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Thursday, June 30, 2016
http://bit.ly/298imtM Jan Švankmajer is making his final film, ‘Insects’. To help raise funds for 'Insects’, Jan is offering a premium rental of his classic 'Little Otik’. You can also watch 'Little Otik’ for free by using the promo code LITTLEOTIK or by clicking here: http://bit.ly/29dIdU6 If you want to contribute more to 'Insects’, back the film on Indiegogo: http://bit.ly/298ifhD A dark and comical deconstruction of our society based on an old Czech folktale, Little Otik is a story of a young couple desperate to have a baby. After a visit to a doctor that deems the classic methods of procreation impossible, the despairing protagonists switch focus to a child-resembling tree stump found in the garden. The monstrosity comes to life and its insatiable appetite gradually increases to the point where porridge and breast milk just won’t do…
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Director: Warren Fu Production Company: Partizan Artist: The Strokes Label: Cult Records Director of Photography: Byron Werner Executive Producer: Haley Moffett Producers: Jona Ward & Peter Williams Production Designer: Maxwell Orgell Editor: Warren Fu Sound Design & Scoring: Peter Lauridsen Styling: Marjan Malakpour and Marnika Weiss Choreographer: Achinta S. McDaniel Casting: Michelle Gabriel for Burbank Casting Colorist: Warren Fu
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The first film from Season 4 of The Perennial Plate, where Keri Brant, a former Vegetarian and Gender studies professor shares the truths and misconceptions of eating animals after marrying into a Colorado Ranching Family. For more about the episode and series visit: http://bit.ly/29702SI Created in Partnership with the Colorado Tourism Office Heritage and Agritourism Program Music by: http://bit.ly/29tdYVF and http://bit.ly/29709xt
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Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Director & DP: Alexis Boling Featuring: Rolly Robinson Producer: Maura McNamara Website: http://bit.ly/296yXh2 Huck Magazine: http://bit.ly/lessons-on-escapism Instagram: @harmoniumfilms + @rollyrobinson For more More Is More: http://bit.ly/29dF3jC Including music from Black Coast Feat. M Maggie and Lucian, ‘TRNDSTTR (Lucian Remix)’ and from Andrew Bayer, ‘Need Your Love’, ‘Let’s Hear That B Section Again’ and ‘We Will Return’ http://bit.ly/296yHyy http://spoti.fi/29dFJFi http://apple.co/296yYS8
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In the fall of 2015, while mindlessly thumbing through my Instagram feed, I stumbled across three images Michael Stevenson posted to his account. It was three white boxes, with the caption, “STARTING. FROM. SCRATCH.” I was intrigued, and after meeting up to chat about what prompted those posts, we embarked on a journey of trying to both understand and maybe even capture the moment. What follows is a film that has continued to morph and grow as realities changed before our very eyes. The film we set out to make is very different than the film you see here. I’m incredibly grateful to Mike, for allowing me to poke around a very personal and meaningful moment in his life, and for his unflinching honesty about something we don’t usually talk about in terms other than heroic. Also - thanks to Jared Hogan, whose “Films About Numbers” project was the intended point of distribution. But the story had other plans and timelines. CREDITS: Directed / Shot by: Ryan Booth Production Sound: Brian Albritton 1st AC: Brooks Cruzen Camera provided by: FilmLab Creative Edited by: Ryan Booth (with some efforts by Lucas Harger) Sound Design / Mix by: Steve Horne Kickstarter Video and Photographs by: Tim Daniels Special Thanks: Michael Stevenson Joshua Anderson Tyler Swanner Jared Hogan Christian Schulz Joey Mathews Aaron Tharpe Darius Trainer Jon Marzolla
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Not many people have heard of Daniel Fleury. He isn’t really part of a riding scene and he doesn’t seem overly concerned with upping his Instagram rep. If you expected his feed to be a run of extreme bike shots, you’d be surprised to find a view on the world based on natural beauty with a series of images that present a creative view on everyday things like foliage, ocean and…sky. Daniel grew up in circumstances more likely to guide him into team sports than inspire an endeavor in bikes, but something drew him into the woods where he spent the better part of two years hand building a massive cluster of jumps known as ‘Laguna’. A line with features that reach for the tree tops and a coastal view that delivers breathtaking sunsets daily. Rider: Daniel Fleury Directed by: Rupert Walker Photography: Toby Cowley, Daniel Fleury, & Tyler Olson Words by: Ian Ritz Supported by: Chromag Bikes Music: Generdyn - Song For Stone (Licensing through The Music Bed)
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Tuesday, June 28, 2016
The new album from Steven Wilson “4 ½” is OUT NOW, so titled because it forms an interim release between Steven’s recently released fourth album Hand. Cannot. Erase. and the next studio album. CD: http://bit.ly/29mrIBz Vinyl: http://bit.ly/292oip2 Blu-Ray: http://bit.ly/29mrV7t Digital: http://bit.ly/292ozIm Steven Wilson has launched the stunning animated video for ‘Routine’. The hugely emotive track featuring a beautiful guest vocal performance by Ninet Tayeb is taken from his latest album Hand. Cannot. Erase. Steven Wilson “Amongst the hundreds of songs I have written over the years Routine has a very special place. It’s a deeply sad story of loss and denial, but at its conclusion the clouds lift and there is acceptance at least. Having worked with her on 3 previous videos, I knew as soon as I wrote it that it was perfect for Jess to do something amazing with. Even then nothing prepared me for the organic beauty and power of the film she made, a painstaking labour of love that took her months to produce. When we play the song live I look out into the audience and see people swept away with emotion at the combination of music and animation. To find poetry and beauty in sadness is a wonderful thing I think.” Director Jess Cope of Owlhouse Studios (http://bit.ly/29mrslM) talks about working with Steven Wilson and the creation of the ‘Routine’ video “Routine is the forth film that Owl House Studio has made in collaboration with Steven Wilson and the biggest one yet. The story centres on a woman dealing with the tragic loss of her family and the routine she creates for herself to try and cope. The themes in Steven’s music are often quite morbid and macabre and when we heard Routine for the first time, Tom Kaye (Writer/Producer) and I knew the story had to be really strong, to do justice to the music. Working with Steven is always a fantastic experience for us creatively. In the early stages, Steven often has a strong concept in mind for a song or album, but allows us the creative freedom to add our own style and ideas to it. Our use of traditional animation and the painstaking efforts of the whole Owl House Studios team, have resulted in a film with a level of beauty and detail not previously achieved by the studio – at the same time it is simple enough that the music always drives the story. We’re so pleased with the look of the puppet and sets, and especially the level of detail Alison Cross (Art Director/Prop Maker) managed to get into the props. This project also saw us working with Adam Oehlers (Concept Artist) for the first time and he was able to capture the tone from our script so perfectly. Working with such a diverse team and amazingly talented animators, we were able to bring this woman’s world to life. I’m proud of all the films we’ve made with Steven Wilson, but I’m especially fond of ‘Routine’. The response we’ve received has been phenomenal. It’s incredibly humbling to see that something we’ve helped create has touched so many people and reduced a good number of them to tears… It’s an extraordinary and ironic satisfaction! Hand. Cannot. Erase. the fourth solo album from the four-time Grammy nominee, multi-instrumentalist and producer has received universal praise from the media and fans alike rewarding Steven Wilson his highest chart positions worldwide including UK #13 ,Germany # 3, Netherlands #2, USA – #39 Billboard Top 200, Canada #24 & Finland #4 national album charts. Steven Wilson was, recently, awarded an unprecedented 3 PROG Magazine Awards for Hand. Cannot. Erase. including Best Album, Commercial Breakthrough, and Boxset Design alongside a nomination for Classic Rock Magazine’s Album Of The Year. With sold out shows around the world including his 2 recent performances at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall Steven Wilson will be continuing to tour Hand. Cannot. Erase. starting in Germany on January 12th, the 2016 European tour takes Steven to Belgium, Holland, UK, France, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Hungary, Italy and Greece. Check http://bit.ly/292osg9 for dates
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Caught in an in-between world of flyovers, grass verges and dead-ends, where the motorway hum serves as a constant reminder of the speed of other lives, Marvin is not going anywhere. Into this forgotten corner of English countryside and motorway services arrives an extraordinary adolescent, changing his world forever. SEPTEMBER directed by Esther May Campbell won the BAFTA for Short Film in 2009. “Support great British film. Bring LIGHT YEARS to a cinema near you.” Light Years is Esther’s first feature film and Third Films are currently running a crowdfunding campaign to aid the distribution and get the film in as many cinemas as possible in the UK, in the autumn. The plan is to release the film on DVD and VOD at a later date. Check out the crowdfunder page below to view the trailer and see the rewards that are on offer! http://bit.ly/29213uV lightyearsfilm.co.uk http://bit.ly/29lSDNS
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Directors : Félicien Colmet-Daâge & Ludovic Versace Production : Les Monstres Animation : Félicien Colmet Daâge, Ludovic Versace, Siying Yu Coloring : Alex Bouvier, Siying Yu Compositing : Félicien Colmet-Daâge, Arthur Sotto, Ludovic Versace http://bit.ly/292hfeF Pan European Recording http://bit.ly/299jb8N Follow Buvette : Facebook : http://bit.ly/292hmH8… Instagram : http://bit.ly/299jyQD
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A father possum reads his kids a story that’s an alphabet of the most dangerous animal of all – HUMANS! Inspired by the Edward Gorey classic, this black-comedy for kids and parents alike is a hilarious and brutal alphabet of death and mayhem exacted upon animals by ignorant humans. 30 CGI animals were meticulously crafted and killed by a team of 44 students at Media Design School.
