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INORI (prayer) High-Speed Face-Tracking And High Speed (1000fps) Projection Mapping. Making http://bit.ly/2nEUTbM This project is achieved as collaborative work between AYABAMBI,TOKYO, Ishikawa Watanabe Lab, The University of Tokyo and WOW, responding the call for collaboration by Nobumichi Asai (WOW). Staff Nobumichi Asai [Creative Director | Technical Director - WOW] Shingo Abe [CG Director - WOW] Atsushi Yoshimura [Programmer - WOW] Ayaka Motoyoshi [Assistant Producer - WOW] Eiji Tanigawa [Director | Editor - TOKYO] Senzo Ueno [Director of Photography - TOKYO] Toshiyuki Takei / Shinya Masuda [Producer - TOKYO] Minami Chiwaki / Yuma Yoshimura / Kohei Takayama [Production Manager - TOKYO] Suzuko Ohgaki [Making Director - TOKYO] Aya Sato [Choreographer] AyaBambi [Cast] Oi-chan[Management] Shootings Tomorio Takahashi [Gaffer] Hisashi Morikawa / Mie Inaba / Akihiko Imai [Light Assistant] Takashi Ideguchi [Camera 1st Assistant] Shibuya Hiromi / Fujii Ryosuke [Camera 2nd Assistant] Setsu Fukushima / Ryosuke Taniguchi [Music - Ongakushitsu Inc.] Yosuke Nagao [Music Composer] Yasuo Fukuda [Colorist] Ryota Abe [Online Editor] Mizuki Kawano [Mixer - TAIYO KIKAKU co.,ltd] Special Thanks Yoshihiro Watanabe [Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory,University of Tokyo] Masatoshi Ishikawa [Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory,University of Tokyo] Tomoaki Teshima [Exvision] TOKYO ELECTRON DEVICE LIMITED Takeshi Yuasa / Kiwamu Sumino / Hiroshi Watase /Toru Yamashita Atsuko Kushima / Tomoaki Kiguchi http://bit.ly/2oDVZ51 - - - - - - The director, Tanigawa (TOKYO) made a proposal for the theme of “Life.” First, the soundtrack was composed according along the theme. The creative director, WOW’s Technical Director, Asai and the CG Director, Abe was inspired by the music and then made face mapping work. Aya Sato designed choreography. The crew of TOKYO, which Tanigawa directs, completed the project by making the video work. The music brought Asai the image of “the radioactive.” The destructive force of the radioactive could cause “death,” “suffering,” and “sorrow.” And “prayers” could overcome them. These subjects infuse AYABAMBI’s powerful performance. Their performance crushes and conquer black tears, skulls and the Heart Sutra. We built up the concept during the production and Abe designed animation for face mapping. There was a big challenge in technical aspects. We realized the new mapping system that allows us to follow intense performances by using the latest 1,000 fps projector, DynaFlash(*1) and a super speed sensor. It is very new and it had not been done before. Projected images become part of their skin and they transform their faces. At the beginning of our development, there was an issue, AYABAMBI would loose freedom of performances if we accelerated the tracking speed. Asai, Yoshimura (WOW), Lecturer Watanabe and Teshima (EXVISION) explored how we could keep the tracking speed securing the freedom of performances, taking three months of trial and error to reduce a few milliseconds. And we finally developed this system(*2). AYABAMBI is a dance unit who is internationally acclaimed working with Madonna and high fashion brands. TOKYO is an international award winning video production and famous for videos and commercial films employing technologies. Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory, the University of Tokyo focuses on the study of the innovative computer vision. This was an exciting opportunity that these talents met WOW, which has amazed the world with tech art like face mapping and VFX. *1 “DynaFlash” is developed jointly by Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory, the University of Tokyo and is commercialized by Tokyo Electron Device Limited. *2 For tracking hands, we use the dynamic projection mapping technology developed by Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory, the University of Tokyo. For tracking faces, we use the face mapping technology developed by the visual design studio, WOW inc.

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WATCH THE NEW SHOW BASED ON THE WEB SERIES STARTING WEDNESDAY MAY 17 9:30|8:30c ON ABC : http://abc.tv/2mTb9XF 00:00 - Episode 1: Friendship 01:17 - Episode 2: Walking 02:32 - Episode 3: Aging 03:51 - Episode 4: Animal Instincts 05:22 - Episode 5: Special Time 07:06 - Episode 6: Driving 08:36 - Episode 7: One Good Thing Created by Michael Killen and Samm Hodges, and produced by the team at Animal (www.animalstudio.com), “Downward Dog” is the original web series that provided the inspiration for the upcoming ABC comedy of the same name. ABC’s “Downward Dog” follows the day-to-day life of Nan (played by Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated Allison Tolman, “Fargo”), as told by her increasingly lonely and philosophical dog, Martin. The broadcast series is created and written by Samm Hodges and Michael Killen, who will executive produce with Mosaic Media Group’s Jimmy Miller and Sam Hansen, Animal’s Kathy Dziubek, and showrunners Kat Likkel and John Hoberg. It stars Tolman, Lucas Neff as Jason, Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Jenn, and Barry Rothbart as Kevin. The series, from Legendary Television and ABC Studios, premieres on ABC in May. Production Company: Animal (www.animalstudio.com) Creators: Michael Killen & Samm Hodges Director: Michael Killen Writer: Samm Hodges Director of Photography: Stephen Hunter Executive Producer: Michael Killen, Kathy Dziubek, Jim Kreitzburg, Danny Yourd Producer: Amy Kersnick, Nancy Richert Associate Producer: Ally Oleynik Editor: Elisabeth Voltz Post Producer: Nathan Voltz VFX: Animal Color & Finishing: Allan Stallard Title & Credit Design: Idil Gozde, Joe Oak Composer: Danny Bracken Sound Design: Defacto Sound (www.defactosound.com) Additional Music: Dr. Dog “The Breeze” STARRING Sadie Torles, Martin Rachel Vallozzi, Nan Samm Hodges, Martin’s Voice Jack Horovitz, Tony Mousse, Herself Myra Oleynik, Mousse Owner Dr. Joanna Rubin, Veterinarian Matt Dobbins, Veterinarian Assistant Hazel, Pepper Marilyn Hesemann, Pepper Owner

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Court-métrage fiction| Canada, Québec | 2015 | 21 min. | ALEXA | couleur | 1.85 | son 5.1 | Français with English Subtitles Distribution - Cast Dany Placard Sandrine Bisson Isabelle Blais Louis Champagne Équipe - Team Production : Gabrielle Tougas-Fréchette & Ménaïc Raoul (Voyelles Films) Réalisation : Jean-Marc E. Roy & Philippe David Gagné Scénario : Jean-Marc E. Roy & Philippe David Gagné Direction photo : Olivier Gossot Direction artistique : Maryse Touchette Montage : Jean-Marc E. Roy & Philippe David Gagné Son : Laurent Ouellette Musique : Dany Placard, Jean-Marc E. Roy, Philippe David Gagné Synopsis Bruno, trentenaire en mal de rêve, se retrouve à la rue suite à une rupture. Sans se décourager et sous l'œil maternaliste de sa grande sœur, il reprendra envie à ce gars de shop de remettre son suit bleu et de renouer avec une ancienne flamme. Bruno, in his thirties and in desperate need of a purpose, ends up homeless after a breakup. Without despairing and under the watchful eye of his motherly big sister, this sawmill worker will find the drive to put his beloved blue suit back on and to rekindle an old flame. Biographie des réalisateurs - Directors’ biography Jean-Marc E.Roy et Philippe David Gagné se sont rencontrés au Saguenay en 2002 et travaillent ensemble depuis 2008. Maintes fois boursiers du CALQ et de la SODEC, leurs productions ont été vues dans plusieurs pays, en festivals et à la télévision, et ont remporté de nombreux prix autour du globe. On a pu les suivre au Labrador dans leur série « PICK-UP: à la rencontre d’un bout du monde » qui a d’ailleurs remporté un Gémeaux en 2012. Une autre série web-documentaire, COWBOY: un rêve canadien, est également disponible sur le site de TV5 et est également en nomination aux Prix Gémeaux. Leur dernier court métrage, « Bleu Tonnerre », a été sélectionné en compétition à la Quinzaine des Réalisateurs à Cannes en 2015 et a remporté de nombreux prix. Les deux réalisateurs travaillent présentement à tourner leurs longs métrages respectifs (fiction pour Gagné et documentaire pour Roy) ainsi qu’à la production d’une nouvelle série documentaire « Retraite(s) » et de leur nouveau court métrage, « Crème de menthe » en 2017. Jean-Marc E.Roy and Philippe David Gagné met in Saguenay in 2002 and have worked together since 2008. Their shorts were seen in several countries and have won some prices around the globe in addition to being posted on the web and on American television (PBS). We were able to follow them in Labrador with PICK-UP who has won a Gemini in 2012. Another web documentary series, COWBOY: A Canadian dream, is also available TV5’s website and was also nominated for a Gemini Award. BLUE THUNDER has been selected in CANNES’S Director’s Fortnight in 2005. The two directors are currently working on there feature film. Their most recent short, CRÈME DE MENTHE, will be released in 2017. Carrière du film - Film’s career •QUINZAINE DES RÉALISATEURS – Festival de Cannes •13e IFF Pacific Meridian, Vladivostok, Russie •Festival de Nouveau Cinéma, Montréal •Raindance film festival, London UK •Guanajuato Film Festival, San Miguel de Allende, Mexique •59e BFI London Film Festival, London, UK •16e Off-Court, Trouville, France •Orlando Film Festival, USA •Bogoshorts Film Festival, Bogota, Colombie •Berlin Interfilm, Berlin, Allemagne •Curta Cinema – Rio de Janeiro Intl Short film, Brésil •Asiana International Film Festival, Séoul, Corée du Sud •Franzoesische Filmtage Tuebingen, Stuttgart, Allemagne •Festival Séquence court métrage, Toulouse, France •Zagreb Film Festival, Zagreb, Croatie •41e FILMETS, Badalona, Espagne •Duhok Intl. Film festival, Irak •Kiev Intl. Short film festival, Ukraine •Minimalen Short Film Festival, Trondheim, Norvège •Akbank Short Film Festival, Turquie •19e International Kutzfilmtage, Winterthur, Suisse … et 47 autres sélections de festivals / and 47 more festival selections. Contact Travelling, les films qui voyagent / Attn : Alexandre Dostie / info@travellingdistribution.com/ 1 514 467-8160 Voyelles Films / Gabrielle Tougas-Fréchette / gabrielle@voyellesfilms.com / 5333 avenue Casgrain, Local 906, C.P. 1220, Montréal, Qc, H2T 1X3, CANADA / 1-514-912-1982 jeanmarceroy@gmail.com/ phildavidgagne@gmail.com

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Brad, an uptight office drone, seemingly discovers the perfect vehicle for letting off steam when an advertisement for a business catering to his innermost desires pops up one morning on his computer. Brad’s subsequent visit to the business and encounter with its receptionist Janine, however, don’t quite go as planned. ‘Brad Cuts Loose’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere. Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2nkgsvC Written and Directed by Christopher Good Produced by Andreina Byrne Director of Photography: Jeremy Osbern Sound Recorded and Mixed by Danny Bowersox Executive Producer: Jeremy Osbern Produced in Association with Through a Glass Productions Styled by Sarica Douglas Original Music by Matt Hill Color and Titles by Stephen Deaver Starring Kentucker Audley Tipper Newton Wilson Vance John Ennis Sally Bremenkamp http://bit.ly/2mQERwH @goodboychristopher http://bit.ly/2nke87N

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Some spare time and a little pocket change can go a long way. Alex Hall travels from Salt Lake City to Colorado for a bluebird week of skiing and filming at Woodward Copper. Directed & Edited by Holler (@hollerfilm) Co-Directed by Justin Kaufman (@justindkauffman) Cinematography by George Watts (@georgeburghall) & Justin Kauffman (@justindkauffman) Music: Little Joe by Wall Of Death Thank you to Woodward at Copper for having us! - Holler www.holler.film

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A comedy written by and starring Carrie McCrossen and Kassia Miller. Directed by Alex H Fischer Director of Photography — Matt Klammer Camera Operator — Christopher Wiezorek Sound Mixer — Stephen Robbins Edited by Rick von Sloneker Colorist — Michael Maiatico Re-recording mixer — Brian Goodheart Title design — Kyle Kabel Woman in Video — Alexandra Dickinson “My Young Man” by Esmé Patterson feat. Nathaniel Rateliff

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“All The Things” is a collection of individual narratives, unified by a cohesive style. Our intention was to work on a short, simple piece. As many of you know, sometimes personal projects evolve and take on a mind of their own. As the months rolled along, we found ourselves frequently going back and adding more content to each scene. We had a lot of fun allowing our imagination drive the development of the various narrative. Full project breakdown can be seen here: http://bit.ly/2nJuARY

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Director MARC PUIG Director of Photography MARTÍ HERRERA Sound Design JOAQUÍN FAÚNDEZ — NOWNESS - http://bit.ly/2odRK0D Inside the studio of Catalan ceramicist and Miró collaborator Joan Gardy-Artigas Throughout his illustrious career, Catalan sculptor Joan Gardy-Artigas has worked alongside some of the leading artists of the twentieth century, from Picasso and Miró to Giacometti and Chagall. The son of artist Josep Llorens Artigas, Artigas junior began assisting Miró—a collaborator of his father’s on a number of projects, including a famous series of tiled walls. The artist has since made a career with his own ceramic and painting practice, creating stylized sculptures of human and animal forms.

