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Wednesday, January 31, 2018
In memory of my father, my grandparents and the inner mountains of Portugal - Trás-os-Montes (2017). I think the best way to tell a story is to speak of something intrinsic to you. The more you know about the subject you are dealing with, the deeper people will connect with the film, by seeing their own reflections in it. This short film blurs the line between documentary and fiction, since it is based on a true story, from my own grandparents, but it could be anybody’s story - in this case, a woman in Macau. The universality of storytelling is what pushes me to insert this tiny narratives on a much broader subject that me and Vhils have been tackling. And that is, generally speaking, the pace at which the world is moving today. It has sped up dramatically from 20 years back. And while that has brought us infinite positive things and progress, it also created new questions and paradigms. Is the world still a big place? We take 3 hours to drive 300kms, but we can send a photograph to the other side of the world in one second. Are distances getting smaller? Is the world shrinking? Are the gaps between us getting smaller? Or are we drifting apart? We’re constantly texting, talking, posting about everything and anything, but are we really communicating most of the times? And maybe more importantly - is anybody really listening? As a curiosity, the only super 8 shot that is used in this film portraying a woman and her baby (a big friend of mine) is actual footage from Macau in late 1970s. Domingos Silva, his father, was always documenting their life in Macau and he kindly sent me a pack of old videos and it was with absolute pleasure that I made a small homage to his family and any other family who has lived there in the past. Thank you so much to Sin Ting Yung for translating AND reading my story in cantonese for the third time. It’s been 2 years since the first one and I am very grateful for having the opportunity to express myself in cantonese. Thanks to Tiago Silva, Li Chongyu and Locanda Films for being an indispensable help on local production while in Macau and helping me get whatever I needed when I needed. And finally, thank you to Vhils and all the Vhilstudio Team who joined us in Macau : Alex, André, Russo, Juca, Viktor, Zhao, Tiago and Li, for one more amazing job done in such a small timeframe. You guys are truly hard working beasts ;) Full credits : Artwork : Vhils Written & Directed by : José Pando Lucas Production : Solid Dogma, Vhilstudio Camera & Edit : José Pando Lucas Sound Mix : Chullage, José Pando Lucas Voice Over : Sin Ting Yung Translation : Sin Ting Yung, Miguel Moore Local Production : António Faria Aerial Footage : Crane Productions Super 8 : Domingos Silva Vhilstudio Manager, Asia : Tiago Silva Communication Manager, Asia : Li Chongyu Vhilstudio Manager, Portugal : Duarte Cavalinhos Artist Assistants : Alexander Silva, Alex Zhao, André Alves, Duarte Cavalinhos, Ionut Clipacs, Luís Alcatrão, Paulo Piedade, Viktor So Lost, Sin Ting Yung, Tiago Silva Editorial Content : Miguel Moore
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A woman is excited about the approaching birth of her first child. A multi-award winning Irish short film that questions the presumption of motherly love. ‘How Was Your Day?’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2E05Kpw Awards: - BEST NARRATIVE SHORT FILM, SXSW 2016 - SILVER DRAGON, BEST DRAMA, KRAKOW 2016 - BEST IRISH SHORT, FOYLE FILM FESTIVAL 2015 - BEST IRISH SHORT, INDIECORK 2015 - BEST DRAMA, FASTNET FILM FESTIVAL - VANGUARD AWARD, SAN FRANCISO Short Film Festival - BEST ACTRESS, SORIA FILM FESTIVAL - BEST DIRECTOR, KINSALE SHARKS AWARDS A Suitable films production Twitter: @suitablefilms email: doorbell@suitablefilms.com
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Tuesday, January 30, 2018
국민체조 “National Gymnastics” RISD graduation film 2017 —– Welcome to my Hometown! 고향 방문을 환영합니다! This film is not meant to be interpreted but rather experienced visually and audibly, as if you were in a slow car ride back to your childhood home. Take a journey through the nostalgic, yet bizarre visual landscape of my memories and imagination. “National Gymnastics (국민체조)” is the name of the Korean national morning exercise routine invented by the government and practiced in schools since the 70’s until the early 2000’s. —– Screenings 2017: Animation Block Party Bucheon International Film Festival Hong Kong Arthouse Film Festival. Fall Edition Los Angeles Cinefast
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Monday, January 29, 2018
In this computer animated short, the space-rock duo DEATH VAN tours through a miniature world inhabited by surreal creatures that are haunted by a menacing and mischievous entity. Created and directed by Michael Enzbrunner Project assistance: Helge Henning (http://bit.ly/2DLdCrE) Music: DEATH VAN Sound designer: Kevin Swartz Script consultant: Adam Gurfinkel This project was generously supported and funded by the Toronto Animated Image Society (http://bit.ly/2Emwb6E), The Petman Foundation and the Toronto Arts Council. Made with Blender — TAIS Animation Showcase 2017: Audience Choice Award International Animation Film Festival - Gdansk 2017 International Music Video Underground: Finalist South Texas Underground Film Festival 2018 VOID - International Animation Film Festival 2018 Third Eye Film Festival 2018
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Short Film originally Commissioned for Nowness: http://bit.ly/2DLKzIn PRODUCED BY: Bad Land PRODUCER: Dea Filippa Aurora EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Sophie Tamm Christensen EDITOR: Fouad Gaber DP: Zack Spiger COLOURIST: Jason Wallis AC: David Eduard FIXER: Tiana Kondich RESEARCHER: Ziv Barashi GRAPHIC Designers: Kimberley Ihre Siko Tatour SOUND: Seb Bruen COMMISSIONER: Michael Lewin PNGWNG CRU: Bassem Bassem Bassem Bassem JERUSALEM SKATER GIRLS: Paola Ruiloba Maayan Levi ATLANTA CREW MUSIC BY: PNGWNG CRU + Alex Headford SPECIAL THANKS: Wandie Kabule, Erik Torell, Marcus Ibnaz Sofia Quintero Salim Adam, Josh Mannox Rbl Sh Bassem, Sohel, Pierre, Tatyana Alexandra, Trim Editing, Electric Theatre Collective, Nina Boriri, Dafy Hagai, Kodak, Clementoff.
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A professional assassin is interrupted in the middle of a hit. Official Selection: Edmonton International Film Festival Official Selection: Saint Louis International Film Festival Written & Directed By James Rautmann Produced By Mark Mazur & Trent Hilborn Cinematography By Josh Becker Production Design By Mandy Martinson Edited By Trent Hilborn Music By Andre Gaskins Sound Design & Mix By Jennilee Park Color By Oscar Oboza Assistant Camera By Fred Veinfurt Production Mix By Chase Brandau Scope GFX By Matt Adams Production Assist By Anthony Ongaro Starring: Michael Wieser Ryan Robert Nelson Andres Parra Special Thanks to: Jennifer Helm Roof-To-Deck Restoration Charles Levine Brian Morris and Mike Hilborn for providing his sweet sweet Porsche. An A2F Pictures Production a2fpictures.com
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Director : Alexander Brown Producer : Adam Nelson Editor : Avner Shiloah Colourist : Aubrey Woodiwiss (Carbon) Exec Producer : Carolyn Pedrossian Managing Director : Laura Thoel Production Company : The Sweetshop Copyright: Polydor 2018 Artist : James Blake Track: If the Car Beside You Moves Ahead Comissioner : Semera Khan
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The city may be different and not always like you used to see in the pictures, while still remaining unique and charismatic. My goal was not to show the main sights of the city, but to convey the feelings that you are experiencing in this city when the feast is over, and spring has not yet arrived. This is Vienna, this is winter. Filmed with Canon 5DIV Sound recorded with Zoom Music by R.Taubert Follow/Like me on Facebook: facebook.com/alexaafilm
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Sunday, January 28, 2018
String Figures - Chapter Six - Inouï (and free) Traditional Inuit culture meets techno-futurism in this beguiling audio-visual explosion Part of an ongoing audiovisual album—titled ‘String Figures'—from Belgian-based musician Zoë McPherson, this film is directed by Italian director Alessandra Leone and animated by Andreas Barden. Premiere on Nowness http://bit.ly/2nfaqOP Direction - Alessandra Leone 3D Animation - Andreas Barden DoP - Julian Moser Music written, arranged and performed by - Zoë Mc Pherson Live percussions (congas, bendhir, repik) - Falk Schrauwen Mixed at - Low Man’s Land Mastered by - Rashad Becker Produced by Zoë Mc Pherson Thanks to the support of Flanders, state of art. watch String Figures - i. Sabotage Story (unknot opening) : http://bit.ly/2BB8Lr2
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Saturday, January 27, 2018
Austin Smith, Blake Paul, and Jake Blauvelt travel to a well known and rarely visited backcountry freestyle snowboard playground in BC where Jake Blauvelt started his filming career. Full of pillow lines and shoots, Jake, Austin, and Blake will define the next generation of backcountry freestyle.
