Saturday, March 31, 2018
The fourth chapter of Eyes On The City explores the streets of Tokyo and the Japanese tuning scene through the eyes of Akira Nakai. eyesonthe.city/ Director – Federico Mazzarisi Creative Director – Roberto Merlini Production Company – BASEMENT DP – Tommaso Terigi Executive Producer – Francesco Crespi Line Producer – Mio Nishitani Brand Producer - Lorenzo Osti 1AC – Keivan Salehpour 2nd Camera Operator – Andrea Munafò Editor – Francesco Caroselli Sound Design & Music– Daniele de Virgilio Colorist – Daniel Pallucca VFX – Alessio De Vecchi All languages: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWsSTdb7Lmo
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Friday, March 30, 2018
Forrest Minchinton was raised by the desert. Growing up in Huntington Beach, CA, Forrest and his surfboard shaper dad - Mike - took every chance they got to head out to the Mojave desert. There, on a remote compound constructed from objects lost and found, Forrest learned to ride motorcycles, shape surfboards, and see the world through a different lens. DIRECTOR & PRODUCER: Dustin Humphrey EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Dustin Humphrey & Carby Tuckwell STARRING: Forrest Minchinton & Mike Minchinton WRITTEN BY: Shawn Tyler Packard & Cameron Goold DP: Cameron Goold EDITOR, COLORIST & SOUND DESIGN: Shawn Tyler Packard CAMERA OPERATORS: Matt Wybenga, Jacob Johnson, Harry Mark, & Jedediah Thunell STILL PHOTOGRAPHY: Harry Mark MUSIC: Dawn - RY X Son of My Father - Chicory Tip Modern Life - Shakes Sorry - The Moth & the Flame Howling - RY X Heavy Pop - WU LYFE NARRATION: Jeffrey Pillars
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Whether it was blowing minds while shooting urban in Finland, defying the laws of physics in the Czech Republic or some signature huge airs during the springtime shred session in Verbier, Alex Hall’s full-length film debut was nothing short of a masterclass. This Athlete Edit is a compilation of Alex’s best shots from the film, as well as a few jaw-dropping extras that didn’t make the cut, released for your viewing pleasure. Shot on Location: Jyväskylä, Finland. Deštné v Orlických Horách, Czech Republic. Verbier, Switzerland. Edited By: Etienne Mérel Filmed By: Etienne Mérel, Martin Bernard Music: Gang Starr – Jazz Thing http://bit.ly/2Gn5VJq http://bit.ly/2pReciy Copyright © The Faction Collective SA Please only use and share this embed code of the official video. Third party downloads and distribution is not permitted.
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A story about a guy going through a rough patch, told through 218 text messages and 4 phone calls. Director, Writer, Editor - Graham Mason http://bit.ly/2GlHlwD Cast (in order of appearance): Gary Richardson, Carmen Christopher, William Stephenson, Clare O'Kane, Michael Patrick Nicholson, Mitra Jouhari Director of Photography - Danny Vecchione Casting - Geraldine Baron Production Sound - Zach Bishop, Anthony Thompson Sound Mix - Matt Giordano Music - Ben Von Wildenhaus Design - Graham Mason Thank You: Nicole Boettcher, Steven Brahms, Alex Goldberg, Alex Grey, Russ Harbaugh, Lucas Joaquin, April Lamb, Peter Samuels, Brian Steinberg
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Thursday, March 29, 2018
Spotify: https://goo.gl/KPR6Ca iTunes: https://goo.gl/zfWfnS Soundcloud Link: https://goo.gl/BTv1g1 A marriage stuck in a loop, and the weird happenings that occur when that loop breaks. VIDEO Written and Performed by Keenan The First Produced by Leviathan Filmworks Director: Joel Jay Blacker Writers: Joel Jay Blacker & Samuel Roots Producer: Nathaniel Dueber Starring Keenan the First Marie Oldenbourg Director of Photography: Tanner Hall First Assistant Director: Kevin Kinsky Script Supervisor: Samuel Roots Editor: Joel Jay Blacker VFX: Connor Lambert GFX: Joel Jay Blacker Color: Tanner Hall Graphic Design: Sage Lamonica Set Dressing: Amanda Silvia & Alison Brooks Double: Choni Francis Production Assistant: Chelsea Chaput Special Thanks: Mark Brooks, Alison Brooks, Amanda Silvia, Lynzi Blacker, Jez Blacker, Laurie Roots, Trevor Roots, Lily Spencer MUSIC Written and Performed by Keenan The First Produced by: Andrew Flores, Alex Valente, Mark Einhorn, Jesse Rhodes, Lost In The Wild & Keenan The First Mixed by: Andrew Flores Mastered by: Jesse Rhodes Recorded at The Abstract Recording Studios —– Featured ~ Booooooom TV - http://bit.ly/2Gizhwx Directors Notes - http://bit.ly/2uyV8KV Film Shortage - http://bit.ly/2Gizjo9
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A portrait of American recidivism produced over a span of two years, Revolving Doors follows Jason, who, despite attempts to retain meaningful employment, fails and returns to prison, devastating his family. Full Credits - Written and Directed by: James Burns Produced By: Robbie Mirels, Todd Wiseman Jr., Milos S Silber, James Burns Cinematography By: Andrew Baris Second Unit Cinematography By: Kyle Deitz Edited By: Stacy Kim, and Jeb Banegas Original Score By: Jay Wadley Colorist: Nick Metcalf, The Mill Camera Assistant: Moe Taylor, Mark Burchick Production Coordinator: Jeff Currier Production Sound: Steve Saada, Zach Trees Production Assistant: Aiden Fisher, Mike Reft Post sound mix: Jay Pellizzi Executive Produced By: Johnathan Gray, Bruce Meyerson, Patti White, Lee Anderson, Kathryn Flynn
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Some visual musings on the ups and downs of social media. Pervasive, malleable, ubiquitous - the global drug. Social media is tailor-made to soothe the anxieties of a population in turmoil, unite a society fractured by change. But as with any new drug, there can be side effects… Some meshes from http://bit.ly/2pKSxZt, some homemade, a few from http://bit.ly/2Gk73h2. Mostly Cinema, Houdini for the bubbling liquid, TFD for the gas. @redshift3D throughout. Drum machine track made using DM1 on an iPad. There’s some more info about the process, background here: http://bit.ly/2pNYO6J
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Wednesday, March 28, 2018
A couple quick trips to Montana with the Snooze homies and “FSBS2” was born. A very enjoyable January. Featuring Forest Bailey, Parker Szumowski, Mike Ravelson, Colton Morgan, Tucker Andrews and Patrick McCarthy. Film/Edit: Seamus Foster Additional Filming: Colton Morgan and Matt Bernard Music: Melvins - Sacrifice Alex G - 9 Pavement - Our Singer Kindly supported by Adidas Snowboarding, 686 Outerwear, GNU snowboards and Dragon Optics. http://bit.ly/2E1Zuta http://bit.ly/2GzLexb
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Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Film de fin d'études réalisé par Julien Grande à l'ENSAV La Cambre (2016) Student film directed by Julien Grande at ENSAV La Cambre (2016) Music: Ulysse Vega Sound design: Etienne Leplumey Prix 1 Festival Anima, Bruxelles, Prix des auteurs de la SACD, 2017 2 Tokyo anime award festival, Toshima city award, 2017 Sélections 1 FIFF, Namur 2 Festival les enfants terribles 3 Premiers plans Angers 4 Panam Anim 5 Brussel short film festival 6 Be film festival 7 Cinécourt animé Roanne 8 ITFS, Stuttgart 9 CMS International Children’s Film Festival 10 Plein la bobine 11 PNR Madrid Film Festival 12 Poitiers Film Festival 13 Détours en cinécourt 14 Animix Tel aviv 15 FICBUEU Festival internacional de curtametraxes de Bueu 16 Cinanima 17 Carrousel du film de Rimouski 18 Leeds international. film fest. 19 Indie junior 20 festival du film pour enfant de Barcelone
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Taken from the album Dialogues, released in 2016, the 21st of October Shot on Kodak 500T,16mm in Moscow and Barcelona http://bit.ly/2pLGif2 Directed by Kinopravda Produced by Excuse My French, Stereotactic & Kinomoto Director of photography: Alberto Bañares D.O.P. 2nd Unit: Mark Ziselson Producer: Anna Szijártó, Dañila Kostil Executive producers: Constance Guillou, Robin Giraud, Pavel Karykhalin Edited by Joan Solsona Stylist: Heni Kiss Colorist: Ádám Vándor, Anna Stalter Laboratory: Kodak Lab London Post Production: Saint Louis Paris Titles design: Eszter Laki
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Most red, blue, or purple flowers contain pigments called anthocyanins, whose colors are sensitive to pH (the acidity or basicity of an aqueous solution). As a result, when we immerse a blue flower into an acid or basic solution, its color is likely to change to red in acid condition, or to green or yellow in basic condition. In this film, to get the most dramatic effects, we immersed all flowers in saturated sodium hydroxide (NaOH) solutions and used macro lenses and a microscope to capture their glorious color transformations. For more images, please visit: behance.net/ZWT For more films, please visit: http://bit.ly/2y5n7PL Credits Video: Wenting Zhu Producer: Yan Liang
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We’ve crossed paths many a times. We’ve even been introduced through mutual acquaintances once or twice, in fact we finished off last year’s Quik Pro sinking beers and dancing to her music, but we never truly met Lee-Ann Curren until winter hit our shores. For the record, winter this year was long. In fact we might still be in it. The Basque Coast can suddenly become a very small place, a handful of locals left to endure the storm whilst fraudulent neighbours head for the slopes. Those of us that remain naturally form a bond. A mutual understanding and respect for our perseverance and stupidity to see the winter solstice through. It’s during these months we became friends with Lee-Ann. She’s not hard to miss. When you’re the daughter of arguably the best pro surfer of all time, it’s no easy feat to go unseen. It’s even harder to carve your own path yet Lee-Ann’s done just that. Despite sharing her offspring’s roots in both surfing and music alike, she’s managed to forge her own fortune, content in achieving her own goals, regardless of the status quo. We decided to document our time with the 28 year old (along with her adopted border collie Bowie) and discussed music, growing up in the Basque Country and the pressures of living up to her heritage. Supported by The Vans UltraRange collection, enabling creative pursuits from all corners of the globe, as worn by Lee-Ann. Discover more here: http://bit.ly/2GhqpmU