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Patrick Gudauskas takes a trip.

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I was ten years old, just about to have a normal Swedish dinner with my normal Swedish family when my dad told me that my mum was moving out. This film is about that short moment in time that made me realize​ that happiness is only temporary. My first year film at the Royal College of Art, 2016. ​

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Mother Nature has reclaimed its rights. This short film comprises the most stunning and dramatic landscapes I’ve shot during my one year journey around the globe, including thirteen countries from Southeast Asia to South America via New Zealand. — Directed, shot and edited by Morgan Jouquand http://bit.ly/1GNCAVE http://bit.ly/2nnTrZv Music : Mi Sono Svegliato E…Ho Chiuso Gli Occhi - Il Rovescio Della Medaglia

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This is a documentary movie uncovering the difficult and time consuming process of making traditional expanded dugout canoe using mostly traditional hand tools and techniques. The master woodworker in this movie is Richard (Rihards Vidzickis) - an experienced green wood worker, wood sculptor and dugout canoe maker. Richard’s passion to green wood and solid wood creations has grown together with him since his childhood days. Richard’s father is also a wood worker and carpenter and has led his son into the beautiful world of working with wood. Richard has gone through all the traditional steps of becoming a master woodworker - starting from an apprentice, then journeyman and then receiving his Master degree in Latvian chamber of crafts. Richard’s passion to wood is not only sculpturing and carving it but also knowing the wood in a scientific level. So Richard has studied in Technical university as a student and reached his degree of Doctor in engineering materials science, so he has combined the craft, nature and science in his life and work. While working in furniture making during the studies, with making different kinds of difficult wood carving for Jugend, Barrocal, Renesance design style furniture, Richard has discovered that he tends to get back to more rustic, robust and natural forms of wood, so he created a park of massive wooden sculptures, wood crafts museum and live workshop where Richard lives and creates wooden bowls, plates, boats and accepts visitors to share his work and lifestyle. Music - Alan Gogoll, Jason Lowe “When a River Parts”. Sound - Gints Sola Camera, edit - Jacob (Northmen Guild) Revive the guild! northmen.com

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Artist: Eluvium Title: Regenerative Being Album: False Readings On Record: Temporary Residence Ltd. Director: Stas Santimov http://oivavio.com http://eluvium.net

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An elderly, soft-spoken veteran recalls when she joined the Soviet Air Force’s first all-female bombing squad. She reminisces about her friend Katja, and how they made the best of their antique equipment, struggled with being ostracised from their male comrades, and earned the fearful German nickname ‘Nachthexen’. Want to know more about The Animation Workshop/VIA University College? Website: http://bit.ly/1Earcy7 Facebook: http://bit.ly/1Act8ch Tumblr: http://bit.ly/1Act8ci Twitter: https://twitter.com/TAW_Denmark Instagram: http://bit.ly/2kraO9h NACHTHEXEN was made by a team of 3rd year Character Animation & CG Art students at The Animation Workshop/VIA University College in Viborg, Denmark. Check out the individual students blogs (links below) to learn more about the talent behind the film! CREDITS Julie Herdichek Baltzer Director/Editor/Animator – http://bit.ly/2o0Z6rm Yasha Habibipour Production Manager/Technical Director/Background Artist – http://bit.ly/2ooTVxN Nadia Ørneborg Art Director/Environment Lead/Background Artist – http://bit.ly/2o18aMS Sidonie Vidal Animation Lead/Animator/Storyboard Artist – http://bit.ly/2ooJsm1 Sarah Kær Nedergaard Nielsen Character Designer/Background Artist – http://bit.ly/2o19lvN Szymon Hedinn Kuran Animator/Editor/Storyboard Artist – http://bit.ly/2ooCsp5 Camilla Smidt Animator/Storyboard Artist – http://bit.ly/2o19ijW Story Consultants: Aske Schmidt Rose Sofie Louise Dam Dialogue written by: Hans Frederik Jacobsen & Julie Herdichek Baltzer Live Action: Shilo Duffy – Director of Photography, Producer & Colorist Asger Kjærholm – Gaffer Magnus Herdichek Pedersen – Production Assistent & Parkour Consultant Cast: Bente Jepsen - Veteran Nataliia Kiriushina– Veteran Voice Additional Voices: Mathilde Olhoff Jakobsen Olivia Voight Simonsen Emil Eusebius Olhoff-Jakobsen Liga Jensen Radoslav Nedyalkov Lana Tankosa Nikolic August Lindemer Additional Animation: Jessica Laurent Juliette Viger Additional Color & Clean-Up: Lamberto Anderloni Virginia Prieto Calvo Myra Sofia Hild Heidi Holmeå Christiansen Jasmin Lisbeth Bustamante Christoffersen Ben Ozeri Anne Prip Additional Compositing: Radoslav Nedyalkov Asger Kjærholm

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Made these visuals a while back for the artist Baya. Did the visuals using various techniques such as strata cut, paint on transparent paper and 2d animation in Photoshop.

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A portrait of the death-match world champion and how passion pushed him to extreme limits to become the best. http://bit.ly/2n6gpm3 Credits Director Matthew Dillon Cohen Producer Matthew Dillon Cohen Director of Photography Anthony Carella Associate Producer Giancarlo Dittamo Gaffer Patrick Golan Focus Puller Carmelo Varela Sound Recordist Brian Neris Editor Matt Schaff Original Score Alexander Mendoza Sound Design Raphaël Ajuelos Colorist Josh Bohoskey Color Producer Natalie Westerfield Color Coordinator Evan Bauer Cast In Order of Appearance Matt Tremont Jimmy Lloyd Frankie Pickard Dan O’Hare Shalk DJ Hyde Jeff Cannonball Greg Excellent Special Thanks Patrick Donovan Tim Erem Diktator Camila Mathis CZW DJ Hyde White House Post Bulldozer’s Collectables Tanima Mehrotra Nowness 2017

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Mitch Tölderer and Whiteroom Productions present `When the mountains were wild´ Winner of the Jones Adventure Grand 2015 & Winner of Mountainfilm Graz Kamera Alpin in Gold for best Austrian movie. On the search for mountain wilderness in Europe a crew of five snowboarders/skiers/filmmakers drove down from Austria through several Balkan countries and witnessed the debris of the Yugoslavian war for the first time. Their destination was the incredibly beautiful and wild Valbona Valley where time had seemed to stand still for a long time. After studying vague maps, checking weather conditions they found themselves on a 25km hike to a promising looking zone in the heart of these mountains and came to a stop in a little abandoned shepherd hut. Six days of heavy snowstorm later the crew woke up in Freeride heaven and enjoyed a well-earned magic day in the snow. Watch the movie and see what more craziness our team faced on this wonderful journey. Freeriding off the beaten tracks! Riders: Mitch Tölderer, Johannes Hoffmann & Klaus Zwirner Filmed by Jakob Schweighofer & Johannes Hoffmann Still Photography Carlos Blanchard Edited by Simon Platzer & Johannes Hoffmann Directed by Mitch Tölderer & Whiteroom Productions Idea by Mitch Tölderer Music: “Walls” by Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys armyoftoys.com “Black Lamp subtune 1 (codename whistler)” by Mahoney “Gfrei di” by Skero; Album: Der Riese im Glashaus www.skero.at “Late as Usual” by Freak Fandango Orchestra “Music for Strings, Percussion And Celesta (Movement III) by Belá Bartók "Black Rainbow” by Pitx “vitamins” by hansatom “Klimper Klimper” by Dashnor Hysaj Whiteroom Productions: http://bit.ly/2n5hFGQ http://bit.ly/2mCdGoV http://bit.ly/2n5eMps Jones: http://bit.ly/2mCwuoi POC: www.pocsports.com Patagonia: www.patagonia.com Functional Sportstraining: http://bit.ly/2n5imQm Whiteroom Productions is www.skero.at “Late as Usual” by Freak Fandango Orchestra “Music for Strings, Percussion And Celesta (Movement III) by Belá Bartók "Black Rainbow” by Pitx “vitamins” by hansatom “Klimper Klimper” by Dashnor Hysaj Whiteroom Productions: http://bit.ly/2n5hFGQ http://bit.ly/2mCdGoV http://bit.ly/2n5eMps Jones: http://bit.ly/2mCwuoi POC: www.pocsports.com Patagonia: www.patagonia.com Functional Sportstraining: http://bit.ly/2n5imQm Whiteroom Productions is an independent TV and movie production from Innsbruck/Tyrol, Austria. We specialize in the production of high-quality ski films, image videos, films and image spots, music videos, sports and outdoor films. The center of our creative work is in the heart of Innsbruck, the beautiful capital of Tyrol. In our office we produce professional advertising videos and image films that are tailored to the individual needs of our customers.

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A music video inspired by Alessandra Sanguinetti’s project “The Adventures of Guille and Belinda and the Enigmatic Meaning of their Dreams”. — director & editor / KATARZYNA SAWICKA director of photography & color grading / ADAM ROMANOWSKI production manager / KONSTANCJA SAWICKA cast / MAJA WAWRYNIUK (SPECTO MODELS) / NATALIA SOBIESKA (D’VISION) / LAILA KWAŚKIEWICZ / NIKOLA BŁASZCZYK / DENIS GALENKOV / EUGENIA BEŁDZIŃSKA / STANISŁAW WASIEWICZ-KOPA set designer / ANNA NOWACKA costumes / MAGDALENA KUBICKA costume production assistant / KLARA KAMIŃSKA makeup / MAŁGORZATA FLORKÓW steadicam operator / MACIEJ TOMKÓW 1st ad / EWA RADZEWICZ 1st pa / JULIA WŁODARCZYK production supervisor / JAKUB GOGOLEWSKI set manager / ALEKSANDRA STELMASZEK 1st ac / NILS CRONÉ / TOMASZ WIERZBICKI camera assistant / WIESŁAW KAZIMIERCZAK gaffers / RADOSŁAW KILISZEK / JANUSZ KOŁKOWSKI / DARIUSZ GRZYWACZ props / ZBIGNIEW BŁAŻEJEWSKI still photographer / KAROLINA GRABOWSKA transportation / KRZYSZTOF BURZYŃSKI / CZESŁAW KUBIAK / DARIUSZ MISZTAL artistic supervision / PIOTR WOJTOWICZ music & lyrics / OLY. (Nextpop Label) special thanks: HELIOGRAF / BARTOSZ BEDNARZ / ADAM ZAPART / AGNIESZKA KONARSKA / JOANNA KAKITEK / PAULINA PATURA / MATEUSZ KUCHARSKI / PAWEŁ KOWALIK / TOMASZ KOLAK / PIOTR KRYGIEL / SEBASTIAN MIALIK / KATARZYNA PRÓCHNIAK / ARTHUR IZAKOWICZ / CARLOS LÓPEZ ESTRADA