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Directed by Zhang + Knight Executive Producer - Luke Tierney Producer - Dasha Deriagina PA - Eugene Goyan Cinematographer - Ruben Woodin Dechamps 1st AD - Dima Hasanov Editor - Ellie Johnson at Speade Colourist - Daniel de Vue at Glassworks VFX - Ling Ling Wardrobe - Dasha Lagenberg Art Director - Danil Dubrovsky Hair/Makeup - Dasha Taivas A FRIEND production Produced by 23/32 Films Actress - Sofi Pashkual Actress - Natalie Mordovtseva
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Friday, January 26, 2018
I travelled 5500 km in six weeks exploring the vast landscapes of British Columbia and Alberta in Canada, always looking to place my camera gear in the most beautiful sceneries possible. With 54.000 single photos shot along the way I created ALIVE - a timelapse film which takes you on a vivid journey through wild forests, along the shores of crystal lakes and up the hills of massive mountains. By making this project, I want to raise awareness of our wonderful planet earth which we have the privilege to be part of. That’s why we have to take responsibility for it - for the place where we are alive. ____________________________________ Timelapse & Edit by Florian Nick Instagram: http://bit.ly/2DNOq7b Contact: flo.nick[@]gmx.de *all footage available for licensing* Music & Sounddesign: Julian Lindenmann - http://bit.ly/2FmwXjp Big thanks to my sponsors for your generous support: eMotimo - http://bit.ly/2DSdNEP Arc’teryx - http://bit.ly/2FmwZb1 Talus Lodge - http://bit.ly/2DMhVX5 LRTimelapse - http://bit.ly/2h8vUfn All footage was shot with the Spectrum ST4 4-axis Motion Controller provided by eMotimo. Also thanks to Big Fish Lodge, Jamie’s Rainforest Inn, Anchor Inn & Suites, Oldhouse Hotel & Spa, O Canada House and Riverside Bed & Breakfast for hosting me on my journey.
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Yarchen Gar, officially known as the Yaqên Orgyän Temple, lies in an isolated valley 4000 m above sea level in Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. Due to the remoteness of the institute and the bad condition of roads leading there, Yarchen Gar sees very few tourists. Officials often prevent foreigners from entering the institute or staying there overnight. It is reported to have 10 000 monks and nuns (most of the inhabitants are nuns), making it possibly the largest monastery in the world. These images are rare and they will be part of a larger project. In loving memory of my dad, Paolo Chiesa died suddenly on October 2016, when I was in Yarchen Gar.
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BEHIND THE SCENES: http://bit.ly/2EeYKTy – “Raindrop” is the hit song off Hot Flash Heat Wave’s sophomore album Soaked. BOREDOM, comprised of director-duo Luke Lasley & Patrick Sean Gibson, transformed the song into a psychedelic music video. Constructed of creative processes of yesteryear, Raindrop was shot on 16mm film and sprinkled with hand drawn and stop motion animation. The music video takes the viewer on a transcendental journey from forest, to city, to the deeper corners of the mind’s playground. Get ready to get cosmic, to get playful, to feel magic, and to view, first hand, an exclusive glimpse of San Francisco’s next generation of creative dreamers. – Hot Flash Heat Wave Instagram: @hotflashheatwave Facebook: http://bit.ly/2DFXbgh Bandcamp: http://bit.ly/2Ed8H3Q BOREDOM Instagram: @madebyboredom Website: http://bit.ly/2DDrjsL Vimeo: http://bit.ly/2Ed8Ioq
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Life changes people; especially when it involves 1 billion volts of electricity. “Super Dave” Manning, was on his way to a pro golf career when lightning struck and permanently changed his perception of reality. “The Other Dave” is an official selection of the SXSW Film Festival. Any inquires can be addressed to: burning.lake.production@gmail.com For more from the filmmakers visit http://bit.ly/2ngcC7L
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Thursday, January 25, 2018
For the third and final contribution to Contour 8 Biennale, inhabitants has commissioned Adam Khalil and Zack Khalil in order to host an urgent reflection on indigenous sovereignty, the undead violence of museum archives, and post-mortem justice. Filmmakers Adam and Zack Khalil, in collaboration with artist Jackson Polys, investigate the recent court case that decided the fate of the remains of a prehistoric Paleoamerican man found in Kennewick, Washington State in 1996. The case pitted the Umatilla people and other tribes, who wanted to provide a burial to the “Ancient One”, against two scientists—one of which from the publicly-funded Smithsonian Institute—who wanted to study the “Kennewick Man”. In order for the claim to fall under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) it became necessary to establish the lineage of these remains. This fight unleashed a controversy with groups attempting to establish white ancestry, and with this seeking to altogether undermine the indigenous sovereignty over land and ancestors and annul centuries of colonial violence. The evolving science of DNA and cranial morphology was grotesquely called in to testify to the purity of the bones’ ethnicity, where native claims to embodied knowledge of its origin had little means of addressing the court. Despite all of this, the Umatilla people and other tribes ultimately repatriated the “Ancient One” and he was reburied earlier this year in 2017.
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SYNOPSIS: Alan Jones and Eric Bobson get together once again on the 4th Episode of THE COSMIC DOPE- A PLANT EXPERIENCE. This time’s lysergic experiment counts with Nancy, the episode’s guest, and an unknown orchid species. CREDITS: Written and Directed by CLEMENTE Produced by PARANOID Executive Producers EGISTO BETTI and HEITO DHALIA Starring CAIO JULIANO, HAROLDO MIKLOS and KAREN TRIBESS Head of Production LUIZ ARMESTO Production Assistants LUCIANA MARTINS, MARIA FERNANDA CICARONI, JUCILENA ALMEIDA Production Manager MARCELO CAMPOS Production Assistant LUCAS GATTAZ Production Runner ALEXANDRE DA SILVA, EDSON FERREIRA, REGINALDO MIRANDA and SIDNEY PAIXÃO Director of Photography ANDRÉ DIP Camera Assistants RAFAEL GIACONDINO, MILENA SETA and JOÃO CARVALHO Video Assistant and Logger NICHOLAS ZUGAIB Gaffer LUIZ PAULO XEIN Spark EVERALDO CÍCERO VERNAL Key Grip ANDRÉ GAMA PEDRA Grip MATHEUS FELIPE POCOTEUBA Art Director DÉBORA PASCOTTO Art Assistant GIULIA PRADAL Props Buyer + Assistant THAÍS TROLIZE and LARISSA ABACHIONI Art Production Runner MARCOS JOVITA and VITORINO NETO Costume and Logo Designer ALLAN G. FERNANDES Costume Assistant VALÉRIA HADDAD Casting JAQUELINE TEODORO 2nd Unit Starring IRINA GATSALOVA as the eyes and PITÚ as the dog Production Manager + Assistant MARCOS TESHIMA and DANIEL MELCHERT Gaffer MARCELO BRASIL Logger CAIO PINTO Edit CLEMENTE Post Production Coordinator CAMILA DOIMO and ROBERTA BRUZADIN Post Production Co. NASH Nash VFX Team ALEXANDRE CARVALHO, ALICE VILLELA, ANDRÉ BALTRUSAITIS, ANDRÉ NEUMANN, CIRILO BONAZZI, CAÍQUE VELOSO, DIOGO MODESTO, FABIO FERNANDES, GABRIEL BITTENCOURT, FELIPE PASSARINI, GUSTAVO SAMELO, RENATA PRADO. Colorist Co. BLEACH FILMES COLOR GRADING Colorist SERGINHO PASQUALINO Colorist Assistants BRUNO PONTES, DAVID QUEIROZ and RODRIGO SUZUKI Sound Design Co. MANDRIL Sound Design Artist EDUARDO BOLZAN Songs “UFO MAIN THEME”- Composed By BARRY GRAY Performed By BG ORCHESTRA, “NIE LUBIE PONIEDZIALKU”- Composed and Performed By J. MATUSZKIEWICZ, “PERFIDIA”- Composed By A. DOMINGUEZ Performed By XAVIER CUGAT, “ALICE BLUE GOWN”- Composed By GLENN MILLER Performed By G.M. ORCHESTRA Suppliers ANÍSIO PACHECO and PIERRE KERCHOVE, BIE, DISK FILM, ELECTRICA, ESTÚDIO BASE 1, GALPÃO DE MONTAGEM, INFRA DE PRODUÇÃO, KS PRO, LOCALL, MARC FILMS, MARIA JOVEM , MOVING TRACK, NAS MENINAS ACERVO, PARA MOVIMENTOS, PJ GERADORES, PROPS&CO, QUANTA, STEGER VERSAT Drivers AÍRTON MARINO, FABIO DE SOUZA, FABIO DE VASCONCELOS, OLIVAN DE QUEIROZ, OSMAR FERNANDES
