Cudmore
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Bio-inspire A/V Dome Performance IAIA | Institute of American Indian Arts in New Mexico, USA, 2015 Fiske Planetarium - University of Colorado Boulder in Colorado, USA, 2015 BioInspire is an A/V dome performance which has screened in the Institute of American Indian Arts(New Mexico, USA) and Fiske Planetarium - University of Colorado Boulder(Colorado, USA). Artificial neural networks(ANNs), a largely used method in machine learning and cognitive science, are inspired by the biological neural networks, namely the neural system of the animals. The ANNs are composed of several nodes, layers and connections which simulate to some extent the message exchange and processing through a biological neural network. In fact, ANNs tries to find an approximate functions that evaluate all the inputs in order to give a meaningful output concerning the data. Each function is specific to the learned data according to which the form of the ANN is shaped. So, ANN adapt itself to learn from the data, to mine it; it then turns into a generic processing model that evaluates, classify, categorize the inputs, likewise our brain, neurons and synapses. As the quantity of layers, nodes and connections in an artificial neural network increase, the structure gets more complex. Getting the inspiration from the structure of an ANN, our aim is to redefine the complexity of a neural network using abstract objects and sound referring to it’s natural form. Direction & Animation: Void bevoid.co Director: Yusuf Emre Kucur, Bahadır Dağdelen Concept Development: Şerife Seda Kucur Project Manager: Evren Erbaşol A/V Artists: Yusuf Emre Kucur, Bahadır Dağdelen Documentation: Cüneyt Korkut Keleşoglu Sound Design: Selçuk Can Güven, Erhan Kabakci Special Thanks: Selay Karasu, Tuğçe Akkoç, Rob Chapman, Barış Serdar, Ali Ata Kavame, Can Bilgin
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Tuesday, January 26, 2016
“PAMON” Graduate Work 2014, Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation Director：Kazushige TOMA Music：Shota KOWASHI Sound effects：Yu HASHIMOTO, Wakana KUROIWA producer : Yuichi ITO Synopsis： PAMON are magical and mysterious creatures who can move the hair on their head however they wish, and communicate using their chest hair. This tale takes a peek at an ordinary day for the PAMON. © 2014 Kazushige TOMA & Tokyo University of the Arts
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2015 4AD Records Featuring Jessamine-Bliss Bell, Catherine Treviel, Matt Joplin, Seb Craig, Molly Moody, Leo Hatton Director - Alex Takacs DP - Steve Annis AD - Rawdon De Fresnes Producer - Jordan Harkins, Rik Green Production Manager - Max Horn Exec Prod - Jordan Harkins, Zak Razvi Prod Company - Pulse Films 1st AC - Chris Stevens 2nd AC -Sean McDermott Steadicam - Matt Allsop Grip - Neil Blakesely Production Designer - Francesca Di Mottola Art Director - Alannah Byrne Art Asst - Irene Moreno Feliu Wardrobe - Stephanie Strate Tabitha Williamson Wardrobe Asst - Amy Laverack Prop Artist - Sarah Sitkin Prosthetics - Satinder Chumber Hannah Marshall Makeup - Danie Farrington Colorist - David Torcivia PAs Sophie Livesey, James Cripps, Christian Cargill Special thanks to Parker Brooks, Mookie Singerman, Derek Hansen
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Ever since he was a child, Woody has dreamt of playing piano. The problem is that he only has wooden paddles for hands. Stuck in a job he doesn’t want, Woody spends his days dreaming of being a concert pianist. His dreams are big…but they’re about to get out of hand. Woody is a stop-motion animation shot in Sydney, Australia (2013). http://bit.ly/1PPu4Fq http://on.fb.me/VQV9gb
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Monday, January 25, 2016
Xiong di means fellas in Chinese. Only the friendship, love and kickboxing can make you forget you’re living in a factory. 兄弟: Qu Maomao, Wu Zhi Hua, Zhang Qi, Zhang Beike. Premiered in Doc X by Dazed. Full article: http://dazd.co/1mSqFOO Short of the Week - Documentary. Review here: http://bit.ly/1lM2Pn2 Concept / Directed: Enric Ribes & Oriol Martínez Film editor / Music composer: Guillermo Irriguible Script: Enric Ribes, Oriol Martínez and Guillermo Irriguible DOP: Anna Franquesa Solano Drone operator: Guo Zongpu, Zhang Xu Unit Producer: Yu Lu Desing: Octavi Serra Sound mixer: RecLab Colorist: Lluís Velamazán Thanks: Wang Ju, Qian Anhua, Chen Chen, Jordi Mestre, La Lupa Produccions, LIC, Antex workers. A film by Häns. 2016.
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It’s been a long time in the making.. 2-3 years of shooting, countless miles traveled, tens of thousands of images processed and days of editing and I’m finally deciding to release this. Shot mostly around Oregon, California, Canada and one scene from the Himalayas. This has been my passion project for a long time now and it feels good to be done with it. Enjoy! Filmed in 5K, can license out footage. Music: Odesza- Without You Equipment: Canon 5D MIII Nikon D600 Emotimo TB3 pan/tilt head Dynamic Perception Stage Zero rail
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George and Lacy walk through the streets of Brooklyn and revisit their memories. Official Selection Tribeca Film Festival Montclair Film Festival Raindance Film Festival Starring Fred Armisen and Sophia Takal Directed by Chadd Harbold Written by Charlyne Yi Produced by Dan Berk, Robert Olsen, Milos Silber, Todd Wiseman Jr. Director of Photography Adam Newport-Berra Edited by Bryan Gaynor http://bit.ly/23oq60i
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In this conceptual animated short, we aim to create a comedic performance where the past, present and future realities overlap and interact in an environment where time has no start or end. A modern take on Zbigniew Rybczyński’s Tango, every actor that participates in this space is trapped in an infinite loop where their actions simultaneously bare and yet bare no consequence to another. Starting with a single actor that performs the same series of mundane actions, followed by another and yet another, we start to discover the motivation of these characters and their performance do not simply coexist but are correlated in a complex chain of events. Hilarity ensues as every absurd action cumulates in an amalgamation of intricately choreographed antics. __________________________________________________________________________________________ In partnership with The Foundry. For the Pause 2016. FULL CREDITS Creative Director Davier Yoon & Joshua Tan Concept Development Yang Si Shuo Peggy Sim Lai Hui Li Alize Martinez Khoo Siew May Marilyn Neo Chi Zhanqing Tammy Leow Khoo Yi Hui Regina Agcanas Tok Xue Yi Design & Art Direction Khoo Siew May Lai Hui Li Production Lead Khoo Yi Hui
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Sunday, January 24, 2016
FAIK - ‘Saying bye was a mistake’ The story of a guy who regrets the choices he made. He keeps looking back on an unfilled relationship he had with a woman. Waves symbolize the tempestuous emotions, whereas the hot air balloon represents the memories. Finally, the paint reflects time which passes and separates them from each other. It’s a video with double exposure (filmed in Istanbul and Cappadokia), put on backgrounds with paint mixed in milk and dishwashing liquid. L’histoire d’un homme qui regrette ses choix passés. Il ressasse une relation inachevée avec une femme. Les vagues symbolisent la tourmente intérieur, tandis que les montgolfières représentent les souvenirs. Enfin, la peinture reflète le temps qui passe et qui les détache l’un de l'autre. Il s'agit d'une vidéo en double exposition (filmée en Turquie, à Istanbul et à la cappadoce), posée sur des fonds de peintures mélangés avec du lait et du liquide vaisselle. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1st E.P 'SHARR MOUNTAINS’ available 10th of February 2016 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Site web : www.faik.fr Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1nsSOwK Instagram: http://bit.ly/1ZLEI5i Twitter: http://twitter.com/musicfaik Soundcloud : http://bit.ly/1nsSMoJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Director: Thomas Blanchard Lighting Technician : Maud Regnault (http://bit.ly/1ZLEI5l) Actresses : Defne Güvenç Neylan Cankurtaran Actors: Faik Şardağ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - http://bit.ly/1MxXy9r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -BLENDED- http://bit.ly/1ZLEI5mwww.faik.fr Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1nsSOwK Instagram: http://bit.ly/1ZLEI5i Twitter: http://twitter.com/musicfaik Soundcloud : http://bit.ly/1nsSMoJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Director: Thomas Blanchard Lighting Technician : Maud Regnault (http://bit.ly/1ZLEI5l) Actresses : Defne Güvenç Neylan Cankurtaran Actors: Faik Şardağ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - http://bit.ly/1MxXy9r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -BLENDED- http://bit.ly/1ZLEI5m