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As mountain bikers it is our nature to explore and get lost in the woods in search of the next prime stretch of singletrack. Riding in Whitefish and the surrounding Flathead Forrest of Montana, there are opportunities abound for us to fulfill this inner desire. Whitefish Mountain is the hub of riding activity with purpose built park jumps and rugged natural, mountain lines linking together a lift-serve experience that rivals any park in the country. We spent many an afternoon testing the limits of our trail bikes there. Venturing outside of town limits and into the fringes of this sparsely populated state, miles of trails were revealed. The high ridge-lines of the Alpine Trail network provide distant views of glaciers and what felt like endless turns. Further west, strewn between the lakes region, we found untracked dirt veiled by seasons of pine needle decay. After a week exploring the region, we began to question ourselves and ponder relocation to this alcove of like-minded riders, world-class trails, and the plethora of local breweries was an additional draw. _ http://bit.ly/2nMgKP3 _ Filmed by: Joey Schusler & Craig Grant Edited by: Craig Grant Cable Cam Tech: John Reynolds Sound Design: Keith White Music Composition: Ajay Bhattacharyya _ Riders: Shawn Neer & Jubal Davis _ #YetiCycles #ProvenHere #SB5

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Starring Tre Perry & LaKeith Stanfield Director: David M. Helman Production Co.: Partizan Executive Producer: Claire Stubbs & Laura Jones Producer: Sam Green @ Rite Media Group Director of Photography: Trevor Wineman Production Designer: Andrew O'Connor Editor: Nick Rondeau @ Arcade Edit Choreographer: Rachel Trout Steadicam Op: Richard Volsky Wardrobe: Bex Crofton-Atkins VFX: Electric Theatre Collective Colorist: Kristopher Smale @ MPC Post Production Producer: Adam Parker @ Arcade Edit Special Thanks: Rite Media Group, ETC, MPC, James Drew, and Tanner Merrill Shot in Atlanta, Georgia. 2017 Polydor

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After visiting Jordan last year I interviewed a Syrian Refugee who fled across the border from Syria with her two children. I asked her young children to draw pictures of their journey. This animation takes inspiration from the children’s drawings and uses the voice-over of their mother Faiza to tell their story. It hopefully also highlights the shocking numbers of displaced children along with the large numbers of Syrian people who simply just ‘disappear’ under the Assad Regime. Directed and Produced by Jack Newman Animation by Alex Chilvers Sound Design and production by Steven Dove

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The official music video I created for Moby and The Void Pacific Choir, ‘Are You Lost In The World Like Me?’ Created in After Effects, Manga Studio, and some good ol’ fashioned ink on paper for good measure. Link to the video on Moby’s official facebook page: http://bit.ly/2nNABhd http://bit.ly/2nWme77 www.stevecutts.com

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A sci-fi short about augmented reality. “Strange Beasts” is an augmented reality game. It allows you to create and grow your own virtual pet. How far can it go? Written, directed and produced by Magali Barbé. Co-produced by: Red Knuckles, Peanut. http://imdb.to/2o9WnYN CAST & CREW staring: Timothy RENOUF and Poppy POLIVNICK music and sound design: Pierre VEDOVATO director of photography: Anthony GUIRY first assistant: Amélie GUYOT second assistant: Vincent AUPETIT sound recordist: Michael CHUBB makeup and hair: Bridget CROTTY and Rachael THOMAS runner: Tyrone PAUL VFX supervisor: Peregrine McCAFFERTY creatures artist: Dean FRATER creatures designer: Jonathan Djob NKONDO rigger: Maickel PASTA animators: Joffrey ZEITOUNI and Philippe MOINE rendering and compositing: Mario UCCI and Rick THIELE at Red Knuckles tracking: PEANUT color artist: Lewis CROSSFIELD at Electric Theatre Collective extra creatures: Andriy HRMALYUK and Ramtin AHMAD special thanks: Fabrice LE NEZET, Ardith BIRCHALL, Cressida POLIVNINCK, Marc POLIVNICK, Mary HESKEL, Elvis BAPTISTE.

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In light of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (PBS, NPR, etc.) being completely cut out of the Trump Administration’s budget – I felt compelled to make this little vid. Donate – http://www.pbs.org/ Audio by Pablo Novillo

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We’ve done almost no research into this area, but human reproduction in space is going to be key to us living on Mars. See the full article here: http://53eig.ht/2mwnHUZ CREDITS Design and Animation: Tom McCarten (www.tommccarten.com) Research and Narration: Maggie Koerth-Baker Writer and Producer: Christine Laskowski Sound Design and Music Editing: Redhorse Studio Art Director: Kate LaRue Production Support: Tony Chow, Lila Cherneff, Jorge Estrada Copy Editors: Colleen Barry, John Forsyth, Meghan Ashford-Grooms Senior science editor: Blythe Terrell Production Manager: Catherine Sankey Director of Video Development: Ryan Nantell Assistant Cel Animator: Luke Toth Produced for fivethirtyeight.com

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William Boston lives in the desert and doesn’t care for many things though he does have one friend, a scorpion named Chester. Written, Directed, Animated, and Narrated By Grant Kolton Sound Design By Ross Kolton Festivals: Monstra Festival of Animation, Lisbon (Best International Short Short Film/Silver Peanut Audience Award) Short, Sweet Film Festival (Best Animated Film) Los Angeles Short Film Festival (Best Screenplay) New York International Children’s Film Festival Anifilm, Trebon Czech Republic Melbourne International Animation Festival Australian International Animation Festival Animation Now! New Zealand British International animation Festival Crossroads Film Festival LA Indie Film Fest Los Angeles International Children’s Film Festival Krok International Animation Festival Klik! Amsterdam Animanima International Animation Festival Carousel International du Film de Rimouski Milwuakee Film Festival

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Patricia Highsmith’s haunting story of a day in a young girl’s life when a kind stranger comes to town. ‘A Mighty Nice Man’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2mQTwmE

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Enter the world of Carré Bleu, an artist and composer who is shaping the music of tomorrow by creating gravity and time defying human instruments. in this surreal pop mockumentary, Carré Bleu opens up about his exclusive music production methods. Making of: http://bit.ly/2mQuC6y Full track by Polar Youth: http://bit.ly/2nCfGxr © Copyright Hello play! 2016 Website: helloplay.be Facebook: http://bit.ly/2mQr3Nu Twitter: http://twitter.com/helloplaybelgiq Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/2nCceTm - CREDITS: Director: Greg Barth Original Musical Score: Polar Youth Cast: Carré Bleu - Eryl Lloyd Parry, Balloon Popper - Will Vincent, Foam Falling - Lexi Jakk, Vacuum Player - Samuel Franck, Flying Vortex - Yingzhen Liu, Glass Smasher - David Moss, Stair Master - Tobias Rose DoP: Pau Munoz On set VFX Supervisor - Ronen Tanchum Post Production and VR Technology - Phenomena Labs: Effects - Ronen Tanchum Compositor - Tal Baltuch 3D Tracking: Peanut - Amélie Guyot, Peregrine McCafferty Additional VFX UK: Johannes Sambs Gaffer: Max Halstead Art Director: Will Vincent Art Department: Rosalind Gahamire, Isobel Irwin, Lauren Veevers, Juhee Hahm, Clare Lewis, Clarissa Collins Costumes provided by Mai Gidah Additional Costumes: Juhee Hahm Mix and Mastering - Nookaad Productions Produced by Blinkink and Phenomena Labs Agency - DIGIZIK: Producers: Hugo Donkin, Greg Barth Cameras and Lenses generously provided by SeeSense Filmed at Clapham Road Studios Executive Producers: James Stevenson Bretton, Bart Yates

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Breaking up is hard. Especially with David. Short of the Week - Online Premiere Starring Davey Johnson & Kate Freund Written & Directed by Christopher Winterbauer Produced by Thomas Horton Music & Sound by David Boman

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A poetic portrait of scientist Nick Holmes and his work preventing extinctions on islands. Part nature documentary, part fairy tale and chock full of blindingly beautiful, big-hearted science. Narrated by Nick Holmes from Island Conservation. Find out more about their work here: islandconservation.org/ Music by the wonderful Nicole Reynolds: http://bit.ly/2mRKEhu and Holy Coast from Athens, Georgia. Keep in touch with the film’s progress over at http://bit.ly/2mqgtBx Enjoy!! and my very best to you, Jilli SELECT SCREENINGS & AWARDS San Francisco Green Film Festival (April 2016) St Kilda Film Festival (May 2016) Melbourne International Animation Festival (June 2016) : : : : HONOURABLE MENTION: Best Australian Film : : : : Anibar Animation Festival (August 2016) Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival (October 2016) : : : :FINALIST: Best Animation : : : : Sapporo International Short Film Festival (October 2016) Antenna Documentary Film Festival (October 2016) KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival (October 2016) Chicago International Children’s Film Festival (October 2016) Imagine Science Film Festival (October 2016) EcoFilm Festival (October 2016) : : : : WINNER: Best International Film: : : : Dungog Film Festival (October 2016) : : :: WINNER:Best Australian Animation: : : : WINNER: Best Craft in an Australian Documentary : : : : Noosa International Film Festival (November 2016) : : :: WINNER: Best Environmental Film : : : : St Louis International Film Festival (November 2016) Cinanima (November 2016) The full list of screenings is online at: http://bit.ly/2mScU3i

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‘Longing for Wilderness’ takes you from the noisy city trough the slowly transforming forest into a wild and airy landscape. It seeks to express our desire to turn off everyday turbulences and experience nature in its rawest form - an opportunity getting increasingly rare these days. Making-of: http://bit.ly/2nyorIz More BTS infos: http://bit.ly/2mNaz8W Download 4K 50FPS Version: http://bit.ly/2nypCIe You can choose to support my future projects with a donation. Credit song: http://bit.ly/2mMUQH0

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Produced by Anna-Lisa Himma Directed by Tommy Cash AD: Elisa Johanna Känd DOP: CJ Kask Editing: Sven-Erik Mändmaa, Elisa Johanna Känd Grading: Jevgeni Bõstrov Casting director: Maria Helen Känd Art director: Anna-Lisa Himma Set design: Anneli Arusaar Style: Anna-Lisa Himma Styling team: Halla Farhat, Pamela Peepson & Anna-Lisa Himma Head makeup artist and hair stylist: Nele Pandis Make up assistant: Arlin Saan, Maret Ubaleht Gaffers: Tanel Peet, Sven-Erik Mändmaa Grip: Raido Pedak, Laur-Erik Ruus Lighting by Highvoltage AC: Pavel & Sergei Selivanov Production assistant: Anni Aguraijuja Art assistants: Janis Kokk, Markus Kokk, Rauno Linnamäe, Carolin Saan Visual Effects by FrostFX VFX Supervisor: Heiki Luts Main Compositor: Vahur Kuusk Compositors: Martin Turu, Denis Strahhov Clothes by: StudioKarolina, Fraulein Kink, Hermione Flynn, Maldoror Rosa K, UY, Adidas, Don Arentino, Yulia Kielisson Sponsors: EASTPAK, Easy Travel Thanks to: Max Golomidov, Tallinna Transpordi kool, Kopli Restoran, Anna Barr, Andrei Davidoff, Matilde Matvere, Anneli Savitski, Widescreen Studios, Frost FX, High Voltage, Alfred Bondarenko, Stimscape Productions, Sergei Selivanov, Kalma saun, Heiko Sikka CAST: Iida - Mai Einmaa Karl Jakob Bartles Minna Triin Kohv Doug North Hanna Slegis Miina Härma Fatima Susanna Dominguez Ortiz Helena Ringo Nannie Na Jaan Männimaa Sten Simulask Artjom Sozonov Hendrik Tiido Artur- Henri Ervin Maxim Persdisk Siim Oja Karl Martin Kelder Bill Valdre Stella Saarts Carmen Kask Grete Tuberik Elina Masing Marion Tammet Ann-Kristiin Kruuk Aglaia Fedotova Inna Chistyakova Riin-Kärt Ranne Nnenna Obiekwe Helina Risti Peep Vähi Joan Hint Sten Karik Jarmo Reha Jaanika Arum Kristiina Hortensia Port Jaanus Odras Eisi Mäeots Evert Pol-Poom Morris Eigi Maarja Tõnisson Cyprien Duchnese Eva Pajunen Veronika Vallimäe Elisa Johanna Känd Ott Vatter Lauri Lember Tuuli Tohver Uno Andreas Tavast Lilian Hiob Uku Kristjan Küttis Elis Branno Andre Tšernikov Madleen Teetsov Luke Faulkner