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Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Directed by Ely Dagher The short was awarded the Palme D'or in the short flm category at the closing ceremony on the 25th of May in Cannes, France. Waves ’98 is as much a narrative film as it is a personal visual essay dedicated to Dagher’s hometown, Beirut. The film is an artistic exploration of the director’s current relation with his Lebanon, his home country, projected through the story of a teenager and set in 1998. Since moving abroad to study and work, Ely Dagher has been spending more and more time outside of Lebanon, and his attachment to Beirut Started to become more and more complicated. The overall Narrative of the film is heavily based on Ely’s efforts to understand his changing relationship with the city and it’s life, juxtaposed with the narrative of a teenager’s exciting discovery of this segregated city. “Waves ‘98” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: vimeo.com/blog/post/waves-98
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Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Fresh off Sundance 2018 premiere: A claymation adaptation of a series of actual voicemails received after making out with someone at a Miami rave. Directed and Animated by Julie Fliegenspan. King Coochie and Borscht Corp. present PLUR directed and animated by Julie Fliegenspan produced by Lucas Leyva, Jillian Mayer executive producer: Alexa Haas, Lauren Monzon associate producer: Bernardo Britto, Dennis Scholl sound design: Joel Hernandez colorist: Samuel Gursky editor: Lucas Leyva special thanks: Bill Bilowit, Mena Gonzalez, Marilyn Loddi, Andres Meza-Valdes, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Art Center South Florida supported by: Knight Foundation, Art Center South Florida, La Croix recipient of the La Croix #NoBroZone Grant commissioned by Borscht Corp Miami, FL, USA 2017
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A short film written & directed by Us - http://bit.ly/2BlsKtK MAKING OF - http://bit.ly/2n2hIFw “A bizarre incident as a young boy left Aaron with an unusual facial disfigurement that has plagued him all his life. Isolated and vulnerable, Aaron seeks comfort in the friendship and understanding of an unexpected group of outcasts” AWARDS - BEST FILM ‘Liechtenstein Short Film Festival’ Liechtenstein BEST SCRIPT 'Maniatic Int'l Film Festival’ Spain SPECIAL MENTION 'Manchester Film Festival’ UK 2017 - Official Selection 'Short Shorts Film Festival’ Japan- Oscar® Official Selection 'Flickerfest’ Australia - Oscar® Official Selection 'Foyle Film Festival’ Northern Ireland - Oscar® Official Selection 'LA Short Film Festival’ USA - Oscar® Official Selection 'Edinburgh Film Festival’ UK Official Selection 'San Diego Film Festival’ USA Official Selection 'Bolton Film Festival’ UK Official Selection 'Fancine Film Festival’ Spain Official Selection 'Fantastisk Film Festival’ Sweden Official Selection 'This Is England Film Festival’ France Official Selection 'Kino Fest’ Romania Official Selection 'Orlando Film Festival’ USA Official Selection 'Lusca Fantastic Film Fest’ USA Official Selection 'Kerry Film Festival’ Ireland Official Selection 'Kinsale Sharks’ Ireland Official Selection 'Chiddingly Chillerama’ UK Official Selection 'Catacumba Film Festival’ Spain Official Selection 'Colchester Film Festival’ UK Official Selection 'Hollywood North Film Festival’ Canada Official Selection 'Winchester Short Film Festival’ UK Official Selection 'Soria International Film Festival’ Spain Official Selection 'San Sebastian Fantasy Film Festival’ Spain Official Selection 'Red Rock Film Festival’ USA 2017 Official Selection 'Weyauwega Int'l Film Festival’ USA Official Selection 'Make It Short Film Festival’ UK Official Selection 'Duhok Int'l Film Festival’ Iraqi Official Selection 'White Whale Film Festival’ USA Official Selection 'NEO International Film Festival’ USA 2018 - Official Selection 'Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival’ USA Official Selection 'Four Seasons Film Festival’ UK Official Selection 'Artfools Int'l Film Festival’ Greece CREDITS - WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY Us PRODUCTION COMPANY Academy Films PRODUCER Medb Riordan EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Lizie Gower & Simon Cooper DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Sebastian Winterø PRODUCTION DESIGNER Francesca Di Mottola CASTING Hammond Cox Casting EDITOR Sam Rice-Edwards EDIT HOUSE Assembly Rooms MUSIC BY Half Moon Run SOUND STUDIO Wave Studios SOUND DESIGNER Jonny Platt COSTUME DESIGNER Rebecca Hale HEAD OF PROSTHETICS Matthew Smith GRADE Jason Wallis POST PRODUCTION Electric Theatre DESIGN & ART DIRECTION Fieldwork Facility ILLUSTRATOR Giulia Ghigni CAST - AARON Ross Hatt MARK Anthony Barton JENNY Abigail Davies TERESA Michele Whitehead NORMAN Andrew Murton SARAH Laura Evelyn STEVE Selom Awadzi KID ON BUS Lucas Salem GALE Skye Bennett FULL CREDITS - http://bit.ly/2BlshrB
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Monday, January 22, 2018
Love is fear (H αγάπη είναι ο φόβος) is a short animated film based on the poem, that was crafted by Manolis Anagnostakis and was included in the collection Seasons 3 (Εποχές 3). This short animated piece aspires to combine the existed material (written and spoken language) with contemporary mediums (animation and sound), emphasize the diachronic character of the poem and invite the audience to preserve and experience the poem by using multiple senses. Poem & Voice by Manolis Anagnostakis (1925 - 2005) Direction & Animation by Afroditi Bitzouni Music & Sound Design by Kyriakos Charalampides & Giuliano Anzani Powered by twelve-lab behance.net/gallery/58698463/Love-is-the-fear-Manolis-Anagnostakis
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After a tragic accident, a firefighter must convince the city commissioner he’s able to return to the line of duty. Inspired by true events. 2019 Oscar Qualifying. tribecafilm.com/filmguide/where-theres-smoke-2017 ABOUT THE DIRECTOR Evan Ari Kelman is a commercial and narrative writer and director based in New York City. Where There’s Smoke is Kelman’s third consecutive film at Tribeca as a co-writer/producer, and second film as a director. evanarikelman.com/about PRESS NOTES http://bit.ly/2F3qAkI TRAILER http://bit.ly/2DD9Vr9 WINNER - BEST SHORT FILM [LIVE ACTION] - Edmonton International Film Festival
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French illustrator Thomas Danthony’s is known for creating beautifully crafted digital images that have led to commissions for The New York Times, Google and Penguin books. Earlier this year Thomas decided to relocate from London and set up his studio in Barcelona. As part of Handsome Frank’s ongoing ‘a little film about’ series we decided to follow him to his new home city with a camera crew. Shot in September 2017 the film looks closely at Thomas’ conceptual process and approach to his art. We also get a glimpse into his world beyond the screen and look at how his love of the outdoors inspires his art and motivated his move. http://bit.ly/2n0G7ex
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Sunday, January 21, 2018
After traveling 200 miles, a young woman (Sarah Goldberg) waits out Texas’s state-mandated 24-hour waiting period before her abortion can proceed. Winner of the Jury Prize for US Fiction at Sundance Film Festival. Created as part of Refinery29’s Shatterbox Anthology, a short form series spotlighting the voices of female filmmakers.