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Experience the beauty of Mt. Everest at night in time-lapse. While most climbers slept, I attempted to capture some of the magic that the Himalayan skies have to offer while climbing to the top of the world. These time lapse Images were captured as high as 6200m (camp 2) above sea level on Mt. Everest. We slept at 6000m for three consecutive nights on the summit of Mt. Lobuche East waiting for a glimpse of Everest from that vantage point. Around 11pm on the 2nd night, the skies opened up and the top of the world revealed herself in all of her glory. No where else on the planet have I ever seen the Milky Way so clear, so vivid and so very much alive. It takes a great deal of discipline to stay up all night capturing the magic for the world to experience. Cameras freeze.Shutters freeze. Batteries freeze. Humans freeze. The high altitude environment is debilitating at best. Your body is taking a constant beating by the low levels of oxygen in the atmosphere. The higher you climb of course, the worse this becomes. And yet… this is heaven on Earth for me. This is my comfort zone. This is where I feel alive. This is where the combination of my love for imagery, astrophotography, storytelling and connection with the mountains all intersect. I toss logic out the window on clear nights and run all of my cameras until all batteries are exhausted, CF cards are filled and the sun re-emerges for yet another beautiful day. It’s my oxygen. It fuels me. Energizes me. And keeps me in a flow state. On a more human and less technical note: I’ve kept these images hidden for almost 4 years. They were created in 2014 and 2015 - the two deadliest seasons in Everest history. Many lost their lives and I was at ground zero both years. I’m not sure I’ll ever un-see what I saw those two seasons during and after the avalanches. Somehow I felt keeping these images hidden showed respect for the fallen. The images at camp 2 were created right after the 2014 avalanche that claimed the lives of 16 Sherpas. We were trapped above the area where 16 died at Camp 1 and 2 and had to remain in place for three days, unable to assist in the evacuations. Shooting the night skies helped with the helplessness we all felt. In 2015, everything you see in this video was captured days before we got hit by the avalanche at basecamp during the Earthquake. No one can ever be prepared fo such devastation. It’s taken a long time to work through the loss and perhaps somehow, releasing these images is my way of fully letting go and remembering the beauty, the wonder and freedom that comes along with climbing the world’s tallest peak. Chomolongma - Mother Goddess of the Earth. My tribute to Everest - In Time Lapse. Enjoy! Shot on Canada DSLR’s 1DC 2x 5D Mark 3’s Canon 5Dsr 24mm 16mm 11-24mm *Special thanks to Canon Canada for lending me some of the gear. Edited in Lightroom Processed with LR Time-lapse Edited in Premiere Music: The Time To Run Dexter Britain Licenses through: Music Bed Special thank you to my friend and camera assistant Pasang Kaji Sherpa. This is a reflection of your hard work and support as well. Thank you my friend. Thank you for your patience and never-ending support on the hill. To license this video or individual images contact elia@eliasaikaly.com or visit: http://bit.ly/2GdfFWM
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Monday, March 26, 2018
Ever since he was a kid, David Aguilar was obsessed with Lego. He spent his childhood building cars, planes, helicopters, and eventually, his own prosthetic. Born with a deformed arm, the self-named “Hand Solo” decided to take his Lego-building skills to the next level. At age 18, he perfected his designs with the MK7, a prosthetic arm with the ability to bend and pick up objects with a pincer-like grip. Now, he’s the coolest kid on the block.
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Sunday, March 25, 2018
A poetic account of a woman who is grappling with the decision of whether or not she should embrace her body hair in public – a prickly subject… An all female collaboration created for The Barbican Centre’s ‘Art of Change’ - Feminist Season Directed by Helen Plumb Poem written and narrated by Anam Cara DOP - Helen Plumb Lighting - Felicia Hawor Set Design - Felicia Hawor Edited by - Helen Plumb Illustrations by Amber Vittoria Animation by Rosie Miles #IWD2018 #IWD
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Travel with us to the remote Faroe Islands where Cedar Wright, James Pearson and Yuji Hirayama take on the world’s largest sea cliff in a climbing expedition like no other. Producer | Director | DOP - Will Lascelles (http://bit.ly/1COx6TV) 2nd Camera - Cedar Wright Edit | Colour Grade - Andrew Bamford Original Music | Sound Mix - Danny Fairley (http://bit.ly/2GqsWhQ) Special thanks to: http://bit.ly/2GcBEwI and all the beautiful people of the Faroe Islands!
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Saturday, March 24, 2018
Mae’s life is routinely disrupted by the advice from her online crystal healer and her devotion to horoscopes. Armed with healing crystals and numerology, Mae is ready to follow the predictions on an unexpected path to find her soulmate. © 2017 Angela Stempel Made at CalArts Screenings 2017 KLIK Animation Festival Official Selection 2017 KDIAF Kuandu International Animation Festival Choice Film 2018 Cardiff Animation Festival Out-of-Competition Showcase 2018 13th Athens Animfest Official Selection 2018 Animafest Zagreb Official Selection
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“Reign” from OVERWERK’s debut album, “State” Spotify : http://spoti.fi/2fc1vgk Apple Music : http://apple.co/2xbC1pq Google Play : https://goo.gl/xZyjqY Director and writer : Lasse Noer & Lasse Tvilum Toft DP: Anders Bachmann and Jesper Bach Editor : Simon Dræby Carstens Producer : Christian Norlyk Executive Producer : Edmond Huszar Executive Producer : Ebrahim Zarif Production Company : Jalabert and Warehouse Film Colorgrade : Kristopher Paterson Colorgrade Consultant : Simon Wittrup Stunts : Scandinavian stunt group, Deni Jordan and Søren Rytter Jensen SFX artist : Martin Hansen & Make-up : Mathias Jagd Behind the scenes stills: Jesper Grønnemark Cast : Sebastian Bull Sarning & David Owe Valentin Marcus Andersen Mads Ranch Jon Veppler Tone Haldrup Special thanks : G-STAR, Ringkøbing commune, Stauning Whisky, Landbrugbanken, hotel fjordgården & VIA film & transmedia. Support by following OVERWERK : http://bit.ly/2ucogHK http://bit.ly/2IRrMdS http://bit.ly/2ulzium https://twitter.com/overwerk
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Friday, March 23, 2018
21 MIN / SPANISH with ENGLISH SUBTITLES / 2016 A peninsula known as Punta Cometa in Mexico is said to be a sacred space, where the sea shows its true face as a force of nature and source of life. A truly transporting meditation on living, dying and fishing, The World in a Corner shows the give-and-take relationship between man and sea: ebb and flow, feast and famine, pleasure and pain. -Angie Driscoll (Hot Docs) /Festivales - Selecciones Oficiales 59 DOK Leipzig, Germany - International Programme HOT DOCS 2017, Canada - Selección Oficial 14 Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia, MX - Cortometraje Mexicano 12 Festival Internacional de Cine de Monterrey, MX - (WINNER) Mención Especial del Jurado Oaxaca Film Fest 2016, MX - Power Docs Ficunach 2016, Chiapas / MX Ecofilm Festival 2016, MX Sound and Image Challenge 2016, Macao / China 9 Festival de Cine Documental Zanate 2016, MX Festival del Puerto 2016, Oaxaca / MX 7 Festival de Cine del Desierto 2017, Sonora / MX - (WINNER) Mejor Corto Documental Latinoamericano Festival Internacional de Cine de Querétaro, 2017 / MX 20 Guanajuato International Film Festival (GIFF), 2017 / MX Shorts México, 2017 / MX 39 Festival del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano, La Habana / Cuba
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A film by Giada Ghiringhelli http://bit.ly/2G8hMew For an instant, I am. The light touches me gently and I live, burst and shine. This constant, irreversible, rhythmic drift from being to not. Only the memories left. Escaping desires. The love and the pain. I only have an instant of life. So please. This film is an ode to the rhythm of being. Winner: Best Sound Design at Underwire Festival and Best Experimental Film at ÉCU The European Independent Film Festival. Official selection 2018: Ann Arbor Film Festival and London Short Film Festival. Official selection 2017: Uppsala International Short Film Festival, Vancouver International Film Festival, Aesthetica Short Film Festival, Athens Digital Arts Festival, Evolution! Mallorca International Film Festival, Albuquerque Film & Music Experience, Antimatter [Media Art], Girona Film Festival, Video Art and Experimental Film Festival, Locomoción Experimental Animation Festival. Video + sound: Giada Ghiringhelli Sound mix and additional sound design: Joshua Younger Titles: Steve West Camera: Giada Ghiringhelli and Antoine Birot Thanks: Nathan Ghiringhelli, Antoine Birot, Simona & René Bachofen © 2017 Giada Ghiringhelli. All Rights Reserved.