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Monday, June 27, 2016
Travel along with the Voyager spacecrafts as they traverse the solar system on their planetary expedition spanning over three decades. A film by - Santiago Menghini http://bit.ly/2968WjT This film showcases the images and sounds of the solar system through the real photographs and plasma frequencies received by the voyager crafts. Featuring The Golden Record - Murmurs of Earth: The Voyager Interstellar Record Containing the sounds, music, & images of earth by Carl Sagan, F.D. Drake, Ann Druyan, Timothy Ferris, Jon Lomberg, and Linda Salzan. Visuals, Edit, & Sound by Santiago Menghini Sound Design by Pascal Plante Sound Mix by Giuliu Wehrli Jimmy Carter (voice) by Dave Callaway Voyager 3D Model by Andrew Simonenko Visuals Created with the use of photographs and textures from: NASA/JPL, NASA/CICLOPS, NASA/GODDARD Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio, ESA, U.S. Geological Survey, Bjorn Jonsson, & Other unknown online sources. The film is a tribute to the voyager missions. Nemesis Films Inc. 2015
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The complexity of love, in 13 untranslatable words. Made for the podcast “Love Me” - http://bit.ly/28W5kNg Director/Animator: Andrew Norton Illustrations by: Drew Shannon Story Editors/Producers: Mira Burt-Wintonick & Cristal Duhaime Adapted from the book “Lost in Translation” by Ella Frances Sanders
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As part of the #MTLmoments / Perspectives project, Tourisme Montréal gave 8 Montréal film directors carte blanche to create 8 short films. See what happens at http://bit.ly/298tCXj Two drones emerge from the depths of an underground parking lot and creep towards the light through a half-open gate. Along the architectural structures of Montréal’s Olympic Park they drift, pausing at the windows, in search of something, or someone… Dans le cadre du projet #MTLmoments / Perspectives, Tourisme Montréal a donné carte blanche à huit réalisateurs montréalais dans la création de 8 courts métrages. Découvrez-les ici à http://bit.ly/298tCXj. Deux drones émergent du fond d¹un stationnement souterrain et se faufilent vers la lumière par une grille entrouverte. Le long des structures architecturales du Parc olympique, ils se suivent, se poursuivent et s'arrêtent aux fenêtres à la recherche de quelque chose, de quelqu'un…
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Sunday, June 26, 2016
A young cyclist Sam tries hard to make peace with his younger brother Alex who suffers from an unknown illness. This is my last film at CalArts! Growing up with an older sister with pretty severe OCD, I faced difficulties when it came to hanging out with friends, and focusing on my dreams. My whole family was influenced by her illness and it was something that was very hard to discuss about. I always had mixed feelings about my sister because I understood that she was also struggling with her problems, but at the same time I just felt so unfair how everything had to revolve around her. It’s a story I always wanted to tell. I had a good experience making it! Watch other films made by my classmates: http://bit.ly/1XhAGDX
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Directed by Ryan Staake Director of Photography: Trevor Wineman Production Companies: Pomp&Clout and FREENJOY Executive Producers : Ryan Staake & Nathan Scherrer Producer: Jeff Kopchia Production Manager Pomp&Clout: Kevin Staake Production Manager: Allison Acevedo Label: Columbia Records Commissioner: Bryan Younce Edit & VFX: Ryan Staake Assistant Editors: Eric Degliomini & Joe Bosch Colorist: David Torcivia 1st AD: Jesus Hernandez 1st AC: Erick Aguilar 2nd AC: Brian Austin Key grip: Bret Watkins HMU: Nikki Parisi PA Office: Jimmy Stannard PA Office: EJ Smith PA Set: Warren Hatch
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Saturday, June 25, 2016
CREW Written, directed, and edited by… Henry Wolf Assistant director… Max Norman Director of Photography… Jack Rosenfeld Assistant camera… Talia Colten Producer… Ana de Lezica Assistant producer… Sasha Epelbaum Production design… Rocky Bostick Assistant production design… Ben Wolf Sound recordist… Jake Mantel Sound Mixer… Jacob Reske CAST Jack… Kendrick Kirk Pat… Bradley Tajeda Andrew… Andrew Hamling Sarah… Marianne Goodell Ben… Nate Stratton
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Friday, June 24, 2016
In theaters & On Demand worldwide 6/17! After Steven Spielberg’s classic Raiders of the Lost Ark was released 35 years ago, three 11-year-old boys from Mississippi set out on what would become a 7-year-long labor of love and tribute to their favorite film: a faithful, shot-for-shot adaptation of the action adventure film. They finished every scene…except one; the film’s explosive airplane set piece. Over two decades later, the trio reunited with the original cast members from their childhood in order to complete their masterpiece. Featuring interviews with John Rhys Davies, Eli Roth and more, RAIDERS!: THE STORY OF THE GREATEST FAN FILM EVER MADE is just that: the story of this long-gestating project’s culmination, chronicling the friends’ dedication to their artistic vision—mixed in with some movie magic—to create a personal, epic love letter to a true modern classic.
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In a forest in Northern Italy, a man known simply as Bruno has spent nearly a lifetime building an amusement park by hand. Bruno, who has no formal engineering or construction training, designed rides inspired by the movement of nature. Today, patrons can enjoy more than 40 manually-powered rides, all for free.
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This animation(stop motion, computer) is inspired by a man searching for a soul mate with the same atomic number, 42. We are introduced to a world at which every element and character occupy a tiny space in an expansive land mass. ARTISTS Neko Case, k,d. Lang, Laura Veirs EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Micah Cordy PRODUCEER Pia Dulu CONCEPT Isaac Leach, David Braun, Kangmin Kim COLOR Seulhwa Eum, Kangmin Kim ANIMATION, DESIGN Kangmin Kim PRODUCED BY Open The Portal
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Thursday, June 23, 2016
‘Gerascophobia’ is about a boy called 'Mo’ who has fears for growing up and ageing. The little boy does many odd things to avoid growing up. The animation describes his mundane life moments, shows his fears of separation, mortality, taking responsibility, and standing out as an independent individual. Graduation film at The Glasgow School of Art, MDes Communication Design / Illustration September, 2014. Direction & Animation: Shuangshuang Hao | http://bit.ly/290jnnW Voiceover: Alasdair Hankinson | http://bit.ly/28S7X8Y Sound Design & Music: Kaj Mäki-Ullakko | http://fatphase.com Thanks to Charlotte Craig for female voices. Awards & Nominations: BAFTA Scotland 2015 nomination, UK Best British New Animation nomination, UK (EIFF 2015) Encounters Animation Award nominated, 2015, UK Lillien Gilbert Kid-Friendly Award, 2015, US Langley Marie Award for Best Student Film Award, 2015, US Festival Screenings: SPARK Animation 2014, Canada. London Short Film Festival 2015, UK. Bay Area International Children’s Film Festival 2015, US. Tricky Women Film Festival 2015, Austria. Richmond Diversity Film Festival 2015, US Anifilm International Festival of Animated Films 2015, Třeboň, Czech Republic Pictoplasma 2015, Berlin, Germany Northwest Animation Festival 2015, US Animatricks Film Festival 2015, Finland Edinburgh International Film Festival, 2015, UK London International Animation Festival, 2015, UK Edinburgh Hogmanay 2015/16, UK Black Movies Film Festival 2016, Geneva, Switzerland British Shorts Film Festival 2016, Germany (tbc) Any download and reproduction of the video without permission are prohibited.
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National Film and Television School First Year Film Project Budget- £4000 / Shooting days - 4 / Rolls of film - 8 Nominated - “Best Short Film” EE BAFTA Film Awards 2015 Nominated - “Best British Short” British Independent Film Awards 2014 Winner - “Best Short Film” Edinburgh International Film Festival 2014 Winner - “Best Narrative Short Film” Cinequest Film Festival 2015 Official Selection - AFI Fest 2014 Official Selection - Palm Springs ShortsFest 2014 Official Selection - Sleepwalker Film Festival 2014 Official Selection - London Short Film Festival 2015 Official Selection - Prague Short Film Festival 2015 Official Selection - Nashville Film Festival 2015 Joe Cole/ Elliott Tittensor/ Skye Lourie/ Stephen Bent/ Adam Craigmile Contact: sam@troikatalent.com http://twitter.com/SlapThefilm http://bit.ly/2907Chs http://imdb.to/28RV92j
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“My Brother” is a personal tribute to the silent contributions of migrant workers globally. I grew up in the island city-state of Singapore, where encounters with migrants of countries as diverse as Bangladesh, Myanmar, China and the Philippines are part of everyday living. Many of them take on jobs that are considered by the larger public to be menial in nature. Sometimes, the differences in our cultures and socioeconomic statuses cause social friction. When we allow this to be left unchecked, it can evolve into darker displays of xenophobic behavior. But the inability to see past differences is not just a local issue; it is an increasingly global one. From where I am now in the United States, I am beginning to see how irresponsible political rhetoric, among other factors, influences previously big-hearted populations, populations which embraced – indeed championed – diversity. My response to this wave of sentiments is inspired by a quote I came across recently, attributed to the French composer Claude Debussy: music is the silence between the notes. The project aims to recognize the silent migrant workers’ contributions to our communities and celebrate their music between our notes. “My Brother” is thus a metaphor for the thousands of underappreciated migrant workers we come across during our daily commute. I believe that bridges are built on bricks of commonalities and so the focus of this project is on the spaces of our shared humanity – school, families and personal dreams. After viewing the video, it is my personal hope that you make my brother, your brother too. _____________________________________________ We are not affiliated to any of the listed organizations, but to support migrant worker causes, do visit the link below: http://bit.ly/28YwapU Created as my Senior project at Savannah College of Art and Design (B.F.A Motion Media Design 2016). _____________________________________________ CREDITS: Directed by Audrey Yeo Written by Andrew Yeo Illustrated and animated by Audrey Yeo PROFESSOR: Steven Mark Day ADDITIONAL DESIGN: Jigyu Yoon Yeojin Shin ADDITIONAL CEL: Eleena Bakrie Gabrielle Dolbey Khoo Siew May 3D SUPPORT: Roy Kang SOUND DESIGN: Redhorse Studio MUSIC: Paul Suite VOICE: Audrey Yeo Manish Dongardive VOICE EDITING: Daniel Wiedenmann
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Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Manic man-child Seth lives in his own demented world where time is of the essence, his only friends are his stuffed animals, and the words of Michael Jordan inspire him to take all the shots he can. Seth recently screened at the 2016 SXSW Film Festival. It showed at other fantastic festivals throughout the world receiving the Alternative Cinema Prize at the Las Vegas Film Festival, The Jury Prize and Audience Award at the Mauvais Genre Film Festival, and best Comedy Short at the Marbella I FIlmmaker Film Festival. Seth also Screened at the wonderful Woodstock Film Festival. Film Festivals SETH has screened at: SXSW Film Festival Las Vegas Film Festival (*Alternate Cinema Prize*) Mauvais Genre (*Prix du jury court métrage de fiction*, *Prix du jury jeune court métrage de fiction*, *Prix du public court métrage de fiction*) Marbella I Filmmaker Film Festival (*Best Comedy Short*) Hollywood Comedy Shorts Film Festival (*Best Dark Comedy*) One Reeler Film Festival (*Award of Merit*) Woodstock Film Festival Chicago Comedy Film Festival Charleston International Film Festival Hollyshorts Film Festival DEADCenter Film Festival Capalbio International Short Film Festival Prague Independent Film Festival Milwaukee Film Festival San Jose International Short Film Festival Credits: Writer/Director: Zach Lasry Producer: Arianna Lyons Producer: Dashiel Arnott Executive Producers: Sonia Gardner, Bryan Gaynor Associate Producer: Peter Feigin Starring: Logan George as Seth Starring: Emmett Smith as Dad Director of Photography: Lowell A. Meyer Editor: Bryan Gaynor Production Design: Annakate Chappell and Scarlet Moreno Assistant Director: Samuel Miller Key Grip: Matthew Garza Key Grip: Gregory Suits Best Boy Grip: Francisco Esparza 1st Assistant Camera: Andrew Gerety 2nd Assistant Camera: Herbie Wei SteadiCam Operator: Robert Arnold Gaffer: Jesse Sperling Best Boy Electric: David Hoffman Best Boy Grip: Zach Kenitz Sound Mixer: Armando Macias Boom Operator: Frank Galvan Boom Operator: Stephen Scott Harrod Boom Operator: Matt Lucchesi Book Operator: Dylan Acio Music Supervisor: Michael Peters Original Score by: Kyle Newmaster Re Recording Mixer: Lorenzo Gutierrez ADR: Luke Allen Colorist: Martin Gaumond Additional Color: Cody Baker Visual Effects: Luther Dag Gooch Key PA: Ben Michaels P.A: Leah Falcon P.A: Betsey Holt Additional Photography: Samuel Miller Graphic Artist: Logan George Artist in Residence: Brian Muller Christopher’s Birth Mother: Tatiana Matlyak Thanks: Nick Metropolis, Silver Sound, Roundabout Entertainment, Tatiana Matlyak, Hunter Bretting, Makeda Declet, Lina Quimjian, J.L Fisher, Video Equipment Rentals, Radiant Images, Doggicam Systems, Castex, Mendocino Farms, Avon Truck Rentals. Special Thanks: Cathy Lasry, Marc Lasry, Aleks Lyons, Taryn Ruffin, Steve Bing, Heather Sarg, Anastasia Karpoff, Michael Kieves, Chris Walters, Alex Lasry, Tim Otholt of Light Hollywood LLC. If you want to email us for any reason at all email us at Studio@FeverDreamProductions.com :-) © FEVER DREAM PRODUCTIONS LLC.