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Saturday, January 20, 2018
‘LA TORCHE’ Un film de Hugo Manhes Avec Gaspard Larsonneur & Ian Fontaine Produit par William Sineux Alexandre Mélot & Gabriel De Azevedo Images : Sacha Vucinic Images aériennes : Antoine David Images sous marines : Alizée Chiappani Lumière : Bertrand Trividic Benjamin Gabbrielli Maxime Baulleret Montage & étalonnage : Vincent Busnel Hugo Manhes Musique : ‘Mountains Crave’ de Anna Von Hausswolff © City Slang Design sonore : Edouard Polycarpe Arnaud Gavini Remerciements : Thomas Joncour Cédric Henry Sébastien Keriel Agnès & Philippe Mélot Thierry Mélot Dan Sickles Adam Uhl Mairie De Plomeur Thibault Lustman Nicolas Occhiminuti Charlotte Thomas Celso & Edmea de Azevedo Olivia Schorestene, Giromela Arnaud Montagard Thibault Salmon Caroline Mons Rogerio Osorio Bap Bap Les équipes du 79 rue Saint-Maur
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Friday, January 19, 2018
Russia was the last trip I did in 2017. I spent three weeks traveling from city to city in the rainy and gloomy weather of Russia. As you know, by the November, Russia is approaching winter and the weather can be quite unpredictable as it was for me. Instead of dwelling on bad weather, I decided to go out and capture the cities of Russia as it is while taking advantage of the approaching winter and went up to the Arctic Circle to witness the northern lights. It was probably one of the cheapest place in the world to do so. After Murmansk, I went down and spent a week each in St Petersburg and Moscow to capture the “Life Out of Balance” of Russian cities. Yes, you are not mistaken. This video was fully inspired by the great documentary, Koyaanisqatsi, Life Out of Balance directed by Godfrey Reggio and the music composed by Philip Glass. Funny enough I actually took all these footages before I even watched the documentary. I’m quite surprise that I was able to accommodate the concept into my travel videos from unplanned footages. :) I hope you enjoy the film and watch out for my next travel video! Location: Murmansk, St Petersburg, Moscow Camera Gear: Sony a6500 + 16mm - 70mm Zeiss lens (http://bit.ly/2DQ5PcS) Music: Pruit Igoe & Prophecies by Philip Glass Stock Car Nightlapse from Videezy.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/peachananr Photo http://blog: photos.bucketlistly.com Travel http://blog: blog.bucketlistly.com License Video: http://bit.ly/2DkqZie
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Director’s Cut A street artist raised in Compton, CA during the city’s most violent years, Ronald ‘Riskie’ Brent had an unwavering determination that landed him a job at Death Row Records. Little did he know at the time that he would go on to create the most iconic album artwork in hip hop history. Never known to the public, Riskie speaks out for the first time. Director/Composer - Nick Enriquez 2nd Unit Director/Editor - Josiah Spencer Director of Photography - Chris Saul 1st AC - Kyle Wright 2nd AC - Greg Hatton Gaffer - Matthew Plaxco Key Grip - Team Bashet Still Photographer - Ross Figlerski Sound - Reza Moosavi Scout - Steve Benezra Executive Producer - Jared Christensen Producer - Michael Mattes Colorist - Kath Raisch at Company 3 Sound Mix/Sound Design - Defacto Special thanks to Company 3 and Defacto Produced by Stun Creative Presented by A&E
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Written and directed by Aga Woszczyńska Cinematography by Bartosz Świniarski Edited by Wojciech Rawecki jr Line producer Magdalena Sztorc Sound designer Kamil Radziszewski Production designer Marcin Dzwonkowski Costume designer Sandra Kowalska Make-up artist Anna Kołyga Production PWSFTviT, At Productions, Before my Eyes Cast Agnieszka Żulewska, Dobromir Dymecki, Sławomir Orzechowski, Sebastian Stankiewicz, Tomasz Borkowski, Katarzyna Wajda, Grzegorz Wolf, Dorota Kuduk, Paweł Tomaszewski Contact agawoszczynska@o2.pl
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Thursday, January 18, 2018
Christopher Walken has branched out from his very successful acting career to pursue his true passion, creating artisanal coffee beverages and pastries, but be warned his concoctions have more than just meets the eye. A completely improvised commercial created as a part of the Famous Lost Works podcast. Listen online at famouslostworks.com. Voices by Matt Crawford, Alan Snider, Leah Dubuc, Allex Tarr and Tom Slade. Sound editing by Alan Snider. Animation by Leah Dubuc. ( charcoal, marbled paper, water color, digital. 2016. ) *official selection louisiana international film festival 2017* *official selection f3: frankly film fest 2017* *official selection newfilmmakers los angeles december 2017* *official selection short of the week*
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Directed by: Gabriel Dugué Photography: Balthazar Lab Focus Puller: Jodie Arnoux Casting: Geraldine Canu Casting Light: Nathan Chevrin Unit: Samuel Menegaux Grading: Arthur Paux VFX: Johannes Bellarosa Producer: Olivier Bassuet-Sinda Production Manager: Arthur Maillard Production Assistant: Louis Arnoux Prod Company: ART BRIDGE / Quad group Panavision & Panalux / FIX Studio / Noel Very / Bernard Marot / John - Kinou - Cinematographer Agency
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Wednesday, January 17, 2018
Berlin. Hell of a City. Strolling through architecture, living the lifestyle and listening to the sounds of J. Bernardt. A camera and a healthy finger to click the shutter. Thousands of pictures attached to each other are creating a visual insight of Berlins nights and days. Uncut and raw. That’s it. That’s Berlin.
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Production Company COLOSSALE Shot on Kodak Vision 3 500T Aaton Penelope 2 perf Arri 435 4 perf With: Francis La Haye, Mylène Mackay, Hubert Proulx, Anthony Riendeau, Anne-Charlotte Côté, Liam Weisman, Ilan Sawan, Daniel Lapierre and Mathieu Lepage and Louise Latraverse. V.O by Victoria Diamond & Dusan Dukic Directed & Edited by Kristof Brandl Written by Kristof Brandl & Shane Patrick Cinematographer: Christophe Collette, CSC Additional Cinematography: Kristof Brandl Executive Producer: Alexandre Auray Line Producer: Clara L’Heureux-Garcia Focus Puller: Maxime Boutin 2nd Camera Assistant: Erin Weisgerber Camera Loader: Robin Rigault 8mm & Super 16mm: Benoît Jones-Vallée & Laurent Schrænen Set Photographer: Gaëlle Leroyer Gaffer: Jacques Girard Best boy: Conrad Roy & Louis Cloutier Key Grip: Stéphane Klopp Best Boy: Marcel Bonneville, Camille Bergeron Bégin Sound Man: Laurent Ouellette, Dominic Remiro Grading: Simon Boisx Art Director: Frédérique Ste-Marie & Maxime Normand Art Assistant: Sophie B.Jacques, Geneviève Boiteau, Véronique Perreault, Yann Filly-Paré Costume: Amanda Van Der Siebes Makeup and Hair: Catherine Labelle Flame Artist: Flore Mounier @Mikros Images Special Effects: Remy Couture Special Effects Supervisor: Blood Brothers Stunt Coordinator: Jean-François Lachapelle Riggers: Stéphane Julien et Sébastien Peres 1st Assistant Director: Clara L’Heureux-Garcia 2nd Assistant Director: Mathieu Turcotte Production Coordinator: Gabrielle Dussault Unit Manager: Joseph Liane Key Production Assistant: Jeremy Hughes Production Assistant: Patrice Arseneault, Iskouhie Yacoub, Georges Mazraani Film Lab: MELS Sound Design: Jean-David Perron & Theo “Lewis” Porcet @CULT NATION
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Taylah is a rebellious, destitute teen from rural Australian suburbia. After a brief sexual encounter, Taylah must scrape together money for the morning-after pill, before it’s too late. As she hustles for the cash, Taylah is also stuck babysitting a wild and uncooperative five-year-old, Vegas. Taylah’s wits are tested as she navigates a suburban wasteland, determined to not let poverty strip her of her bodily autonomy. “Slapper” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2ENXLZi
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Tuesday, January 16, 2018
‘Trippy Isolator’ is taken from the ‘Biology’ album on ESP Institute http://spoti.fi/2FIVdNC https://apple.co/2EKN4ac http://bit.ly/2FJOMcU Music: Young Marco Video: Rop van Mierlo Song title: Trippy Isolator Video title: Dances with Wolves Photography: Bram Spaan Post Production: Bernie van Vlijmen Special thanks: Jerney Silawanebessy http://bit.ly/2EKN5uM http://bit.ly/2FI56Lt
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‘Under The Rope’ is a short documentary about inspirational female Muay Thai fighter Sylvie Von Duuglas-Ittu and the story of how a feminist from the U.S.A. fell in love with a foreign community that has gender inequality at the core of its values. A film by Simon Mulvaney Web: https://smulvaney.tv Instagram: http://bit.ly/2ELIecy Facebook: http://bit.ly/2FIDS7h Twitter: http://twitter.com/smulvaneytv Simon Mulvaney is a location indipendent documentary, commercial, content and music video director, working closely with numerous production companies and clients around the world to deliver atmospheric, energetic and thought-provoking content. The story of Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu Web: https://8limbs.us Patreon: http://bit.ly/2EMDcww Facebook: http://bit.ly/2FLseZB Instagram: http://bit.ly/2EOO6C1 Twitter: twitter.com/_ittu Sylvie is quite possibly the most documented fighter ever, due to the fact that she has taken it upon herself to film and write about her experiences and training in Muay Thai from day one. Over the past decade, Sylvie has achieved numerous acolades, including a world-record 200 professional fights on Thai soil, ‘Muay Thai Journalist Of The Year’, as well as creating a successful YouTube Channel and blog. She continues to fight frequently in Thailand, but has focused her attention towards archiving some of muay thai’s greatest fighters in the form of video training videos with commentary, which you can access via Patreon. Music: ‘Inanna’ by Armand Amar, from the album 'Moving Music’ Web: http://bit.ly/2FKigaO Facebook: http://bit.ly/2EMDgfK Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2FItcWp Special thanks to Master K, Emma Halawi, Allessandra D’Avanzo, Kevin von Duuglad-Ittu, Katrin Amor-Oebel, Thapahae Boxing Stadium, Ed Kiernan & Rosie Brown, Yakkao Boxing & The Gate Films Camera: Sony A7sii, Canon 24-70mm f2.8 lens, Metabones EF to E-Mount adaptor, Tiffen VND filter, DJI Mavic Pro Post Production: Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017