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オールヒーノウズライト ALL HE KNOWS RIGHT ( KEBLUJARA 2/4 ) 2014 Montreal World Film Festival Focus On Cinema Nominated モントリオール世界映画祭 2014 フォーカスオンシネマ部門 上映 2015 New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival Asia Panorama Nominated 新千歳空港国際アニメーション映画祭 2015 アジアパノラマ部門 上映 -KEBLUJARA PRODUCTION- + Akihito Nonowe - Art / Story / Editing. + Isao Sano - Sound / Shooting / Editing. + Konoka Takashiro - Editing / Assistant. -CONTACT- keblujara@gmail.com http://on.fb.me/20mRMAn Twitter - @keblujara
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Saturday, January 23, 2016
The tale of the staff and customers of an hotel. They often meet without really knowing each other, only the receptionist knows them all like the back of his hand, until all become linked when something unexpected happens. – Un hôtel de prestige, ses clients et son personnel. Toutes ces personnes s’y croisent régulièrement sans pour autant se connaître, excepté le chef de réception qui les connaît toutes sur le bout des doigts… Un film de Jérôme BERNARD Ecrit par Reynald BOURDON et Jérôme BERNARD Produit par Sammy HOSSENNY Co-produit par HOSSENNY PRODUCTION et DUCK FACTORY Musique originale par Adrien BEKERMAN AVEC Emile / Patrick MIMOUN Nathalie / Dolores CHAPLIN Mme Richmond / Pascale LOUANGE Bob / Louis Karim NEBATI Colt / Stany COPPET Enzo / Axel PHILIPPON Le braqueur / Philippe RIGOT Lilou / Athénaïs BESNARD Homme d’affaire anglais / Antoine BLANQUEFORT Homme d’affaire français / Cédric COLAS La réceptionniste / Christelle BILLAULT Le bagagiste / Johan BONNET FIGURANTS Pierre-Alexandre FOUQUET / Jonathan GODREAU / Morgane FREUDIGER / Marie HOURMANT-BERNARD / Louise DENYER / Tanguy LE BALLON / Rébecca COHEN / Valérie PEROCHE / Sébastien POTREAU / Julie PHAMMAVANH / Emmanuel LAFONT / Julien BINARD / Jassim HARRAR / Charles MARTIN / Miguel EQUIPE Direction artistique / Fanny BURATTO Première assistante réalisateur / Sophie BOUZIRI Scripte / Charles SIRE Renfort mise en scène / Amer AZAR Chef de file / Sarah BOUZIRI Directeur de la photographie / Antoine MARTEAU Directeur de la photographie 2ème équipe / Malory CONGOSTE Cadreur-réalisateur 2ème équipe / Frédéric ROZOT 1er assistant caméra / David REINHARD 2ème assistant caméra / Matthieu AGIUS Steadycamer / Fabien CHAUVIER Chef électricien / Renaud BERTRAND Electriciens / Gaël CARRIERE / Emmanuel PAUL / Pascal KARDOUS Renfort électricien / Aurélie GANACHAUD Chef Machiniste / Benjamin RENAUD Machinistes / Benjamin RAME / Olivier FAVIERE / Pierre Alain MANGUY Régisseur général / Raphael COLLETTE Régisseurs / Mélanie LEROY / Guillaume KERLERO / Justine NOLL Chef opérateur son / Arnaud JULIEN 1er assistant son / Olivier PELLETIER Assistants son / Thomas BUET / Sophie GUILLEMARRE Chef maquilleuse coiffeuse / Judith ROYNETTE Maquilleuse renfort / Mégane FRIANT Costumière / Davina LUBELSKI Habilleuses / Léa FELICES / Cyrielle JAMIN-REYNAUD Chef décorateur / Jean-Philippe LE GUEN / Doriane FREREAU Directeur de post-production / Christophe GAGNOT Chef monteur / Antoine HIVET Etalonneur / Richard PELMAR Producteur VFX / Antoine MARBACH Superviseur VFX / Damien STUMPF Compositing / Florent GOMBEAU Motiondesigner / Christophe LAVACRY Générique réalisé par Clément MORIN VFX séquence balle DIGITAL DISTRICT / GROUPE QUAD Superviseur / Vincent GUTTMANN VFX Graphiste Dolores / Fabien COLLET Graphiste Restore / Antoine HIVET Détourage Dolores / Alexandre DESGARDIN Monteur paroles / Arnaud JULIEN Sound designer / Yohann BERNARD Mixeur / Ivan PAULIK Musique originale / Adrien BEKERMAN EN COLLABORATION PULLMAN HOTEL RESORT Merci à Stéphane SABOURIN, Gwenaël Le HOUEROU et Séverine BUFFARD HOTEL PULLMAN PARIS RIVE GAUCHE Directeur Général / Roy POWELL Logistique / Joël Chan THAW / Emeline PIOT REMERCIEMENTS PULLMAN Hotels & Resorts / Roy POWELL / Joel Chan THAW / Emeline PIOT / Denis COURMACEL et son équipe / Michael STEVENS / Philippe EUZEN / François BRUN / Michel NAUFAL / Quentin BECOGNEE / The Cavemen / Bruno CARSENTI / Didier BRIVAL / Karim BOUAZZA / Barbara REZETTE / Tanguy LE BALLON / Clément ROUQUETTE / Guillaume CAYARD / Céline BEKERMAN / David CHERQUI / Romain BOILEAU / Alexandre BRECHER / Rafeeck et Tefaha HOSSENNY / Marie & Eloi BERNARD PARTENAIRES QUAD GROUP PULLMAN HOTELS TSF PANALUX LUXART POSTPRODUCTION JOKEBOX M STUDIOS DKFT HOSSENNY PRODUCTION LOCATION CINEMA RUBINI ET ASSOCIES 2013 • Fiction • 15’50 DCP (HD 2K) - 1,85 Couleur Production : Hossenny Production, Duck Factory
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The song and title inspired me to create a narrative about the Y generation, about how people can become desperate about creating the perfect piece of work, the ultimate fulfillment in the eyes of others. The obsession of a promised, expected, fulfilling life. I like to think that this video is about how this generation has been told repeatedly by their parents how special of a person they are. I wanted to create a ridiculous, sadly desperate and manipulative character that would push this obsession to the limits, which is using death as an art performance in order to ultimately be respected in the eyes of others. Written and directed by Jodeb Cinematography by Kristof Brandl Victoria: Victoria Diamond Amy: Amy Gardner Dancers: Jasmina Parent, Brittany Fine, Laurie-Ann Lauzon, Miranda Chan, Saskya Pauze-Begin, Sarah Steban, Catherine Dagenais-Savard, Shanie Blais Producer: Vlad Cojocaru Production manager: Max Walker Executive producers at Vision: Stacy Vaughan, Geoff Mclean Executive producer at Antler: Sach Baylin-Stern Video commissioner: Kevin Kloecker Choreographer: Amy Gardner Stylist: AJ Helie Steadicam operator: Hugo Longtin 1st AC: Anthony Hunneault Art director: Greg Nowak Art directors assistants: Patrick Binette, Christian Beaudoin Make-up/Hair: Jessica La Blanche, Catherine Lemay Production assistants: Stefan Petrisor, Alex Negru Sound design, additional music: Nicolas Petitfrere Editing, colors, VFX: Jodeb Additional VFX, digital cleanup: Paul Laberge Point Point management: Jordan Cardoso Label: OWSLA + Record Record Produced by Antler Films and Vision Films
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Friday, January 22, 2016
Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time premiered on 15 January 1941 in the prisoner-of-war camp where the composer was interned during World War Two. To celebrate the 75th anniversary Sinfini Music commissioned me to create an animation around it. Working with Prof. Marcus du Sautoy I used the piece to explore Messiaen’s complex relationship to mathematics, music and religious belief. For more information go to http://bit.ly/1ZSEEpJ Commission: Emma Bharj of Sinifini Music Animation/Direction: Simon Russell/Vicarage Studio Sound Design: Redhorse Studio With special thanks to Marcus du Sautoy Quartet for the End of Time by Olivier Messiaen Performed by Claude Desurmont (clarinet) Luben Yordanoff (violin) Albert Tétard (cello) Daniel Barenboim (piano) © 2015 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
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Welcome to Peahi, she was awakened this past weekend by one of the largest swells to hit jaws in about a decade or so. With wave heights and periods that haven’t been seen in quite a long time as well. The wave itself seemed to have weeded the crowd out pretty thin, separating the men from the boys. but if you watch this you’ll see that many were also ready to stare this monster of A wave straight in the eye. Kai Lenny, Aaron Gold, Ian Walsh, Shane Dorian, & Albee Layer are just a few names that took on mother natures scariest and most beautiful marvel called Jaws. Please enjoy this video of waves we thought were un-surfable, being surfed. -Marc Chambers