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Bad Company is a story shot in the brick factories of Kathmandu, Nepal. Factories in which scores of children as young as 5 are sent to work, often as labourers and as donkey boys (shepherds) in order to pay off gambling debts borne by drunk uncles and fathers or to earn money for the very basics of life, food and water. Once there they become bonded and institutionalised for years to come. The kilns envelop them physically and emotionally as bodies are broken and dreams dashed. It is here they will grow into men. However, what kind of men is moot as nuture in the kilns is one of a lawless, peerless underworld in which children not only witness but also feel the wrongs done to their elders as the psychology and the pain inflicted on others is passed down the line to them, weak and defenceless as they are. In turn they learn how to inflict pain on to a body even less powerful, the animals themselves.
When Stanley Franks is told he has 1500 words left to live, he faces a battle to keep both his marriage and himself alive using the fewest words possible. SCREENINGS: London Independent Film Festival - WINNER New York Independent Film Festival - WINNER International Filmmaker Festival of Milan - WINNER Los Angeles International Short Film Festival Portland Film Festival Austin Shortsfest Laughter Comedy Fest Film Crash The Monthly Film Festival - WINNER UnderGround Film Fest - WINNER
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I truly hoped to never release this video, but unfortunately and unsurprisingly… here we are. We need to be more thoughtful and intentional about what we’re sharing and putting out in the world. We need to truly consider the implications of our clicks, likes, and shares. And we absolutely need to stop making murderers famous. Thank you for the info and support: www.dontnamethem.org www.alerrt.org Thank you Sherry Towers & team for your research: http://bit.ly/28N6oI8 “We found evidence that killings that receive national or international media attention do indeed inspire similar events a significant fraction of the time.” “We find significant evidence that mass killings involving firearms are incented by similar events in the immediate past. On average, this temporary increase in probability lasts 13 days, and each incident incites at least 0.30 new incidents (p = 0.0015). We also find significant evidence of contagion in school shootings, for which an incident is contagious for an average of 13 days, and incites an average of at least 0.22 new incidents (p = 0.0001). All p-values are assessed based on a likelihood ratio test comparing the likelihood of a contagion model to that of a null model with no contagion.” “The researchers did a statistical analysis of 176 mass shooting events in the U.S. from 2006 to 2011 and 220 school shootings between 1997 and 2013. They discovered that mass shootings were significantly more likely to occur if another shooting that received national media coverage took place in the previous 13 days – a finding that suggewww.dontnamethem.org www.alerrt.org Thank you Sherry Towers & team for your research: http://bit.ly/28N6oI8 "We found evidence that killings that receive national or international media attention do indeed inspire similar events a significant fraction of the time.” “We find significant evidence that mass killings involving firearms are incented by similar events in the immediate past. On average, this temporary increase in probability lasts 13 days, and each incident incites at least 0.30 new incidents (p = 0.0015). We also find significant evidence of contagion in school shootings, for which an incident is contagious for an average of 13 days, and incites an average of at least 0.22 new incidents (p = 0.0001). All p-values are assessed based on a likelihood ratio test comparing the likelihood of a contagion model to that of a null model with no contagion.” “The researchers did a statistical analysis of 176 mass shooting events in the U.S. from 2006 to 2011 and 220 school shootings between 1997 and 2013. They discovered that mass shootings were significantly more likely to occur if another shooting that received national media coverage took place in the previous 13 days – a finding that suggests that mass shootings tend to cluster together in a similar manner to suicides.” More at wwwnonfamous.org
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Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Artist: Caravan Palace Label: Wagram Music Production : Cumulus (agence-cumulus.com) Executive Producer : Double Ninja (doubleninja.com) Direction / Art Direction : Kevin Phung (kevinphung.fr) Assistant Direction : Jocelyn Charles, Matthieu Garcia, Fabien Corre Background Design : Fabien Corre Main Animation : Marie Vieillevie, Hugo Bravo, Jocelyn Charles, Kajika Aki Additional Animation : Leila Courtillon, Alessandro Vergonnier, Mailis Colombie, Kevin Phung Compositing : Matthieu Garcia
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An experimental short about a Japanese man who mysteriously wakes up inside of his phone and is forced to confront the destruction his addiction to technology has wreaked on his life. Official selection at Short Shorts Film Festival and Asia, Tokyo 2016. Young Director Award at Cannes- Nominee 2016. Director; Mackenzie Sheppard Writer: Oyl Miller Producer: Georgina Pope DOP: Oliver Millar Executive Producer: Nick Johnston
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Part one of a multi-channel-video-installation. Deals with young people who practice a form of guttural expression. While the female protagonists are more longing for shapeshifting, the male actors are rather looking for a sound analogy to the animals within themselves. Together they perform a gesture of the wild.
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A short documentary exploring how Ghanians celebrate life through death ! Shot in Ghana in April 2016 Directed by Cyprien Clément-Delmas http://bit.ly/1eguDN0 http://bit.ly/28KZhjl Producer: Ore Okonedo Additional Production Support: Katie Lambert Director of Photography: Jack Wilkinson Editor: Carlos Font Clos Grade: Daniel De Vue // Glassworks Sound Mix: Harald Jones Music: Vieux Farka Touré - Ana (Mawimbi Remix) Voice over: Wisdom Production Company: Caviar Content Client: Ray-Ban Creative Agency: Yours Truly Creative Creative Director: Babak Khoshnoud Creative Director: William Abramson Special thanks to Caviar LA: Jasper Thomlinson, Gina Steffe, Axelle Zwartjes, Sacha Ben Harroche And Charlie Kwai, Jack Wood, Alexandra Agulló Soler, Vanessa Espinoza. http://bit.ly/1eguFEO
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Monday, June 20, 2016
A tense chance encounter at a local recycling center leads to an instant friendship— which in turn leads to a bitter moment of reckoning. SWEEP is a compelling tale of fear, fatherhood, and racism. ————————————————————————————————————————————————- Written/Directed by Spencer Gillis - http://bit.ly/28JYd0u A 2.35 Production - www.twothreefive.nyc Starring Luke Robertson, Tishuan Scott, Hubert Point-Du Jour, Alexis Suarez Produced by Nicole Cosgrove, James Daly Cinematography by Ludovic Littee - http://bit.ly/28JGcf8 Edited by Erin Casper, Adam Brown ————————————————————————————————————————————————– SCREENINGS: 2015 Cleveland International Film Festival (World Premiere) 2015 Aspen Shortsfest 2015 Athens International Film + Video Festival 2015 Dallas International Film Festival 2015 Sarasota Film Festival 2015 Los Angeles Film Festival 2015 Palm Springs Shortsfest 2015 Stony Brook Film Festival 2015 Rhode Island International Film Festival **WINNER - Audience Award** 2015 Hawaii International Film Festival 2015 Denver Film Festival 2015 YES Film Festival 2016 Hill Country Film Festival 2016 Short of the Week —————————————————————————————————————————————————- ABOUT THE DIRECTOR: With his 2013 short film, GUN, Spencer marked his directorial debut by premiering in competition at the Sundance Film Festival. GUN screened at over fifteen festivals world-wide earning the Grand Jury Prize at the Atlanta Film Festival along with Best Actor and Best Narrative at Hollyshorts Film Festival. The film is available on iTunes and is being distributed by SHORTS INTERNATIONAL, LTD. His latest short film SWEEP (2015) premiered at the prestigious Aspen Shortsfest and went on to play at twelve festivals, winning the Audience Choice Award for Best Short at FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival. As a co-founder of 2.35, Spencer has produced award winning narrative and documentary short films as well as directed work for VICE media. He has also screened his work and lectured to film students at colleges around the country like Cornell, Denison, and Florida Atlantic University. In 2014, Spencer was invited to serve as a short film juror for the Milwaukee Film Festival. Spencer’s professional background includes experience as a camera assistant spanning more than twenty feature films – including SHAME, BLUE VALENTINE, ARBITRAGE and OUR IDIOT BROTHER – in addition to work in documentary, episodic television, commercials and web content. Spencer credits his philosophy and style of direction to years spent on set observing the process up close – particularly his work with directors Derek Cianfrance and Steve McQueen. In 2012, Spencer transitioned professionally into camera operating. His work illustrates a wide range of shooting styles: reality television shows for DISCOVERY, TLC, and NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, webisodes for 30 ROCK, and more recently on THE FOLLOWING, HBO’s THE LEFTOVERS and the Netflix series ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK. Spencer is currently writing a feature script titled THE TOUR as well as starting work on awww.twothreefive.nyc Starring Luke Robertson, Tishuan Scott, Hubert Point-Du Jour, Alexis Suarez Produced by Nicole Cosgrove, James Daly Cinematography by Ludovic Littee - http://bit.ly/28JGcf8 Edited by Erin Casper, Adam Brown ————————————————————————————————————————————————– SCREENINGS: 2015 Cleveland International Film Festival (World Premiere) 2015 Aspen Shortsfest 2015 Athens International Film + Video Festival 2015 Dallas International Film Festival 2015 Sarasota Film Festival 2015 Los Angeles Film Festival 2015 Palm Springs Shortsfest 2015 Stony Brook Film Festival 2015 Rhode Island International Film Festival **WINNER - Audience Award** 2015 Hawaii International Film Festival 2015 Denver Film Festival 2015 YES Film Festival 2016 Hill Country Film Festival 2016 Short of the Week —————————————————————————————————————————————————- ABOUT THE DIRECTOR: With his 2013 short film, GUN, Spencer marked his directorial debut by premiering in competition at the Sundance Film Festival. GUN screened at over fifteen festivals world-wide earning the Grand Jury Prize at the Atlanta Film Festival along with Best Actor and Best Narrative at Hollyshorts Film Festival. The film is available on iTunes and is being distributed by SHORTS INTERNATIONAL, LTD. His latest short film SWEEP (2015) premiered at the prestigious Aspen Shortsfest and went on to play at twelve festivals, winning the Audience Choice Award for Best Short at FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival. As a co-founder of 2.35, Spencer has produced award winning narrative and documentary short films as well as directed work for VICE media. He has also screened his work and lectured to film students at colleges around the country like Cornell, Denison, and Florida Atlantic University. In 2014, Spencer was invited to serve as a short film juror for the Milwaukee Film Festival. Spencer’s professional background includes experience as a camera assistant spanning more than twenty feature films – including SHAME, BLUE VALENTINE, ARBITRAGE and OUR IDIOT BROTHER – in addition to work in documentary, episodic television, commercials and web content. Spencer credits his philosophy and style of direction to years spent on set observing the process up close – particularly his work with directors Derek Cianfrance and Steve McQueen. In 2012, Spencer transitioned professionally into camera operating. His work illustrates a wide range of shooting styles: reality television shows for DISCOVERY, TLC, and NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, webisodes for 30 ROCK, and more recently on THE FOLLOWING, HBO’s THE LEFTOVERS and the Netflix series ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK. Spencer is currently writing a feature script titled THE TOUR as well as starting work on a feature adaptation of his short film GUN. Gillis, a Kansas native, previously studied at the University of Iowa where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Master of Arts in Film Studies.