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Director: Jonny Look Producer: Russell Sanzgiri Executive Producer: Michael Barnett Production Company: SuperFilms! Director of Photography: Chris Westlund Choreographer: Mary John Frank Editor: Ting Poo Color and Finishing by Shipping + Handling VFX Supervisor: Casey Price Digital Compositor: Josh Cole 1st Assistant Camera: Ben Winter Gaffer: Cole Pisano Best Boy Electric: Jihad Pierce Key Grip: Max Schwartz Grip: Devon McKinney Production Designer: Brent Nieto Art Director: Cory Howard Set Dresser: Cecilia Kimmel Hair & Make-up: Zoie Roman Production Assistant: Andrew Adams Video Commissioner: Johanna McManus Special thanks: Joe Goldberg

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Vast landscapes and howling winds made me feel like i was wandering another planet. Location: Lanzarote Shot on the DJI Phantom 4

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– See the whole series on http://bit.ly/2n6SCpd – Robert Jackson wants to kick Muslims out of the U.K. He believes they are destroying the great things about his country. By: Kyrre Lien / As featured on The Guardian, Huffinton Post, Slate, VG and The Observer / Who are the people that get so angry online? Why do so many of them choose to harass people, threaten people, and stretch the freedom of speech to its limits? More than a third of us participate in online debates, according to research done by Pew Research Centre. During the past three years, documentarist Kyrre Lien has met some of the most active online commenters across the world. From the fjords in Norway, to the U.S. desert, a boat in Denmark and an apartment in Lebanon.

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Visit www.impeachara.com to get your prescription. Ask your doctor if Impeachara® might help with your symptoms of T.I.A.D.

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VeilHymn is a musical collaboration between Dev Hynes (Blood Orange) and Bryndon Cook. Director of Photography: Jackson Hunt Production Company: Strangelove Executive Producer: Melinda Nugent / Sara Greco Producer: Laure Salgon Jamaican Producer: Carleene Samuels Jamaican PM: Tiffany Lewis Choreographer: Juri Onuki Production Designer: Emma Rose Mead Editor: Mandy Brown Stylist: Savannah Baker Colourist: Kaitlyn Baittistelli at Electric Theater Company VFX: Gretchen Capatan at Electric Theater Company Director’s Rep: Jamie Kohn @ Lark Creative Agency: Droga5 Agency Producer: Isabella Lebovitz Agency Creative: Katie WIllis, Julie Matheny, Anders Hedberg Dancers: Tara Price Shavon Jemison Melvin Gray Kristina Graham Davion Campbell Talent: Sheldon Shepherd Alain Maria Hitchins Crystal Graham Rochelle Kamicka Keyewana Francis Tara Harrison Special thank you: Carleene Sammuels, Ras Kassa, Savannah Baker, our incredible Jamaican team, and the city of Kingston. RESPECT.

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Synopsis: FR:“Dans la joie et la bonne humeur” est un documentaire expérimental ou nous observons, à travers des scènes du quotidien, les dégénérescences d'une société où la technologie grandissante à permis de réaliser le rêve ultime de tous les hommes : L'immortalité. EN: “With joy and merriness” is a experimental documentary where we observe, through every day scenes, the degeneration of a society where the rise of technology leeds the population to the biggest dream of all men: immortality Cast: Editing: Julien Jauniaux Sound Design: Benoit Charron; Jeremy BOCQUET Voice: Jean-Louis FROMENT Prix 1er Prix GLAS animation, non-narrative compétition, 2016, (US) Grand prix plan animé, Festival Premier Plan d’Angers, 2015. Prix de la compétition «next-géneration», Bruxelles Short Film Festival, avril 2015. 1er prix festival BD6né, Paris, 2015. Prix «Contest of Dreams» au festival Insomnia Russie, 2015. 1er prix étudiant au Festival 2015 d’Anibar, Kosovo, 2015. Mention spéciale Compétition étudiante, festival KDIAF, Taiwan, 2014. Diffusion: Diffusion sur Filmin channel, Mecal, 2017 Arte TV, émission court circuit 2015. Carte blanche Festival Partie(s) de Campagne d’Ouroux en Morvan.

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BEDROOM CRIME #1: A man and a woman live in a house that is too big for the size of their own relationship. DID YOU REALLY SAY NO is the first installment in a series of music videos from the album “Bedroom Crimes.” http://bit.ly/2nADDFJ WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY Oren Lavie MUSIC BY Oren Lavie ft. Vanessa Paradis CINEMATOGRAPHY David Stragmeister CHOREOGRAPHY Rachel Erdos EDITOR Dafi Farbman ACTORS Vanessa Paradis Oren Lavie DANCERS Julien Ramade Robin Fabre Elissalde Antonin Chediny Arnaud Lambert Aurore Mettray Judith Arazi Fanny Coulm Veronika Akopova Fanny Sage PRODUCTION HK CORP COLOR GRADING Yair Nahshon POST Omri Grossman

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In each conflict we can tell where the fact of life lies, this is what I want to say in this animation.This is a stop-motion animation about desire and love. I want to express life out of the hard core of reality, like the unreal of relationship, concepts of eternity that we believe and we hold on. I am looking for a driving force of animated life. AWARDS+FESTIVALS Jury Award - 2016 Sundance Film Festival Hong Kong: Short Film Competition Official Selection - 2017 Sundance Film Festival, UTAH Official Selection - Anim!Arte 2017 - 13th International Student Animation Festival of Brazil Official Selection – 2016 Corto Imola Festival, ITALY Official Selection - Festival Internacional de Cine de Lebu, CHILE Official Selection - IV Dona i Cinema- Mujer y Cine- Woman & Film, SPAIN Official Selection - Sixth edition of Skopje Animation Festival, Macedonia Official Selection - 21 Islands International Short Film Festival, BRONX

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Produced by Jash

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Alice Guy-Blaché was a trailblazer in every aspect of cinema. Video by Catherine Stratton. More at fandor.com/keyframe

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STRAY is a skiing shortfilm about three parkrats who made their dreams come true and headed to the big mountains from the small hills for the first time. Skiing By Patrik Lilja, Henrik Lilja, Tuure Mäkinen Cinematography By Tuomas Nurmi Additional Shots By Patrik Lilja Edited By Tuomas Nurmi Location: Narvikfjellet Audio: Rockin’ My Life Away By Jerry Lee Lewis, Confetti By Cold Cave

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Moderat Reminder in 360° produced by SEHSUCHT Berlin in cooperation with Pfadfinderei A rebellious teenager slaves away in a dystopian world, harvesting crystals from a vast grey landscape. This sparkling bounty is given as an offering to a tribal deity, who resides in a shrine guarded by sentinels with green glowing masks, where he is constantly under attack from an army of drones. Take a moment to imagine what it would be like to live in that world. The text—will take you there. Pfadfinderei, Moderat’s long-time creative partner for visual works, came up with the innovative idea of using gaming aesthetic and its production tools and invited SEHSUCHT Berlin, to realize the full scope of this ambitious project. Mate Steinforth and the SEHSUCHT Berlin team developed the imaginative, politically charged narrative. Credits: produced by SEHSUCHT Berlin Jessica Zittlau, Christian Zschunke, Konrad Weser, Juliette Viger, Christoph Strohfeld, Mate Steinforth, Florian Panzer, Christopher Lenz, Oliver Latta, Saskia Kretzschmann, Hannes Denker, Benjamin Broschinski written and directed by Mate Steinforth initial concept, co-art direction and graphics by Pfadfinderei SFX by Volker Pannes / Shakeup

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Enjoy this trip trough the Sultanate of Oman in 4 amazing minutes. Travel from the breathtaking Musandam to Muscat and Nizwa. Enjoy the amazing Oasis Wadi Shab, Wadi Tiwi and Wadi Bani Awf. Take an offroad trip into the desert of Wahiba Sands with endless dunes and cristal clear starry nights. Explore the Beehive tombs in Wadi Dam and climb up on top of Jebel Shams. A tilt-shift time-lapse aerial film by Joerg Daiber. Facebook: http://bit.ly/29e7d8m Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/spoonfilm YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/littlebigworld Web: http://bit.ly/29nt6pv You can license raw footage clips from the Little Big World series here: http://bit.ly/2mCwhgO WATCH FULL SCREEN! Shot with Lumix GH4 and GH2, Gorillapod, 14-140mm and 7-14mm Lumix Lenses. Postproduction with Adobe Creative Production Suite. Music: Carnival Overture by Antonín Dvořák performed by the United States Air Force Band.

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Diamondback Bicycle’s Mike Hopkins takes you on another adventure where the trails never end.

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The rock band is composed of electromechanical instruments that make music with rocks by throwing them through the air, slapping them and making them vibrate. The song that they’re playing, Here Comes the Sun, is biographical, describing the daily experience of a rock sitting on the ground. The rock band is made up of the following members… Pinger - fires small rocks at aluminium keys using solenoids. Spinner - launches magnetic rocks, Hematite, at pieces of marble. Rocks are launched by spinning magnets using Applied Motion http://bit.ly/2mzXKj7 stepper motors. Slapper - slaps rocks with fake leather. Buzzer - vibrates the plunger of a solenoid against a piece of marble. The whole project is controlled by a computer running a MIDI player written in openFrameworks talking to a Teensy. The machines were designed using Autodesk Fusion 360 and Autodesk Inventor. Instructions on how to build your very own Pinger are here - http://bit.ly/2m7l1wJ This project was created as part of Autodesk’s awesome artist in residence program - www.autodesk.com/air More projects at www.neilmendoza.com

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Within this School of Life animation, philosopher and author Alain de Botton imparts some handy wisdom that may help you to become more confident.