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An intimate look into the themes of racism and homophobia in the South, as told by RCA recording artist, Parson James. Directed by Duncan Winecoff Executive Producer: Emi Stewart Producer: Alberto Caruana Production Coordinator: Nicole Miqueli Production Company: All:Expanded Director of Photography: Stuart Winecoff 1st Assistant Camera / Second Camera: Dan Stewart Editor: Stuart & Duncan Winecoff Colorist: Josh Bohoskey, The Mill NY Color Grading Producer: Natalie Westerfield & Evan Bauer, The Mill NY Sound Editor: Scott Fritz, Stranded on a Planet Performance Sound Engineer: Geoff Strasser Score: “Take What I Can” by Ryan Taubert, The Music Bed Label: RCA Records Video Commissioner: Nicholas Robespierres
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“If I die I die. I did not care about anything…” Frank Galarza —————————————————————————————————————— A FREE PROJECT BY CREATIVE MINDS DIRECTOR Harris Hodovic DOP Julian Holzwarth PRODUCTION Beanieboyz NYC AERIALS Brooklyn Aerials POSTPRODUCTION I.M.A.F. - in post we trust MUSIC Cat Power - Cross Bone Style A$ap Rocky - Canal St The Echolon Effect - Under The Golden Gate The Echolon Effect - Your First Light My Envitide —————————————————————————————————————— © 2016 I I.M.A.F. & Hodovic
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Directed by Emile Sornin Produced by Division. Producer: Roman Pichon Herrera Video Commissioner : Pierre Le Ny Line producer: Gilles Pinaudau Dop: Julien Meurice Executive producer (Montréal): Martin Henri at Romeo&Fils Editing: Emilie Aubry Post production Company: Home dp VFX: Mathematic studio Archives: My Ready Make Sound design: Theo Josso (assisted by Ferdinand Mesnier) Thanks to Tom Lindsay, Helmi, Jules de Chateleux, Clémence Cuvelier, Arno Moria and One More prod. Buy “1960’s Horror” HERE http://bit.ly/1JorY2u NEW ALBUM ‘’CHEMICALS’’ OUT NOW Digital +++ http://bit.ly/1PssicJ CD, Vinyl, Vinyl Ltd Ed +++ http://bit.ly/1Jos0aK Also Available on : DEEZER +++ http://bit.ly/1PssjNW SPOTIFY +++ http://bit.ly/1Jos0aL +++++++++ FOLLOW THE SHOES +++++++++ YOU TUBE http://bit.ly/1PssicM FACEBOOK http://bit.ly/1Jos0aO TWITTER http://bit.ly/1PssicN INSTAGRAM http://bit.ly/1Jos0aP TOUR http://bit.ly/1PssjNZ OFFICIAL STORE http://bit.ly/1Jos0r3 LABELGUM http://bit.ly/1PssicO
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Thursday, January 21, 2016
The online premiere of the multi award winning short film from writer/director Spencer Brown. The Boy with a Camera for a Face is satirical fairy tale about a boy born with a camera instead of a head, whose every moment is transformed by the fact he is recording it. Accompanied by a voice over narration read by Steven Berkoff, the film tells an epic story in fifteen minutes about the way we live today. Please share/like/ visit our facebook page at http://on.fb.me/1RCfdnJ To contact the filmmakers: Director/Writer - Spencer Brown: mail@spencerbrown.net www.spencerbrown.net DoP - Chris Moon : chrismooncinematography@gmail.com http://bit.ly/1OJD8eQ Production Designer: Ollie Tiong: ollietiong@gmail.com www.ollietiong.com Sound Designer: Nik Zivojinovic: nikolavm27@gmail.com http://bit.ly/1RCfdDYwww.spencerbrown.net DoP - Chris Moon : chrismooncinematography@gmail.com http://bit.ly/1OJD8eQ Production Designer: Ollie Tiong: ollietiong@gmail.com www.ollietiong.com Sound Designer: Nik Zivojinovic: nikolavm27@gmail.com http://bit.ly/1RCfdDY
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High school students from Democracy Prep school in the South Bronx, New York, compete against young people across the US at a ‘speech’ competition at Yale University, a form of competitive acting. Last year’s champion, Stephen, is hoping to regain his crown, but ambitious newcomers are coming up behind him. It’s not only trophies at stake, this could be their only chance of a college scholarship
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“The Self Practice” is a short documentary, looking at the process behind Jen Mann’s artworks; colorful and vibrant oil paintings which delve into the deep questions of life as she explores the idea of self and identity. Watch Mann’s process, and hear her thoughts, as she prepares for, and completes her series “Q&A”, a solo show at Toronto’s Neubacher Shor Contemporary. “the artist is always asking for someone to love them…they are saying, look at my work and you will know me, like… the true me.”- Mann You can find out more about Mann here: http://bit.ly/20hpV4j Director/ Cinematographer Cameron Bryson : http://bit.ly/1RWpAmC Music courtesy of Joanne Pollock (http://bit.ly/20hpSWi) sponsors: http://bit.ly/1RWpCeh http://bit.ly/20hpV4k http://bit.ly/1RWpAmF http://bit.ly/20hpSWk
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“Winter” from OVERWERK’s new EP, “Canon” iTunes/Apple Music : apple.co/1P8yig3 Google Play : bit.ly/1MgqQwU Spotify : bit.ly/1MbBzVZ Amazon : amzn.to/1MGIOdY Bandcamp : bit.ly/1Sn4vyD Credits : Director : Erik Wernquist erikwernquist.com Colorist : Caj Müller Additional Artists : Mikael Hall, Johan Rosenberg
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Wednesday, January 20, 2016
A Piñata manages to escape her destruction from a birthday party but after falling in love, she realizes that what she really wants is to be beaten. Through a fantastic story about love and pleasure, the short film explores the masked violence that we live day by day, the prohibitions, and the rules that determine our intimate and social behaviour to fulfill our personal desires. Dulce Dolor is a metaphor for the honesty that everyone should have to himself or herself. Just like a sadomasochistic Piñata, it doesn’t matter how hard we try to suppress our instincts and our true self, it will always surface in our infinite quest for happiness, desire and pleasure. Even when the fulfillment of our deepest desires involve our self-destruction. Written and Directed by Moisés Aisemberg. Staring Tessa Ia and Harold Torres. Produced by Juan Sarquis.
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A collaboration with the NY Times’ T-Brand Studio for Amazon’s hit show “Transparent,“ this short film documents the universal ritual of family dinner. Using a unique split-screen style, we follow two very different multi-generational households as they prepare, cook, and gather for a meal, revealing the enduring power of food to bring us together. http://bit.ly/1HaS8Vq Director: Galen Summer DP: Erik Shirai 2nd Camera: Khyber Jones Editor: Galen Summer Colorist: Khyber Jones Sound Design: One Thousand Birds Associate Producer: Alice Dugan Executive Producer: Jeremy Yaches
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Pekko – http://bit.ly/1PFFwTP Director: Anton Tammi – http://on.fb.me/1PFFwTS DP: Kirmo Ekholm & Kim Koponen 1st AC: Max Smeds Stylist: Suvi Poutiainen Makeup: Paula Repo 3D: Joska Heikkilä Active Fluid Simulations: Jonathan McCabe Producer: Waltteri Vanhanen Color & Post: Anton Thanks: Ida Gündoğdu & http://bit.ly/1PFFz2a “Shit ain’t sweet.”
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A film conversation using 16mm film and a projector, with both the sound and image being created by painting and scratching directly on to 16mm film stock. ‘Scribbledub’ explores the dependent relationship between image and sound - the 'scribble’ creates the 'dub’, the 'dub’ informs the 'scribble’. Year of Production: 2014 Running time: 3 minutes Director: Ross Hogg Visuals: Ross Hogg Sound: Robbie Gunn —————————————————————————————————————————————————– Official Selection: 02/2015 - Anima Brussels, Belgium. 03/2015 - Glasgow Short Film Festival, UK. 04/2015 - Filmfest Dresden, Germany. 04/2015 - IndieLisboa, Portugal. 05/2015 - Vienna Independent Shorts, Austria. 06/2015 - Edinburgh International Film Festival. 06/2015 - Melbourne International Animation Festival, Australia. 07/2015 - Anima Mundi, Brazil. 09/2015 - Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival, UK. 09/2015 - Cardiff Animation NIghts, UK. 10/2015 - Busan Independent Film Festival, South Korea. 11/2015 - Animatic, Spain. 11/2015 - Cork Film Festival, Ireland. 11/2015 - Interfilm Berlin, Germany. 11/2015 - Manchester Animation Festival, UK. 12/2015 - London International Animation Festival, UK. 01/2016 - London Short Fillm Festival, UK. Awards: Nomination: BAFTA, Best Scottish Animated Short, 2015. Nomination: London Short Film Festival, Best Experimental Short Film, 2016.