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Brooklyn graffiti writer, Gouch, delves into graffiti, living life as an ordinary citizen, and leaving a lasting legacy. Directed, Filmed, and Edited by Raul Buitrago http://bit.ly/28LWQtH @raul__b GOUCH NKC @gouchizm A Wolf Council Films Production http://bit.ly/28JAdtI @wolfcouncilfilms In Association With Classick NYC www.classicknyc.com @classicknyc Original Music by Jazzsoon www.jazzsoon.com @nycfjs © 2016 RAUL BUITRAGO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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Two distinctly disparate characters come together over a broken down Volkswagen Beetle in this sweet, amusing tale of love, loss and… car trouble. jerryprojects.com I http://bit.ly/28LVSPd WINNER ‘Best Live Action Narrative Under 15 Minutes’ Palm Springs International ShortFest 2013 WINNER ‘Best Actor’ Made In Melbourne Film Festival 2014 FESTIVAL HONOURS Newport Beach Film Festival 2014 WINNER ‘Best Film’ ReelGood Film Festival 2015 NOMINATED Grand Jury Prize of Best Narrative Short at Slamdance Film Festival 2014 NOMINATED ‘Best Achievement in Editing’ at St Kilda Film Festival 2014 NOMINATED Grand Prix International Prize at Cork Film Festival 2013 NOMINATED ASSG Award for ‘Best Achievement in Sound for a Short Film’ 2013 OFFICIAL SELECTION Palm Springs International ShortFest Film Festival 2013 San Diego Film Festival 2013 Raindance Film Festival 2013 Cork Film Festival 2013 Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival 2013 Slamdance 2014 Flickerfest 2014 World Of Women Film Festival 2014 38th Cleveland International Film Festival 2014 Byron Bay Film Festival 2014 Chicago International Music & Movies Festival 2014 Aspen Filmfest 2014 Rincon International Film Festival 2014 Nashville Film Festival 2014 Newport Beach Film Festival 2014 St Kilda Film Festival 2014 21st Capalbio Cinema ISFF 2014 Barwon Heads Film Festival 2014 Missouri Film Festival 2014 Fairhope Film Festival 2014 Heathcote Film Festival 2014 Heartland Film Festival 2014 Calgary International Film Festival 2014 Sapporo International Short Film Festival 2014 FIJR Granada –International Short Film Festival 2014 Milwaukee Film Festival 2014 Made In Melbourne Film Festival 2014 ReelGood Film Festival 2015 CAST William Gluth ~ Alan John Brumpton ~ Danny Rhys Mitchell ~ Fingers CREW Writer ~ Rhys Mitchell Director ~ Jessica Barclay Lawton Director of Photography ~ Edward Goldner Producers ~ Jessica Barclay Lawton & Rhys Mitchell Executive Producers ~ James Frecheville, Jessica Barclay Lawton & Rhys Mitchell Assistant Director ~ Lucy Mckendrick Gaffer ~ Sam Osborn Rassaby 1st AC - Bradley Andrew Best Boy ~ John Maloney Sound Designer ~ Mark Edwards Sound Composition ~ Oscar Dawson Choreographer - Aisha Kuryana Production Assistants ~ Freya Esders, Lewis Mitchell, Callum Mitchell Editor ~ Marty Gilchrist Colourist ~ CJ Dobson 'Pocket Post’ Visual Effects ~ The Pixel Kitchen © JERRY PROJECTS 2016
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A documentary about my childhood home, all childhood homes and the past lives of old buildings. Written and Directed by Casimir Nozkowski (casimirnozkowski.com) Narrated by Casimir Nozkowski, Thomas Nozkowski, Joyce Robins Filmed and Edited by Casimir Nozkowski Music by Alexander Strung Re-Recording Engineering by Tod Chapman Color Timing by Eyal Dimant I grew up on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in a building that was once a synagogue, a whiskey still, a raincoat factory and when I was born there, a studio for my artist parents. They moved in after they got married in 1967 and rented the top two floors for 45 years from another family. In 2012, the 130-year-old building was sold by that family and my parents moved out. But before they did, I filmed the hell out of it. And I realized I shared history with countless people who had lived or worked in this old building over two centuries. I filmed the neighborhood I grew up in and saw how rare old buildings with shared histories were becoming. My documentary is about my childhood home and how much of the past you could still see in it when we left. It’s about the development of a neighborhood a lot of lives have passed through and whether you can protect that legacy while still making room for new lives and new memories. In making my movie, I tried to follow some advice my mom gave me: “Don’t make a movie about moving out. Make it about how great it was to live here.” I like that sentiment but I couldn’t help wondering what was going to happen next to the old building I grew up in. - Casimir Nozkowski 2012: New York Times article about my family’s time at 70 Hester Street: http://nyti.ms/28JVGjK 2013: CSC Landscape Holdings (the new owner) renovates 70 Hester Street http://bit.ly/28JgeK9 2015: 70 Hester Street goes back on the market http://bit.ly/28JVDo8 2016: 70 Hester Street is sold again http://bit.ly/28Jgf0K 70 Hester Street (the movie) premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival 2014 Other festivals include: Rooftop Films, Vassar Filmfest, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, Boston Jewish Festival, Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival, Kansas City Jewish Film Festival, San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, Toronto Jewish Film Festival, Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival, Athens Jewish Film Festival, Hartford Jewish Film Festival and was a finalist at the Robinson International Short Film Competition
Sunday, June 19, 2016
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Vaiana Gauthier and I were in the same city, and decided to celebrate by making a one-minute animation in one month. We jammed with all materials we had, in A4 and A5 little pieces of paper. It took us just a minuscule tiny little bit longer than a month (ages) By Vaiana Gauthier, Dante Zaballa Sound Design: Fede Chiclana
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Director: James Lees Executive Producer: Danielle Hinde Producer: Mark McCune DP: Kate Arizmendi Production Designer: Paris Pickard Costume Designer: Christina Flannery Make Up/Hair: Kevianno Editor: Brian Vannucci Colorist: Ricky Gausis/MPC VFX: Bemo Sound Mix: Alex Reeves CAST Lil Dicky as Himself Isabelle Loeb as the Bride
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Friday, June 17, 2016
By creating mesmerizing designs in the snow just by walking in a pair of snowshoes the british artist Simon Beck takes hiking in the mountains to a whole other level Simon Beck was one of 4 artists that were invited to Stryn in Norway. The inspiration they found here led to unique art projects! See other films in this project: Kneip- Designer duo : http://bit.ly/261ZW7u Benedicte Årsland- Cellist: http://bit.ly/1UEA71V #inspirasjonstryn http://bit.ly/261ZR3I
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At 85 years old, organic raisin farmer and lifelong river advocate Walt Shubin is not slowing down. He has dedicated the last 65 years of his life to restoring California’s once-mighty San Joaquin River to the wild glory he remembers as a young boy. Driven by his passion for the river, and despite worn out knees and joints, he takes us on a journey to help us understand why this river is so important to all of us as well. Learn more about the San Joaquin River and take action to restore its health at http://bit.ly/1ZWv2Go Director: Justin Clifton Editors: Chris Cresci & Justin Clifton Cinematographer: Chris Cresci Featuring: Walt Shubin Location: Kerman, California Music: Abstract Aprils, The Weight of Familiarity Blake Ewing, Ocean Run Matthew Kidd, A Reflective Conversation in Bb graded with FilmConvert.
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The new album Songs From THE LION is out now! iTunes: http://bit.ly/1S8RaqW Amazon: http://bit.ly/1Ou7XKw Spotify: http://bit.ly/1S8QMsC Follow Benjamin Scheuer http://bit.ly/1Ou7t7h Twitter: http://bit.ly/1S8RaHs Instagram: http://bit.ly/1Ou7tnN Facebook: http://bit.ly/1S8Rgir SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/1Ou7XKx Benjamin Scheuer is on Tour: http://bit.ly/1S8PSwg ************** Video Credits: Director: Peter Baynton Words and Music: Benjamin Scheuer Executive Producer: Fritzi Nicolaus, Peter Baynton Production companies: Radish Pictures, Rumble Production: Rob Jelley Director of Photography: Peter Ellmore Camera Assistant: Toby Goodyear Animators: Jeroen Jaspaert, Peter Baynton Gaffer: Paul Allen Studio Manager: Conor Joyce Runner: Verity Baynton Test Models: Duncan Harte, James Ayling Colourist: Toby Tomkins at CHEAT Visit Radish Pictures here http://bit.ly/1Ou8lIM Follow us on Twitter @radishpictures (http://www.twitter.com/radishpictures) Visit Rumble here http://bit.ly/1S8Q3aL Follow Rumble on twitter https://twitter.com/rumblelondon
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Thursday, June 16, 2016
http://bit.ly/1tzaB8F In 2008 British Championship rally driver, Nick Rowland, walked away from the sport to pursue a career as a film director. However his passion for the sport remained a consistent in his life and it was inevitable that he would bring this remarkable sport to the big screen. In the history of cinema, there has never been a film made about rally driving and it was going to take someone with the same tenacity found within rally drivers to try. Group B is Rowland’s first test at the genre. Despite its A-Level cast and strong production value, Group B was made at the National Film and Television School in London, UK. It was Rowland’s graduation project and was made on the allotted budget of £14,000. Since its premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival, Group B has screened at more than a dozen festivals around the world and was nominated for a Student Oscar as well as won the Royal Television Society’s Student Award for Best Post Graduate Fiction. The filmmakers hope that the film’s success might lead to a future feature.