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Thursday, March 22, 2018
In 2017, Phil Deeker, founder of Rapha Travel’s Cent Cols Challenge, set out to ride 1,000 mountains in 100 days – the equivalent of scaling Mount Everest 50 times. Read more about Phil’s journey and what drives him to keep climbing: http://bit.ly/2G3Oe1w Direction: Too Soon Too Late DOP: Sander Vandenbroucke Edit: Joris Willems Sound: Klankwerk Color Grading: Xavier Dockx
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The Trans-Siberian Railway, another dream come true! The world’s longest railway line starts from Moscow and runs 9,288 kilometers through seven time zones to Vladivostok. In May 2017 I was able to document this unique 16-day trip aboard the legendary Zarengold train together with my colleague Christopher Schmid. We traveled the route in the opposite direction and deviated a little from the original route (Trans-Mongolian Railway). Our journey took us along 7,923 km (nearly 5,000 miles) of rail from Beijing via Erlian, through the Gobi desert to Ulaanbaatar, on to Ulan-Ude, along Lake Baikal to Irkutsk, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan and finally to Moscow. From the rickshaw ride through Beijing, a night in a Mongolian yurt, a bath in the five degrees Celsius cold Lake Baikal and the legendary vodka tasting aboard the Zarengold train - I sum up the highlights in my new short “TRANSSIBERIAN DREAM”. All aboard! Camera: Dennis Schmelz & Christopher Schmid Edit: Jan Philip Roza, Leander Brandstädt & Dennis Schmelz Sound Design: Florian Gramelsberger & Leander Brandstädt Writer/Speaker: Claudina Hoff ter Heide Audio Mix: Florian Gramelsberger VFX: Jan Philip Roza & Christian Fleischer Title Design: Patrick Richter Grading: Dennis Schmelz Blog: http://bit.ly/2ugLzjk Thanks to Lernidee Erlebnisreisen (http://bit.ly/2Ggus6c / http://bit.ly/2udeg0D) Music: Discover The Stars by Mark Petrie (ASCAP) Video Gear: Phantom 4 Pro Drone: http://amzn.to/2yWCYTF Sony a7sII Camera: http://amzn.to/2DQpEEi Sony a6500 Camera: http://amzn.to/2zIR604 Zhiyun Crane Gimbal: http://amzn.to/2zcaB50 Sony Lenses: Sony 10-18 mm f/4: http://amzn.to/2yVcGkW Sony 35 mm f/1.8: http://amzn.to/2zRCLPL Canon Lenses: Converter: http://amzn.to/2CkudW3 Canon EF 16-35mm 1:2,8L II: http://amzn.to/2k4oQ2N Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II: http://amzn.to/2C62NAw Canon EF 70-200 mm f/2,8 L IS II: http://amzn.to/2BC3BMx Sigma 35 mm f/1.4 DG HSM: http://amzn.to/2sZUYLw Filter: Gobe NDX Vario ND 49mm: http://amzn.to/2j25JbU B+W ND Vario 62mm: http://amzn.to/2zl3mqS Post Production: Premiere CC Keyboard: http://amzn.to/2CJrfYb Lacie Thunderbolt HDD: http://amzn.to/2AZfPlK For licensing / usage please fill out the contact form: http://bit.ly/2HXvYaL © Dennis Schmelz | 2018 http://bit.ly/2GguyL6 http://bit.ly/2HVkmoq http://bit.ly/2GguA5G http://bit.ly/2HWQc48 http://www.youtube.com/dennisschmelz
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To race Class 11 at the Baja 1000—populated by horribly overmatched pre-1982 Volkswagen Beetles—is to be a bit mad. No one on Earth is greater at racing Volkswagens through the bone-dry desert than Eric Solorzano, known as the King of Class 11. DIRECTED BY: JONNY MASS STARRING: ERIC SOLORZANO WRITTEN BY: JOSEPH BIEN-KAHN PRODUCTION COMPANY: ABANDON VISUALS, MADE BY LIMBO EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: JONNY MASS, EDWARD KHOMA PRODUCER: CHRIS DODDS DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: JARED FADEL EDITOR: EDWARD KHOMA ORIGINAL SCORE: BYTHEWAY-MAY BRENDEN BYTHEWAY DOUG MAY COLOR: COMPANY 3 COLORIST: TYLER ROTH PRODUCER: JOEL SIGNER PRODUCTION COORDINATOR: TARA REEVES SENIOR COLOR ASSIST: PARKER JARVIE COLOR ASSIST: ZACHARY KORPI SOUND DESIGN: BYTHEWAY-MAY BRENDEN BYTHEWAY DOUG MAY CHASE CAR UNIT: BIRDS EYE PRODUCTIONS CAMERA OP / TECH: JOSH LAMBETH DRONE UNIT: ASCENDING WORKS DRONE PILOT: KEATON BOWLBY DRONE OP: CY ARMSTRONG SPECIAL THANKS: M SS NG P ECES TIJUANA DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM SUAVECITO ELMER CAYETANO MIKE ACUÑA BRIAN BYRNE ABEL CINE
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Big Noise was created by nine different animators, as an exquisite corpse, building on what came before. The artists, in order: Héloïse Petel http://bit.ly/2G1NucZ Steve West http://bit.ly/2IGGa8y Jeremie Carreon http://bit.ly/2G1Nvxz Pranay Patwardhan http://bit.ly/2IGGc0a http://bit.ly/2G1NvO5 Nikita Deshpande http://bit.ly/2IJzLJP http://bit.ly/2pzdHZs Calvin Xingpei Shen http://bit.ly/2IJzMxn Gerhard Human http://bit.ly/2G3PykU Pierre-Julien Fieux http://bit.ly/2IGGeoO http://bit.ly/2G3PyBq Andrew Khosravani http://bit.ly/2IGGfsS Conde Pablo http://bit.ly/2pzdJk2 Big Noise is also the title track of Lucinate’s coming album, and can be found on this beautiful limited edition 12" vinyl… http://bit.ly/2IJzPt3 More from Lucinate… http://bit.ly/2pzdJAy More videos… http://bit.ly/2IGGggq
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Dream and reality becomes blurred as a physically disfigured fashion model prepares for her runway debut. Written, Edited & Directed by Kevin Vu Cinematography by Laura Valladao Produced by Artemis Shaw Production Design by Melissa Manke Costume Design by Sofia Paz Starring Alison Midstokke, Angela Dee OFFICIAL SELECTION Sarasota Film Festival 2017 Marfa Film Festival 2017 Obsessive Underground Festival 2017 (Germany) MEME PAS PEUR International Film Festival 2018 NoBudge 2018 Hammer to Nail Short Film Competition, Winter 2018 (RUNNER-UP) More info at http://bit.ly/2HWIJSS
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Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Based on true events, Hold Me Down depicts a day in the life of a 19-year-old single mother who works as a stripper at an illegal nightclub to support her child in the South Bronx. It is filmed in the locations where the events depicted actually occurred; in the Mott Haven Housing Projects and in an actual brothel, and features a cast of non-actors / women survivors of sexual exploitation and domestic violence. Produced by More Media (http://bit.ly/2u9v48H), The Collectif, and Bob Film Sweden with support from IFP, the Swedish Film Institute and Sveriges Television. Share it and start a conversation. Writer, Director, Editor: Niclas Gillis Producers: Niclas Gillis, Stephen Buchanan, Anette Brantin Associate Producer: Prince Combs Starring: Tianna Allen, Prince Combs, Tanisha Lambright, Cheryl Juniaus, Anaya Ba, Nichole Adams, Miranda Collier, Syrah & Serenity Harris. DoP: Steve Annis Original Score: Jonas Söderman Bohlin Sound Design: Aleksander Karshikoff To get help or make a difference, visit http://bit.ly/2FQ1ElH
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Every Mother Counts, a maternal health care non-profit dedicated to making pregnancy and childbirth safe for every mother, everywhere, presents CON MADRE. The short documentary film highlights the importance of midwifery care in one of the most dangerous countries in Central America to give birth, Guatemala. The film follows Erika and Dora María, students training to be the first university-level midwives (parteras) in the country, as they return to their hometowns in the rural, Indigenous communities of Guatemala. Once there, Erika and Dora María continue their education under the mentorship of traditional midwives, comadronas. Erika and Dora María work with the comadronas to continue their culture’s traditional practices of birth and natural medicine, while also incorporating the new skills and training from school and health centers. Both women share their own personal stories of empowerment and dedication to helping women and families in their communities. Erika, who is pregnant, also plans a home birth under the guidance of her comadrona, Azucena, a powerful leader in her community, and with the help of her fellow midwives at school, including Dora María. For more information, visit everymothercounts.org.