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Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Direction / Art Direction / Edit: Łukasz Zabłocki DOP: Kajetan Plis Costumes and Styling: Anna Sikorska Set design and Props: Ewelina Rosłaniec Make up: Aleksandra Przyłuska Assistant Director: Anna Bystrowska Camera Assistant: Piotr Kwiatkowski 2nd Camera Assistant: Paweł Grabarek Gaffer: Darek Barwiejuk Sparks: Krzysiu Rychlik, Piotr “gruby” Redzisz Lights: Heliograf Color Grading: Piotr Sasim/ Platige Image Sfx: Kacper Habisiak DREAMSOUND Camera equipment: MX35 Production: SHOOTME Warsaw Head Producer: Michał Shootman Majewski Production Manager: Sylwia Błaszczyk Asisstant Producer: Jakub Paduszek Set Coordinator: Michał Stalinski Casting: Sylwia Błaszczyk Actors: Alicja Kierczak/Koya Angelika Banach/D’vision Mayu Gralinska Sakai/Gudejko Juri Kussmaul Adrien Cognac Bartłomiej Krajewski/VIP Andrew Whyte/United for Models Chris P/ Panda Models Greg Klukowski/ Rebel Models Stanley/D’vision
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A Whitelist Production (www.whitelist.tv). KARA is a short fan film set in the Star Wars universe. Written and Directed by: Joe Sill Producer: Westin Ray Executive Producer: Jerad Anderson Head of Production: Nick Erickson STARRING: Andra Nechita Peter Arpesella Daniela Flynn Head of Accounting: Natasha Seubert 1st Assistant Director: Trevor Stevens 2ndAssistant Director: Daniel Burke Casting: Joe Sill & Westin Ray Cinematographer: Nico Aguilar Gaffer: Matt Blake 1st AC: Danilo Rodriguez & Daniel Demenezes 2nd AC: Brodin Plett Key Grip: Jordan Kleinman Still Photographer: Austin Ray Wire Rigging Team: Nick Goehner, Marvin Francis, Luke Couce Aerial Footage: Luc Delamare DJI Ronin Operators: Cire Hensman, Stefan Vleming Production Designer: Joe Weber Art Director: Alex Shumate Costume Designer: Robin Ray Costume Assistant: Fern Ray X-Wing Pilot Costume: Lisa Curtis Saunders Makeup & Hair: Devan Weitzman Costume Aging & Weathering: Devan Weitzman Sound Designer: Jackie! Zhou Production Sound: Kristian Hayden Composer: Austin Ray Visual Effects by: Joe Sill & Luc Delamare Colorist: Andrew Finch SANDTROOPERS: Dean Amstutz, Mark Kinsey, Victor Silva, Marcus Holt, Milton Hunt, Rob Csorba WRANGLERS/PHOTOGRAPHERS: Stuart Loui, Carrie Ann Caranci,Barry Chan, Mark Edwards SPECIAL THANKS: 501st Legion Imperial Sands Garrison Ian Cook Lesley Farquhar Felipe Irigoyen Merry & Jerry McIntyre Bill Engler Eric Elmore Robin Elmore Stuart Cram Alex Lubow Champ Robinson sat-fx Brian Tran U.S. Dept. of the Interior Bureau of Land Mgmt. El Centro Field Office Star Wars Original SFX by Benn Burtt Screen Actors Guild
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An animated short film, narrated by two asylum-seeking men detained in Australia’s Manus Island Offshore Processing Centre, recounting the dangerous journeys that brought them to the island and their memories of the riot that erupted in 2014. —————————————- In July 2013, the Australian Government introduced a controversial immigration policy, transferring asylum seekers arriving by boat to remote offshore detention centres on foreign Pacific islands. Seven months later, the Manus Island centre erupted in violence when police and guards put down protests with sticks, machetes and guns, and 23 year-old asylum seeker Reza Barati was killed. We spoke to Behrouz and Omar, who are currently detained on Manus Island. This film contains recordings of these conversations. ——————————————————————————— AWARDS AND SCREENINGS: WINNER: Best Short Documentary, Melbourne International Film Festival 2015 NOMINATED: Best Animation, Raindance 2015 SPECIAL RECOGNITION FOR ANIMATION: San Francisco International Short Film Festival 2015 SHORT DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION: Flickerfest 2015 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Palm Springs Shorts Fest 2015 OFFICIAL SELECTION: British Animation Film Festival 2015 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Interfilm, Berlin 2015 ——————————————————————————— CREDITS Directed and Produced by Lukas Schrank Character Artwork by Luke Bicevskis Executive producers Carly Bojadziski | Gilbert Caluya | Neil Holden | Peter Murphy | Kevin Roberts | Lucy Best 2D Character animation Lukas Schrank | Marisa Rossi Matte painter Himashis Karmakar 3D character rigging and animation Elmer Frihdson Ona | Melvin Riego 3D face modelling Edgar Marocsek Production Design Lukas Schrank Music Composed by Ian King Sound design and mix by Nick Ryder at Bamboo Audio Colourist Daniel Stonehouse at Crayon Creative consultant Peter Savieri Editor Chris Ward Fixer Hossein Babaahmadi Copywriter Emma Koster Publicists Soraya Dean Miguel Oyarbide Music ‘Gnossienes 1’ Written by Erik Satie Performed by Carl Banner
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“His fear mechanism is broken.” Bode Merrill is an unstoppable force in modern snowboarding. Over his career, he has proven that fear is a secondary consideration to progression, that having a vision of the seemingly impossible can become reality. “Broken Mechanism” is a look back at what Bode has accomplished on a snowboard and leaves us only with our imaginations for what he has in store for the future. — Broken Mechanism Presented By Salomon Snowboards anon. Billabong Director / Editor / Cinematographer Cody Rosenthal Co-Director / Producer Susie Floros Producer Kyle Kennedy Associate Producer Brandon Parrish Additional footage Absinthe Films High Cascade Snowboard Camp Pat Fenelon Shane Charlebois Chris Grenier Justin Hostynek Ross Phillips David Vladyka Butters Adam Molinski Justin Meyer Mott Roberge Tanner Pendelton Nico Nolan Ted Borland Rich Goodwin Java Fernandez Voiceovers Chris Grenier Desiree Melancon Java Fernandez Scott Stevens Kevin Stevenson Pat Fenelon Harrison Gordon Bode Merrill Doran Laybourne Shane Charlebois Music “Epiphany, If Only” Manatee Commune, courtesy of Build Strong Music Group “Death Valley Blues” Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats Written by KR Starrs, courtesy of Rise Above Records Special Thanks Evan Lefebvre Blake Kveny Joseph Arguello Sean Quinn Aaron Shultz Danny Shultz Lindsey Estes Elliott Levitt Michael Wick Desiree Melancon Doran Laybourne Spedellis Nate Deschenes Alex Sherman Salomon Billabong Monster anon. Skullcandy Crab Grab Cobra Dogs Magical Go Go Dang Shades Milosport Arcade Volcom adidas Sketchy D Cyle Cadam Pat Barrazza Kevin Stevenson Andrew Marriner Shane Charlebois Justin Hostynek Absinthe Films Preston Strout Randy Torcom Dave Driscoll Cory Grove Java Fernandez Steve Ruff Pat Fenelon Chris Grenier Scott Stevens Harrison Gordon Matty Mo SFK Gary Milton Our mothers and fathers & THANK YOU SNOWBOARDING
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Monday, January 18, 2016
Director/Writer: Dan Brown Producer: Zack Tupper 1st AD: Tristan Seniuk 2nd AD: Voleak Sip Director of Photography: Joel Voelker Additional Photography: Justin Henning 1st AC: Canh Nguyen, Ryan Frey, Joel Phillips 2nd AC: Jesse Amorratanasuchad DIT: John Gerard Gaffer: Casey Schmidt, Mike Commins, Ryan Middleton Key Grip: Norm Tumolva, Patrick Levad, Collen Newberry, Mike Wells Swing: Kathryn Goddard, John Behr Production Designer: Karl Lefevre Set Decorator: Darcey Zoller Special Effects: Stephen Klineburger Fight Choreography: Belton Lubas, Sean Shewey Set Dresser: Ayda Rojhantalab, Nicole Frye, Rachael Swift Costume Designer: LeDawn King Key Costumers: Meg Schmitt, Abbie Toomey Hair and Makeup: Jennifer Popochock, Nancy Leonardi, Shawn Shelton Production Assistants: Alex Gamburg, Whitney Veloski, Mary Stafford, Zabia Colovos, Shaun Libman, Chris Bunker, Issiah Harris, Nick Bentley Editor: Sean Kusanagi, Shawn Fedorchuck, Andy Seaver VFX: Jake Wegesin, Jacob Schroades, Roger Salinas Title Sequence: Christopher Harrell, Michelle Gadeken Colorist: Joel Voelker Principal Cast: Illaria Ghattas Silverstein Davis Miski Ali Obadiah Terry Anna Urband Estelle Skögstad-Kurk Nick Bentley Emma Sargeant Lincoln Smith Jackson Lind Tess Sesniak Trevor Tupper Rhys Henley Tessa Malone Paul Northcott Tricia Mack Anthony Herrera Ayden Camacho PJ LeDorze Gabriel Sedgemore Sierra McKenzie Les Hilliard Special Thanks To World Famous, Seattle Grip and Lighting, Koerner Camera, Joel Voelker, PNTA, Enterprise, Northwoods Limited, Inc., Northwest Railway Museum, Olallie State Park, Western Costume, Global Effects, Filmlogic, Stephen Klineburger, Vintage Costumers, Tami Wakasugi, Cheryl Ediss, Danielle King, Bud Anderson, Kyle Christensen Food Provided By Homegrown Chipotle North Bend Bar & Grill Trader Joe’s
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“The real question is not: How many ads do we see? The real question is: What do we have to do to see no ads? And the answer is: go to sleep” (James B. Twitchell) We see ads everyday and everywhere. They have become part of our life. While some people try to avoid seeing ads, advertisers keep finding new ways to reach us. However they are unable to reach us when we sleep. Our dreams are the last safe and add-free place so it seems. But what happens when advertisers have the possibility to enter our dreams? Based on recent developments in brain science and technology this might be possible in the near future. This animated short is an impression of a dream infected by a brand we all know,…
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Sunday, January 17, 2016
Part of the ‘Postcards’ series from Just So - http://bit.ly/1QmYKmx Dancer Lindsay Kemp both amused and outraged audiences in London throughout the Sixties and Seventies. He taught David Bowie and Kate Bush how to move, and now at 77 is still teaching and dancing. We find Lindsay in the Italian port of Livorno, admired by a small coterie of students and fans, but largely forgotten by the outside world. He’s full of life but also dealing with passing time, which is both eating at his body and pushing him further adrift from his love of performance and the stage. Directed by Adrian Sibley Shot on Location in Livorno, Italy Read More - http://bit.ly/1UZVT1r FULL CREDITS: Director: Adrian Sibley DOP: Eoin McLoughlin Producer: Matt Diegan Edit: Ross Hallard & Hugo Fowler Grade: Steve Atkins Sound Design: Dave Williams A Just So production - www.justsolondon.com
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In November I spent a month in New York City where I animated a new GIF every day for 30 days inspired by something that happened during my stay. See all the looping GIFs on Twitter, Tumblr and Instagram with #NYCGifathon or follow me to keep up with the next Gifathon, coming soon… http://twitter.com/slimjimstudios http://bit.ly/1OyE85q slimjimstudios.tumblr.com http://bit.ly/1Jarw7Y Sound by the amazing David Kamp http://twitter.com/kamptweets http://on.fb.me/1OyE85r www.studiokamp.com
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Saturday, January 16, 2016
http://bit.ly/1SUCgcG European tourists and Syrian refugees meet each other on the Greek island Lesvos. Sitting on a bench looking out over the sea they talk about war, fleeing, home, work, cars and pets. Europese toeristen en Syrische vluchtelingen ontmoeten elkaar op het Griekse eiland Lesbos. Op een bankje in een park of uitkijkend over de zee praten ze over oorlog, vluchten, geluk, thuis, werk, auto’s en huisdieren.