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Ishmael Butler of Shabazz Palaces and Seattle surf/punk rockers Tacocat, collaborated on some new music during a weekend of heightened creative expression. The historic and haunted Tokeland Hotel on the southwest coast of WA was transformed into a recording studio by music producer Erik Blood, and the musicians were free to get stoned and jam. The Goodship Company, a cannabis edibles brand, spearheaded the project and this short documentary reveals a behind-the-scenes look at the highest of artistic inspiration under the effects of legal marijuana. Producer: The Goodship Company Creative Director: Greg Lundgren Musicians: Ishmael Butler, Emily Nokes, Bree McKenna, Lelah Maupin, Eric Randall Music Producer: Erik Blood Director: J. Austin Wilson Producer: Jody Hall, Eileen Namanny, Tim Ziegler Cinematographer: Justin Henning Photographer: Charles Peterson, Ben Lindbloom Sound Recorder: Elijah Lawson Sound Engineer: William Smith Editor: Nick Pezzillo Colorist: Eric Rosen Title Designer & Compositor: David Viau Sound Mixer: Ellis Hawes

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TRIGGER WARNING. The self-broadcasted life of a young woman in London before, during and after a life-changing ordeal. As featured on VICE, MASHABLE, DANGEROUS THOUGHTS, DIRECTORS NOTES, DAZED & as ‘SHORT OF THE WEEK’ and 'BEST FILM OF THE MONTH’. Screenings include BFI & RICHMIX LONDON. SELECTED PRESS EXCERPTS http://bit.ly/2nIyoQ3 http://on.mash.to/2mSB1kW http://bit.ly/2nIK1GU http://bit.ly/2mSGY1a http://bit.ly/2nIGwAj A film by TRIM LAMBA Introducing CHANTELLE LEVENE

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In January 2017, the USA Men’s Rafting Team set their sights on making history by attempting to break a legendary speed record down 277 miles of the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. Their goal was 34 hours. 34 hours…straight. Throughout 2016, we sporadically followed these scrappy, determined guys on their quest…training hard, designing their custom boat, and gaining perspective on what it means to attempt something extraordinary on one of the world’s most breathtaking stages. The film is a collaboration with Forest Woodward and Brendan Leonard….and would not have been possible without their important contributions of images, words, guidance, energy, feedback, and Yelp-worthy restaurant knowledge. The film was supported by Chacos Footwear in association with REI + YETI + NRS + Jack’s Plastic Welding + Cataract Oars. edit + motion graphics + sound design // jordan ingram …*insert emoji praise hands here…actually, I guess I can do it…. 🙌…haha, thanks for following the bubble line through many rapids…into the witching hour and beyond. your patience + skill took this film to the next level. camera + audio // shawn tyler *thanks for the hustle + muddy magic timelapse // andrew geraci (district 7 media) *chaser of shadow stallions - thanks for everything. local footage + additional timelapse // robert prechtl *the mortar between the bricks. that vacuum/guitar shot was a tiny miracle. production assistance + additional audio // kyle king additional footage // harlan taney, jordan ingram, doug woodward additional audio mixing // dave swanson (legend studios) aerials // tommy + elizabeth wessel (above view images) permitting + consulting + river support // 4 corner films - Hualapai Tribe - Grand Canyon Resort Corporation - The Navajo Nation - BLM - Dept. of the Interior - National Parks Service - Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands…oh yeah, and Officer D. Gagna of the Arizona Highway Patrol *thanks for not giving us a speeding ticket :) music // marmosetmusic.com (see credits for tracklist) camera support // lensprotogo.com support from // OMEAL - Honey Stinger - Big Agnes - Black Diamond - Sawyer - Smartwool - Suunto - Goat Training - Ripple Effect - Lakota Guides - Grayl special thanks // backbone media - andy baxter - brian dierker - kevin fedarko - josh weichhand - lindsay kurt-mason special thanks and HUGE RESPECT to the USA MEN’S RAFTING TEAM + their families // Seth Mason - John Mark Seelig - Kurt Kincel - Ian Anderson - Matt Norfleet - Robert Prechtl - Jeremiah Williams - Marty Borges

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Premiered on Nowness.com : http://bit.ly/2mu3DhE Directed by Kris Merc Written by Craig Finn & Josh Kaufman Vocals Craig Finn Starring Harrison Weger & Maddy Stark Bass Josh Kaufman Piano, Organ Sam Kassirer Drums Matt Barrick Additional Vocals Annie Nero Produced by Josh Kaufman Recorded & Mixed D. James Goodwin Label Partisan Records Production Company Sweet Rickey Director of Photography Rudolf Costin Editor Michael Reuter @ EDITBAR Producer Michelle Breger Assistant Director Tiffany Stephens Focus Pull Josh Fisch Colorist Phil Choe @ NiceShoes

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Please click the CC button in the lower right hand corner for English subtitles. See the full length documentary about the project here: http://bit.ly/2mt5PVQ Ice, driftwood, foamy waves and … skateboards? Four skaters head north to the cold Norwegian coast, applying their urban skills to a wild canvas of beach flotsam, frozen sand and pastel skies. The result is a beautiful mashup — biting winds and short days, ollies and one ephemeral miniramp. Skaters: Hermann Stene Didrik Galasso Henrik Lund Karsten Kleppan Director: Jørn Nyseth Ranum Producer: Anders Graham Cinematography: Lukasz Zamaro Editors: Marta Sæverud and Jørn Nyseth Ranum Sound Engineer: Ole Richard Korsan Stuwe Music: Erlend Elvesveen See more information on http://bit.ly/2no2j4b This film was shot using RED Dragon with Zeiss Ultra Primes. Northbound is produced by Turbin Film www.turbinfilm.no

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Be happy with the hair you have. Directed by Simeon Kondev Sound by Chris Votek Color by Alex Kinter Additional Animation by Harry Farrar, Nora Meek, Elena Suarez

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Helvetia by Night 360 is my newest time-lapse project. The first time in 360°. I used 4 DSLR in a 360° rig. A total of 55’000 photos were shot for this video between June and September 2016. Deutsch ————————————————————————————– Tauchen Sie voll ein in die Schweizer Bergwelt bei Nacht, vom Creux du Van, an den Fuss des Matterhorns und rauf zum Pilatus. Helvetia by Night 360 ist mein neuste Zeitrafferprojekt und das erste Mal in 360°. Dafür kamen 4 Spiegelreflex Kameras zum Einsatz und es wurden über 55‘000 Fotos geschossen. Die Aufnahmen entstanden zwischen Juni und September 2016. Ideal ist es das Video mit einem VR Headset anzuschauen oder einem Google Cardboard. ————————————————————————————– Music by Jonathan Geer. http://bit.ly/2nahFc5 Locations: 1. Creux du Van (NE) 2. Schongütsch (Brienzer Rothorn) 3. Rifugio al Legn (TI) 4. Rhonegletscher (VS) 5. Hirli (Zermatt) (VS) 6. Dent de Jaman (VD) 7. Pilatus 8. Ballonfahrt (SG)

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An animated self-portrait exploring the line of human evolution and a projection of a possible future. As our evolution turns from biological to technological, are we now the bridge between the born and the made. I painted this stop frame animation on myself using face paint, a mirror and a camera. Copyright Emma Allen Story, animation, performance -Emma Allen - www.emmaallen.org Post Production - Huxley Studios - http://bit.ly/2nl766g Sound Design - Edapollo - http://bit.ly/2mpH8Ka Emma Allen http://bit.ly/2nlkuHR https://twitter.com/imakefings http://bit.ly/2mpqfPIwww.emmaallen.org Post Production - Huxley Studios - http://bit.ly/2nl766g Sound Design - Edapollo - http://bit.ly/2mpH8Ka Emma Allen http://bit.ly/2nlkuHR https://twitter.com/imakefings http://bit.ly/2mpqfPI

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In 2014, I entered the army and began two years of conscription in Singapore. Soon after, my then girlfriend left for London to further her education. While sense would dictate that we part ways given the circumstances, we decided to continue our relationship. Despite the challenges of long-distance, we found ourselves growing closer together as we navigated our new but separate phases of life through our only means of staying constantly connected - our mobile phones. Our devices became essential to the relationship; a vessel carrying our voices, and our presence. ‘Vessel’ is my first film since being released from the military. It reflects my anxieties, but also quietly celebrates the relationship I had. The film features Michał Huszcza from the Sundance 2016 winner, 'All These Sleepless Nights’, which was awarded 'Best Directing in World Cinema Documentary’.

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In January 2014 a brutal new Jihadist group swept through Syria and set up its capital in Raqqa in the east of the country. In the two years since, so-called Islamic State has evolved into the most notorious extremist group in the world. For the past three months, BBC Radio 4’s Today programme correspondent, Mike Thomson, has been in sporadic contact with an activist based in Raqqa from a group called Al-Sharqiya 24. This short documentary depicts the activist’s diary of what life is like under Islamic State. Full accounts from the diarist can be found here: http://amzn.to/2lT3KGB Credits BBC Radio 4 team: Today Correspondent: Mike Thomson Today Producer: John Neal Arabic Service Producer: Nader Ibrahim Digital Editor: Rhian Roberts Digital Producer: Greg Smith Voice actor: Faisal Irshaid Production team: Animation: Ross Plaskow, Scott Coello Music: Dan Pollard Sound Design: Dan Pugsley Director: Scott Coello festivals/screenings/nominations BBC News Victoria Derbyshire BBC Radio 4 Open City Docs, England FAFF (Factual Animation Film Fuss), England - SPECIAL MENTION AWARD British Animation Film Festival, England Two Cliffs Film Festival, England XpoNorth, Scotland Human Rights Film Festival, Spain KLIK! Animation Festival, Amsterdam Anibar Animation Festival, Kosovo CutOut Fest, Mexico Rabbitfest, Italy Cartoon Club, Italy

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A virtual flight through the sights and sounds of Upper Austria This video is a personal edition of a video we produced for the Upper Austria Tourist Board. http://bit.ly/2nmUl82 It took 8 months to produce and uses the HyperZoom™ method to produce a visually continuous journey with no cuts. You can read more about the technique here: http://bit.ly/2lUyUON You can read a ‘Making of’ blog here: http://bit.ly/2nnaCKm

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“Somehow, I’ve earned the moniker, "the remarkable Batman.” Now, Batman I will accept. Bats are cool. Batman is cool. But I was not raised to think of myself as in any way remarkable. I have always regarded myself much like anyone else who navigates the dark unknowns of their own challenges. Is that so remarkable? I do not use my eyes, I use my brain.“ - Daniel Kish // a ZCDC film.

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Dear Europe is a collaborative video about the upcoming European elections and how lessons gleaned from Brexit and Trump, might relate. The piece was made by artists who call the US and the UK home. Turn on closed captions for French, Dutch and German! Our hope was to impress upon our friends in Europe that the future is written by those who vote. http://dearEU.com DIRECTOR Erica Gorochow ARTISTS (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) Alexandra Lund Allen Laseter Marie-Margaux Tsakiri-Scanatovits Pablo Lozano Johnny Kelly (Design) Terra Henderson Kyle Strope Ege Soyuer Nick Petley Joe Donaldson Jay Quercia Brian Gossett (Design) Louis Wesolowsky (Animation) Freddy Arenas Thea Glad Lana Simanenkova Yukai Du Miguel Jiron Bee Grandinetti Damien Correll (Design) Adam Grabowski (Animation) Robin Davey MUSIC + SOUND DESIGN Upright T-Rex Music SCRIPT Erica Gorochow ENGLISH VO KK Apple Jordan Craig GERMAN Saskia Keultjes (VO) DUTCH Wouter Boon (VO) Martin Pyper FRENCH Julie Saunders (VO) Adrien Joulie THANKS Liz Marks Lorenzo Fernandez Gustav Vella Jeroen Krielaars Bee Grandinetti Joe Donaldson Paul Murphy Ross Wariner Cody Uhler

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When a group of foreign workers appear at his brother’s sawmill, a struggling shopkeeper must face a troubling decision. Awards: Winner - Best Short Film - Screen NS Awards (2016) Nominee - Best Canadian Short Film - CBC Short Film Face Off (2016) Selections: Montreal Festival du Nouveau Cinema: Official Selection (2016) enRoute Film Festival: Official Selection (2016) Phi Centre: Not Short on Talent (2016) Halifax Independent Filmmakers Festival: Official Selection (2016) Niagara Integrated Film Festival: Official Selection (2016) Regard: Saguenay International Short Film Festival: The Programmer’s Favourites (2016) Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival: Canada’s Not Short on Talent (2016) Fundy Cinema: Winter Short Series (2016) Parrsboro Film Festival: Official Selection (2016) Truro Showcase Film Festival: Official Selection (2016) Shelburne Film Expo: Official Selection (2016) Silver Wave Film Festival: Official Selection (2015) Atlantic Film Festival: Official Selection (2015) Starring: Michael Pellerin, Monte Murray, Becca Babcock, Hesam Hanafi Written and Directed by: Daniel Boos Produced by: Lynn Matheson DOP: Kyle Cameron Editor: Andrew Fleming Runtime: 11 min Country: Canada Language: English Shooting Format: Arri 2K Exhibition Format: Digital File/DCP For more info, visit http://bit.ly/2mSZtms

written/directed by Kati Skelton produced by Kati Skelton and Chris Osborn edited by Kati Skelton cinematography by Gideon DeVilliers starring Branson Reese with Peter Reznikoff, Dagmar Stansova and Matt Dennie

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Apartment 6F Matt Bollinger hand painted, stop motion animation 9,00 2017 http://bit.ly/2mzgzUA