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Commissioned short film about experiencing the BALTIC gallery in Gateshead, UK. Read about the piece here: http://bit.ly/2pvvvVw Client: Canvas & It’s Nice That Director and Animator: Parallel Teeth | http://bit.ly/1C25Y3l Additional Animation: Caitlin McCarthy | http://bit.ly/2pxi1Zd Matt Lloyd | http://bit.ly/2pwtHw4 Production Company: Strange Beast | http://bit.ly/2FWJE53 Producer: Zoe Muslim Music and Sound: Skillbard | http://bit.ly/1JkWiGG Art Director: Connor Campbell Project Manager: Rob Mordue Thanks to Craig Astley, Rob Young and the rest of the team at BALTIC.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2018
A short film about dreams and memories of a girl sent in space forever. Behind the scene : http://bit.ly/2IFah0i Synopsis : They told me : “You have a gift, Martha. Down here, your gift is useless. So we’re gonna show you the most beautiful things. You’re gonna have more memories than everyone else. And then, you will sleep. You won’t wake up. But you will carry the most precious memories from Earth.” Awards : Special Lab Jury Award / Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival Best Film Award / Cabourg Romantic Short Film Festival Best Film Award / Festival Flatpack - Birmingham Best Music Award & Students Award / Premiers Plans - Angers Best Director Award / Kiev film festival Audience Award / GLAS Animation film festival / Los Angeles Best Film Award / Eidolon Festival Best Creative Film Award / ImagineScience Paris Students Award / Poitiers Film Festival Best Film Award / Concorto Film Festival - Italy Best Film Award/ Silhouette Festival - Paris Best Script Award / Brest Short Film Festival Produced by La Fémis - Yannick Beauquis DOP : Raphael Vandenbussche Music : Maxence Dussere Actors : Julia Artamonov, Bernard Blancan, Olivier Lin, Shanti Masud, Garance Marillier.
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Directed by Thibault Dumoulin Performed by Jeanne Froissart & Julien Sarazin Produced by Julie Mathieu DOP: Sylvestre Dedise 1st AC: Vincent Flornoy 2nd AC: Fabien Dominguez Line producer: Evan Djenki Stylist: Julien Cambriel Cast: Frédéric Perrault Blanche Konrad Koko Bastia Boul Rostan Zia & Margaux Evan Ismael Sylvestre Clément Julie Mathieu Photos: Ismaël Moumin Many thanks to: Jean-Pierre Gavini, Ismaël Moumin, Candis Meires, Alexis Millet Agence Cute, Koko Bastiat, Dorothée Froissart, RVZ, Pascal Ducas, Frédérique Moreau, Patrick et sa femme, Patrick Dupin, Carège et Ludo, Jean-Yves Santaliestra, Café de Paris (Soorts-Hossegor), Vival (Seignosse), Intermarché (Soorts-Hossegor), Julien Cambriel, Pierre-Yo et Mag, Angela et Boul, Ombline le Lasseur, Virginie, Erwan Jule, Hélène Davaux Written, Recorded & Mixed by Clement Froissart at Studios Demille, Angresse. Mastered by Chab at Chabmastering, Paris. © Sister Records - 2018
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Carl Paladino is a Trump-supporting real estate magnate with a history of making racist remarks. In 2016, he faced opposition for re-election to the Buffalo School Board in the form of 18-year-old Austin Harig. Directed by Scott Cummings See more from Field of Vision here: fieldofvision.org
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69th Festival del film Locarno - International Competition Pardi di domani Annecy 2017 - official celection Awards: Hiroshima Prize - International Animation Festival Hiroshima 2016 International Animation Film Festival Fantoche 2016- Best Visual Award Animatou Genève 2016 - Mentions spéciales du jury TOFUZI 2016 - Gran Prix New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival 2016 - Grand Prix Cinanima 2016 - Grand Prix Bilbao- Zinebi 58 - SILVER MIKELDI ANIMATION Award ,Spain Monstra Lisbon Animated Film Festival 2017- Special Jury Prize,Portugal Tricky Women - Special Jury Prize,Vienna Suzdal Festival 2017 - Grand Prix,Russia Grand Prix Anima 2017 Brussel Special Prize of Japan Media Arts Festival 2017 Emile Awards nomination on the Best European Short Animation film 2018
ULIE: “Ama is a silent film. It tells a story everyone can interpret in their own way, based on their own experience. There is no imposition, only suggestions. I wanted to share my biggest pain in this life with this film. For this is not too crude, I covered it with grace. To make it not too heavy, I plunged it into the water. I dedicate this film to all the women of the world.” Julie JULIE: “Ama est un film sans parole qui raconte une histoire que chacun peut interpréter à sa manière, selon son propre vécu, tout est suggéré, rien n’est imposé. J’ai voulu mettre dans ce film ma plus grande douleur en ce monde. Pour qu’elle ne soit pas trop crue je l’ai enrobée de grâce. Pour qu’elle ne soit pas trop lourde je l’ai plongée dans l’eau. Je dédie ce film à toutes les femmes du monde.” Julie Credits : Choreographer : Ophélie Longuet Music : « Rain in your black eyes », Ezio Bosso. (P) Sony Music Entertainment. Cinematographer : Jacques Ballard Editor : Jérôme Lozano Colorist : Arthur Paux @ Spark Seeker Compositing : Gregory Lafranchi @GoneFX Sound mix : Nassim El Mounabbih @Dinosaures Production : Spark Seeker/Les Films Engloutis Associated Producers : Y-40 The Deep Joy/RVZ Camera Assistant : Arthur Lauthers Electrician Romain Mostri Safety Freedivers : Anne Maury - Fouad Zarrou Making off : Jimmy Golaz Camera Rental (Red VistaVision 8K) RVZ Light&Electric Rental : TSF Cannes Wardrobe : Tatiana Henri
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Monday, March 19, 2018
ABOUT THE FILM Maryam Henderson-Uloho spent thirteen years in prison in Louisiana, seven in solitary confinement. After her release she struggled to find housing or employment. She began selling secondhand goods out of a suitcase on a street corner in New Orleans. In just three years, she grew her business to a brick-and-mortar thrift store—one that also provides housing and employment for other formerly-incarcerated women. She calls those women—and her store—Sister Hearts. — “When I got out of prison, they wouldn’t allow me to open a bank account. I could not rent an apartment. I could not get a job. So I started just selling stuff out of a suitcase on the street corner. The first day I made $40. And I just kept doing that. Three years later, I have a 15,000 square foot thrift store and transition housing facility for other female ex-offenders.” - Maryam Henderson-Uloho, owner of SisterHearts Thrift Store, New Orleans
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Based on a true story from actress Lili Taylor, (Six Feet Under, American Crime) The Duel is an experimental visualization of her father’s private struggle with mental illness. Originally told on the award-winning RISK! podcast, Taylor recalls a harrowing afternoon in which she saved her younger brother from the dangerous reality of their father’s sudden breakdown. Directed by Sean David Christensen Written & Narrated by Lili Taylor Produced by Sean David Christensen, Kevin Allison & Aaron Gambel Based on an excerpt from the RISK! podcast originally produced by Kevin Allison & Jeff Mercer Starring: Lili Taylor Richard Neil Katherine Marie Koenig Matthew Miller Melanie Case Director of Photography: Aaron Gambel Editor: Sean David Christensen Assistant Director: Jana Stella Camera Operator: Richie Trimble Gaffer: Mike DiRicco Grip: Caleb Bucy Set Dresser: Sarah M. Gonzalez Miniatures: Sean David Christensen Sound & Music: Rafael Anton Irisarri & Maggie Dave Sound Mixing & Mastering: Black Knoll Studio Production Assistants: Joseph Matarrese, Phillip Matarrese, Shaye Troha, Francesca Wainscott & Robert V. Wainscott A RISK! production in association with Sean David Christensen & ReKon Productions. Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Contact: http://bit.ly/2HOgu8R @seandavidchristensen Preorder the upcoming RISK! book featuring Lili Taylor’s story and others at: http://bit.ly/2G7onZK http://bit.ly/2FXKDli
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“You realize you haven’t crossed the street in 13 years.” For Johnny Perez, returning to society and to his family after being in prison for 13 years wasn’t easy. JOHNNY’S HOME is part of a short animated documentary series about mass incarceration in the U.S., which shows the toll that an abusive and unjust criminal system takes on individuals, families, and communities. Watch all three films: http://bit.ly/2FL2mk1. Client: ACLU’s Campaign for Smart Justice http://bit.ly/2u60oW8 Director: Elyse Kelly Animation director: Anna Bron Production company: Acme Filmworks Executive producer: Ron Diamond Producer: Holly Stone Original music: Brooke Blair & Will Blair Story finder/Field producer: Kelly Ramundo Location sound mixer: Corey Pointdexter Animators/Renderers: Anna Bron & Andrew Whyte Editors: Dan Fipphen & Elyse Kelly Post production sound services: Studio Unknown