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CREDITS DIRECTOR Ninian Doff PRODUCER Rik Green PRODUCTION COMPANY Pulse Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Sarah Boardman PRODUCTION MANAGER Katie Lambert CASTING Aisha Walters CHOREOGRAPHY Supple Nam DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Patrick MellerPatrick Meller website FOCUS PULLER Charlie England GAFFER Dom Aronin GRIP Neil Blakeley 1ST AD Gareth Tandy ART DIRECTION Tim Gibson COSTUME DESIGNER Emma Saville MAKE-UP Sarah Armstrong PROSTHETICS Kristyan Mallett EDITOR Ross Hallard EDITING COMPANY Trim COLOURIST Paul Harrison GRADING COMPANY Finish SOUND DESIGN Alex Bingham SOUND String & Tins VFX Jason Watts CAST Adam Jones, Edward Hayes Neary, Caroline O’Hara, Bella & Oliver.
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Friday, January 15, 2016
Clepsydra Geyser December 02 15:20 Yellowstone National Park "indulge me do you see a Mexican wrestler in this image" Photo by @michaelnicknichols // I spent 14 months photographing in Yellowstone for the coming May 2016 issue of National Geographic Magazine. My haunting fear was how to show the world a new view Words by @davidquammen photos and video by this team @dguttenfelder @chamiltonjames @erika_larsen @joeriis @ronan_donovan @drewtrush @e.l.johns @shannon_sanders. Will post images @michaelnicknichols and @natgeo #yellowstone #yellowstonenationalpark #nationalgeographic #nationalpark by natgeo
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Thursday, January 14, 2016
A pair of ex-lovers spend a spontaneous afternoon together that could either lead to rekindled love or further heartbreak. Premiered at Palm Springs International ShortFest 2015. Selected for Short of the Week. Starring: Alex Karpovsky and Troian Bellisario Written and Directed by: Jacob Chase www.AmyShortFilm.com www.Jacob-Chase.com Shameless self-promotion: My commercial “Doritos Dogs” is a Top 3 Finalist in the Crash the Super Bowl contest. Please vote here for it to play during the Super Bowl! bit.ly/doritosdogs
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A space man meets a cave man. (All practical effects) Directed by Evan Mann evanmann.com http://on.fb.me/1N9Gtlu Produced by Otherworldly Productions otherworldlyproductions.com Director of Photography: Brook Aitken Musical Score: Joseph Reuben Production Manager: Alex Lorn-Krause Photography: Harper Point Colorist: Waylon Trostel Actors: Andrew Finzel, Nolan Brown, Rick Romero, Valerie Simon Costume/prop fabrication: Chau Simon, Claire Anderson Make-up Artist: Courtney Scherer Writing, Animation, Editing, Art and Sound Design also by Evan Mann
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Jake, a gender non-conforming seven year-old, invites us into his world to explore the transforming power of love and support on our children. An ASP Production and Two Dollars Please Film Directed, Shot and Edited by Jeremy Asher Lynch Produced by Stephen Przybylowski Executive Producer Amey Rene Original Score by Mike McCready Please follow us on Facebook for updates: http://on.fb.me/1SQbvGg
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Wednesday, January 13, 2016
‘I Am Chemistry’ taken from the forthcoming Yeasayer album 'Amen & Goodbye’ - released 1 April 2016. Pre-Order 'Amen & Goodbye’ at iTunes and receive an instant download of 'I Am Chemistry: http://bit.ly/200YD2e Also available direct from the band store: http://bit.ly/1SiQ9C0 Stream 'I Am Chemistry’: Spotify: http://bit.ly/200YFXF Apple Music: http://bit.ly/1SiQ9C3 Connect w/ Yeasayer: Website: http://bit.ly/200YFXG Facebook: http://bit.ly/200YD2f Twitter: http://bit.ly/1SiQ9C4 Instagram: http://bit.ly/200YDis Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/1SiQ7Ko Video Directed by New Media Limited.
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////////////////////////////////////////// Animation: Alexandros Apostolakis Sound Design : Yiannis Spanos Post Production & Compositing : Xenos Fokion Music & Bayan : Maria Deli Violin : Dionysis Vervitsiotis Sound Mastering & Mixing : Dimitris Miyiakis All Rights Reserved Copyright © 2015 Athens d
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Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Welcome Elsewhere Driving across Australia. Hunting uncrowded waves. I like how hard the spots are to get too. I like being mysto in the desert. I like being in the jungle. EVERYTHING, EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE, ENDS. CRAIG ANDERSON A CLIP BY KAI NEVILLE FILMED DURING 2015 BY KAI NEVILLE, TYGE LANDA, DAVE FOX, JAMES KATES, TOM JENNINGS & OLIVER SEMKEN.
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I took advantage of our tendency to be unoriginal on social media to make this animation. Everything from images search to editing is made “by hand” without any automated software. Some people point out to me that some similars videos already exists so it seems that making a video about clichés is a cliché too ! Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1JIGIt5 Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/1PpRwZD Previous music video (-16) : http://bit.ly/1JIGJNE
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Follow the film on Facebook! http://on.fb.me/1W4hQxv A former chess prodigy challenges the world champion with the super computer he spent his life designing. Director: Jonah Bleicher Writer: Darren Anderson, Jonah Bleicher Producer: Rob Cristiano Co-Producer: Josh Cohen Associate Producer: Olga Goister Director of Photography: Zachary Halberd Editor: Jonah Bleicher Production Design: Alexandra Regazzoni Casting Directors: Jennifer Peralta-Ajemian and Robin Carus Cast: Collin Ware, Shanga Parker, Jakob von Eichel, Logan Bruner, Julian Murdoch, Zenon Zeleniuch, Kelley J Jackson, Gary Littman, Ken Murphy, Ying Ying Li Capture Format: RED 4K Contact: jonah@zeneyrjones.com Website: www.zeneyrjones.com
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An inspiration for this session was a conversation with my 3year old daughter while dressing up to go out: - Daddy, I don’t want to put this jacket on. - she moaned - Me too, darling but it is very cold outside. - I explained - How cold? and I had to figure out an interesting answer which would satisfy a preschooler’s curiosity, so I told her: - It is so cold that even soap bubbles freeze and it looks really beautiful, you know? I saw a sparkle in her eye so I promised to make a film to show her that. She was so excited about this idea that of course she forgot that she didn’t want to put her jacket on. It wasn’t easy to capture those bubbles because only around 5-10% of them didn’t break instantly and as you can imagine it was a challenge to be patient at -15 Celsius ;) but it was worth it because now that my daughter has seen it, winter is magic for her. Music: “Ice Chimes” by Lee Rosevere (http://bit.ly/1PUsuoe) Canon EOS 6D Canon 24-70 f2.8L Canon Extension Tube Color Graded with FilmConvert in FinalCut
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Monday, January 11, 2016
During the industrial expansion of Korea in the 1970s and 80s, working and housing conditions gave rise to new linguistic developments among the workers. * http://bit.ly/1TPUxpN www.nilsclauss.com http://bit.ly/1eiskZO * a CONTENTED Production in association with GEUMCHEON DISTRICT OFFICE, Seoul Executive Producer: SEONGSOO CHA Producer: KUIOCK PARK * Cast: SUNHEE HAN, OHSOON KIM, HANSOON KHO, CHANGWOO LEE, SUNMI KHO, YOUNGMI KIM, SANGSOON PARK, YUNKU KIM, JONGSOO KIM, YOUNGIM KIM Narration: YOUNGIM KIM * Writer, Director, Cinematographer: NILS CLAUSS Assistant Cameraman: SEONGIL LEE Gimbal Operator: SEONGIL LEE, NILS CLAUSS Gaffer: HYOHOON PARK * Editor & Colorist: NILS CLAUSS Music: “Niello Tryst” by OFFTHESKY Sound Operator: MINJAE LEE Sound Mixer: UDO LEE Graphic Design: DESIGN STUDIO KERB Font Animation: JEAN JULIEN POUS * Location Support: GURO INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX LABOR HOUSE, SHINHEUNG HIGHSCHOOL, DOKANG SCHOOL, GEUMGU SCHOOL, JEONJU FILM COMMISSION, NAPORI COFFEESHOP, KWANGJANG MARKET, PICCADILLY CLUB, SIBLING BATHHOUSE, CHULSOON LEE Prop Support: YOUNGGON KHO * Special Thanks to: GEUMCHEON DISTRICT OFFICE, JAY HUBERT, NEIL DOWLING Dedicated to the workers of Guro Induswww.nilsclauss.com http://bit.ly/1eiskZO * a CONTENTED Production in association with GEUMCHEON DISTRICT OFFICE, Seoul Executive Producer: SEONGSOO CHA Producer: KUIOCK PARK * Cast: SUNHEE HAN, OHSOON KIM, HANSOON KHO, CHANGWOO LEE, SUNMI KHO, YOUNGMI KIM, SANGSOON PARK, YUNKU KIM, JONGSOO KIM, YOUNGIM KIM Narration: YOUNGIM KIM * Writer, Director, Cinematographer: NILS CLAUSS Assistant Cameraman: SEONGIL LEE Gimbal Operator: SEONGIL LEE, NILS CLAUSS Gaffer: HYOHOON PARK * Editor & Colorist: NILS CLAUSS Music: “Niello Tryst” by OFFTHESKY Sound Operator: MINJAE LEE Sound Mixer: UDO LEE Graphic Design: DESIGN STUDIO KERB Font Animation: JEAN JULIEN POUS * Location Support: GURO INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX LABOR HOUSE, SHINHEUNG HIGHSCHOOL, DOKANG SCHOOL, GEUMGU SCHOOL, JEONJU FILM COMMISSION, NAPORI COFFEESHOP, KWANGJANG MARKET, PICCADILLY CLUB, SIBLING BATHHOUSE, CHULSOON LEE Prop Support: YOUNGGON KHO * Special Thanks to: GEUMCHEON DISTRICT OFFICE, JAY HUBERT, NEIL DOWLING Dedicated to the workers of Guro Industrial Complex, who appear in this video.