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Monday, January 15, 2018
drama, 2014 Director, artist, animation - Sasha Svirsky. Composer, music, sound - Grigory Shmidko Music - Grigory Mumrikov Synopsis: Dramatic story of a man and a woman who had a short but torrid love affair. The affair had high consequences - the young woman was pregnant and dreamt to get married with the father of a future baby, but the man chose a not young but rich bride instead of her. To hide his relationship with the young woman he went in for a terrible act. Some ants became witnesses of that act. As time passes the ants stop being just witnesses and following their instincts and laws known only to them they rule the destinies of the characters and redress an injustice. Festival list: Vkratze Short Film Festival, Volgograd, Russia, March 2014 - The second prize Future Film Festival, Bologna, Italy, April 2014 - competition program Kinolikbez Short Film Festival, Barnaul, Russia, May 2014 – The best animation film 8th Tarkovsky Film Festival THE MIRROR, Ples-Ivanovo, Russia, June 2014 – special program Insomnia Animation Film Festival, Moscow, Russia, July 2014 – The third prize 12th Fantoche Animation Film Festival, Baden, Switzerland, September 2014 – competition program FestAnca, Animation Film Festival, Bratislava, Slovakia, June 2014 – special program FIA Animation Film Festival, Montevideo, Uruguay, September 2014 – competition program 7th Banja Luka, Animation Film Festival, Bosnia and Herzegovina, October 2014 – competition program Big Cartoon Festival, Moscow, Russia, October 2014 Anilogue International Animation Festival, Budapest, Hungary, November 2014 – competition program 18th Holland Animation Film Festival, Utrecht, Netherland, March 2015 – competition program 19th Open Russian Festival of Animated Film, Suzdal, Russia, March 2015 – competition program 17th Mecal, International short film festival Barcelona, Spain, May 2015 – competition program 18th edition of the International Short Film Festival Barcelona Mecal Pro, Santiago de Chile, 2015 World Festival of Animated Film Varna, Bulgaria, September 2015 – competition program International Animated Film Festival KROK, Moscow-S.Petersburg, Russia, September 2015 LIAF, London, UK, December 2015 – competition program
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Sunday, January 14, 2018
You can get three months of Skillshare for only $0.99. Go to skl.sh/RoyalOcean to sign up today. In a world where live-action and animation are growing closer and closer to one another, Richard Williams was and still is one of the last remaining members of the old guard who wanted to push animation in the exact opposite direction, to do what no other medium can, and that’s perhaps most evident in the masterful way in which his films move. Let’s dive in and see what we can learn. You can support this channel at Patreon- bit.ly/2v27J8x Sources/Further Reading- The Creative Person: Richard Williams (1967) - bit.ly/2Euck46 I Drew Roger Rabbit (1988) - bit.ly/2meemOs The Animator’s Survival Kit by Richard Williams - http://amzn.to/2CYkNAr Special thanks to Garrett Gilchrist for TheThiefArchive, his massive collection of Williams-related films and interviews found on YouTube, and his ReCobbled cut of Williams’ stolen masterpiece The Thief and the Cobbler. This video simply wouldn’t have been possible without either resource. You can follow me through: Twitter- http://twitter.com/andymsaladino YouTube- http://youtube.com/c/theroyaloceanfilmsociety Music by: Bonus Points - http://bit.ly/2D3j8p1 Dyalla- http://bit.ly/2Dw4APY
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Saturday, January 13, 2018
Friday, January 12, 2018
The Pas-de-Calais : Original version a Timelapse Project We were in charge of this video project that was ordered from the Pas-de-Calais department in the aim of promoting its territory. Waiting for an original and creative idea, we opted in favour of a dynamic video realised in timelapse and hyperlapse only. Across various themes (nature, collective memory, sport …) we went through the Pas-de-Calais for two months in order to get the best of this wonderful area. 3 intense minutes to arouse curiosity and make you feel like discovering or visiting again this extremely rich environment, favourable to breaking your habits and travelling through a strong culture. Le Pas-de-Calais : Version Originale a Timelapse Project Ce projet vidéo nous a été commandé par le département du Pas-de-Calais afin de promouvoir son territoire. Dans l’attente d’une idée originale et créative, nous avons opté pour une vidéo dynamique uniquement réalisée en timelapse et en hyperlapse. A travers diverses thématiques (nature, mémoire, sport,…) nous avons, durant deux mois, sillonné le Pas-de-Calais afin de capturer le meilleur de ce magnifique département. 3 minutes intenses pour donner envie de venir découvrir ou redécouvrir cet espace si riche, propice au dépaysement et à la rencontre d’une culture marquée. Technical Details : more than 350 000 photos taken 5 To of data Technical list : Canon 5D MarkIII Panasonic GH4 Panasonic GH5 Sony AS7S Nikon D7200 Canon 16-35mm Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Zero-D Tokina 10-20mm f/2.8 Canon 24-70 mm Canon 70-200mm Canon 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS II USM Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM II Canon Extender EF 1.4x II Zhiyun Crane 2 DP Stage Zero, DP Stage R Rhino Slider Several Tripods Software : Lr timelapse Adobe Prepmiere Pro Adobe After effect Sound Design : Hors Format Localisation : 1 - Les dunes du Mont Saint-Frieux 2 - Beffroi de Béthunes 3 - Falaise Cap gris nez, blanc nez 4 - La dover Patrol 5 - Marais Audomarois 6 - Le chevalement du 11/19 7 - Les terrils jumeaux de Loos-en-Gohelle 8 - La chapelle Saint-Louis à Guémy 9 - Le théâtre élisabéthain du Château d'Hardelot à Condette 10 - ville d'Arras 11 - Le phare de Calais 12 - La jetée du phare rouge du port de Boulogne 13 - L'intérieur du phare de Calais 14 - Les falaises du Grand Site des Deux-Caps 15 -Le Cap Gris-Nez 16 - La luge à travers le parc d'Olhain 17 - Le port de Boulogne-sur-Mer 18 - La digue promenade de Wimereux 19 - Les rues de la vieille ville de Boulogne-sur-Mer 20 - Le centre ville de Saint-Omer 21 - La statue de l'abbé Suger devant les ruines de l'abbaye Saint-Bertin 22 - La chapelle Saint-Louis de Guémy 23 - Le moulin d'Achicourt, dit “la Tourelle” 24 - Le parc des îles à Drocourt 25 - Loisinord à Noeux-les-Mines et ses pistes de ski 26 - Le char à voile sur les plages d’Hardelot 27 - Les moutons qui entretiennent les prairies du Grand Site des Deux-Caps 28 - le moulin l’Abbé à Saint-Martin-Boulogne 29 - la campagne audomaroise 30 -la Chartreuse Notre-Dame des Prés à Neuville-sous-Montreuil 31 -la Chartreuse Notre-Dame des Prés à Neuville-sous-Montreuil et son cloître 32 - l’intérieur de la cathédrale Notre-Dame de Boulogne-sur-Mer 33 - l’intérieur de la cathédrale Notre-Dame de Saint-Omer 34- le dôme de la basilique de Boulogne-sur-Mer 35 - le cimetière Dud Corner et mémorial britannique de Loos-en-Gohelle 36 - l’anneau de la mémoire à Ablain-Saint-Nazaire 37- Vimy, le mémorial canadien 38 - la basilique Notre-Dame de Boulogne-sur-Mer 39 - l’hôtel de ville de Béthune, son centre-ville 40 - le stade Bollaert-Delelis 41 - le musée du Louvre-Lens 42 - coucher de soleil sur la Réserve Naturelle Nationale des étangs du Romelaëre 43 - Arras et son beffroi classé à l’Unesco —————————————————— visit our website : www.hors-format.fr Like us on Facebook : http://bit.ly/2ECIB9x Follow us on instagram : http://bit.ly/2FztSxm contact @ hors-format.fr
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The Pale Blue Dot was made as a tribute to Carl Sagan as the final project for the Animation 01 course at Ringling College of Art and Design. Created during the Fall 2017, this film was a collaborative effort by the entire Motion Design class of 2020. Created by (in order of appearance): Kyle Snider Brianna D'Amico Kim Nguyen Doug Alberts Ian Grier Tamara Marshall Alex Miller Jingyun Zhou Evan Wyatt Angelica Fernandez Elliot Stein Noah Selbitschka Daniel Salaverri Anissa Rodriguez Zac Miller Mitchy Morita John Gnieski Dan Cantelm Kenyon Bertelsen Emoni Poole Lauren Cash Samuel Kim Stephen Moore Ioana Oprescu Tyler Abrams Morgan Allison Gizem Atalay Sophia Holland Skylar Martinez Jerry Jaimes Beatriz Lima Keegan Strype Jackson Dunson Selena Joe Hae Ri Cho Lauren Antoine Zach Hartman Instructor: Joe Donaldson Music and Sound Design: Kelly Warner
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Thursday, January 11, 2018