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DIRECTOR Danny Cohen PRODUCER Alexandra George EDITOR Ben Hall CINEMATOGRAPHER Ed Goldner PRODUCTION DESIGNER Marni Kornhauser COSTUME DESIGNER VoVo The Label, Phoebe Taylor & Ashlee Pierce HMUA & PROSTHETICS Sharp FX DIRECTOR’S ASSISTANT Hayden Somerville 1AD Giordi Caputo 1AC Nick Forster 2AC Gianna Mazzeo GRIP / GAFFER Joshua Potts BEST PERSON Hannah Palmer STEADICAM OPERATOR Glenn Clayton AERIAL RIGGING EFFECTS Showtech Australia PRODUCTION DESIGNER ASSISTANT Liam Linley SCENIC ARTIST Stuart Burchall SCULPTOR Laura Vickery TELEPORT ROOM DESIGN Marni Kornhauser, Danny Cohen, Tristan Ceddia ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Zena Bartlett ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Sjaida Karas ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Katie Drane ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANTS VoVo The Label HMUA & PROSTHETIC ASSISTANT Katie Dobbin HMUA ASSISTANT Jessica Cavanagh PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Tessa Mansfield-Hung PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Rocco Rossouw RUNNER Julia Spizzica ANIMATION Benjamin Portas VISUAL EFFECTS Dave Abbott COLOURIST Dan Stonehouse, Crayon ALIENS Elliot Kerdel, Kim Kruz, Elloise O'Connell, Harlene Hercules, Marianne Bullock, Karim Khalil SPECIAL THANKS Ken, Marney & Bob at Murray Valley Private Hospital, Tiny, Tania, Steven & Bridget at Showtech Australia, Savage Film Services, VA Hire, Trystan at Motel Wellington Wodonga, Bruce at Paris End Studios, Farrah & Andrea at Pinchos Catering & Andiamo Street Food Wodonga, The Blazing Stump Hotel, Yulanda at Wwave Hire, Nellie Jackson, Hugh Turrell, Jason Galea, Josh Cohen, Asteroid Mates: Jen, Etta, Chook, Tully, Tristan, Xac, Nora and Lucy, Kat Latour and Leah Churchill-Brown at EXIT, Tom Savige, Lachlan Stone, Gabe Russo, Sherwin Akbarzadeh, Doug Durant, Nick O’Byrne, Derry Sheehan, Dave Ellis, Chris McKenzie, Tong Sarin and Sagan
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Sunday, March 18, 2018
My America is a 17-minute short documentary that raises the voices of a group that are often accounted for, but seldom listened to: youth. The film follows a small group of disenfranchised young people as they describe what their personal America looks like, and how they are trying to enact change in their own way. My heartfelt thanks to everyone that came together to make this film happen - for sharing and trusting us with your stories and hope for America’s future. To our team, for making a 6,600 mile trip in 10 short days, one of the most enjoyable experiences in my life - your talent, drive, selflessness and ability to sleep for 10 hours a day in a 15 seat pass van will never be forgotten. Director: Barnaby Roper Producer: Taylor Vandegrift UPM: Brandon Robinson DP: Isaac Bauman AC: Payam Yazdandoost Sound Mixer: Clint Allday Drone Pilot: Gabe de la Parra
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10LEC6 « Bone Bame » Directed by Antwan Horfee Drawings & animation : Antwan Horfee CG artist : Armand Beraud Sound design : Lionel Boutang Vocals Nicole Percussions Gazelle & Erwan Bass Simon Drums Jess Keyboard Lionel Boutang Produced & mixed by 10LEC6, Lionel Boutang & Pascal Exposito at Zarma Studio Paris Published by Headbangers Publishing / Because éditions / Zarma (p) & © 2018 Ed Banger records under exclusive licence to Because Music
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Saturday, March 17, 2018
Film by Páraic McGloughlin A brief look at the earth from above, based on the shapes we make, the game of life, our playing ground - Arena. Created using Google Earth imagery. Pearse McGloughlin and I collaborated on the audio resulting in something between music and a soundtrack. Hear more of Pearse’s music here : open.spotify.com/track/0mvfR4zmmxDTvlYyWmmJvG?si=KIHR2daoe
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Friday, March 16, 2018
Vladimir no instagram, he’s never watched a rap battle and have not heard anything about the word “hype”. He has a completely different life. Director: Evgenii Bakirov Cinematographer: Dmitry Sukhov / Evgenii Bakirov Producer and production designer: Vasya Ivanov Lina produser: Inna Shuka Sound / Sound Design: Jora Vensky / Vladislav Kotov Colorist: Victor Mischenko
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La réalisation des « Passantes », poème écrit par Antoine Pol et mis en chanson par Georges Brassens en 1972 a été confiée à Charlotte Abramow, jeune réalisatrice et photographe de 24 ans. Ce clip présente une succession de tableaux photographiques, très esthétiques et souvent engagés et représentatifs de la place de la femme actuelle.
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A committed synchronized swimmer tries to win the championship and her coach’s heart. Produced by FANCY SHOT, BUSHE, VGNC Written and directed by Oleksii Sobolev Director of Photography, co-director: Phil Lee Director of Photography: Grigorii Yablochkin Art-director: Peter Bondarenko Executive Producers: Roman Pevzner, Dimitry Mouraviev Line Producer: Olga Skobkina, Evgeniya Pesyakova Creative Producer: Oleksii Sobolev Editing: Khodakivska Tania, Oleksii Sobolev Sound and sound mixing: Nikolay Ishkhanov Producer: Anna Soboleva AD: Oksana Belyakova Cast: Andrey (Hamil) Pasechnyi Angelika Timanina Anna Udovik Roman Pevzner
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Hype Cycle is a series of futurist films exploring human-machine collaboration, combining performance and emerging technologies. These human-machine interactions from Universal Everything are inspired by the Hype Cycle trend graphs produced by Gartner Research, a valiant attempt to predict future expectations and disillusionments as new technologies come to market. The first film in this series is Smart Matter. It builds on the studio’s past experiments with motion studies, imagining a new form of collaborative interface for improvised modelling. More Hype Cycle films coming soon. Credits: Creative Director: Matt Pyke Animation: Joe Street Sound Designer: Simon Pyke, Freefarm Senior Producer: Greg Povey Motion Capture: Nick Dulake, Ursula Ankeny (Sheffield Hallam University) Dancer: Tamar Draper Choreographer: TC Howard
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Thursday, March 15, 2018
Music video for the track ‘Emerald Rush’ by Jon Hopkins. Directors: Robert Hunter & Elliot Dear Executive Producer: James Stevenson Bretton Producer: Greet Kallikorm 3D Lead: Quentin Vien 2D Animation: Andrew Clarke, Campbell Hartley, Freya Hotson, Blanca Martinez 3D Animation: Lisa George-Gilroy, Laura Quinn Artwork: Robert Hunter Character Design: Elliot Dear Lead Compositor: Elliot Dear Compositor: Dave O’Neill, Robert Hunter Production Company: Blink Industries Music: Jon Hopkins
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We took a telescope around the streets of Los Angeles to give strangers an up-close look at a familiar object; a new view of the moon. Music: Claire de Lune by Claude Debussy Click here to find more To Scale content and subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPdA3AvoSH-d96mLaEjhZyw http://bit.ly/2FWjN0g http://bit.ly/2DuXHgl
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No Signal is best experienced with a full screen and ample sound speakers or headphones. Full project on Behance : http://bit.ly/2FK10BT No Signal is an experimental title sequence that depicts an astronaut just like the one you probably dreamed to become when you were a child. This astronaut needs to maintain the link between him and his own reality, his memory and keeping him away from madness. These three keywords are at the core of my concept, they are represented through out the three parts of the title sequence. Credits Designed and directed by : Friendly Robot Score by : Echolab Typography animation by : Sylk Video edit by : Frederic Krettly Alone, I go faster; together, we go further. Thanks to : 17mars - Motion Designers Community - Otoy - Quixel Suite & Megascan. Special Thanks to Echolab, who created the score and sound design. It was an honor to collaborate with you. A warm thank you to my friends, my family for their helps and their supports. Ludovique Calandras, Geraldine Karolyi, Frederic Krettly, Sylk, Gavin Little, Maxime Hacquard, Clement LeBouc, Alison Chavigny, Tikeo & Thia.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2018