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Sunday, January 10, 2016
Starring: Kira Kim, Phi Truong, Eddie Yu, Jared Egusa, James Tang and Jinkai Huang Nylon Premiere: http://nylon.cm/1UHBe2d Dancers: Ellen Akashi, Sami Dedolph, Sami Gulewhich, Toi’ya Leatherwood, Brittany Lopez, Hannah Miller, Michaela Pickett, Chelsea Rush, Katy Talon, Bailey Vogel Director: Maegan Houang Producer: Ben Kuller Cinematographer: Christopher Ripley Production Designer: Eloise Ayala Costume Designer: Madeline Mikkelson Editor: Elijah Cone SFX/Make-up: MORB-X FX by Eric and Sheri Fox Dance Choreographer: Derek Nemechek Fight Choreographer: Zack Duhame Associate Producer: Peter Cramer Assistant Director: Spencer Burnham 1st AC: Evan Halleck 2nd AC/Assistant Editor: Christar Wan B Camera Operator for SFX: Adele Pham Gaffers: Chase Dubose, Brock Kingsland Rigging Gaffer: Greg Loebell Grip: Brian Morataya Producer’s Assistant: Daniel Fuchs Art Assistant: Rebecca Tendrick Art PA: Danielle Mandel, Elizabeth Litvitskiy PA: Ryan Gardner, P.J. McConnell, Zach Stretten-Carlson Set Photographer: Sophie Kuller, Adele Pham Special Thanks Henry Kaplan Richard & Leslie Houang Danielle Dressler Dara Jaffe Carina Sposato Codi Leitner Pete Binswanger Gianna Sobol Josh Gordon Lenny Marvin Brian Currie John Hafner Adele Pham Kim Pham Studios 60 Vietsalon Elite Nails (12321 Imperial Highway, Norwalk, CA 90650) An American Painkillers production in association with We Make Movies http://on.fb.me/1HNLDaP https://twitter.com/skylar__spence p + c 2015 Carpark Records
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Paper World is an image film for WWF Hungary where the values that WWF stands for become visible metaphorically on the level of a micro-world. Length: 2.40 AWARDS: 2013. Animago AWARDS - Best Visualisation Nominee 2014. New York Festivals Television & Film - GOLD WORLD MEDAL - Student Film 2014. SIGGRAPH Computer Animation Festival - JURY AWARD 2014. Anima Mundi Animation Festival - Best Commissioned Film Award 2015. 12th Kecskemet Animation Film Festival / KAFF - Best Applied Animation CREDITS: Directed: László Ruska, Dávid Ringeisen Producer: József Fülöp Tutor: Gábor Réthi Consultant: Jenö Udvardi Composer: Balázs Alpár, Attila Pacsay Sound: Balázs Alpár Consultant Dramaturge: Rita Domonyi Consultant Editor: Judit Czakó Production manager: Krisztina Holló Leleszi Models & Textures: Miklós Erdei, Kamilla Kubisch, Dávid Ringeisen, László Ruska Rigging: Szabolcs Szabados Animation: Zoltán Szalay, Roland Péter Bódis, Dávid Ringeisen Effects: Csaba Kiss, Gábor Pulai Lighting: Dávid Svantner Compositing: László Ruska, Zsolt Ormándlaky Rendering: Vertigo Digital Ltd. Graduation film of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) 2013. making of “Paper World”: vimeo.com/101665135 http://on.fb.me/1PXKVtZ http://imdb.to/1N0V4jh
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Saturday, January 9, 2016
A brand new video essay for 2016! “Painting in the Dark: The Struggle for Art in A World Obsessed with Popularity” is the long overdue follow up to the Long Game Parts 1 & 2 which looked at the creative ups and downs of Leonardo da Vinci. In this new video essay, I’ve taken a look at the forgotten difficult years of another celebrated artist and wondered what it means for creative people working today. THE LONG GAME PART 1: http://bit.ly/1PkEXPa THE LONG GAME PART 2: http://bit.ly/1Zj5pmW WANT TO SEE MORE? Subscribe to this channel: http://bit.ly/1PkEXPb Visit the website: http://delve.tv Sign up to the newsletter: http://bit.ly/1Zj5siz Support me directly and be involved: http://bit.ly/1PkEXPc If you liked this essay and want to see more like it, please consider supporting my work on Patreon: http://bit.ly/1Zj5siA CREDITS: Written, Narrated, Directed and Edited by Adam Westbrook With thanks to: Chris Oatley, Maike Venhofen, Cody Delistraty, Caroline Vanier, Jamie Norton Patreon Beta Testers: Julianne McCartney, Kieron Tarrant, Japjeet Khalsa, Michael Pilosov, Robert Moran, Yiannis Volos, Chris Schaefer, Craig Warren, Brian Augsberger, Yaman, Hunter Reed, Matteo Rovatti. Music: “Lullaby” by _ghost http://bit.ly/1PkEZ9F “Famous Last Words” by Artemis Strong http://bit.ly/1Zj5siB “Innocent Swim” by Dtseng http://bit.ly/1PkEXPd Additional music by Audiojungle and Audionetwork Images: All works of Vincent Van Gogh in the Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons Images of T.S. Elliot and Julia Margaret Cameron by kind permission of the National Portrait Gallery, London Image of Elizabeth Gilbert by Erik Charlton Image of Naquib Mahfouz by Misr2009 Additional Footage provided by Videohive ©Delve.tv 2016
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Friday, January 8, 2016
Like if you liked it http://on.fb.me/1VQUprp Follorw if you wanna Follow https://twitter.com/Blendiculous In this Visual Poem of Contentment, a young book lover tries desperately to get the book everyone else has. http://bit.ly/1Re0j6I 2 years ago when I was 16, I had the idea of a story that visually portrayed the perspective of someone who has no vision, a blind girl. I found the ironic use of the visual medium (a short film) intriguing. So, all through Last year, I decided to practice the craft of filmmaking and create it myself. Modeled, animated, and rendered entirely in Blender. minor post production in After Effects and edited in Premiere. Enjoy Watch on Youtube https://youtu.be/QEpCG6suios
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Director/Edit- BRTHR Executive Producers- Tom Berendsen, La Mar C. Taylor Producer: Sara Greco Production Company- LEGS MEDIA Video Commissioner- Kevin Kloecker Director of Photography- Lasse Frank Starring- Abel Tesfaye, Bella Hadid, Yoshihisa Kuwayama Girls- Ceilidh Joy Garten, Judy Sabin, Anastasia Belotskaya, Jillian Lee Simons, Tsubasa Watanabe, Marissa Hill, Danica Kleinnecht, Julia Fox, Rebecca Ruber Gang- Christopher Piccione, Roy Wilson, John Richardson, Bruce Baek, Kenneth Browning, Antöne Coward, Christopher Viers, Vic Noto, Matthew Perpetuo 2nd Cam- BRTHR, Anton Tanmi (VHS) 1st AD- Shad Melvin 2nd AD- Matt Bonus 1st AC- Doug Durant, Jason Dirnberger 2nd AC- Dominic Galaneo Steadicam Op- Scott Sans DIT- John Kersten Gaffer- Christopher Fisher Production Designer- Lauren Nikrooz Art Dept- Rosie Turnbull, Zac Thomas, Megan Kantos, Jonathan Qualter VFX Supervisor- Max Chyzhevskyy Stylist- Lana Lackey Hair- Yoichi Tomizawa, Kelsey Morgan Makeup Artist- Kali Kennedy, Gina Polizzo FX Makeup- Jane Choi VFX- Framestore, BRTHR Title Font- Mikhael Villegas Color- BRTHR Stunts- Pat Walsh, Jillian Lee Simons, Terence Corinom Chad Hessler
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Thursday, January 7, 2016
Created by Jeff Desom Models by Oli Pesch More Info: http://bit.ly/1mFLdKX Inspired by the great tradition of optical theatres, Holorama brings several iconic scenes from the history of cinema back to life. From Twin Peaks to The Big Lebowski, Holorama gives these famous scenes a third dimension using a simple holographic process based on a semi-transparent screen, mixing the image of an extremely faithfully built model with the characters extracted from the original scene. A new perspective and a tribute to cinema, accessible to all. Music: Vanessa - Bernie Wayne/Hugo Winterhalter Adonai - Ennio Morricone Thanks To: Alexis Juncosa & Gladys Lazareff - Luxembourg City Film Festival Florence Thurmes - Rubert Schuman Art Prize CNA Luxembourg Raoul Henri Inspired by Charles-Émile Reynaud’s Pantomimes Lumineuses (1876)