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Directed and photographed by Pedro Martín-Calero Written by Daniel Remón, Joe Rosen and Pedro Martín-Calero Edited by Sacha Szwarc Music by Olivier Arson Art direction and costume by Jose Tirado Executive Producer Paul Weston Produced by Joao Daponte and Corin Taylor Produced by Colonel Blimp
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From the floral-covered steps of City Hall to the sweat-drenched dancefloor of Precinct DTLA, we Angelenos stood together (over 2,000 in fact) to honor the members of our fellow LGBTQIA family in Orlando whose lives were cut senselessly short over the weekend. The range of mourning (some choosing silence, others spoken word and a few using dance) from all walks of life wholeheartedly touched me. In fact, the bittersweet beauty of it all riveted me so much I decided to share some of my experience via video. “We are a gentle angry people” indeed. We have made our visibility known in numbers as we mourn, but now let’s make sure to keep that momentum as we act (in honor of those who are no longer able to fight). Get involved via everytown.org/act. #DisarmHate Song Used: “Letters Of A Traveller” by Ólafur Arnalds, Alice Sara Ott Additional Camera: Efrain Lopez
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What does an art gallery do for an artist? What fuels the global expansion of galleries like Gagosian and White Cube? And how has the internet affected the way galleries do business? In the second installment of “The Art Market Series (in Four Parts),” we look at the complex ecosystem of commercial galleries to probe these questions—and get to the root of how galleries effectively steward artists’ careers, promote their work, and protect their markets. Gallerists, artists, and art-world influencers like Amalia Dayan, Daniella Luxembourg, Dominique Lévy, Michele Maccarone, Elmgreen & Dragset, Josh Baer, Stefan Simchowitz, and Sarah Thornton provide their insights. Galleries is the second installment of a four-part documentary series, preceded by Auctions and followed by Patrons and Art Fairs. Together, the four segments tell a comprehensive story about the art market’s history and cultural influence, providing an approachable yet nuanced introduction to a extraordinary subject. Visit http://bit.ly/1XMT5ss to watch all the films. The series is produced in collaboration with UBS and directed by Oscar Boyson. Director - Oscar Boyson Editor - Nate DeYoung Producer - Sean Barth Produced By - Neighborhood Watch Films Director of Photography - David Russo Assistant Editor - Erin DeWitt Assistant Editor - Matthew Hart Sound - Colin Alexander Music - Jay Wadley of Found Objects Music Production Color - Irving Harvey
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016
We asked people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s to tell us memories they never want to forget. To learn about Alzheimer’s disease, visit the Alzheimer’s Association at alz.org. Thank you for sharing your memories: Myriam Marquez 68, age at diagnosis: 62 Lon Cole 68, age at diagnosis: 62 Frances Smersh 49, age at diagnosis: 48 Irene Japha 62, age at diagnosis: 57 Nancy Johnson 54, age at diagnosis: 51 Bob Wellington 75, age at diagnosis: 70 Music: Chemistry by Frisco J http://bit.ly/23cf2lq For licensing and media inquiries: rudy@cut.com Produced, Directed, and Edited by Cut.com
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Thomas Weller, a.k.a. “The San Diego Highwayman” has been rescuing people stranded on the side of the road for 48 years. When he was 16 years old, he drove his car into a ditch. A man came along and rescued him, asking only that Thomas pay it forward one day. Since that time, Weller has rescued thousands of people who were stranded in one way or another. Weller hands them a card that says “You don’t owe me a thing. I’ve been there too. Someone once helped me out, just the way I’m helping you. If you really want to pay me back, here’s what you do: don’t let the chain of love end with you. Back in August of 2011, Weller’s famous rescue car “Beulah” was totalled during a rescue. The remains of his prized car still sit in his back yard. Weller simply can’t afford to repair the car but has dreams of getting her back on the road while he’s still able to help others. About the Project: http://bit.ly/1ZRO3K8 While I’m Here | The Legacy Project is a series of videos that profile living legacies while they’re still doing what they do best … turning life into legacy. I decided to start this project after missing out on the chance to tell the story of a man from my hometown who dedicated his life to helping others. That man’s name was Frank Dymock. For years, Frank opened his garage to the public and sharpened skates free of charge. He wouldn’t accept a dime. He was an icon in the place where I grew up, and I always wanted to tell his story while he was still here. Regretfully, I let time pass, and Frank passed away before I had the chance to tell his story. This project is dedicated to him and to countless others who live selflessly and truly leave a legacy, forever impacting the lives of the people lucky enough to cross their paths. This project is 100 per cent a passion project. It’s self funded and something I wanted to do to pay it forward to people like Frank and Thomas (The San Diego Highwayman) who is profiled in this first film. The crew and I have donated our time and personal expense to make this first film happen, and I am truly grateful that we were able to do so. Special Thanks: A very special thanks to Thomas and his wife Patti, who spent so much time with us and opened their doors to allow us to help tell this special story. Credits: Director | DP | Editor: Brent Foster Second Cinematographer: Gerald Mabee Audio and Production: Tammy Foster Website: http://bit.ly/1OqIt0D Twitter: http://twitter.com/fostervisuals Facebook: http://bit.ly/1ZROV1c Project site: http://bit.ly/1ZRO3K8 Music: The Music Bed & iStock Thanks for taking the time to view, and please stay tuned for the next film!
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Written, directed & edited by Brandon Daley - coolbrandond@gmail.com Starring Paul Gordon, Amy Johnson and Sarah Sherman Cinematography by Drew Angle Produced by Madison Ginsberg Art by Sarah Sherman - sarahsquirm.tumblr.com OFFICIAL SELECTIONS/SCREENINGS: Slamdance (2016) Chicago Underground (2016) - WINNER OF BEST COMEDY Florida Film Festival (2016) Maryland Film Festival (2016) Sarasota Film Festival (2016) Calgary Underground (2016) Boston Underground (2016)
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CREDITS Label: Warp Records Director: Mimi Cave Director of Photography: Alexander Dynan Producer: Dale Wilson Executive Producer, Doomsday: Danielle Hinde Head of Production, Doomsday: Daniel Kent AC: Kyle Adcock Gaffer: Joe Vargo Key Grip: Matt Malone Props: Angela Worrell Glam: Robbin Kraus Editor: Blake Bogosian Assistant Editors: Joelle Wagner, Seth Andrews Colorist: Eric Pascua Dancers: Chris Asaka, Latifa AlasadCraig, Peyton Ackley, Dana Barnes, Ray Boggues, Eric Broadnax, Malik Broadnax, Isaiah Cotton, Curtis Cross, Zarah Crowell, Marshall Darey, Marlec Davis, Aja R. Edwards, Sean Ellington. Shantynique Forté, Brendon Flowers, Justin Gaines, Dion Glenn, Willie Green, Vincent Huff, London Hughes, Joshua Jenkins, Christopher Johnson, Kayla Kimbro, Kyla Lewis, Rachel J Matthews, Aaron M Badugha, Arionna McIntosh, Jazmond Merritt, Jauhar Page, John Patton, Kennedy Patton, Haleem Ar Rasheed, Arielle Riley, LaNiya Robinson, Charles Sewell, Paris Singletary, Zharia Taylor, Kiaris Taylor, Malcom Thomas, Dru Wes, Corey Whitfell, David Williams, Jonté M Williams, Walter Williams Special Thanks: Beast Editorial SF, Bonnie J. Oits
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Tuesday, June 14, 2016
When the producer of a hit reality TV show receives inside information about a contestant from the show’s psychologist on its closing night, her moral compass is tested. A short film by Sarah Gertrude Shapiro, co-creator of Lifetime’s UnREAL. Starring Anna Camp (Pitch Perfect, True Blood), Ashley Williams (The Jim Gaffigan Show, How I Met Your Mother), and Frances Conroy (American Horror Story, Six Feet Under). Made at AFI. Subscribe to our Vimeo Channel: http://bit.ly/1tpmCwt Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/1Utfb1P Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/FilmSchoolShort Learn more about the show: kqed.org/fss Film School Shorts is a production of KQED.
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Something special happens when you turn off of Interstate 10 at Van Horn, Texas, on your way to Marfa. The sky opens up, cars become few and far between, you climb to almost 5,000 feet above sea level, and time slows down. The scale of the ruggedly beautiful land is vast and isolating. It instills a transcendent feeling of possibility, potential, and independence—a feeling that has inspired filmmakers, artists, poets, and cowboys for centuries. Client: Adobe Link: http://adobe.ly/1ZOLt7I
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• If You Dare • Music video for Toybloïd Directed by Paulynka Hricovini & Anthony Sarrus (aka Framekit studio) Produced by Les Films de Morphée Animation assistant • Jeanne Boukra • Special thanks to • Gwendoline Gamboa • Agnes Tai • Alexis Burlat • Toybloïd http://bit.ly/1UstGTD Framekt Studio http://bit.ly/1UNvLrV Les Films de Morphée http://bit.ly/1UssRdy
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Monday, June 13, 2016
An unsuccessful writer is hailed as a prophet when his novel is discovered by a secret cult. Written and Directed by Khyan Mansley Executive Producers Melissa Schneider Kathleen Grace Jay Pond-Jones Produced by Rebecca Hewett Khyan Mansley Starring Khyan Mansley Lucy Pearman Lottie Johansson Letty Butler Adam Loxley Helen Kennedy David Elms Chris Kendall Featuring Mitchell Davis Director of Photography Ciaran O'Brien Edited by Khyan Mansley Music by Paul Tyan Jake Bowser The Crookes Sound Design Dan Pugsley Colour Ciaran O'Brien 1st Assistant Director Tibo Travers 3rd Assistant Director Alessandro Farrattini Pojani Makeup Edie Flowers Emma Read Costume Lindsey Pond-Jones Sound Recordist Ollie Drummond Assistant Camera Christine Alexander Gaffer Richard Scott Production Assistants Curtis Jordan Hudson Conor O’Mara Special thanks Matt Hok, Laura Schwartz, Adrianna Monteagudo, Jon Salvia, Harry Hitchens, Estée Lalonde, Aslan Ry, Reggie, Paul Neafcy, Tim Butcher, Sushan Mansley, Anthony Lee, Lucy Ross, Ben Williams, Jack Howard, Laurence Berridge, Chris Berridge, Rosemary Stegman, Zak Harney.