Production Company: Biscuit Filmworks UK Executive Producer: Rupert Reynolds-MacLean Producer: Sonya Sier Director: Isaiah Seret Story: Joe Newman & Isaiah Seret Director of Photography: John Lynch Production Designer: Marie Lanna Costume Designer: Mr Gammon Hair & Make Up Designer: Freddie Stopler Casting Director: Kharmel Cochrane Production Manager: Rebecca Mason Production Coordinator: Jana Nouskova Production Coordinator: Elena Argiros Production Assistant: Gabija Lauce Executive Logistic Manager: Nick Sier 1st Assistant Director: Louis Barron 1st / 2nd Assistant Director: Tom Allan Runner/2nd: Yasmin Seddon Runner: Daniel Linnik-Zhuravliov Runner/Driver: Tereza Dvorak Runner/Driver: Munzir Quraishy Focus Puller: Rupert Hornstein 2nd Assistant Camera: Kitt Sullivan Steadicam: Leo Bund Stills Photographer: Jake Dypka DIT: Mike McDuffie Grip: Benjamin Thomas Gaffer: Romaine Foster Electrician: Josh Wood Set Dresser: Andrius Vystartas Set Dresser: Jessica Morris Art Department Assistant: Emma Chitty Stand-by Props: Tom Major Art Dept Assistant: Ellie Koszak Action Vehicle Driver: Mr Weedon Costume Designer Assistant: Chloe Adele Costume Designer Assistant: Bridget Phelan Hair Make Up Assistant: Heather Pitchford Hair Make Up Assistant: Ellie Lewis Casting Assistant: Heather Basten Casting Assistant: Ariane Mason Locations Assistant: Heather O'Neil Locations Assistant: Zoe & Michael Tootell Researcher: Joel Maslin Choir master: Caroline Venter Cardiff Council: Emma Coulthard Cast: Sophie Cookson – Bronwyn Morgan Watkins – Andre Anton Saunders – Hew (Andre’s brother) Oliver Dimech – Younger Llewelyn Harry Tayler – Younger Llewelyn Ewan Hipperson – Older Llewelyn Nick Sier – Miner Robert Liddiard – Miner Chris Morgan – Miner Saskia Vaigncourt – Miners wife Liza Ludbrook – Miners wife Penelope Wildgoose – Miners wife Sanna Kelly - Nun Amy Evans – Nun 2 Basil Massy – Choir master Arron Shire – Choir children Elmari Venter – Choir children Honor Hopkin – Choir children Mathys Venter – Choir children Owen Keegan – Choir children Rayne Turner – Choir children Rubyn Dimond – Choir children Seren Wallington – Choir children Tegan Wallington – Choir children Tomos Boffy – Choir children Harvey Sullivan – School bully Rico Seddon-Davidson – School boy Levi Seddon-Davidson School boy Luca Jordan – School boy Oscar Rudolph – School boy Will Rudolph – School boy Edit company: Work Post LA Editor: Stewart Reeves Edit Producer: Marguerite Olivelle Music Edit - Parallax Music editors - Luke Lynch & Paul Rogers Post Production: Time Based Arts Tom Johnson - Executive Producer Sheldon Gardner - VFX Supervisor Simone Grattarola - Colourist Ben Stonehouse - Flame Bernardo Varela - Nuke Lead Ralph Brisco - Nuke Lisa Ayla - Matte Painting Mike Battcock - CG Ben Cantor – CG Federico Guzzardo – CG Sound mix - Factory Studios Sound Design & mix – Jon Clarke Audio Producer – Lou Allen Label: Infectious Music UK Manager: Stephen Tavener Manager: Chelsea London Marketing Manager: Jo Power Commissioner - Andrew Law Birth imagery excerpted from Stan Brakhage, Window Water Baby Moving (1959, 16 mm, colour, silent, 12:11) Volcano stock footage by James Reynolds – Earth Uncut TV Special thank you: Joe Newman, Gus Unger-Hamilton, Thom Green, Shawn Lacy, Noam Murro, Chloe Page, Bradford Young, Isabelle & Jon Albuquerque, Jessica Seret, James Allen, Mike Skrgatic, Joshua Skurla, Lisette Nice, Hanna Bayatti, Samantha Chitty, Jeff & Deane @ Brownian Motion Pinewood, Craig & Hildegarde @ Prolight, Get Set Hire, Blaenavon Ironworks Staff, Sylvia & Team @ St Fagans Museum, South Wales Caving Club
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Ziber is a man that has nothing and wants to succeed with minimal effort. He seeks for love and care and tries to comply with the existing system but regularly has to deal with its dense stupidity. And of course the cartoon is based on true story. __________________________________ DIRECTORS AND WRITERS: Andrey Kasay Zhdan Philippov ORIGINAL ART: Andrey Kasay ANIMATORS: Mikhail Kalinin Andrey Kasay MUSIC AND SOUNDS EFFECTS: Sergey Ledovskiy VOICES: Ruslan Gabidullin SPECIAL THANKS: Denis Vsesviatskiy Diana Novichikhina
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What defines the greatness of Men? Is it just the results you get? Or the commitment to pursuit your dreams? Why some people are afraid of the ocean while others can’t live without dropping 40 feet waves? This short documentary follows the story of João de Macedo, an underdog big wave surfer who tries to run the world tour without a major sponsor. Filmed over the last 6 months in some of the most iconic big wave surf spots around the world.
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Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Two lovers explore a patterned jungle world and meet some animal friends along the way. I had so much fun creating these visuals for this lovely catchy tune by French band Toto Bona Lokua. Directed, storyboarded, designed, animated by Katy Wang Animation by Lois de Silva, Martha Halliday, Hannah McNally, Maria Morris Executive produced by Duncan Gaman, Stan Bertin Production Company : Partizan
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“Good Weekend” a short film project, filmed over two days in Leo’s hometown of Bordeaux, France. Format: Kodak 16mm Cinematography: Blake Myers Animation: Michael Cukr Editor: Blake Myers Music: “Since I left You” by The Avalanches Special Thanks to DC shoes, Magenta skateboards, Riot skateshop, Thom Pringle & Arc en rêve and the city of Bordeaux. Interview with Leo - http://bit.ly/2qNm8Et
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My short film about a vacation in virtual reality. Created for the Paradise episode of Off the Air. The Episode was aired on Adult Swim for 5 nights in December 2017. Animated + Directed by me All sounds and music by Seamus Mallagh (AKA IGLOOGHOST) Infinite thanks to: Kristel Brinshot Ghosting TV Cody Dematteis Seamus Mallagh For all the help, and getting me involved!
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Ellen is cool. She is recycling stuff before she heads overseas including her boyfriend. She decides to gift him to a new girlfriend, but can she really give him up? “Ellen Is Leaving” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2AM7QUr WINNER - SXSW Narrative Shorts Section at SXSW Film Festival 2013 WINNER: Golden Gate Award, Best Narrative Short - San Francisco International Film Festival 2013 WINNER - Honorable Mention, Best Narrative Short - Marin County International Festival 2013 IN COMPETITION Aspen Shortsfest 2013 - USA Vancouver International Film Festival 2013 - CANADA San Francisco International Film Festival 2013 - USA Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival 2013 - FRANCE St Kilda 2013 - AUSTRALIA Sydney Film Festival 2013 - AUSTRALIA PHI CENTRE in Montreal 2013 - CANADA Lviv International Short Film Festival 2013 - UKRAINE Kyiv International Short Film Festival 2013 - UKRAINE FEMINA International Women’s Film Festival 2013 - BRAZIL Heart Of Gold International Film Festival 2013 - AUSTRALIA FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival 2013 - UNITED STATES BE FILM New York 2013 – UNITED STATES Yuma Film Festival 2013 – Arizona, USA Tenerife Shorts 2013 - SPAIN FILMETS Badalona Film Festival 2013 - SPAIN Fairhope Film Festival 2013, - Alabama, USA Milwaukee Film Festival 2013, USA Calgary International Film Festival 2013, CANADA LA Shorts Festival 2013, USA The Northwest Ohio Independent Film Festival 2013, USA 8th International Short Film Festival, Vilnius Film Shorts 2013, Lithuania 2013 Northwest Ohio Independent Film Festival Chicago International Film Festival 2012 New Zealand’s Best Short Film Programme - 2012 New Zealand International Film Festival Show Me Shorts Film Festival 2012 Starring Tai Berdinner Blades, Jack Sergent-Shadbolt, and Rose Young Written by Martha Hardy-Ward Directed by Michelle Savill Produced by Michelle Savill and Desray Armstrong Executive Produced by Gaylene Preston
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Tuesday, January 9, 2018
Kort maar krachtig / Short but sweet SUBTITLES AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH & ITALIAN A young hero has to embark on an epic quest to save a princess from an evil villain, all within an absurd short amount of time. - - - - - - Kort maar krachtig is part of Ultrakort 2017, and was screened in front of Thor: Ragnarok in all Dutch Pathé cinemas. - - - - - - credits - - - - - - DIRECTOR: Junaid Chundrigar PRODUCTION: Lana Topalovic SCRIPT: Junaid Chundrigar Thijs van Domburg ANIMATION: Junaid Chundrigar Davor Bujakovic CLEAN-UP & COLOR: Junaid Chundrigar Davor Bujakovic Jenna Bom Lia Booi Wiebe Bonnema Liz el Saadany Marjon Haasnoot COLOR SCRIPT & BACKGROUNDS: Patrick Schoenmaker MUSIC: Jochem Weierink SOUND DESIGN & MIX: Erik Griekspoor VOICE ACTORS: Ruben van der Meer Dennis Impink Thijs van Domburg Junaid Chundrigar Liz el Saadany Erik Griekspoor TRANSLATIONS: Johanna Rousseau Benjamin Castro Robert Jung Emma Sartoni - - - - - - SCREENINGS 2017: - Luna Plina - Horror & Fantasy Film Festival, 10 - 13 August, Romania - Shortcutz Amsterdam, 5 September, The Netherlands - Nederlands Film Festival, 20 - 29 September, The Netherlands - Lund International Fantastic Film Festival, 28 September - 7 October, Sweden - Balkanima - European Animated Film Festival, 3 - 7 October, Serbia - Curt'Arruda Film Festival, 13 - 15 October, Portugal - KLIK Amsterdam Animation Festival, 17 - 22 October, The Netherlands - TAF - Thessaloniki Animation Festival, 19 - 22 October, Greece - FIA - Festival Internacional de Animacion, 25 - 27 October, Uruguay - Anima São - Festival Internacional de Animacao de Sao Goncalo, 26 - 27 October, Brazil - El Vampirascopio, 3 - 4 November, Mexico - Animalada - Festival de Animación de Sevilla, 15 - 18 November, Spain - Les Sommets du cinéma d'animation - Montreal International Festival, 22 - 26 November, Canada - Les Nuits Magiques - Festival International du Film d'Animation, 29 November - 10 December, France - ZIFF - Zaporizhzhia International Film Festival, 1 - 3 December, Ukraine - Leuven Short Film Festival, 2 - 9 December, Belgium - FICTV - Festival Internacional de Cine Terror de Valparaíso, 8 - 9 December, Chile - Cortocircuito – Savigliano Film Festival (Christmas Screening), 17 December, Italy - Chania Cartoon & Animation Festival, 20 - 23 December, Greece AWARDS + SPECIAL MENTIONS: - Shortcutz Amsterdam - Runner-up September 2017 - KLIK Amsterdam Animation Festival - Young Audience Award (Kids 10-12) - Chania Cartoon & Animation Festival - Jury Award