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Roadtrip (2014) | with english subtitles Julius can’t sleep. To get his head empty he decides to go on a roadtrip, but somehow he can’t manage to leave. A hand drawn film about failure, insomnia, a red motorbike, pretty bargirls, the desolateness of Berlin (even in summer) and waterproof socks. *Nominated for the German Short Film Award* Festival Highlights 2015 Annecy *Junior Jury Award* / SXSW / Clermont-Ferrand / Moscow Int'l Film Festival / IndieLisboa / Primanima *Special mention* / SICAF / Brussels Short Film Festival *Next Generation Audience Award* Triesete Film Festival / Premiers Plans Festival / GoShort / Interfilm Berlin with the voices of: Sven Scheele Daniela Schulz Elmar Gutmann and Alexander Küsters Sebastian Lörscher Cecilia Kindermann Jan Spänhoff Story & Animation: Xaver Xylophon Screenplay: Xaver Xylophon & Ariana Berndl Sound Engineer Dialogue Recording: Jonas Pohl Sound Post Production: OTO Studios Sound Engineer & Sound Designer: Max Hachemeister Foley Artist & Sound Editor: Christian Heiter Sound Engineer & Sound Editor: Martin Burkard Additional Sounddesign: Kilian Teichgräber Music “I can’t sleep without you”: Xaver Xylophon Advisor: Professor Nanne Meyer Subtitles: Andronike Roedel
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“A New Place 2 Drown” is a new multidisciplinary body of work from brothers Jack and Archy Marshall. (King Krule & Mr.Gone) This film accompanies a book compromising of Archy’s poetry and lyrics and Jacks illustrations plus a 37 minute, 12 song soundtrack released on XL/True Tiger anewplace2drown.com Film by Will Robson-Scott Poetry & Music by Archy Marshall Artwork by J G Marshall Edit by Luca Campanale Production TOPSAFE
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geist.xyz is a different kind of fashion project: what looks at first glance as an eccentric tangle of simulated dance and a color coordinated tumblr exploration turns out to be a study of handcrafted algorithmic textiles and procedural surfaces. A synthetic ghost shifts simulated textiles from passive matter to live organisms. They behave like apparitions in an artificial choreography, with movements that are imaginary yet familiar. Like a constant metamorphosis, the same sequence gets transformed over and over again. At each step, all aspects of the designs are modified, from algorithmic pattern to color scheme to fabric behaviour. The results are meandering layers of style changes. A linear montage shows the intricate details in 4k resolution. Shuffled layers of metronomic sounds emphasize the transformation fluctuating in and out of sync. The grid of moving images on www.geist.xyz visualizes our conceptual approach and color scheme. All conceptual, design and production work: ZEITGUISED. Sound track: “geist.xyz” by Superimposed Void
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After miraculously surviving a stabbing attack, Hananel David is faced with overcoming his PTSD to become a paramedic and pass along the gift of life that has been given to him. As violence sadly continues to rage on in the Middle East and throughout the world I hope that people are able to turn their heads to the helpers risking their lives and putting others before themselves. Rather than focusing on the hate, I believe it’s this kind of selfless kindness that we need to focus on spreading in order to begin to heal this world. Featuring: Hananel David Directed by: Jake Oleson Director of Photography: Todd Martin Animation: Casey Drogin Executive Producer: Matt McLaughlin Producer: Alon Simcha Producer: Christian Silberbauer Israel Producer: Ronny Merdinger Production Assistant: Rony Cohen Sound: Ronen Geva Original Score: Matthew Kidd- http://bit.ly/1JZgyNs Sound Design: One Thousand Birds- http://bit.ly/1PPSDWY Color: Carlos Flores- http://bit.ly/1JZgwFh MDA: Robert Rosenthal, Leah Breevoort Special Thanks: Yoni Yagodovsky, Eden Weinberg, Owen Schumacher, Jared Rosenthal, Magen David Adom, Charles Frank, Ien Chi To learn more about MDA: https://afmda.org/
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Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Written & Directed by Brandon Dermer Executive Producer: Kevin Kusatsu Producers: Fiction Pictures, Mike Longenbach Co-Producers: Matthew Vaughn, Lisa Frame Director of Photography: Taki Kanelopoulos Production Designer: Justin McClain Editor: Andrew Wilsak Download Dillon’s debut album ‘Money Sucks, Friends Rule’ here: http://bit.ly/1ONFU8i Download the 'Get Low’ Remixes EP here: http://bit.ly/1Z6CBZu
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WINNER - Video of the Day, VOTD.tv (http://bit.ly/1Riufz8) from the album “In Roses” (http://bit.ly/1EYQYLd) Out now on Hardly Art Records (http://bit.ly/1Riudaf) Director/VFX: Ben Phillippo (http://bit.ly/1JXRK8v) Cinematographer: Frank Mobilio (http://bit.ly/1Riufz9) Produced by Cara Campanelli and Kate Griwert Colorist: Bryan Smaller (http://bit.ly/1JXRK8w) Starring Jack Goldman
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Tuesday, January 5, 2016
DEVIL MAKES WORK is a visually dark and sinister short film illustrating the devil’s twisted view of humanity; our hopes and dreams, life, love and struggle together with the sacrifices we make for success. Written and directed by GUY SOULSBY whose aim was to create a high-concept horror short that could rival the likes of Hollywood feature films, across all areas of the production, acting, visual effects, production design, editing and sound. Guy worked with regular collaborators, including Director of Photography NICHOLAS BENNETT, Production Designer NOAM PIPER, along with Editor NICK ARMSTRONG and Composer SEB JUVILER. Winner Best Director - The Indie Horror Film Festival Winner Award of Merit - Accolade Awards Winner Best Cinematography - London Ealing Film Awards Winner Best Make Up - LatronicHorror Film Festival Winner Best Cinematography - The Indie Horror Film Festival Winner Best Cinematography - One Screen Film Festival, New York Winner Award of Excellence & Special Mention - Best Shorts Competition Winner Best Cinematography - FilmQuest Winner Best Editing - The Indie Horror Film Festival Winner Best Cinematography - Los Angeles Short Film Festival Winner Best Make Up and Hair - Los Angeles Short Film Festival Winner Best Special FX - The Indie Horror Film Festival Winner Roger & Julie Corman Award - The Fargo Fantastic Film Festival Nominated Best Production Design - Filmquest Nominated Best Music Composition - Music & Sound Awards, London Nominated Narrative Short - One Screen Film Festival, New York Nominated Best Actor, VFX, Production Design - Los Angeles Short Film Festival Nominated Best Actor - The Indie Horror Film Festival Nominated Best Short Film - Fear Fete Nominated Best Short Film - Kinsale Shark Awards Nominated Best Horror Short - Crystal Palace International Film Festival Official Selection - SITGES Film Festival Official Selection - RAINDANCE Film Festival Official Selection - DRAGON CON Short Film Festival Official Selection - Leeds International Film Festival Official Selection - Atlanta Horror Film Festival Official Selection - The New York Horror Film Festival Official Selection - SCREAM Film Festival Official Selection - Malta Horror Film Festival Official Selection - Zinema Zombie Film Festival Official Selection - Eerie Horror Film Festival Official Selection - Terror Film Festival Official Selection - Freak Show Horror Film Festival Official Selection - Sacramento Horror Film Festival Official Selection - Idaho Horror Film Festival Official Selection - IFS Film Festival Official Selection - Crypticon Film Festival Official Selection - First Glance Film Festival, Online Contest Official Selection - Russian International Horror Film Awards Official Selection - UK Horror Festival Official Selection - The Indie Horror Film Festival Official Selection - The Halloween Horror Picture Show Official Selection - The New York Scary Film Awards Official Selection - The RIP Horror Film Festival Hollywood Official Selection - The LA Indie Film Festival Official Selection - Cinemafantastique Official Selection - The RIP Horror Film Festival London Official Selection - Calgary Horror Con Official Selection - The International Horror Hotel Film Festival *Featured on Little Black Book, Dread Central, Bloody Disgusting, MJ Simpson, Hickey’s House Of Horror, Modern Horrors, Anything Horror, UK Horror Scene, HORROR SOCIETY and Film Shortage.