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Music video for YeYe ■Director / Edit EISUKE SHIROTA ■Art Director SHUN YONEMURA ■Cinematographer SHIGEO TAMURA ■Lighting Director HIROYUKI OTA ■Stylist NAOKO ASUKE ■Hair&Make MASASHI TATENO ■CG ATSUSHI YAMAZUMI ■MA WATARU TODA ■Producer YOSHITAKA KAWASHIMA ■Production MOTHERS http://bit.ly/25Y7G6U ■Co-operation ULTRA-VYBE ■Costume Coordination shop Rallye http://bit.ly/1Xkpjfn sneeuw http://bit.ly/25Y7hBs sunshine to you! http://bit.ly/1XkreAw nemunemu http://bit.ly/25Y6Wyx ■Starring YeYe Seido Tanaka senoo ricky Jun Hamada ◼︎Label Rallye Label
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Across the U.S. River surfing communities are popping up. This is due, in part, to cities cleaning and reclaiming their river waterfronts. Years ago Missoula, Montana clean its river and cleared the way for Montana’s first surf community. KB and Luke sit at the healm of this community and the future of the sport. Finalist - Telluride Mountainfilm 2016
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Lena Dunham has a meditation session from hell in this Vogue original short. Featuring: Jack Antonoff, Lena Dunham, Cole Escola, Jemima Kirke, Rafa Kirke, Jenni Konner, Beau Sam Liz Watson & Constance Wu. Directed by Steven Brahms Written by Liz Watson Fashion Editor Felicia Garcia Rivera Cinematographer Zac Adams Assistant Director & Editor Graham Mason Sound Rich Gavin Sound Mix Greg Tobler Color Gabriele Turchi Music Dashel Hammerstein
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Sunday, June 12, 2016
Storyteller: Zach Anner Live Action Director: Craig Young Animation Director: Layla Atkinson Animation: Jon Clarke Animation Designer: Dominic Beattie Compositor: Rok Predin Editor: Craig Young Assistant Editor: Zoe Desgraupes Series Director: Craig Young Series Producer: Grant Cummings Line Producer: Sarah Forbes Campbell Line Producer: Daniel Negret Animation Producer: Justin Weyers Animation Exec Producer: Richard Barnett D.O.P: Adam Feeny Camera Assistant: Philip Sheldon Sound Recordist: Martin Pederson Floor Runner: Andi Jackson Production Manager: Hussain Ahmed Production Assistant: Jonah Sugden Sound Designer: Raoul Brand Animation Production: Made Visual Studio/Trunk Line Producer For Red Bull Media House: Daniel Strobl Executive Producers For Red Bull Media House: Steve Kidgell, Caroline Hunt
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Me and the best team on Mother Earth - Photosafari.kz were made some shots during the trip to Issyk-Kol lake in Kyrgyzstan. Just in one day, we were able to visit three totally different places - cold mountains with a lot of snow, dry and hot canyons, and lake shore itself. With my erased tires I have not done much on bike :D but still, I think, video footage done well. Video Footage: Vladislav Koshko, Katherine Koshko, Konstantin Kikividze, Ulyana Saitova. Editig: Vladislav Koshko Music: Son Lux – Easy Big thanks to PhotosafariKZ team!
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Saturday, June 11, 2016
“The Scarecrow” documents the complete step by step process of creating a character starting from a simple sketch in 2014 to a fully developed gallery show piece in 2016 debuting at Jim McKenzie’s “Lost Magic” at Copro Gallery. Film By: Jim McKenzie Music Written By: Jim McKenzie, Tomi Ervi Orchestration By: Tomi Ervi Gallery Footage: Dave Yeaman Resin Caster: Christopher Dumbos Cake maker: Dante Nuno of Fire And Icing Paint Assistant: Kenneth Christian Publicist: Melissa Ximena Gol‘ebiowski of Lost Literati PR Special Thanks to: Aardman Nathan Love Erica Miller & Gary Pressman of Copro Gallery Trust Collective For more art go to: www.JimMcKenzie.net
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a REALREGAZ production Directed by Andrea Barone Cinematography by Anton Smári Gunnarsson Assistant Director Eleonora Cristin Scriptee Ivana Gloria Moodboards by Liat Annina Polishuk Editing by Barone Grade by Simona Cristea Music by Minuit “Caféine” (Simone Ringer/ Raoul Chichin/ Clément Aubert/ Joseph Delmas/ Azzedine Djelil/ Tanguy Truhe) Because Editions (p) & © 2015 Because Music Special thanks to ARRI uk & Rushes
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Friday, June 10, 2016
Method Design was tapped by production company RSA to concept and create this year’s AICP sponsor reel. The AICP awards celebrate global creativity within commercial production. Method Design wanted to create an entertaining piece of design that encapsulates the innovative and prolific nature of this industry. Our aim was to showcase the AICP sponsors as various dancing avatars which playfully reference the visual effects used throughout production. Motion capture, procedural animation and dynamic simulations combine to create a milieu of iconic pop dance moves that become an explosion of colorful fur, feathers, particles and more. Credit: Concept, Design & Direction: Method Design Production: Method Studios NY Client: RSA/AICP
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The fact that today, most seeds that grow our food are bred by agrochemical companies to be chemically dependent is totally @#$%’d up. To try and shed some light on an alternative method of growing our food stuffs, we partnered with our new friends The Butler Bros and the Clif Bar Family Foundation to create Mr. Seed, a foul mouthed, organic seed evangelist that is equal parts cute and dirty. Please visit www.seedmatters.org for more info. Executive Creative Director: Ryan Honey Executive Producer: Maurie Enochson Creative Director: Joe Mullen Head of CG: Doug Wilkinson Producer: Emily Rickard Production Coordinator: Kaitlyn Mahoney Art Director: Laura Yilmaz Animation Director: Alessandro Ceglia Character Design: Joe Mullen, Kenesha Sneed Storyboards: Laura Yilmaz, Kendra Ryan, Alessandro Ceglia, Craig Yamamoto Editor: Alessandro Ceglia Concept Art and Matte Painting: Laura Yilmaz, Scott Huntsman, Susan Yung, Audrey Yeo Design: Laura Yilmaz, Joe Mullen, Susan Yung, Scott Huntsman, Audrey Lee, Rasmus Bak, Xoana Herrera, Vincent Tsui, Jenny Ko, Kenesha Sneed, Colin Graham CG Lead: Alex Dingfelder Modeling: Eric Pagtaconan, Wing Sze Lee, Michele Herrera, John Niehuss, Mingoo Park, Jens Lindgren, Eyad Hussein, Alex Dingfelder, Arvid Volz, Brice Linane, Rie Ito Look Development Lead: Alex Dingfelder Look Development: Wing Sze Lee, Eric Pagtaconan, Michele Herrera, Jens Lindgren, John Niehuss, Mingoo Park Rigging TD: Ernesto Ruiz Velasco Character TD: Eyad Hussein, Ernesto Ruiz Velasco Pipeline and FX TD: Albert Omoss Additional Rigging: Lee Wolland 3D Animation: Alessandro Ceglia, Tyler Lancaster, Dony Permedi, Adam Floeck 2D Screen Animation: Vincent Tsui, Debora Cruchon, Rafael Araujo, Nicole Stafford Lighting Direction: Alex Dingfelder Lighting: Wing Sze Lee, Jens Lindgren, Alex Dingfelder, Eric Pagtaconan, Michele Herrera Compositing Lead: Alex Dingfelder Compositing: Wing Sze Lee Music and Sound Design: Antfood Voice of Mr Seed: Pete Holmes
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Thursday, June 9, 2016
Music: Søren Stenager Cut to Bliss: Force of Fashion is my graduate Thesis film, a motion graphic film of vignettes that explore fashion as a way to express female empowerment. Composed from graphic illustrations and digital animations, the film uses geometric patterns and shapes to create an emotional and thought-provoking visual narrative that encourages the viewer to add their own observations.
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Majulah - ‘Onward’. When we pass by landscapes they appear fixed in time, but they change around us constantly. The idea behind this film to reveal this change by returning to the same camera positions over the years. Special thanks to Michael for the amazing soundtrack, and for keeping me motivated over the past few years of shooting. Keith Loutit | http://bit.ly/24CVeXH | http://bit.ly/1Yc6H0h Michael Adler Miltersen | http://bit.ly/24CVpSU | http://bit.ly/1Yc7EWu
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An apocalyptic short comedy about love and neuroses, written and directed by Heather Jack http://bit.ly/1tcTubK 2015 Tribeca Film Festival World Premiere 2015 Mill Valley Film Festival Official Selection 2015 Tacoma Film Festival Official Selection 2015 Heartland Film Festival Official Selection 2015 Napa Valley Film Festival Official Selection 2015 Underexposed Film Festival Director’s Choice 2016 Santa Barbara International Film Festival Official Selection 2016 Los Angeles Comedy Festival Official Selection Cast: Lyle Friedman, John Anderson, Doug Moe, Griffin Newman, Shacottha Fields, Alexis Pereira Producers: Mary Rohlich, Jacob Robinson, Devin Landin Editor: Sara Shaw Cinematographer: Mike Simpson Co-Producer: Lacy Wittman Production Designer: Maki Takenouchi Costume Designer: Olga Mill Composer: Ryder McNair Casting Director: Seth White
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Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Now far from the turbulent days of his vagabond youth, Dean Chetwynd reflects on the events that have come to signify his paranoid art and secluded life. Director, Producer & Co-Editor Ben Kitnick Associate Producer Troy Farah DP & Co-Editor Saxon Richardson Score Markus Rennemann Special Thanks Alexa Levine Matthew Powell Dan Weser Zach Jones Jay Walker
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Virtual reality, 360-degree videos, social networks, video games that look like movies and movies that resemble video games: I think that most of the entertainment`s world nowadays has become monstrous and it is no longer just eyes` illusion, but often illusion of the mind. I do not know about you but personally, among all these innovation`s turbines, I find myself still attracted by ancient methods and tools which continue to fascinate me. Some time ago I came across a phenakistoscope (also spelled as phenakistiscope or phenakitiscope or phantasmascope or phantascope), an antique optical instrument that displays animated images (practically current animated gif) invented in 1832 by Joseph Plateau. I then found some scans of these circles on the Internet and I began to digitally animate them. After a few attempts, I started to combine these animations trying to create something original and unpublished. Eventually, in order to stay on, I created a stop motion with paper toys from nineteenth-century that open and close the video. The music was carefully crafted by Al-Maranca. The result of all this work is called “L'illusion de Joseph” in honour of Joseph Plateau, inventor of phenakistoscope. Enjoy :) Created and Directed by Pask D'Amico for Klesha production http://bit.ly/1tayRgk Music by Al-Maranca in “Il ballo della coccinella sul panno bianco” (A.Maranca) http://bit.ly/1tiqjEW Special thanks to Luca Spennato for photography supervision http://bit.ly/1taykv4 ITA Realtà virtuale, video a 360 gradi, social networks, videogiochi che sembrano film e film che sembrano videogiochi: la dimensione dell'intrattenimento oggi giorno è diventata mostruosa e non è più solo illusione dell'occhio ma illusione della mente. Non so voi ma io in tutto questo turbine di innovazione ancora sono attratto da strumenti e metodi antichi che continuano ad affascinarmi. Tempo fa mi sono imbattuto nel fenachistoscopio (anche conosciuto come fenachistiscopio, phenakistiscopio, fantasmascopio (phantasmascope) o fantascopio (phantascope), un antico strumento ottico che consente di visualizzare delle immagini animate (praticamente le nostre odierne gif animate) inventato da Joseph Plateau nel 1832. Su internet ho trovato delle scansioni di questi dischi ottocenteschi ed ho iniziato ad animarli digitalmente. Dopo un pò di tentativi ho cominciato a combinare queste animazioni cercando di creare qualcosa di originale ed inedito. Poi per rimanere in tema ho creato uno stop motion con dei paper toys ottocenteschi che aprono e chiudono il video. La musica è del mio amico e musicista Al Maranca. Da tutto questo lavoro nasce “L'illusion de Joseph” in onore a Joseph Plateau, inventore del fenachistoscopio . Buona visione.