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Blu-Ray discs available here: http://bit.ly/2dPoAnt Follow me: http://twitter.com/mikeolbinski / http://bit.ly/29zcc4S / http://bit.ly/29xOE47 Music: Breathe by Ex Makina licensed through the Music Bed: http://bit.ly/2Fk3tU1 ——- The moment I heard the opening thump of bass…I knew I would be using this song for my film. But then those haunting vocals hit my ears…and blew my mind. It was like a punch deep in my soul. It’s hard to explain that feeling when you first hear a song and you immediately fall in love with it. Almost like you’ve known it all along. I hadn’t even planned to start working on this film yet, but I was so inspired that I furiously began to lay down time-lapse clips. I couldn’t stop pouring over it. It was last September and I was supposed to be working on Monsoon IV, but I forgot all about it once I heard Ex Makina’s “Breathe." It almost felt like it was made for a black and white storm film. About halfway through editing, I knew the song title would be my film title as well. It was so perfect I couldn’t believe it. Sometimes for me…when I’m chasing or watching an amazing storm…I’ll realize I haven’t taken a breath in awhile. Never really thought of it until I heard this song. I love being inspired by other artists. I love soundtracks. I can’t imagine the movie Interstellar without that powerful pipe organ soundtrack by Hans Zimmer. Music is so important to what I do and I’m so incredibly thankful to husband/wife duo Iain and Rebecca Campbell for writing this amazing song. Thanks to the MusicBed as well for having such fantastic musicians and artists. In early 2017, I put together a film called Pulse that was my first ever black and white time-lapse movie. It was so different and fun, I wanted to do a follow-up this year before the next chase season begins. Breathe is made up solely of storm clips from 2017…either from the spring across the central plains or from the monsoon here in the southwest. Some are favorites, some are just ones I knew would be amazing in monochrome and others I used because they fit the music so well. I also went with a wider aspect ratio on these films to give it more of a cinematic feel. This is also the first film I’ve ever done in full 8K resolution. I’m super excited about that. You may not be able to watch it in that resolution, but it’s there if you can. Otherwise, 4K is a must if you can! I truly hope you enjoy this. For me, I needed something to pass the time and bridge the next few months as I wait for supercells to return to the plains. But honestly, I truly love putting these together. Thanks for all your support in the past and feel free to share! Technical Details: I used two Canon 5DSR’s along with a Canon 11-24mm, 35mm, 50mm, 135mm and Sigma Art 50mm. Manfrotto tripods. The final product was edited in Lightroom with LR Timelapse, After Effects and Premiere Pro.
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Join Holden explorer, Fredi Kalbermatten as he he takes us on a journey through his home-town, Saas Fe, Switzerland. Directed on location by Gray Thompson during the spring of 2017, this mini-documentary dives deeper into Fredi’s seasoned mountain knowledge, his lifestyle, and into some deep powder fun along with Gray. Click the ink above to watch the 10 minute film. Featuring music by Zac Marben.
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Monday, January 8, 2018
- an expressionistic digital collage that shows a violent inner fight between the human’s good sense versus its instincts impulses and desires. Graduation project at the Filmakadmie Baden-Württemberg, Motion Design Department 2017 Crew: Director & Producer: Bennet Meyer Performance: Claudia Ortiz Arraiza Director of Photography: David Dincer Art Direction - Lead Animation: Bennet Meyer Animation by Paul Brenner, Iris Schwarz, Tobias Frei Music & Sound Design by Nicolai Krepart Director of Set: Shoko Hara Hair and Make-up: Mahnaz Najib Senior Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Heike Sperling, Prof. Manfred Becker, Alexander Hanowski
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Are we wholly responsible for our actions? We don’t choose our brains, our genetic inheritance, our circumstances, our milieu – so how much control do we really have over our lives? Philosopher Raoul Martinez argues that no one is truly blameworthy. Our most visionary scientists, psychologists and philosophers have agreed that we have far less free will than we think, and yet most of society’s systems are structured around the opposite principle – that we are all on a level playing field, and we all get what we deserve. Voice: Raoul Martinez Animator: Joe Bichard Sound effects: Skillbard Editor and Producer: Abi Stephenson Extracted from a free talk given at the RSA in London, 2016. Watch the edited talk here: https://youtu.be/Q9KebV1ebyM or listen to the full podcast: http://bit.ly/2FhFxk3 Follow the RSA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RSAEvents Like RSA Events on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2EnqLXP Listen to RSA podcasts: http://bit.ly/2FeeYMF See RSA Events behind the scenes: http://bit.ly/2EkzIks
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Director & Producer —- Chris Ullens DoP —- Jamie Durand Art Directors —- Jack Needell, Will Hooper Character Maker —- Alex Williams Animation —- Chris Ullens Edit —- Chris Ullens VFX —- Feed Me Light Grade —- Jack McGinity at Time Based Arts Commissioner —- Chris Abitbol Exec Producers —- Rex Orange County, Charlie Christie
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Sunday, January 7, 2018
Saturday, January 6, 2018
The story of a young, western-obsessed girl hell-bent on turning her quiet Texas suburb into the lawless playground of her imagination. Official Selection: FantasiaFest 2015 Official Selection: Mill Valley Film Festival 2015 Official Selection: Hamptons International Film Festival Official Selection: Santa Fe Independent Film Festival Official Selection: deadCENTER Film Festival 2015 Official Selection: Oaxaca Film Festival 2015 Official Selection: Holly Shorts Film Festival Official Selection: Tall Grass Film Festival Official Selection: Williamsburg Film Festival 2015 Official Selection: USA Film Festival 2015 Official Selection: Alamo City Film Festival 2015 Winner: “Best Film Shot In Texas” Alamo City Film Festival 2015 Official Selection: Take Two Film Festival 2015 Official Selection: San Antonio Film Festival 2015 Winner: “Best San Antonio Filmmaker” San Antonio Film Festival 2015 Official Selection: MEME PAS PEUR Festival 2017 __________________________________________________________________________________________ Written & Directed by Fidel Ruiz-Healy Produced by Tyler Walker, Fidel Ruiz-Healy, and Jordan Michael Blake A Product of The American Standard Film Co. Olivia Osteen as Josie Quinn Erickson as Ryan Logan Macaulay as Barry Julie Phillips as The Mom Fidel Ruiz-Healy as The Bank Teller Assistant Director // Tyler Walker Executive Producers // Josephine Ruiz-Healy & Eduardo J. Ruiz-Healy Associate Producer // Behrad Gramian Cinematographer // Conor Murphy Gaffer // Chelsea Soby Best Boy // Wilson Zellar Grips // Josiah Jones, Noah Acevedo, Ashley Flores Assistant Camera // Nicolas Wachter, Ethan Cohen Production Designer // Jordan Blake Art Director // Zack Block Set Decorator // Eduardo Ruiz-Healy, Behrad Gramian Costuming // Anastasia Holl Hair and Makeup // Sonia Holl Production Sound // Nick Hepding Boom Op // David Sanchez Editor // Katherine Yates Assistant Editor // Ari Sellinger Sound Designer // Douglas Szafir Sound Mix // Bobb Barito Production Manager // Christina Tellez Associate Producer // Behrad Gramian Locations Manager // Maggie Reville Catering // Carlota Rodriguez Ruiz-Healy Visual Effects // Josh Depew Colorist // Alan Gordon Trailer Editor // Sophia Harvey Special Thanks // The San Antonio Film Commission Shot on Location in San Antonio, Texas & Seguin, Texas Made at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts with the guidance of Debbie Reinisch
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Friday, January 5, 2018
First Generation showcases the Vietnamese American experience of growing up in the 90’s through My-Linh, a young, mislead girl who must decide how she will fit into the two worlds that she inhabits. A Film By Jeannie Nguyen & Andrew Yuyi Truong Written by Jeannie Nguyen Loan Hoang Producer: MOSSS, Loan Hoang Music: Mike Gao, Regina Biondo, Avila Santo Cinematography: Andrew Yuyi Truong Sound Design: David H. Price AD: Andy Ma 1st AC: Ralph Hsiao Sound Mixer: Sam Mutch Color: Luis Silva VFX Artist: John Robson MUA: Crystal Tran, Napoleon Jinnies Hair: Mary Tran Stylist: Kristina Truong PA: Catherine Luu, Eddy Ngo Special thanks to: UNIF, Greycard Studio, Late Light Laggers, Tony Chou, Fern Lee, Vicky Nguyen, Mark Faicol, Jeff Tang, Howard Tran
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Thursday, January 4, 2018
Located deep in the Saint Elias mountains where Alaska, British Columbia, and the Yukon converge, there is a place most skiers and snowboarders only dream of visiting. Brought to you by The North Face and Sherpas Cinema, Tsirku is a big-mountain adventure ski film featuring snowboarder Ralph Backstrom and skiers Hadley Hammer and Sam Anthamatten, who set out to tackle the fabled Corrugated spine lines of the Tsirku Glacier.