One of the most powerful films I’ve seen as a young boy is one most people have never heard of. Cryptically titled ‘Koyaanisqatsi’, this unique film employed only fantastically executed visuals backed by a hypnotic, dramatic music score to tell a story. It was a strange, experimental film, too hard to describe with words, but I was completely mesmerized by it. There was no (obvious) plot to follow, it had no actors or songs, but despite this, ‘Koyaanisqatsi’ was one incredibly immersive experience. Some of the most unique aspects of this film were its groundbreaking time lapse sequences. I was still very young and could not understand how they were filmed, but I do remember the impact they left on my impressionable mind. Many years have passed since then and I’ve chosen to pursue the art of photography and filmmaking as my career, of which time lapse cinematography takes its biggest share. I don’t know if this is a blessing or a curse, because shooting, processing and time lapse films take an immense amount of effort and patience, a fact unknown to most. But seeing the finished product, after all that hard work, still fill me with immeasurable joy and satisfaction. This motivates me to keep on learning in order to get better at the craft. ‘Elysium’ features the skylines of Dubai and Abu Dhabi which are among the most imposing and photogenic ones in the world. The quiet giants, soaring high into the Emirati skies are a source of awe and inspiration for any dreamer or photographer. What gives this film a dreamlike quality however is the elusive winter fog and its mysterious interaction with the tallest structures. Viewed from a high angle, the fog turns the cities into a grand canvas of visual poetry which could only be expressed with a language of time lapse cinematography. The fog’s formation is very hard to predict and therefore, it’s not easy to film. I was forced to spend many sleepless nights chasing the foggy conditions from various rooftops across the UAE. When the fog finally formed, and all elements came together, it was like witnessing magic. Watching the fog as it rolled between and over the buildings was such a haunting and utterly fascinating sight. It was a quite a logistical and technical challenge to capture all scenes I needed for a film, but it was all worth it. Various scenes of ‘Elysium’ were captured in Dubai and Abu Dhabi between 2013 and 2017. Music score: ‘Bayt Lahm’ by Ryan Taubert
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Millions of visitors come to Grand Canyon National Park, one of the seven natural wonders of the world and the most visited national park in the western United States. However, very few ever get to experience the Grand Canyon by way of the Colorado River. Stretching from Lees Ferry at Marble Canyon, AZ, through the inner gorge graced with geology dating as far back as 1.8 billion years, all the way to Diamond Creek, just before the river gives way to Lake Mead, these spectacular 225 miles of whitewater rafting are only accessible by guided commercial motor trips and private rafting permits. Although over 6M visitors come to the Grand Canyon every year, only a small fraction gets permission to raft the river, mainly during the late Spring, Summer and early Fall months. Production of this video was made possible by a commercial rafting partner Grand Canyon Whitewater, check them out at http://bit.ly/2DsOLrs! Grand Canyon was recently awarded the Dark Sky Park status by the International Dark-Sky Association. This video was filmed as part of SKYGLOW (skyglowproject.com), an ongoing crowdfunded quest to explore the effects and dangers of urban light pollution in contrast with some of the most incredible dark sky areas in North America. This project is being produced in collaboration with International Dark-Sky Association (darksky.org), a non-profit fighting for the preservation of night skies around the globe. The film was shot on Canon 5DIV, 5DSR & 6D cameras & lenses sponsored by Canon USA, aided by Alpine Labs’ Michron & Pulse, powered by Paul C. Buff Vagabond Mini. Adobe Lightroom & Premiere were used for editing and processing. Additional corrections by LRTimelapse. This video is a follow up to KAIBAB ELEGY, a SKYGLOWPROJECT.COM video which garnered over 1 million views on Vimeo and over 4 million on social media and other outlets, and KAIBAB REQUIEM. Watch these two videos here: vimeo.com/217407298 and here: http://bit.ly/2GtTbBF COLORADO SERENADE stills: http://www.bit.ly/2G2BCIU SKYGLOW Book Stills: http://www.bit.ly/2vXO7Ag Other Photos from SKYGLOWPROJECT.COM: http://www.bit.ly/2whWSaQ Credits: Producer/Editor/Shooter: Harun Mehmedinovic, Music: Matt Hill Special Thanks: Gavin Heffernan and Grand Canyon Youth, Semezdin & Sanja Mehmedinovic, Dean Knuth & Grand Canyon Whitewater, GCW Guides Riley Weathers and Matt Sayre, Aaron McNally & Canon USA, Kevin Noble & Paul C. Buff Inc., Greg Horvath & Alpine Labs, Inc., International Dark-Sky Association, Northern Arizona University, State of Arizona & National Park Service Locations: Colorado River at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona Follow/Contact: Facebook facebook.com/skyglowproject Instagram: instagram.com/skyglowproject Email: info@skyglowproject.com We appreciate all your shares, comments and likes, thanks for checking out this video! For more videos please visit: vimeo.com/harun This video is COPYRIGHT 2018 Harun Mehmedinovic / SKYGLOWPROJECT.COM. Any use beyond embedding this video in its unaltered form and properly credited to SKYGLOW PROJECT/SKYGLOWPROJECT.COM on another website, requires special permission from the creator. Any use of the entirety or portion(s) of this video to drive advertising traffic, sales or any other profit-driven venture on a third party website without express permission from the content creator will result in prosecution to the full extent of the law. ——- Timelapse artists and filmmakers Gavin Heffernan and Harun Mehmedinović are proud to introduce WWW.SKYGLOWPROJECT.COM, a 192-page hardcover photobook and timelapse video series exploring North America’s remaining magnificent night skies and the increasing impact of light pollution on our highly fragile environment. A blend of images, stories, essays, and anecdotal captions, SKYGLOW explores the history and mythology of celestial observation and the proliferation of electrical outdoor lighting that spurred the rise of the phenomena known as “light pollution,” a grave threat not only to our incredible starscapes but also to the very ecosystem itself. After a highly publicized Kickstarter campaign that ended as the fourth-most earning Photobook campaign ever, Harun and Gavin traveled over 150,000 miles and logged more than 3,000,000 photos on their grueling three-year quest. From incredible locations like the active Kīlauea volcano in Hawaii to Alberta’s majestic Northern Lights, SKYGLOW takes viewers on a visual journey through time, exploring our civilization’s evolving relationship with light and the night sky through the ages.
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Sundance 2018 ; SXSW 2018 ; OUTFEST 2017 Created and Written by Jordan Firstman & Charles Rogers Directed by Jordan Firstman JASH/Smudge Films After being emasculated at a sales conference, gay couple Reese and Peyton decide the only way to regain their confidence and prove their masculinity is to sleep with some women. When they meet fellow conference attendees and pleasure seekers Beth and Dominique, it seems like a perfect match. Unfortunately sealing the deal is easier said than done. Starring Jordan Firstman, Charles Rogers, Bridey Elliott, Clare McNulty, and Cheri Oteri DP – Drew Daniels Editor – Patrick Lawrence Original Music – Adam Arcuragi
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Tuesday, March 13, 2018
Directed by Gerardo González Pérez Animations : Arturo Tornero/Gerardo González Post-production director: Meztli Martínez Cuevas Color Correction: Gerardo González Produced by Galop Studios ©2016 Galop Studios galopstudios.com http://bit.ly/2FHS1Bd Contact Gerardo González: 2zerardo@gmail.com Official Selections: - Oaxaca film fest – Best shortmovie made in México - Newport Beach Film Festival- OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN FILMMAKING: ANIMATED SHORT FILM - Hendaia film fest- mención Honorifica - Atlanta Film Fest - FIC-silente - MIRA - Corto Imola Festival - Festival Internacional de Cine de Santa Cruz - Tlanchanafest - Censurados Film Festival - Rewind Festival de Cortometrajes - Fresco - Bienal Baja California - Festival Flor Azul - International Film Festival of Fine Arts - Destival Internazionale del Cinema d´Arte - Festicini con tres nominaciones - 12 meses - POSMORTEM - Los Ángeles
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Mesmerized by a pair of red heels, a lonely street guy in Shanghai follows its owner into a forbidden club. There, he discovers something that challenges, yet awakens his mind. This short is inspired by the real underground elder LGBTQ community in Shanghai. Official Selection: -2017 Outfest Los Angeles LGBT Film Festival -2017 Shanghai International Film Festival -2017 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival -2017 Sao Paulo International Short Film Festival -2017 NewFest New York’s LGBT Film Festival -2017 Shanghai Queer Film Festival - Winner: Special Award -2017 Cinema Queer International Film Festival -2017 Sehsüchte International Student Film Festival Crew: Cast: Bell Zhong, Fei JIn Director/Writer: Bell Zhong Producer: Sol Ye Cinematographer: Mary Evangelista Gaffer: Falk Mattern 1st AD: Michael Chenxu Wang Assistant Camera: Chen Li Sound Designer: Laurel Cai Casting Director: Xiao Hao Costume/Make-Up & Hair: Wenjing Editor: Bell Zhong