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Sometimes even the tragic accidents could lead to most happy endings.. ‘Illusions’ was completed during my final year in Edinburgh College of Arts in 2016. Film is done entirely in screen-printing technique, which means that all the frames were drawn by hand, turned into colour separations and screen printed on A3 sheets of paper, then scanned back in to create an animated sequence. More than 400 screen prints were created while making the film. Film is based on a story “Goats Eyes” by Max Frei. Cast: Dominica Harrison - Director/Animator Tom Angell - Sound Design and Music Kenny Blyth, Amandine Vincent - Voice Overs

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Gary and Jenny share the same cramped “office space” as all beat cops: the front seat of a patrol car. Their evolving relationship is an emotional rollercoaster ride that stands in often-comedic contrast to the procession of thugs and criminals filling the back seat. Written & Directed by Charlotte Regan Produced by Jack Hannon Cast - Andrew Paul, Alexa Morden, Leon Cunningham, Margaret Towner, Richard Sherwood & John Layton Director Of Photography - Bradley Stearn 1st AC - Ellis Doig 2nd AC - Lucas Campain Spark - Sal Redpath Electrician - Graeme Condon Production Manager - Alice Groves 1st AD - Jared Peysner Sound Recordist - Nick Grant Sound Design - Michael Ling Editor - Charlotte Regan Colourist - John Layton Credits - Asad Denova Production Designer - Elena Muntoni Hair & Make-Up - Rose Redrup Music - Skepta ‘Shutdown’ BAFTA Nominated Winner of BFI Future Film Festival Lab Award Winner of BFI Future Film Festival New Talent Award Winner of Lifetime Shorts competition Official selection Toronto International Film Festival Official selection London Short Film Festival Official selection Whistler Film Festival Official selection Foyle Film Festival Official selection LOCO Film Festival

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“Hugo in the Garden” is a multi-collaborative project. Here we explore how artificial common materials work into an organic atmosphere. Some polyurethane foam creating a kind of creeper or some machine knitted wool growing around a plastic bonsai. All of them grow, like the plants we all know. But particularly these ones, in a different way. We Started from the sketches of Eze Matteo. Six N. Five took all of them and made the 3d art direction and sculptures design. Twistedpoly was in charge of the beautiful animations and edition. The final touch was from Cypheraudio, who made the lovely music and the sound design. Enjoy the results! Directed by Six N. Five + Twistedpoly Design & Art Direction by Six N. Five 2D sketches by Eze Matteo Animation & edit by Twistedpoly Music & Sound Design by John Black / CypherAudio

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“My Dhaka is more than a place, its buildings, its roads, its people. It is a drama in time, where 15 million dreams collide to create a spectacle like no other. I have fallen in love with Dhaka. I have fallen out of it. The traffic, the pollution, the poverty, the bureaucracy! Yet, my Dhaka is full of life and strikingly beautiful. The smiling Rickshawala, the hustle and bustle of the street, the entrepreneurship spirit, the smell of freshly cooked Biriyani, the Falgun colours! I have traveled the world in search of love and have come back home to Dhaka to find it.” We hoped to capture the essence of being in the streets of Dhaka with this project. Shot over a period of 10 days throughout Dhaka city. Even though we grew up in Dhaka, we become tourists in our own city. Exploring new places, meeting new people & discovering new experiences. Equipment Used: Camera: Sony A7sii Lens: Sony FE 24-240mm,16-35mm, 55mm 1.8 Made by : Farhan Hussain Sajeed Sarwar Safat Chowdhory Music: Rejoicer // Guadaloop Follow us at : Facebook - http://bit.ly/2mQO6vQ Instagram - http://bit.ly/2m90LGa Youtube- https://youtu.be/Ww6ndzsLjS8 Website- http://bit.ly/2mQYdRq Thanks a lot for watching!

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Join a 1920s paleontology expedition to the Gobi Desert with Roy Chapman Andrews, then visit modern-day museum collections with paleontologist Mike Novacek to discover how these finds are studied today. This 360 video is part of Shelf Life’s second season, exploring fantastic stories from far-away places where some of the American Museum of Natural History’s 33 million specimens and artifacts were discovered. The series links those collection items and epic adventures of the past with current scientific inquiry. Visit our series website for more info: http://bit.ly/2mQgEWd For this film, our producers unearthed, scanned, and transferred thousands of archival elements to build a virtual Gobi Desert, layering material into a 360 canvas. Those black and white images were integrated with matte painting, 360 environment creation, and live-action shoots to produce a captivating look at one of the most important expeditions in the Museum’s history.

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Wacky relatives give way to mounting tensions with broken dolls, boiling stew and a bang. Film by Amanda Bonaiuto Made at CalArts 2016 Official selections: 2017 // Ann Arbor Film Festival, MI Chicago Underground Film Festival Flatpack Film Festival, Birmingham, UK GLAS, Berkeley, CA Holland Animation Film Festival, Utrecht, the Netherlands International Motion Festival, Cyprus SENE Film, Music and Arts Festival Skylab Gallery, Columbus, Ohio Slamdance, Park City, Utah South London Shorts, London Stuttgart, Germany Tricky Women, Vienna, Austria Washington DC Independent Film Festival 2016 // Ottawa International Animation Festival - Ottawa, Canada LINOLEUM 2016 International Festival of Contemporary Animation & Media-Art - Kiev, Ukraine Festival International du Film d'Animation de Paris - Paris, France Miami Independent Film Festival - Miami, FL The Vermont Animated Film Festival, VT PRIMANIMA - Budaörs, Hungary Boston Short Film Festival Hong Kong Arthouse Film Festival World Independent Film Awards, Warsaw, Poland Etiuda & Anima, Krakow, Poland London International Animation Festival, UK Animated Dreams, Tallinn, Estonia CalArts Experimental Animation Showcase - REDCAT Awards: PRIMANIMA - Budaörs, Hungary - *Best student film* Boston Short Film Festival - *Best Animated Short Film*

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In times like these, in which man dominates nature so heavily, untouchedness, wilderness and loneliness are more and more rare. Thus the true values of freeriding also vanish. In times like these, real adventures threaten to be replaced by virtual experiences in front of computer- and TV-displays. But they still exist - the magical places. Winter landscapes of such extraordinary beauty and seclusion, which seemed to be lost. Places that show us what we have lost in the presence of civilization and consumption. A place with this extraordinary charm is the village of Bakhmaro in Georgia. Well hidden at 2,000 meters altitude in the small Caucasus. A village, which due to its inaccessibility rests every year in the deepest winter sleep. Due to a 15 kilometer long pass road and the lack of heavy machinery and snowblowers, this road can not be cleared of snow from October to May. And that in the midst of a region blessed by snowfalls of incredible proportions. A treeskiing dream and powder therapy at the same time for every real freeride addict. Backcountry-skiing without any competitors. Lonely lines and runs, which you can enjoy stress-free and which are snowed nearly daily by new snowfalls. Basis for this experience are the following things: a pistenbully or motors sleds with which climbing the pass road is possible, a rustic wooden hut, which can be inhabited in the seclusion of the village, a few tons of wood, to keep fires in the cast-iron stoves in the house burning, the help of local people, with which you get food, water and diesel from the valley to the remote mountain village and a big portion of adventure spirit. If you cross the gate to this winter paradise in the Lesser Caucasus, you return to originality, simplicity, freedom and true beauty. Our plan was to stay one week, finally it ended in four weeks. Thank you Bakhmaro. You have awakened us and reduced us to the roots of Freeride. Sleep on now. Many thanks for the great music to “Moderat” from Berlin and their song “Intruder”

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An astronaut through a black hole reaches an unknown planet. He comes in contact with an entity that is going to change him forever. A parable of life where birth, discovery, experience, contact and awareness are the chapters of this film. Written and directed by Rocco Pezzella A HelloSavants Production 2017 Amsterdam

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http://bit.ly/2m3TQxU / http://twitter.com/somethingsavage / http://bit.ly/2n3MvTY A new film by Daniel Savage commissioned by Al Jazeera on the philosopher Marshall McLuhan. Narrated by Alex Chow, a social activist in Hong Kong and prominent figure in the Umbrella Movement. Directed and animated by Daniel Savage Produced by The Listening Post Narrated by Alex Chow Music by Flako McLuhan recordings courtesy of marshallmcluhanspeaks.com View all films: http://bit.ly/2m3WS54

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A new kind of organism has been born. It is not made up of flesh and blood, but of circuits and wires. Witness the life of this organism unfold as it grows and thrives, until it must inevitably conclude. A short animation created by 3rd year animation students at the HKU University of the Arts Utrecht in a 5 month time period. A film by: Fokke Mars (fokkemars@gmail.com) Bas Jansen (bas.jansen@hotmail.nl) Max van der Ree (maxvdree@hotmail.com) Music by: Nathan van Boeckel Festivals: KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival 2016 Sommets du cinéma d'animation - Festival international de Montréal et de Québec 2016 Euroshorts Short Film Festival 2016 Anilogue International Animation Festival 2016 MONSTRA | Lisbon Animated Film Festival 2017 Anim!Arte - International student animation festival of Brazil 2017 Shortcutz Network | International Shortfilms Movement 2017 Go Short International Short Film Festival Nijmegen 2017 Holland Animation Film Festival (HAFF) 2017 Vogelpop Film Festival 2017 Open World Animation Festival 2017 The International Animation Film Festival (IAFF) Golden Kuker- Sofia 2017

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A young man’s encounter with a motorcycle-riding caretaker launches him on a hallucinatory, spiritual journey through the backlands of America. Winner - Grand Jury Prize, 2016 Nashville Film Festival Written, Produced, and Directed by HUGHES WILLIAM THOMPSON / http://bit.ly/2mHvaPZ Starring KEVIN WAYNE, CALVIN BROWN, HAYLEY LOVITT, and LOUIE MOSS Produced by CAMERON BOLING, DAVID SWINBURNE, and NATE HURTSELLERS Casting by JEN INGULLI, CSA Cinematography by NATE HURTSELLERS Edited by EMA RYAN YAMAZAKI Production Design by AIMEE HOLMBERG Costume Design by KAREN FREED Audio Post Production by ONE THOUSAND BIRDS Visual Effects by AFTERPARTY VFX

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Six characters meet in a public bath house: the pedant bath house manager, a couple with a strange way of communicating and a gang with shady intentions. Something goes wrong. “Staff Pick Premiere: when animals stop being nice, and start getting real”: Read our Q&A with filmmaker Niki Lindroth von Bahr on the Vimeo Blog: http://bit.ly/2lEB1WU

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*Recommended: dark viewing environment / 4K or HD resolution / quality sound ReflectionVOID A short film by Lance Page Original music by Lorn After dusk in the high desert, as the sky quickly darkens, a lone hiker stumbles across a window into another world. As the man approaches the portal, he is met with his own reflection and we suddenly sink into the ReflectionVOID. In the VOID, scattered portals reflect star patterns against deep black skies. The stars sing to us, but the relentless nature of the high desert reminds us of our mortality. The razor sharp cactus blades and the cold jagged rock formations threaten our fragile bodies. The portals allow us a deeper perspective, they show us the Universe as we reach into our souls for cosmic significance. As we sink deeper into the unknown, we’re met with a tall human-like figure, a mysterious desert dweller with a purpose and a message. Watch our behind the scenes documentary for more: There Will Be Portals: Making of ReflectionVOID http://bit.ly/2mYn32g A Page Films / Cinematic Syndicate Production Produced by Lance Page and Jesse Andrew Clark www.pagefilms.com http://bit.ly/2m2rfd0 Original Music by Lorn http://bit.ly/2mYnTfm Gear and production support: eMotimo http://emotimo.com Vizual Jockey http://bit.ly/2m2tnkU Refraction Film Company San Diego http://bit.ly/2mYoTAb Alpine Labs http://bit.ly/2m20ohuwww.pagefilms.com http://bit.ly/2m2rfd0 Original Music by Lorn http://bit.ly/2mYnTfm Gear and production support: eMotimo http://emotimo.com Vizual Jockey http://bit.ly/2m2tnkU Refraction Film Company San Diego http://bit.ly/2mYoTAb Alpine Labs http://bit.ly/2m20ohu