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“Slice me up, make me dance.” Director/DoP/Edit/Color/VFX - BABYBABY Hair and make up - Marino Asahi Cast - Grace Lambert and Robin Dodler In ”Kind”, bass producer Valdemar deconstructs modern electronica with the sounds of running below a soon-to-be sleeping city. KIND - iTunes: https://apple.co/2CV2Wat KIND - Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2CsT5Hu KIND - Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/2CSXg0D
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Wednesday, January 3, 2018
Student Project at School of Visual Arts stoty I usually think too much, when I have to do something. Sometimes, It can be my strength, but in my case, too much thoughts get things, although it is not difficult in reality. Therefore, I sometimes tend to take a sideways when I have to do something. But, even though one of my bad personality is bothering me, I can ultimately reach the goal. Instructor : Hyesung Park TA : Eunsung Do Sound design : Youwhan Choi Animation : Seongjin Yoon
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Humans sharing secrets inside cars. Director: Daniel Lundh DP: Oskar Lundgren Sound: Fredrik Lantz - Redpipe Studios Grading: Martin Steinberg Music: Upright music ApS Cast: Amy Diamond, Charlie Peterson, Karl Windén, Stefan Larsson, Sabina Heitmann, Anders Back, Annica Liljeblad, Tess Paulsen, My Holmsten, Per Fenger-krog, Filip Gisslén, Kristoffer Trigell Lundhdaniel.com Screened at Edinburg Short film festival Shortoftheweek.com Official premiere
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Women&Wine is a humorous film about the fear of losing a friend. Turid is attending her close friend’s fiftieth anniversary, but during the party, she comes to realize she is no longer amongst her closest friends. Thus Turid starts a game to make her mark, and the party turns out to involve much more than singing and wine. “Women&Wine” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2lPF9Av A film by Liv Karin Dahlstrøm With Marit Adeleide Andreassen, Turid Gunnes and Jeanne Bøe Written by Thorkild Schrumpf and Liv Karin Dahlstrøm. Produced by Isak Eymundsson Cinematographer: Audun G. Magnæs Editor: Trude Lirhus Sound designer: Jorunn Børve Eriksen Composer: Gaute Tønder Production designer: Ragnhild Sletta Costume designer: Anne Aarrestad Production manager: Henrik Hofstad Colorist: Dylan R. Hopkin Production Company: Ape&Bjørn Made with support from: The Norwegian Film Institute, Western Norway Film Center, The Audio and Visual Fund Sales contact: New Europe Film Sales Marcin Luczaj marcin@neweuropefilmsales.com Festival contact: Isak Eymundsson isak@apeogbjorn.no
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Tuesday, January 2, 2018
compilation of all the loops created in 2017. main focus was mainly learning and digging deeper into basic motion design principles and testing some weird abstract stuff in motion. behance project: http://bit.ly/2CFKkeh song: http://bit.ly/2DTxyZd all gifs in one place: http://gph.is/2CEWrrR _____ instagram: http://bit.ly/2DSN0ob ello: http://bit.ly/2CHyfp5 twitter: http://twitter.com/philiplueck facebook: http://bit.ly/2DSMZ3B
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אנימציה ובימוי - שחף רם מילים וביצוע - אריק אבר לחן ופסתר- אביב גדג’ צ'לו - מאיה בלזיצמן מיקס - נעם הלפר מאסטרינג - רועי אביטל הוקלט באולפני קיצ'ה בידי אורי ברק תרגום לצרפתית - רוני אפרת תרגום לאנגלית - אלינור קנטור תודה מיוחדת לנגה גולן ומשפחת אבר ניהול - “בדיבור” מיכאל אבשלום יח"צ - מורן פז תקשורת. ———————————————————————————— Directed & Animated by Shahaf Ram Spoken word by Arik Eber Composed by Aviv Guedj Cello by Maya Belsitzman Mixed by Noam Helfer Mastered by Roy Avital Recorded by Uri Barak English translation by Eleanor Cantor Special Thanks to Noga Golan and the Eber Family
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Two friends stumble upon a unique and valuable piece of motion picture history in Omaha, Nebraska. World Premiered at the 2017 SXSW Film Festival and played 75 more film festivals after that including IFFBoston, Dallas Intl Film Festival, RiverRun Intl Film Festival, Sarasota Film Festival, Florida Film Festival, Chattanooga Film Festival, Fargo Film Festival, Phoenix Film Festival, Minneapolis-St.Paul Intl Film Festival, Julien Dubuque Intl Film Festival, Nashville Film Festival, Master of Art Film Festival, It’s All True Documentary Film Festival, Sunscreen Film Festival, Maryland Film Festival, Chicago Critics Film Festival, Sioux Empire Film Festival, Altan Khalis Film Festival, Berkshire Film Festival, San Francisco Documentary Festival, DeadCenter Film Festival, Lighthouse Intl Film Festival, Provincetown Intl Film Festival, Snake Alley Festival of Film, Indianapolis Film Festival, Lago Film Festival, Free Range Film Festival, Woods Hole Film Festival, San Antonio Film Festival, LA Shorts Intl Film Festival, Rhode Island Intl Film Festival, Sidewalk Film Festival, Doc Utah, Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival, Atlanta Docufest, Knoxville Film Festival, Newburyport Documentary Festival, Calgary Intl Film festival, Foot-candle Film Festival, Charlotte Film Festival, Crested Butte Film Festival, Edmonton Intl Film Festival, Chagrin Documentary Film Festival, Tacoma Film Festival, San Pedro Intl Film Festival, Buffalo Intl Film Festival, Tulsa American Film Festival, BendFilm Festival, New Hampshire Film Festival, International Short Film Festival of Cyprus, Flyway Film Festival, Sanford Intl Film Festival, Twin Cities Film Festival, Prairie Lights Film Festival, Film Columbia, Rivers Edge Film Festival, Kansas Intl Film Festival, St.Louis Intl Film Festival, St.Cloud Film Festival, Napa Valley Film Festival, Sulmona Intl Film Festival, Cucalorus Film Festival, Fairhope Film Festival, Alexandria Film Festival, London Intl Documentary Festival, Mirror Mountain Film Festival, Anchorage Intl Film Festival, Busan Intl Art Film Festival. WINNER - BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY: Glass City Film Festival WINNER - BEST IN SHOW: West Virginia Mountaineer Film Festival http://bit.ly/2CrVh5D Twitter: @adamroffman Instagram: @onsetadam Producer/Director: Adam Roffman Cinematographer/Editor: Nathaniel Hansen Color Correction: Modulus Studios Music: Stars Of The Lid, A. Taylor Featuring: DJ Ginsberg, Marilyn Wagner
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Monday, January 1, 2018
Produced in association with Texas Monthly Editor: Tim Taliaferro Senior Editor: JK Nickell Director - Ben Steinbauer Producer - Janice Woods Executive Producer - Meredith Stephens Director of Photography - Paul Pryor Editor - Don Swaynos Original Music - Curtis Heath Production Manager - Katie Heim Assistant Camera - Justin Revis, Louis Watt Sound Mixer - Sonic Boom Audio Gaffer - James Costello Production Assistant - Naomi Pettin Assistant Editor - Alex Bencomo Audio Mix - Reid Mangan Colorist - Nick Smith
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Cecile wants answers, but, actually, she doesn’t. After her ex-boyfriend’s return to New York triggers overwhelming feelings of doubt and confusion, she embarks on a series of telephone conversations, all of which ultimately only distract her from the one conversation she really needs to have. *Sundance Film Festival 2017 Official Selection *Palm Springs International ShortFest 2017 Official Selection An Alldayeveryday Film Written and Directed by Annabelle Dexter-Jones Co-Writer Ellen Greenberg Producer Andrew Runkle Executive Producers Lucy Sumner, Derek Pitts & Francesca Campbell Director of Photography Deering Regan Production Designers Happy Massee & Cosi Theodoli-Braschi Original Music Mark Ronson Composers Brian DeGraw & Alexander Dexter-Jones Editor Sophie Corra Costume Designer Stevie Dance Casting Director Jessica Daniels, CSA Colorist Mikey Rossiter @ The Mill Supervising Sound Editor & Mixer Ryan M. Price, MPSE Titles Designer Adam Squires, CHIPS Starring Cecile - Annabelle Dexter-Jones Jed - Noah LeGros Jules - JD Sampson Agnes - Colby Minifie Donald - Brandon Micheal Hall Dr. Saltzman - Art Garfunkel Zoe - Tara Summers Valentine - Joséphine de La Baume http://bit.ly/2Czb0xe http://imdb.to/2DGOamw cecileonthephone@gmail.com http://bit.ly/2CzkwAh
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