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Fré is a teenager stuck between his conservative, wealthy family and his lower-class friends. He manages to keep the two worlds separated, until he falls in love… Directed & Produced by: Jan & Raf Roosens Based on an idea by: Jan & Raf Roosens Script: Bert Van Dael & Sanne Nuyens D.o.P: Grimm Vandekerckhove Music: Raf Keunen Sound: Alexander Baert Sound Editor & Mixer: Matthias Hillegeer Editor: Maarten Janssens Grading: Olivier Ogneux Production Manager: Caroline Van Ranst & Danaé Van Vyve Prod. Company: Rococo Content with the support of the Flanders Audiovisual Fund Awards 68th Cannes Film Festival ||2015||Official Short Film Competition 53th Gijon International Film Festival ||2015|| Best Short Film (Oscar Qualifying), Best Director, Best Script 29th Cabourg Film Festival ||2015|| Swann d’Or for Best Short Film
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Jarvis Landry is one of the brightest young stars in the National Football League, and his backstory is even more incredible than his performance on the field. This docu-short gives you a glimpse into the obstacles he and his family had to clear in order to get to this point in his career. ——— Music provided by Musicbed: ‘Projections’ by Luke Atencio: http://mscbd.fm/prjksn ‘Revolution’ by The Soldier Story: http://mscbd.fm/rblss ‘Miscommunication’ by Oslo: http://mscbd.fm/mslcl ‘Voodoo (Fight the Power) - Instrumental’ by The Seige: http://mscbd.fm/vdfls ‘Flutter’ by A. Taylor: http://mscbd.fm/fltsr More at http://mscbd.fm/msdc
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According to the justice of the Wild West, thieves must be punished. But when the sheriff’s horse breaks, and there is no-one to oversee justice, it’s hard to forecast if justice stays justice. Cowboyland is short animated film directed by David Stumpf, made as bachelor film at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava in 2015. SCREENINGS Annecy 2016 (France) ITFS - Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film 2016 (Germany) Hiroshima Animation Festival 2016 (Japan) Anima Brussels 2017 (Belgium) Anima Mundi International Animation Festival 2016 (Brazil) MIAF - Melbourne international animation festival 2016 (Australia) CINANIMA International Animation Festival 2016 (Portugal) Manchester Animation Festival 2016 (UK) KROK International Animations Film Festival 2016 (Russia) KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival 2016 (Netherland) MONSTRA Animated Film Festival 2016 (Portugal) Animateka 2015 (Slovenia) Fest Anča 2015 (Slovakia) Anibar Animation Festival 2016 (Kosovo) AWARDS Manchester Animation Festival 2016- Best student film KROK at home harbour 2016 - Best film: student MIAF 2016 - Judges Award for International Program #6 Fest Anca 2015 - Anca D Award STIFF 2016 - Best animation IGRIC 2016 - National Slovak prize for animation NONSTOP Barcelona Animacio 2016 - Spetial Mention Student Film Original Narrative 2016 - Best Animated Film IYFFL 2016 - Honourable Mention Fiaticorti film festival 2016 - Best comic movie Full list of awards, screenings and behind the Cowboy here: cowboyland.tumblr.com
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Monday, March 12, 2018
Sunday, March 11, 2018
- All the images that make up this video were captured with the ASUS ZENFONE 3 phone. All the editing made in Adobe Lightroom and After Effects. - Todas as imagens que compõem este vídeo foram captadas com o celular ASUS ZENFONE 3. Edição feita nos programas Adobe Lightroom e After Effects. Especificações técnicas: Direção / Fotografia / Edição: MAGU Trilha: Paulo Fagundes e Luis Oliveira Design Gráfico: Lucas de Carvalho
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On April 4th 1943, a young woman finds herself on a train. A decision she makes that day saves her life, but leaves a huge burden on her conscience. Until, 20 years later, she meets a stranger, with a message for her. A film by Matan Rochlitz Produced in association with The New York Times http://bit.ly/2Dj1iOr
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A voice-over artist is haunted by a past relationship as she sinks deep into the isolation of a recording booth. Directed by Hunt Beaty Written & Produced by Hunt Beaty, José Andrés Cardona, and Wesley Wingo Voice-Over Artist: Stacey Weckstein Frank: Harry Bainbridge Ex-Boyfriend: Andrew Erwin Voice of Ex-Boyfriend: Jeffrey Turboff Tom: Yuval David Photographed & Edited by José Andrés Cardona Production Sound Recordists: Theodore Robinson, Ashley Knowlton, M. Louis Gordon Hair & Makeup: Allison Brooke Visual Effects: Carl Brent Ferguson Color Grading: Post Pro Gumbo Colorist: Alan Louis Gordon Color Producer: Josh Senior Supervising Sound Editors: Tarcisio Longobardi, Theodore Robinson Sound Editors: Ashley Knowlton, Zoe Brock Re-Recording Mixer: Cory Choy Score by Vito Cacciapaglia “Oh Chichorina" Written and Performed by Andrea Litkei and Ervin Litkei Special Thanks: Silver Sound, Cory Choy, Robin Shore, Reed Adler, David Broad, Hand Held Films, APM Music, Pond 5 Shot on location at Silver Sound in New York City Premiered on Short of the Week: http://bit.ly/2HqHk6v
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Saturday, March 10, 2018
Friday, March 9, 2018
12 days of field recording summed up in this video about Kenya and its amazing landscapes and smiling people, despite the problems they’re facing. Thank’s to everyone involved in this project : Dion Gawson - 2nd Camera Operator IDDEF - Organisation Nairobi Crew (Ramadhan, Salim, Nuño Gomes, Jafar, Mohammad) Malindi Crew (Saeed, Saidi, Cheikh Faisoual) All the Kenyans appearing in the video Gear used: Panasonic GH4 Different M43 lenses Zhiyun Crane 2 Zoom H6 More at: http://bit.ly/2Gc0Kgj Feel The Sounds Channel: http://bit.ly/2CZpmFG
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A budding romance is interrupted when street singer Bobby loses her home. An exploration of erotic connection, allyship, and resilience. WORLD PREMIERE Clermont Ferrand International Film Festival - International Competition Frameline Completion Fund Award Winner OFFICIAL SELECTION London Short Film Festival (London, England) Frameline Film Festival (San Francisco, CA) Bogoshorts International Short Film Festival (Bogotá, Colombia) Queer Screens Mardi Gras Film Festival (Sydney, Australia) Soria International Short Film Festival (Soria, Spain) East End Film Festival (London, England) Mix Copenhagen LGBTQ Film Festival (Copenhagen, Denmark) Lovers Film Festival (Torino, Italy) Vicenza Short Film Biennale (Vicenza, Italy) North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (Durham, NC) Barcelona LGTIB Film Festival (Barcelona, Spain) Face à Face Festival (Saint Étienne, France) Carrousel International Film Festival Rimouski (Rimouski, Canada) Holebikort LGBT Themed Short Film Contest (Leuven, Belgium) Some Prefer Cake Film Festival (Bologna, Italy) QFF Mezipatra Prague Film Festival (Prague, Czech Republic) SouthWest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (Albuquerque, NM) Eau Queer Film Festival (Eau-Claire, WI) Film Autumn (Poznan, Poland) Brussels Pink Screens Film Festival (Brussels, Belgium) Reelout Queer Video and Film Festival (Kingston, ON) CAST Starring Legacy Bailey and Juliana Morgan Writer / Director Jackson Kroopf Producers Lorraine DeGraffenreidt Dan Leonard Jon Read Jackson Kroopf Yu-Hao Su DP Arlene Muller Editor Salvador Peréz García Made possible by: Frameline Completion Fund Panavision New Filmmaker Program bobbyanna.com jacksonkroopf.com
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Directed by Klub Simon : Pierre-Emmanuel Lyet / Vladimir Mavounia-Kouka / Dimitri Stankowicz / Thomas Pons Animations : Pierre Emmanuel Lyet / Vladimir Mavounia-Kouka / Dimitri Stankowicz / Thomas Pons / Laurent Box / Vic Chhun / Antoine David / Léa Krawczyk Color Grading : Vincent Amor / Royal Post Produced by Partizan / Infiné Represented by Stan Bertin ©2018 Infine Records *** Contact Klub Simon : klubsimon@gmail.com Pierre Emmanuel Lyet : http://bit.ly/2Hn5TRX Vladimir Mavounia Kouka : http://bit.ly/2FGI4aM Dimitri Stankovicz : http://bit.ly/2Hl4CuT Thomas Pons : http://bit.ly/2FB7PJk *** Order “Mirapolis” http://bit.ly/2p2a26n Listen to Rone’s Mirapolis playlist - http://spoti.fi/2BlQ53t *** Follow Rone on Socials FB - http://bit.ly/2p5RaDE Instagram - http://bit.ly/2FB6uSX Soundcloud - http://bit.ly/2Hl22VE Twitter - https://twitter.com/RoneOfficial Follow InFiné on Socials Instagram http://bit.ly/2FB7R3U Soundcloud http://bit.ly/2Hl23ca Twitter https://twitter.com/Infinemusic
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Thursday, March 8, 2018