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Director Theopi Skarlatos and producer Paul Mason present #ThisIsACoup, a four part documentary series telling the story of how the European Union destroyed the first radical left government in modern history. Directed by Theopi Skarlatos. Produced by Paul Mason. Read an interview with the Director, Theopi Skarlatos - http://bit.ly/1OKDjMj See more Field of Vision films at - http://bit.ly/1Z3HNNE
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Monday, January 4, 2016
After offending someone at a party, Andy goes to desperate measures to prove his innocence. STARRING: Josh Rabinowitz, Jackie Zebrowski, Kevin Barnett, Sarah Dooley, Sabrina Jalees FEATURING: Dan St. Germain, Joe Pera, Jeffrey Joseph, Charlie Hankin, Abigail Friend, Dr. Lawrence G. Herbert MD DIRECTED & EDITED BY: Matt Kazman & Matt Porter WRITTEN BY: Josh Rabinowitz PRODUCED BY: Jeff Schwartz CINEMATOGRAPHY: Ryan Nethery GAFFER/AC: James Berry ART DIRECTOR: Gabija Blake SOUND RECORDIST: Jaclyn Gramigna SOUND EDITING: Patrick Burgess COLOR CORRECTION: Craig Waxman SCORE PRODUCED BY: Jonathan Seale PIANO: Sam Yulsman GUITAR: Dan Knobler DRUMS: Samuel Miller MUSIC “Dying Day” performed by LANDLADY (www.landladyland.com) “Dip (Instrumental)” produced by SKYWLKR PARTY GOERS: Kendra Black, Elena Kysar, Khaleema Cox, Theodore Caywood, Tim Park, Charlotte Dobre, Kacon Ward, Michael Villena, Jacquelyn Revere, Adam Nover SPECIAL THANKS: Annie Sumberg, Anu Valia, Brett Davis, Kara Mauro, Avi Gilbert, McNally Jackson
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Rainfall Films and director Sam Balcomb present a live action short set in the Metroid universe, starring Jessica Chobot (Nerdist) and America Young (Halo 5). Learn more about Rainfall here: http://rainfall.tv [ This non-profit film is not associated with or endorsed by Nintendo or its subsidiaries ] The classic Nintendo franchise, Metroid, envisioned through the lens of 60s-70s science fiction cinema such as 2001, Alien, and Solaris: this was the concept for Rainfall’s most recent production. Instead of using a modern approach, a style was developed more in tune with the themes that inspired the first Metroid game in 1986: isolation, exploration, and the wonders of deep space. We hope you enjoy our take on the adventures of Samus Aran. Website: http://rainfall.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/rainfallfilms Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1mAtnIB Jessica Chobot: https://twitter.com/JessicaChobot America Young: https://twitter.com/america_young Soundtrack: http://bit.ly/1OvaOQM
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Life in Western Mongolia is an adventure. Training eagles to hunt, herding yaks, and racing camels are just a few of the daily activities of the nomadic Kazakh people. I spent a few weeks living with them and experiencing one of the most unique cultures in the world. Saddle up and enjoy the ride. Select clips from this video are available for licensing. For inquiries: licensing@unscripted.com licensing.unscripted.com Original score by Max LL www.maxll.ca Bali: vimeo.com/136405903 Tokyo: vimeo.com/129171397 North India: vimeo.com/116044343 Barcelona: vimeo.com/99401340 Dubai: vimeo.com/88224399 Turkey: vimeo.com/106755674 South India: vimeo.com/113689725 Arabia: vimeo.com/86774980 Australia: vimeo.com/98652051 Guam: vimeo.com/138830005 camera: Sony A7rii Sony RX10ii GoPro Hero 4 Black
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Sunday, January 3, 2016
Director: Casey & Ewan http://bit.ly/1NZBxU4 Executive Producer: Sarah Boardman Producer: Monica Domanska 2D: Thu Tran Lisa Ramsey STOP MOTION: Stopmotion Animator: Leo Nicholson Model Maker: Natasha Nicholson Paper Engineer: Ian Watson Assistant Paper Engineer: Rosie Smith Pre Light: Laura Howie Compositor: John Moore Special Thanks: Ruth Cayford at Cardiff Contemporary Printhaus Cardiff 3D: TheStudio @ Smoke & Mirrors Post Producers: Sophie Harrison & Lydia Evitt Previz: Davide Frusteri, Christian Tailor 3D artists: Silvia Casali, Nicola Destefanis, Nicola Gastaldi, Christian Tailor Monster Rig: Nicola Destefanis Jason Head: Nicola Gastaldi Lead compositor: Guillaume Weiss Compositors: Nicola Destefanis, Nicola Gastaldi, Christian Tailor Studio Creative Director: Dan Andrew Grade: Dan Moran @ Smoke & Mirrors
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Infinity’ is an immersive environment project by Refik Anadol. Project is an integral part of artist’s ongoing ‘Temporary Immersive Environment Experiments’ which is a research on audio/visual installations by using the state called immersion which is the state of consciousness where an immersant’s awareness of physical self is transformed by being surrounded in an engrossing environment; often artificial, creating a perception of presence in a non-physical world. In this project ‘infinity’ chosen as a concept,a radical effort to deconstruct the framework of this illusory space and transgress the normal boundaries of the viewing experience to set out to transform the conventional flat cinema projection screen into a three dimensional kinetic and architectonic space of visualisation by using contemporary algorithms. Light is the major element in the experiment, used to blur and interconnect the boundaries between the two realms actual/fictional and physical/virtual. It signifies the threshold between the simulacrum space created by the projection technology, and the physical space where the viewer stands. The experiments will discuss the inherent spatial qualities of immersive virtual environments and their effect on the embodied person. Through the presented framework, the experiments intends to question the relativity of perception and how it informs the apprehension of our surroundings. Rather than approaching the medium as a means of escape into some disembodied techno-utopian fantasy, projects sees itself as a means of return, i.e. facilitating a temporary release from our habitual perceptions and culturally biased assumptions about being in the world, to enable us, however momentarily, to perceive ourselves and the world around us freshly. Room size: 4M x 4M x 4M Medium: Four channel Audio/Visual Installation running on custom software. Exhibition at Artnivo’s ’40 Meters 4 Walls 8 Cubes’ in collaboration with Istanbul Biennial at Zorlu Performing Art Center. Thanks to: Sebnem Alp Akin, Alkan Eraltan, Kian Khiaban, Efsun Erkilic, Raman K. Mustafa, Zorlu Perfming Arts Center and Artnivo Teams. For more information; http://bit.ly/1RYaNXS
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Saturday, January 2, 2016
Shoutout to Kobe for being 1: An absolute legend 2: Awesome to work with! New video tonight! by mkbhd
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A “CAW"tionary tale Directed by Brian Lonano TRT: 2:32 http://imdb.to/1Jmfb08 To screen "CROW HAND!!!” at your festival, please write to brian.lonano@gmail.com WINNER 2nd Prize - Horrorvision Best Mini Comedy Horror - Upstate NY Horror Film Festival Outstanding Comedy Horror Short - Zed Fest Film Festival Best International Short Film - Heavy Hitting Horror Fest OFFICIAL SELECTION SXSW Film Festival Stanley Film Festival Fantasia International Film Festival Film4 FrightFest Beyond Fest FantaFestival Horrorvision ŻubrOFFka - International Short Film Festival Hollywood Underground Film Festival International Short Film Week Atlanta Film Festival Short Waves Festival Boston Underground Film Festival Chattanooga Film Festival Florida Film Festival Calgary Underground Film Festival Festival De Terror De Alicante Cinedelphia Film Festival BoneBat Comedy of Horrors Film Fest Maryland Film Festival Crimson Screen Horror Film Festival Crypticon Seattle Horror Film Festival Moviate Underground Film Festival at ArtsFest Media Film Festival FilmQuest Fantosfreak Festival Sidewalk Film Festival Reading Festival Leeds Festival Rome International Film Festival Y'allywood Film Festival Coney Island Film Festival Slash Film Festival Trash Film Festival Diabolique International Film Festival Chicago Horror Film Festival Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival Mile High Horror Film Festival Feratum Film Festival Popcorn Fright Film Festival Beyond Fest Lausanne Underground Film Festival Idaho Horror Film Festival Mayhem Film Festival Telluride Horror Show Celluloid Screams Horror Film Festival Knoxville Horror Film Festival Fake Flesh Film Festival International Film Festival Abitibi Temiscamingue Upstate NY Horror Film Festival Heavy Hitting Horror Fest Shivers Genre Film Festival Zed Fest Film Festival Cucalorus Film Festival Zinema Zombie Fest Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre Film Festival Trasharama at Monster Fest South Texas Underground Film Festival PDXtreme Bamberger Kurzfilmtage Twister Alley International Film Festival
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Music: Robot Koch & Julien Marchal - Care Label: Monkeytown Records Taken from Robot Koch’s upcoming album “Hypermoment” Order Hypermoment here: http://bit.ly/1Lrbh5q Get “Care” as immediate download now on iTunes: http://apple.co/1KfK1Bk Creating the images for “Care", small droplets of ink were placed in a drop of oil in suspension. When releasing in the water, the slowly evolving mixture of oil and colored ink created interesting organic structures. The process has been repeated with some inertia in the water and these structures started to somehow dance, fitting nicely with the music flow. All the images have been filmed with macro lenses and a glass of water. Shot with a GH4 and Canon EF 100mm 2.8 Macro http://on.fb.me/1MN2iqZ | http://on.fb.me/1R6Yc4U | http://bit.ly/1MN2kiv
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Friday, January 1, 2016
Battles “Atlas” High Definition version Warp Records Director: Tim Saccenti Director of Photography: Ivan Abel Editor: Ryan McKenna Visual Effects: Russell Mack Colorist: Damien Van Der Cruyssen for Company 3 Thanks to Stephen Christian and Simon Halliday In collaboration with Company 3 and The Mill
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