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A trip through 3D scans of Zurich with music of Niki Reiser. On behalf of the Zurich Film Foundation for the Zurich Film Award, Cadrage. The work has been shown as a 360° projection. www.dirkkoy.com Screenings: – Zurich Film Award: Cadrage – Massachusetts Institute of Technology - MIT, re|vision 2016 – Supernova Denver 2016 – Fantoche 2016 – Gässlifilmfestival Basel 2016

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An erotic thriller about a twisted game a couple plays at bars, until one night, things get out of hand. The story takes us onto a nightmarish, psychosexual journey, and gradually, the true nature of their relationship comes to light. Directed by ARMEN ANTRANIKIAN / Screenplay by NICK ANTOSCA / Based on a short story by NICK ANTOSCA / Produced by CHRISTINE MELTON and ALEJANDRO DE LEON / Co-producers SOPHIE KARGMAN and JEFF WARD / Starring JEFF WARD, SOPHIE KARGMAN, RYAN EGGOLD, SARAH ROEMER, SPENCER TREAT CLARK, and CHRISTOPHER ABBOTT / Cinematographer CHRISTIAN SPRENGER / Production Designer CALLIE ANDREADIS / Editor NOAH KISTLER / Original Music by DANIEL HART / Sound Designer BENTON CORDER TEASER vimeo.com/119094851 / SOUNDTRACK http://apple.co/18yHF58 / FACEBOOK http://bit.ly/2mD7eNU

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Instagram: http://bit.ly/2nbKa5j joshuacharow@gmail.com Over the past few years I’ve struggled to stay motivated around this time of the year. By March we’ve had nearly six months of cold and it’s easy to fall into a slump. The weather recently has been the craziest I’ve ever seen it in New York City between the low fog, snowstorms, and erratic temperature changes. I wanted to make this video to reflect how I’ve been feeling lately and all I can say is that I can’t wait for spring to finally roll in.

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The video is composed of +6000 images hand-drawn one by one, than elaborated with glitch and mixed techniques. It’s a project about the constrictive role of women in our society, constantly confined to roles and constantly forced to prove their strenght. At the same time, it wants to portray the inner force of female body and emotionality, through an emotional tension that becomes physical. For a more specific explanation, you can read my interview for Directors Notes: http://bit.ly/2lUeW1K And the page of the project: http://bit.ly/2miZEqD Song: An Exit - Holly Herndon Some of the movements of this video are based on Iyar Elezra, Nitzan Ressler, Zina Zinchenko, Maayan Sheinfeld, Adi Zlatin, Hsin-Yi Hsiang, Xanthe van Opstal, Fanny Sage, Simone Schmidt, Stephanie Troyak, Olga Sokolova, Eila Valls, Juliette Scalabre-Buffard, Carmen Perfetto, Mirta Boschetti. WARNING: The following video contains scenes with flashing lights so it could potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy.

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http://bit.ly/2lTVPEY Director: Anton Tammi / www.antontammi.com Featuring: Sara Cummings & Zoë Bleu DP: Erik Henriksson 1st AC: Robert Agulo 2nd AC: Luna Cruor Production Designer: Rosie Turnbull Art Director: Rachel Zabala Set Decorators: Madeline Pflug & Mary Kerrigan Makeup: Yuui Vision Style: Lisa Jarvis & talent’s own Editing / Post: Tim Montana & Matt Nee Sound Design: Matti Ahopelto & JIL 3D: Morumotto Colorist: Duncan Russell, Free Folk Producers: Andre Bojanic, Mac Petrycki, Emily Rudge Executive Producer: Martin Howell Thank you: Ida Gündoğdu, Aleksi Tammi, Bruce Smear, Pekko, BRTHR, Elisa Richardson, Fernando Souza Ramos, Casey Drogin, Waltteri Vanhanen, Jenna Lehmussaari, Janne Vartia, Cheryl Payne, Gregory Hayes, Chemistry Creative, Doug Durant, Justin Derry, Jordan Hemingway, Denise Cheng, Naftali Beane Rutter, Ece Şahin, Jaana Anttila, Pekka Tammi, Joel Jägerroos, Richard Conway & Bibi Andersson “I still think about you all the time.”

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a short film about aggression and escalation. Festivals: Stockholm Animation and Experimental Film Festival, Sweden. Best Animated Film ASIFA East Animation Festival, NYC. 1st Prize, Independent Animation Black Maria Film Festival. Jury’s Citation Award Ottawa International Animation Festival Florida Film Festival New Orleans Film Festival Sommets du cinéma d'animation. La Cinémathèque Québécoise, Montreal. Woodstock Film Festival Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival Bushwick Film Festival. Runner up for Best Short Film Fest Anča, Slovakia Animated Dreams, Estonia Animation Block Party, BAM, Brooklyn San Sebastian Horror and Fantasy Film Festival, Spain Stuttgart Trickfilm International Animated Film Festival, Germany Festival Córtex, Portugal Big Water Film Festival, Wisconsin St. Louis International Film Festival Coney Island Film Festival Monmouth Film Festival Animated and Directed by Morgan Miller Sound Mixing and Post Production by One Thousand Birds Studio

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ATARAXIA is a short film that was born after a discussion with a good friend, Rudi. Rudi is a runner, he loves the great outdoors and running long distances. He also holds a PhD in linguistics and once talked about “ataraxia”, this incredible state of freedom that he sometimes reaches during long alpine outings. This film is about understanding that feeling. Pictures from behind the scenes: http://bit.ly/2mc9YiJ Directed by Oliver and Nicolas Jutzi Produced by www.vandyfilms.com Cinematography by Nicolas Jutzi Sound design & Mix Victor Colelough Voice over and voice recording by Rob Paterson Music by Alaskan Tapes http://bit.ly/2meWhASwww.vandyfilms.com Cinematography by Nicolas Jutzi Sound design & Mix Victor Colelough Voice over and voice recording by Rob Paterson Music by Alaskan Tapes http://bit.ly/2meWhAS Shot with RED Epic and DJI Inspire 1 X5

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—– Please watch in full screen with sound on for best experience. This film is available in 4K - click the HD button and select 4K to view in 4K. Enjoy! —– Μy last trip to Norway during February, 2017. The Lofoten Archipelago is spread on the northwest side of Norway, very close to the borders of the Arctic Circle. It is a cluster of small fishing villages and is often called “the Foot of the lynx” because of its shape. The islands are full of legends, maybe because of their natural beauty and their mysterious landscapes, or maybe because there the Sun either never rises or never sets. The only thing you can hear is the thousand voices of birds, the wind and the sound of the sea. That combination of the landscape which comes into view every morning and the sounds of nature is a priceless experience that fills you with energy and inspiration for the whole day, no matter what you have to face. —– Music by Ryan Taubert - One Precious Moment —– Assistant Cinematographer - Aris Christou —– You can follow me at: Facebook - http://bit.ly/2mwDtOQ Instagram - http://bit.ly/2mXBf8v Website - http://bit.ly/2mwQwQ1 Google + - http://bit.ly/2mXAqwt

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SURRENDER tells the retrospective story of Milton’s journey in search of peace, one that reveals an essential truth: the experience of losing control offers unexpected and beautiful surprises. Featuring “Milton Schorr”. Director — Porteus Xandau Executive Producer — Herman Le Roux Producer — Marchant Bellingan Cinematographer — Warren James Smart Camera Assistant — John Carr Editing and Colouring — Richard Starkey Music and Sound Design — Pressure Cookers Studio, Cape Town Online — Post, Cape Town Art Direction — Ivan Fraser Wardrobe — Sumaya Parker

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Un film de ……………………………………… Zack Spiger Produit par …………………………………………….. Solab Featuring ……………. Angèle Metzger & Lukas Ionesco Producteur …………………………………….. Nicolas Tiry Coordination de production …………… Arthur Parratte Administratrice de production …….. Lucie Santamans Voix off ……………………………………… Lara Deweerdt Chef monteuse ………………………… Tianès Montasser Etalonneuse ………………………….. Julija Steponaityte Assistant opérateur ………………………. Nicholas Kent Chef electricien ……………………….. Baptiste Brousse Opérateur son ……………………………… Simon Farkas Régisseur général ………………………… Francois Lothoré Mixage son ………………………………….. Loris Bernot Avec l'intervention de ………………………………………….. Marie Beltrami, Graham Haught, Le Gouedec, Louise Le Meur Rasmussen, Maura Camilla Coco, Luce Lefebvre, Nassim Guizani, Léo Fauvel, Diane Rouxel, Elliott Cox, Francois Djemel, Paul Créange & Mélanie Akoka Remerciements …………………………………………………. Benjamin Desplanques @ Benzene Music, Alexander Bscheidl, Fabienne Jego, Marina Jego & Jean-Claude Ruellan @ Vantage, Emilie Aubry, Emilie Orsini, Sam Clark @ Kodak, Philippe Akoka & Alexander Akoka @ Film Factory, Fanny Cointe @ Eyelite & Quentin Oster @ Le Scandale.

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How can you be what you can’t see? Mikhail Martin, co-founder of Brothers of Climbing said, “I literally typed, ‘Are there black climbers?’ in Google … someone said, ‘black people don’t climb.‘” A small group of climbers began to challenge that thought. The Brothers of Climbing is a crew that’s making the climbing community more welcoming. Watch to see how they created a community where one wasn’t. A Cause + Effect Film: http://bit.ly/2lOmgwD Visit Brothers of Climbing at: https://boccrew.com/ Keep up with the BOC on Instagram: @boccrew DIRECTOR DUNCAN M. SULLIVAN DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY ALEX LEVIN PRODUCER LUKE BOELITZ ADDITIONAL CINEMATOGRAPHY DUNCAN SULLIVAN LUKE BOELITZ LUCAS ISAKOWITZ PRODUCTION CAUSE+EFFECT EXECUTIVE PRODUCER JASON ZEMLICKA EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR JAMIE HUBBARD HEAD OF PRODUCTION SEAN PATRICK KELLY EDITOR HERNAN BORNAS ART DIRECTOR NICK JERNIGAN COLORIST COREY RYAN SOUND MIX EXPLOSION ROBINSON PARTNERS AT REI CO-OP PAOLO MOTTOLA ANDERS NORDBLOM FEATURING MIKHAIL MARTIN DAVID CHO ANDREW BELLETTY FRANCES BALILO MARC BALILO SAUL COLON NAN TEH DAVID GLACE RINA GLACE DANNY ZHAO LEIGHANNE YUN DENNIS LEE PIETER COOPER JOSH GREENWOOD JENNIFER LEE NAN TEH DIAMOND JONES DENIS GU KALVIN ZHAO KADE DIAKITE TYSON MCGREW SPECIAL THANKS CYRENA LEE ERIC FEIGENBAUM JAY ELLIOT JON ROSS MOHONK PRESERVE BROOKLYN BOULDERS

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During last carnival a few riders confronted one of the last truths in the world: big ocean exploting. Music: Dark Jazz trio - daydream nation

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Brooklyn-based filmmakers Mika Altskan and Matvey Fiks follow street photographer Daniel Arnold over three days and across the five boroughs as the photographer homes in on his subjects—teenagers lifting weights in an alleyway, grandmothers gossiping on a boardwalk bench, a father who pantomimes throwing his son in a trash can—depicting the diverse, chaotic energy of the city, and Arnold’s method of capturing the moments that can slip past others in all of their humanity-revealing glory. Director, Editor, Cinematographer: Mika Altskan & Matvey Fiks Animation: Ilya L. Barret Sound Design: Nikolay Antonov Soundtrack: Csisterna ( http://bit.ly/2m81XNd ) Special Thanks: Kenny Suleimanagich, Emily Rosser, Pablo Marvel, Nile Berry Lab: Metropolis Post Shot on Kodak Motion Picture Film