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Client : 林暐哲音樂社有限公司 Willlin Music Ltd. Design Agency視覺策畫 : Grass Jelly Studio 仙草影像 Executive Producer : Muh Chen陳奕仁 Visual Consultant : Smoky Tu涂皓欽 Project Manager : Iris Liao 廖梓雯 Artist ：Smoky Tu 涂皓欽 / Shape Chen 陳生珮 Production : 人森工作室 Foresters Studio Design & Animation DEPT.：Foresters 人森 Director & VFX Supervisor : Smoky Tu 涂皓欽 2D & 3D Animation：Smoky Tu 涂皓欽 / Gene Tu 涂傑恩 Music / 蘇打綠 Sodagreen - 城市 City
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Free one’s board from fins, and free one’s self - the philosophy of one of Australia’s great authentic surfers. Presenting a stripped back portrait of Derek Hynd, shot in winter 2015, over 2 weeks at Jeffrey’s Bay. WINNER - Reelers Surfing World Short Film Competition 2016 HONORABLE MENTION - San Diego Surf Film Festival 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Canary Islands Surf Film Festival 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Madrid Surf Film Festival 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Patagonia Santa Monica film festival 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Vagabonde Festival 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Miami International Film Festival, June 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Kona Surf Film Fest 2017 Director/Cinematographer - Andrew Kaineder Editor - Jai Rakic Music - Drew Innocend
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RAWTEKK : Here’s To Them / MEDIC58 MedSchool ©2016 / a division of Hospital-Records Ltd. all visuals by the denial.of.service ©2016 many thanks to Christine & Stefan (rawtekk) for their invaluable help with the footage & the incredible tune & to Jef (methlab agency) for making this happen. purchase links : - http://bit.ly/1TVAXrk - http://bit.ly/1TYEj20 Rawtekk: http://bit.ly/1TVAUvz http://bit.ly/1TYCUsh https://twitter.com/rawtekk denial.of.service: http://bit.ly/1yRBjEX http://bit.ly/1TYDhTJ http://bit.ly/1yRBjEY https://twitter.com/densityofstate http://bit.ly/1zYo3T7 http://bit.ly/1TVBr0E http://bit.ly/1TYDnuL methlab-agency: http://bit.ly/1TVAWnb http://bit.ly/1TYDYfG http://bit.ly/1TVATIa http://bit.ly/1TYDdn4 https://twitter.com/methlabagency Med School: http://bit.ly/1TVBNEm http://bit.ly/1TYDyWF http://bit.ly/1TVAVzM reference: http://bit.ly/1TYDp5R http://bit.ly/1TVACVI’s_algorithm // http://bit.ly/1TYDAxL // http://bit.ly/1TVBfyt http://bit.ly/1TYEhHq http://toxiclibs.org
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Tuesday, June 7, 2016
MUSIC VIDEO YEAR: 2016 DIRECTOR: ALBERT SALA EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: ANDREU VIDAL HEAD OF PRODUCTION: BLANCA BALLESTÉ PRODUCTION COORDINATOR: ANGIE QUINTANA PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS: PATRICIA FRANQUESA, DANI VELÁZQUEZ, FERRAN ROMEU, TONI MAGDALENA 1st AD: GUILLEM COMA DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PAU MUÑOZ FOCUS PULLER: XÈNIA PINTÓ CAMERA ASSISTANT: JAVIER REQUENA, VICENÇ TINOCO KEY GRIP: ADRIÀ PETANÀS GAFFER: CARLES ROMÁN SPARKS: MARIA GONZÁLEZ, YAIZA CASTELLVÍ, JAUME MUNTADA, SANTI RODRÍGUEZ, PAU RAMÍREZ, LOLA ERRANDO PHOTOGRAPHER: LITA BOSCH PRODUCTION DESIGNER: JOSÉ TIRADO ART ASSISTANTS: PUTXI, PEP MORELL STYLISTS: VERÓNICA FEBRERO STYLING ASSISTANT: MAR MUÑOZ HAIR AND MAKE UP: NURIA RIBERA EDITOR: XAVI TRILLA POST PRODUCTION & VFX: NICO ZARZA VFX ASSISTANT: GERARD ROMEA COLOR GRADING: ÁLVARO ROBLES GRAPHICS: POL PEREZ, ANDREA EDERRA SOUND DESIGN:Miquel Àngel Riaza - La fabrica del CARBÓN CASTING: ESTHER MARGARIT, JORDI VILCHES, XAVIER MARTÍNEZ, JORGE PRAT, BERNAT ARDÈVOL, ANDREA EDERRA, VERÓNICA FEBRERO, ANDREU VIDAL, POL PÉREZ, ANGIE QUINTANA, LITA BOSCH SPECIAL THANKS: GRIP SUPPORT, JOANA COLOMAR, XAVI MAURI, ADRIÀ PAITUVÍ, JORDI CARLES, ROGER GUÀRDIA, ANA CUBA, LEANDRO SANTINI, JORDI GONZÁLEZ, FELIP DOCOLOMANSKY, SIMONE GHILARDOTTI, DOUGAL WILSON, JOAN SALA, GREG BARTH, HECTOR FERREÑO, AJUNTAMENT DE SANT CUGAT DEL VALLÈS, SERVICE VISION, ALBERT GRAU CAR OWNERS: ALEJANDRO, MIGUEL & MAGIN, JOSÉ MARIA SERRANO, ÀNGEL GALÁN Released by La Castanya on LP+Mp3, CD and Digital, listen to the entire album here: http://bit.ly/1WD4gEM • Distributed in the US and Canada through Carrot Top Distribution. • Distributed in the UK and Europe through Southern Records Distributors
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Monday, June 6, 2016
Watch our BAFTA nominated short film Emotional Fusebox! Follow the feature version, ADULT LIFE SKILLS, hitting UK cinemas and digital download on 24th June (US release TBC): http://bit.ly/1Y4guFN | http://twitter.com/adultlifeskills | http://bit.ly/22KnAzP NOMINATED - 2015 BAFTA Film Awards, Best Short Film NOMINATED - 2014 British Independent Film Awards, Best British Short OFFICIAL SELECTION - 2014 BFI London Film Festival Anna (Jodie Whittaker) lives a hermit’s life in her Mum’s garden shed. She wants to stay there but her Mum has other plans. A pilot for the feature film ADULT LIFE SKILLS. Commissioned by Creative England and the BFI. Writer director - Rachel Tunnard (BAFTA Brit to Watch) - http://bit.ly/1Y4h4mH | http://bit.ly/22KnUi2 | http://twitter.com/racheltunnard Producer - Michael Berliner (Screen International Star of Tomorrow) - http://bit.ly/1Y4hfhS | http://twitter.com/michaelberliner ANNA - Jodie Whittaker MARION - Lorraine Ashbourne JEAN - Marcia Warren FIONA - Rachael Deering ADAM - Edward Hogg
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1976 1976 No Copyright Infringement Intended 1976 1976 Conceptualized from the mind of Dion Lunadon Cut/Spliced by the hand of Ryan Ohm http://bit.ly/1VIGaY8 http://bit.ly/1U4H8eY A Weird Life Films Production In Association with FFIILLMM LLC 1976 No Copyright Infringement Intended 1976 1976
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An offbeat comedy short about a spiritualist missionary who becomes mistaken for a serial killer in a sleepy British seaside town. Please press CC for English subtitles. 2015 - Palm Springs International Shortfilm Festival (International Premiere) 2015 - Edinburgh International Film Festival (European Premiere) 2015 - FIRST International Film Festival Xining (Winner: Grand Jury Prize) 2015 - shnit International Shortfilmfest 2015 - Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2015 - St. Louis International Film Festival 2015 - Leeds International Film Festival 2015 - SNOB Film Festival 2016 - Manchester Film Festival 2016 - London Short Film Festival 2016 - Lisbon International Film Festival 2016 - China Women’s Film Festival 2016 - Leiden International Shortfilm Experience 2016 - Pennine Film Festival 2016 - FASTNET Film Festival 2016 - Short of the Week
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Sunday, June 5, 2016
Once Upon an Artist is a documentary series that narrates the experiences of the artists from a philosophical and poetic view. Each chapter is an interpretation of their work from a different approach. We use the tool of visual metaphor to redraw what our artists tell about their work. All during their work’s process. In Chapter One, the sculptor Rubén Fuentes tells us how hard was to create a 1’5 meter sculpture made of compact quartz. We follow him throughout his inspirational journey. ************************************************************************** “For a sculptor the material is anything that can be used to generate an object. It may be light, vacuum… Every idea needs a material and each material is a path with different landscapes. I start working at 7… until I drop. Working alone is hard, if you don’t enjoy what you do, you may look for another job Experience is circular, what you learn at first always comes back, and once you complete the circle, you fill the bag of new techniques. When an idea is born inside my head, it is in darkness, nobody can see it. Then I transfer it to a paper, I bring it to light, what lets me show it and see other’s reactions. Materials are the thread where ideas are created. All materials are noble but some of them give different sensations. Some colors are chosen for an emotional affinity. This piece has been designed to be touched. For me, sculpture today can be a way of communicating, a passion, and my way of life to create is to live, in an intense way. Maybe we’re all creators… Even unconsciously” ************************************************************************** Concept & Direction by Marc Guardiola and Pepe Ábalos Cinematography by Marc Guardiola Production Design by Nadia Montero Music by Papu Sebastián Sound Design by Pepe Ábalos Visual Effects by Marc Guardiola Shot on Sony FS700 + Odyssey 7Q Plus + Zeiss Lenses
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About the Work WOW has produced a 4K battle movie that personifies 3D animation software, “Max Man & Maya Man.” The special movie in conjunction with the announcement of the release of new versions of 3D animation software packages “Autodesk 3ds Max®” and “Autodesk Maya®.” This film features a battle scene between robots that personify the unique features of each software package, “Max Man” and “Maya Man.” WOW was in charge of planning, character design, and movie creation. Autodesk’s special site, the 3D model data for the two characters in the film, “Max Man” and “Maya Man” are made available free of charge for use within the software applications. Also, by providing free trial versions of the software packages and an environment that makes it easily accessible, they hope to spark an interest in VFX among new users and the younger generation. They plan to release 3D print data for Max Man and Maya Man, so it will be easy to make 3D prints of the characters. 作品について 3Dアニメーションソフトウェア「Autodesk 3ds Max®」および「Autodesk Maya®」の最新バージョンの発表に合わせ、4Kのスペシャルムービーを制作。各ソフトの特徴を擬人化したロボット「Max Man」と「Maya Man」に見立て、二体のバトルシーンを描いた。WOWは、企画、キャラクターデザイン、ムービー制作を担当。 オートデスクのスペシャルサイトでは、ムービー内で登場する二体のキャラクター「Max Man」と「Maya Man」の3Dモデルデータを無料で提供。同ソフトウェア上でキャラクターを使用した制作体験が可能。また、ソフトウェアの体験版も提供しており、若い世代や新規ユーザーが、よりアクセスしやすい環境、VFXへの興味喚起を狙いとしている。3Dプリント用のデータも公開予定となっており、「Max man」「Maya man」を気軽に3Dプリントすることも可能。 Staff Director / Designer：Tomoya Kimpara Music：Tokuro Oka Producer：Hiroshi Takahashi, Shinichi Saeki
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Please listen with headphones on, volume up Sub Pop http://u.subpop.com/lese_majesty Directed by Stephan Gray Produced by Zack Tupper VFX by Traver Hoar, David Godwin, Joe Garber Colored by Joel Voelker Shot/Edited by Stephan Gray Label: Sub Pop Records Images and Video courtesy of the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center http://go.nasa.gov/1RUthn5 Additional images provided by NASA from the Hubble & Cassini missions. Please go visit these galleries! - http://go.nasa.gov/1t9RJgf - http://go.nasa.gov/1RUthDB Go check out ALL of NASA’s image galleries. It’s incredible content. In case those wondering out there, there are slight variations in this version because of last minute decisions I made. Sub Pop and Shabazz both approved this cut, I just didn’t get it to them in time.