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Far The Days Come A tree fell and somewhere in a cold unknown land, man discovered fire. Fire saved man and comforted him. Time passed, trees kept falling and comfortable men fired to take further comfort in unknown lands. World has come a full circle. CREDITS: Directed By : Ram Singh Music By : Letter Box Art Lead : Samar Malik Artist : Gyanendra Singh, Govind Ram, Vikas Pundir Animation :Pinky Naskar , Nishant Kumar FX : Nishant Kumar Special Thanks : Vivek Mangipudi PENCILLATI STUDIOS pencillati.com http://bit.ly/2mCfKgB

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Pete’s absurdly desperate plan to win over his dream girl is everyone else’s nightmare in this tale of forbidden love and misguided affection. Diabolical performances from Ben Wilson and Abby Miller (Aquarius, Justified, Mad Men), director Jeffrey Fleisig delivers pitch-perfect dignified desperation in this twisted ode to love. (http://bit.ly/2m5hjSF) Official Selection: Los Angeles Comedy Film Festival SOHO FIlm Festival Chicago Comedy Film Festival Palm Springs International ShortFest Festival Austin Revolution Film Festival Topanga Film Festival Hollyshorts Film Festival Breckenridge Film Festival Bare Bones Film Festival Hudson Valley Film Festival Director: Jeffrey Fleisig (http://bit.ly/2mVRimu) Producer: Rob Stark & Phyllis Koenig (http://bit.ly/2m59eNS) Writer: Brian Groh Cinematographer: Christophe Lanzenberg Editor: David Mester (http://bit.ly/2mW3vHz) Music: Bang NY (www.bangworld.com) Casting: Alyson Horn Casting Maya Arabi (www.ahccasting.com) Wardrobe: Debra LeClair Production Design: Kim Rees Starring: Abby Miller, Ben Wilson, Carl Anderson, Alfred Adderly

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Directed by Mehdi Alavi Produced by Pilule & Pigeon Layout and editing : Hugo Garnier Animation : Axel Digoix Render and Compositing : Clementine Choplain Rigging : Maxim Granger

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Yeezys sell out nearly instantly due to backdoor-ing, bots and resellers. Sneaker resellers are somewhat of a pariah of the culture; their occupation is taboo and they largely fly under the radar. Yuanrun Zheng, better known in his circles as “23Penny” or “Z,” is the Sneaker Broker. He has a personal sneaker collection of over 500 pairs, but, for him, sneakers are just business. Z takes us on an unprecedented look into the world of resellers. (shot in part on Kodak 16mm film**) Director- Benjamin Skipworth Cinematographer: Hayden Mason Editor: Owen Jackson 1st AC: Sam Siske Original Music By: Ford Heacock Additional tracks provided by: Miyagi Sound Designer and Location Sound: Jeremiah Nave Colorist: Jimmy Cardenas Transcriptions: Sarah Hood CAST Z- Yuanrun Zheng- 23Penny.com Car Wash- Chase Tucker Girl On A Ledge- Mandy Renfroe Unbox Me- Shayla Humphreys The Ye Projector- Ethan K. Summers Sneaker Spinner- Stephanie Nicole Longo ATL Wall Tagger- Ephraim Johnson Lifestyle footage shot on Kodak 16mm film stock. Remaining footage shot on an Arri Alexa Mini. Shot on location in Atlanta, GA and Nashville, TN. What drove us to tell this story? Personifying a “villainous” reseller through Yeezy hype.

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The word “legend” gets tossed around rather freely these days. Nothing wrong with that. After some fifty years of unmatched technical and cultural progression—skateboarding’s cast of notables is chock full of legendary. Our cup runneth over. However, in the case of Ray Barbee, “LEGEND” should be with an uppercase “L,” in flashing lights, and in all caps. Here’s why. Film by Joe Pease Written by Mackenzie Eisenhour Narrated by Tony Hawk Archival Footage Courtesy Of Powell Peralta Vans The Firm Skateboards Jon Humphries Photos Courtesy Of Skin Phillips Spike Jonze Steve Sherman Inspired by the films: Beginners - Mike Mills A Brief History of John Baldessari - Supermarché: Henry & Rel

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Lose your mind with this warped and wonderful journey through preternatural dance moves. Director: Vector Meldrew : http://bit.ly/2mjNZZD Production Company: Dazzle Ship http://bit.ly/2mQRkvI Music: Addison Groove - http://bit.ly/2mjBmgS Buy the track: Vinyl: http://bit.ly/2mQQuiL Digital Download: http://bit.ly/2mjMCKk

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Music video for Dirty Projectors, featuring D∆WN Directed by Noel Paul & Stefan Moore Executive Producer: Danielle Hinde Executive Producer: Jason Cole Production Company: Doomsday Entertainment Producer: Heika Burnison PM: Christina Jobe AD: Robert Thoren DP: Frank Mobilio 1st: Loie Russell-Templeton 2nd: Amanda Darouie Steadicam: Aaron Smith Key Grip: Josh Smith Gaffer: Mike Misslin G&E Swing: Matt Garza Styling Assistant: Madeline Rocco Stylist (Dave): Jardine Hammond Stylist (Dawn): Joey Thao Make up: Nimai Marsden Hair: Nina J PA: Adam Akopyan, Sarah Peyton, Dustin Willis, Shaun Libman Park Monitor: Salvador Andrade, Jennifer Fay Colorist: Belal Hibri @ Lucid Post Commissioner: Doug Klinger Label: Domino Records Special Thanks: Riley & Mary, Aaron & Saralyn, Birka, Dirt Empire

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Same features, same tricks, EVERY attempt. Watch the “Real” 90-second version here: http://xgam.es/RealStrenio Filmed by Jake Strassman for the ESPN Xgames Real Ski video competition with LJ Strenio. Additional filming by Hennie Van Jaarsveld and Brogen Reed

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He was baptized as Eduardo, but he never felt this name as his own, vagabond, paratrooper, go-getter, poetry lover, dreamer, Jean Genet-esque character… but most of all, artist: in fact, probably the last quick-change artist in the almost extinct Chinese district of Barcelona. A born survivor, he has taken hard blows from life and overcome them all, like especially the unrequited devotion of his only true love: Margarita Carmen Cansino, better known as Rita Hayworth… or Gilda. This is a tribute to an artist whom, at 90 years of age, keeps going on stage everyday to deliver his show. As his beloved poet Federico García Lorca once wrote, the sissy boys of the south sing on the rooftops: Gilda Love will carry on doing so. Selected by Nowness. http://bit.ly/2mxuBc5 Directed / Script: Enric Ribes Produced / Script: Oriol Martínez Film editor / Music composer: Guillermo Irriguible DOP: Albert Bada Leal with Thais Català Fixer: David Cano Colorist: Lluís Velamazán Graphic designer / Film poster: Octavi Serra Sound mixer: Reclab Special thanks: Santiago Loren (guitar) Thanks: Victor Guerrero, El Desplume, Eduardo Gion, Sandra Reina, Ivi Koyck, Júlia Matheu, Nonna Serra, Jordi Mestre, Óscar Torres, Bodega Bohemia film archive, Adiós Bohemia film. Shot on 16mm expired film stock with Bolex camera. Additional formats: Super8 and Hi8. A film by Häns. 2017.

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A journey across Australia from an eagle’s eye. Featuring animals and landscapes from the deserts to the ocean, including The Kimberley, Arnhem Land, The Pilbara, Cairns to Cape York and a handful of Western Australian Deserts. Cinematography: Nick Robinson, Luke Peterson, Caspar Mazzotti, Cam Batten, Sid Tinney Editor: Caspar Mazzotti Music licensed from Beatbox ‘Lumina’ by M J Petrie 'Swarm Of Lights’ by N Jean, G Felix, S Casais 'Earthrise’ by C P Haigh Copyright 2017 Wild Pacific Media http://bit.ly/2lwDuO6 If you want more nature and wildlife moments - check out our instagram @wildpacificmedia http://bit.ly/2lhzPYZ

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A surfing boat trip through the Mentawais is usually a dream trip. And hell, maybe this one was too — but it just looked and felt a little different. Probably because upon arrival we were hit with a massive storm. As you’ll read below from Kai’s first dispatch upon arrival in the port of Padang. We had gathered Craig Anderson, Chippa Wilson, Eric Geiselman, Lee Wilson, Dillon Perillo and Yago Dora, a dream crew and a dream location. But, that’s only the beginning.

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An aspiring actress moves to Los Angeles to pursue her dream, and finds herself orbiting the periphery of show business, while everyday life muddies what exactly her path might be. Ana Coto, star of horror blockbuster OUIJA, leads Sebastian Pardo’s narrative short film. Producer: Sebastian Pardo Riel Roch-Decter Director: Sebastian Pardo Starring: Ana Coto Director of Photography: Drew Bienemann Score: Brian McOmber Additional Photography: Lowell A. Meyer Production Assistant: Leah Younesi Production Sound: Emett Casey Douglas Beatty Anthony Ens Aaron Beckum Cast In Order of Appearance: Ana Coto Jake Nordwind Cassandra Larson Drew Bienemann Daniel Kaufman Brandon Winters Douglas Beatty Benjamin Davis Collins Hayley Magnus Ellie Jamieson Carrie Barton David Black Clark Baker Mandy Beckner Elise Eberle Post Sound: Tim Korn VFX: Colin Kohler Color: The Lodge At FotoKem DI Colorist: Alastor Pan Arnold FotoKem Color Producer: Angelique Perez Special Thanks: What Matters Most Omid Fatemi The Directors Bureau Colin Trenbeath

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KAADA/PATTON - RED RAINBOW ‘Red Rainbow’ is the first track from John Kaada and Mike Patton’s most recent collaborative Kaada/Patton LP, Bacteria Cult, (Ipecac Recordings). The video is based on the short film, “The Absence Of Eddy”, directed by Rune Spaans. Much like the music, the video is steeped in mystery and a sense of adventure, capturing a curious place where dreams and nightmares collide. Directed by Rune Spaans Written by Dave Cooper Music by Kaada Starring Mike Patton, Ingrid Bolsø Berdal and Yngvill Kolset Haga 3D Supervisor: Johan Leuf Lead Animator: Dani Sappa Animators: Oddne Madsen and Thea Matland Produced by Eric Vogel/Tordenfilm

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DOGWALKER | Written & Directed by Kim Sherman, Starring Sarah Hagan & Keith Poulson The dark-comedy adventure of a young dog walker after she discovers one of her clients has died. Writer/ Director: Kim Sherman Starring: Sarah Hagan & Keith Poulson Director of Photography: Jack Caswell Composer: Mark Degli Antoni Production Designer: Thomas Obed HMU/ Special Effect Make-up : Christine Sciortino Producers: Dalila Droege & Kho Wong Editors: Patrick Lawrence and Chris Coats Sound Designer: Chase Everett Executive Produced by: Wildlife Pictures, Marios Rush, Garrett Fennely & Connie Kingsley DI Artist: Al Arnold

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We live in a new era of intrusion. I wanted to make visible the invisible violence of the moment we are living in. Beware of intruders! Shot in NYC in January 2017, the week Donald Trump became the 45th President of the United States. #streetmotionpictures #docu-monumentary Directed by Cyprien Clément-Delmas http://bit.ly/1eguDN0 Cinematography: Igor Kosenko igorkosenko.com Camera assistant: Charlotte Dupré http://bit.ly/2mdFNtK Music “Hurry” by Maeltrom & Louisahhh (RAAR/Savoir Faire) http://bit.ly/2lqBR4p http://bit.ly/2mdwxWE Sound design: Jaume Duque Camera operators: Igor Kosenko, Cyprien Clément-Delmas, Charlotte Dupré Editing: Cyprien Clément-Delmas Executive producers: Alexandr Kosenko, Cyprien Clément-Delmas, Igor Kosenko Produced by INTRUSION intrusion.studio in association with DEMOCRAZY Film Transfer: Mark Nakamine @ FOTOKEM Color grading: Frank Temmerman @ CAVIAR BXL Rental: Steve Gal @ Duall Camara Thank you Edouard Langé, Savoir faire, Edouard Mailaender, Alexandra Sieger, Florence Jacob, Caviar Brussels, Perry Suppa, Alexandra Agullo Soler, Katia and Sofia, Veselka

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