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Saturday, June 4, 2016
RUINS presents a fully loaded technicolor dreamscape in this original animation from Galen Pehrson, featuring a dynamic cast and Musical soundtrack by Daft Punk, Future Islands, Death Grips and Devendra Banhart. Starring Jena Malone, Rose McGowan, Gemma Ward and James Franco. . Live on RUINS. See more videos like this @ www.ruinsmag.com | Follow us on Twitter & IG @ruinsmag | See more of Pehrson’s work and follow the Word of Caged Pillows @ http://bit.ly/1Y6ACavwww.ruinsmag.com | Follow us on Twitter & IG @ruinsmag | See more of Pehrson’s work and follow the Word of Caged Pillows @ http://bit.ly/1Y6ACav
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Daylight wanes as sky becomes heavy. Isobars compress and warp; cross-sectioned onions on the nightly news. The coast awakens, transformed from the doldrums of summer. Warmth; a flickering memory, like those drawn upon for favourable conditions at half-forgotten spots. The ocean roars, resuming it’s age-old attack on the coastline in a relentless barrage of storm fronts. And so the hunt begins, chasing the nooks hidden from wind and seas. Schedule revolves around brief opportunities, better described as optimistic hunches. A goading carrot dangled, and ever so occasionally within reach. Winter chasing shapes on the fringes of the North Atlantic. A collections of moments captured along the way. Mar.
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Friday, June 3, 2016
http://bit.ly/1UmGYwC In this darkly comedic odyssey, Academy Award nominee Rinko Kikuchi (Babel, Pacific Rim) stars as Kumiko, a frustrated Office Lady whose imagination transcends the confines of her mundane life. Kumiko becomes obsessed with a mysterious, battered VHS tape of a popular film she’s mistaken for a documentary, fixating on a scene where a suitcase of stolen cash is buried in the desolate, frozen landscape of North Dakota. Believing this treasure to be real, she leaves behind Tokyo and her beloved rabbit Bunzo to recover it – and finds herself on a dangerous adventure unlike anything she’s seen in the movies.
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One year ago I decided to film my Grandma each time I visited New York. Over the course of three separate visits, her life changed dramatically. Director/DP/Editor: Travis LaBella Consulting Producer: Jacqueline Reyno Original Music: Zach Robinson Special Thanks: Paul Berner © LaBella Films, 2016
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Listen to the full album: http://bit.ly/1TbdB2D “The Worst In You” by Andy Shauf from the album ‘The Party,’ available now on Anti (World Excl. Canada) and Arts & Crafts (Canada) Created By: Winston Hacking (http://bit.ly/1sSIMao) Videos Courtesy Of: Prelinger Archives (http://bit.ly/1t6yPqw) Video Sourcing: Andrew Zukerman (http://bit.ly/1sSJ6G7) Film Processing and Transfer: Niagara Custom Lab (http://bit.ly/1t6yMek)
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Thursday, June 2, 2016
Besides the traffic, California is a beautiful place. Filmed entirely on RED. The shots in Yosemite were captured using the Highsight cable cam system. And a sunroof. Matt Pagan is the wave ripper and a local pro down in the LA area. Give him a follow on insta @matt_pagan. A www.Local.Studio Production Directed by Sean Slobodan Shot by Sean Slobodan, James Winegar, Jordan Overman, and Jac Scott Music “Airplane” by New Shack Co-Produced by Override Films and Mystery Box Massive thanks to Rachel Winegar, Matt Pagan, Scott Soens, Highsight Camera, Eric Robertson, Davis Ngarupe, Brad Kramer, the Park Rangers who pulled us over twice in Yosemite, and the beautiful wife Megan.
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A story of four young boys from the projects. Most New Yorkers who ride the subway have opinions about them, but what lies beneath these young performers is more than what meets the eye. Starring We Live This - http://bit.ly/1Ujxylx Written & Directed by James Burns - www.jamesburns.nyc Produced by Todd Wiseman Jr, Milos S. Silber, James Burns - www.hayden5.com Cinematography by Andrew Baris Edited by Andrew Baris, Andrew Rea Co-Produced by Bobby Burton, Andrew Baris, Andrew Rea Official Selection Tribeca Film Festival 2015 (Winner Special Jury Mention) Official Selection Flickers Rhode Island International Film Festival 2015 Official Selection Edmonton International Film Festival Festival 2015 (Winner First Place Best Short Doc) Official Selection Traverse City Film Festival 2015 Official Selection Woodstock Film Festival 2015 (Nominated for Best Short Doc) Official Selection Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival 2015 Official Selection Calgary International Film Festival 2015 Official Selection Regent Park Film Festival 2015 Official Selection Heart of Gold Film Festival 2015 Official Selection St. Louis International Film Festival Official Selection Durango Film Festival 2015 Official Selection Rooftop Film Festival 2016 Official Selection Florida Film Festival 2016 Official Selection Annapolis Film Festival 2016 (Winner Audience Award) Official Selection Short of the Week 2016
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I work as the filmmaker for Found Sound Nation, a Brooklyn based collective of musicians and artists who use music as a tool to help build strong, just, healthy communities. This is a short film about one of our projects; OneBeat Istanbul. In the spring of 2016 we worked with a group of Kurdish, Syrian and Turkish musicians in the city of Istanbul. Based out of a decommissioned energy plant in the centre of the city and over the course of 2 weeks, we organised public street studios, music workshops with youth groups, we worked with institutions helping blind children and those fleeing conflict, and recorded new music in a variety of spaces around the city; all culminating in a final showcase. This film is a short document of the work that we did, the music we shared; the sounds of the city and of those involved in the program. OneBeat grew out of a notion that musical collaboration is a uniquely powerful way to connect people across political and cultural barriers, which can in turn cultivate an international network of sound makers who can make a powerful impact on their local and global communities. For more information about OneBeat Istanbul, please visit http://1beat.org/ For more information about FSN, please visit http://bit.ly/1sOUliG A huge thank you to our program partners: Istanbul Bilgi University Istanbul Bilgi U Dept of Music Small Projects Istanbul Young Guru Academy Project Lift Sulukule Genclik Orchestrasi To find out more about how the organisation Small Projects Istanbul helps families from Syria living in Istanbul, please visit http://bit.ly/1Wy9D86 Project Lift is a volunteer organisation that offers creative arts therapy to refugee children from war-torn Syria. For more information please visit http://bit.ly/1sOUeUt
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Wednesday, June 1, 2016
How do we choose to mix influences when dealing with a medium as new as CG animation ? From live action independent movies to Japanese anime, CG animation is still a new form of media trying to find its own style, to differentiate itself from traditional cartoon. This short is a playful attempt at bringing those influences together, from the point of view of the characters themselves. Trough their interrogations, we ask ourselves if there is a different path to the way we treat animation today. This is a short movie directed by Valere Amirault and done by the people at Mecanique Generale.
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A fuzzy bachelor has engineered his wacky morning routine with robotic precision. SCREENINGS Cinequest Film Festival USA Film Festival - Finalist Foyle Film Festival, Northern Ireland Hamptons International Film Festival Montreal World Film Festival, Canada -Nominated – First Prize Short Films FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival St. Louis International Film Festival Chicago International Children’s Film Festival Best of the Midwest Awards (BMAs) -Nominated for Artistic Specialization in Stop Motion Animation Hawaii International Film Festival Anchorage International Film Festival Midwest Independent Film Festival Whitehead International Film Festival Carterton Film Society, New Zealand Omaha Film Festival Singapore International Children’s Film Festival, Singapore Dam Short Film Festival SouthSide Film Festival Lucca Film Festival, Italy Steve: Thomas Kelly (youtu.be/p8iib9uR4ZU) Writer/ Director: Meghann Artes (http://bit.ly/1NKhhao) Director of Photography: Scott Thiele (http://bit.ly/1SiCLKP) Music: Robert Steel (http://bit.ly/1Y4smGk) Sound Designer: Suzanne Goldish (http://bit.ly/1SiCJCF) Animator: Molly McCandless (http://bit.ly/1XhGUoJ)
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“ Cacophony ” is a 2D animation and motion graphics video that combines illustrations, abstract textures and color to create patterns that visualize unseen daily sounds. Through the eyes and ears of a young girl, the viewer can escape the harsh sounds of the urban environment and find solace in a serene inner world. We are surrounding by too much information and noises sometimes we feel overloaded. But don’t lose your inner peace for anything whatsoever, even if your whole world seems upset. Find balance in life and just moving on! 2016 School of Visual Arts, MFA Computer Art Student Film Software : Cinema 4D/ Photoshop/ After Effects Animation: Melody Shih Sound Mixing: NANAJOU ( http://bit.ly/1sMIHF3 ) Sound Editing: NANAJOU / WenguHu
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An observation of art, partnership, and the creative process – seen through the lens of post-apocalyptic dioramas. Read the review at Short of the Week! http://bit.ly/1P5bYQj Directed and Produced by The Drawing Room Featuring Lori Nix + Kathleen Gerber Original Music - tonefarmer Sound Design + Mix - Corey Folta Colorist - Phil Choe / Nice Shoes © 2016 The Drawing Room
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