We hope you try not to be a lady. Three athletes tread forward without dragging stigmas behind them. Featuring professional skateboarder Mariah Duran, professional ballerina Alison Stroming, and athlete and high-level personal trainer Elise Young. Made in an un-ladylike fashion in honor of International Women’s Day 2018. The perception of women is changing. Our perception of ourselves is changing. Production Company: Sanctuary (http://bit.ly/2FoqkBC) Executive Producer: Preston Lee Directed by Elle Ginter @elleginter Cinematography by Allison Anderson @allisonandersondp Edited by Cabin + Lauren Brown @laurenhuibrown + @cabinedit Color by Company 3 + Kath Raisch Co3 Producer + Kate Aspell Sound Design and Mix by Human Original Score by Luke Atencio Featured Athletes: Elise Young + Athlete, Motivator Insta: @elitesbodyshop Alison Stroming + Professional Ballerina Insta: @alisonstroming Mariah Duran + Professional Skateboarder + MEOW Insta: @mariahduran_ Facebook: MariahDuranOfficial Special thanks to: YuLin Olliver Bennett Johnson Logan Triplett Meow Skateboards
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For years now, the kiosk has been Olga‘s little home simply because her sweet tooth and monotonous life has made her bigger than the exit. To distract herself, she reads travel magazines and dreams of being far away. An absurd incident starts the beginning of her journey. © VIRAGE FILM in co-production with SRF Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen and HSLU Design & Kunst, Master of Arts in Design http://bit.ly/2D7XsHz | http://bit.ly/2FkHwYA AWARDS: - Swiss Film Award 2014, Best Animated film - Festival MONSTRA 2014, Audience Award (Student film category) - Les enfants terribles: festival des premiers films européens, Mention du jury officiel 2014 and Prix de La Trois 2014 - International Animated Film Festival KROK 2014, Russia-Ukraine, The Best Graduation Film Award - SICAF 2014 Seoul International Animated Film Festival, Jury Special Award at Student Film Category - Big Cartoon Festival 2014, Moscow, 5th place Audience Award (Program of Winning films) - Ismailia Int. Film Festival for Doc. & and Short Films 2013, Egypt, Golden Tablet, Best Film Award at Short Animation Film Competition - International Animation Filmfestival Tricky Women 2014, Audience Award - Short Film Festival Greipfruts 2014, Daugavpils, LV, 3rd place and Audience Award - 49. Solothurner Filmtage, Audience Award 2nd place (Animation) - Animateka International Animated Film Festival 2013, Ljubljana, Special mention of the Elephant jury - Bornshorts Film Festival 2013, Denmark, Special Mention - Cadrage: 2013, CH, 2nd place in category Short Film - Central and Eastern European Film Festival “CinEast” 2013, Luxembourg, Audience Award for the Best Short Animated Film - China International Animation and Digital Arts Festival (CICDAF) 2013, Special Jury Award in Student Work Category - FANTOCHE 2013, CH, Audience Award (Swiss Competition) - FANTOCHE 2013, CH, Jury Special Mention (Swiss Competition) - Riga International Short Film Festival 2ANNAS 2013, Best Latvian short and Sympathy Award - Short Shorts Film Festival Mexico 2013, Special Mention SELECTIONS: - New York International Children’s Film Festival, USA 2015 (Competition) - 9th Tehran International Animation Festival, Iran, 2015 (competition section) - Miami Short Film Festival, USA, 2014, (Official Selection) - Chicago International Film Festival, USA, 2014 (Short Film competition) - 27th Helsinki Int. Film Festival - Love & Anarchy, Finland (Official Selection) - The 15th International Animation Festival in Japan - HIROSHIMA 2014, (Student Stars) - FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival 2014, USA, (Official Selection) - The 18th Seoul International Cartoon & Animation Festival (SICAF2014), (Student Film competition) - Maui Film Festival, USA, (official selection) - ANIMAFEST Zagreb, HR (children film competition) - Krakow Film Festival, PL (Film Festivals Award Winners program) - Tribeca Film Festival 2014, NYC (short film competition) US Premiere - Holland Animation Film Festiva 2014, NL (junior competition) - Mecal International Short Film Festival 2014, ES, (animation competition) - Animated Dreams 2013, EST (competition) - CINANIMA 2013 - Festival Internacional de Cinema de Animação, PT, (official selection) - KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival 2013, NL (international Student Competition) - Stockholm International Film Festival 2013, SWE, (competition) - DOK Leipzig 2013, GER, (Anima for Kids) - Kaohsiung Film Festival 2013, Taiwan (Competition) - 8th ANIMEST 2013, ROM, (short competition) - Encounters Film Festival 2013, UK, (Competition) - Odense International Film Festival 2013, DK (Competition) - Anima Mundi 2013, Brazil, (Competition) - Milano Film Festival 2013, IT, (milano film festivalino) - Curtas Vila do Conde IFF 2013, PT, (Curtinhas Competition) - Edinburgh International Filmfestival 2013, UK, (Official Selection) - IndieLisboa 2013, PT (International Competition) - 20. Int. Trickfilmfestival Stuttgart 2013, DE, (Young Animation) and more
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Wednesday, March 7, 2018
“The unknown is what makes people curious. And nowadays it gets harder and harder to be a pioneer in this world.“, Patrick "Bengel” Rasche explains his mission for the third chapter of the Outlaw Diaries series. The first part of the series took place in Germany near Patricks hometown. The second one brought him to British Columbia, the mecca of mountainbiking, following the tracks of all those freeride legends that inspired his way of riding. For the third part it was time to seek for something new. „Bengel“ left his comfort zone in search for a place where he could be a pioneer again. A wild place, where no bike tire has touched the ground before. The east is calling. The Wild Wild East. Welcome to the wilderness of Kamchatka, Russia. Kamchatka is a peninsula in the Russian far east. It’s located in the Pacific Ocean north of Japan and has a wild coastline with 160 volcanoes rising from sea level up to 4.700 m. Until 1990 Kamchatka was a restricted military area that was closed to the public. For mountain bikers this part of east Siberia is still no mans land. Together with Patrick and his longtime friend and photographer Constantin Fiene we visited the Russian wilderness for two weeks in late September 2017. The weather on the peninsula is as rough as the landscape and we had to learn that nature is the boss in Siberia. Ever dreamed of heli biking on volcanos with an old Russian army helicopter? Here we go. Join Patrick on his adventure in the land of fire and ice. Watch Part I (http://bit.ly/2IaK9Kh) and Part II (http://bit.ly/2p0vJDA) ___________________________________ Created by: EL FLAMINGO http://bit.ly/2IbUjKS http://bit.ly/2oZxSzt http://bit.ly/2I71Bzf Photography: CONSTANTIN FIENE http://bit.ly/2oXDRF8 Music: Staring at the Ceiling (feat. James Petralli) The Echocentrics from their Album “Echo Hotel” http://spoti.fi/2IbbITQ In cooperation with: PLATZANGST http://bit.ly/2oYgPhf Guiding: Mathias Andrä http://bit.ly/2I7fz4l Supported by: Continental, Hayes, Manitou Thanks to: Snow Valley Lodge Kamchatka, Bayhouse Petropavlovsk,
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Tuesday, March 6, 2018
Writen and directed by William Laboury Starring Garance Marillier And : Constantin Vidal, Malivaï Yakou, Jensen Yakou, Rosemine Safy, Louis Vallat, Michael Soule, Cédric Welsh, Romane Pineill, , Martine Roy, Olivier Enjalabert and the dogs : Kiara, Fury, Kâline Société de production : DIVISION Producteur : Théo Gall Directeur de la photographie : Raphaël Vandenbussche Chef décoratrice / Styliste : Ophélie Nicolas Infographiste 3D : Freddy Clément Monteurs : William Laboury & Zoé Sassier Etalonneur : Arthur Paux Directrice de production : Bérangère Petitjean Assistante de production : Lola Burelle 1er assistant réalisateur : Charles Portier 1ère assistante Caméra : Maud Cyrano 2ème assistant Caméra : François Diard Steadicamer : Gregory Dupe Opérateur DV : Oualid Selami Chef Electricien : Benoit Jolivet Electricienne : Laure Ménégale Chef Machiniste : William Renaud Régisseuse Générale : Louise Lebrat Régisseur adjoint : David Levi Assistant régisseur adjoint : Antoine Pradel Remerciements : Nightshift, Josselin Dor, la mairie de Montreuil, Le parc Jean Moulin, l’élan sportif de Montreuil & l’entraineur : Jean Michel, Cédric Lequileuc, Claudia Lefebvre, Jules de Chateleux, Clémence Cuvelier, Arnaud Bresson, Diane de Viry, Jean Datant.
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Volumes is a Full CG art film by Maxim Zhestkov exploring the juxtaposition of emotions with the laws of nature. Billions of colourful particles dance, play and communicate with each other in an eternal hypnotic ballet governed by the invisible wind of fate. http://bit.ly/2tlsr3s http://bit.ly/2oNyjOg http://bit.ly/2tlsrR0
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The reunion between a woman and her estranged daughter is interrupted by a man with an unusual request. World Premiere, Overlook Film Festival International Premiere, Fantasia Film Festival Official Selection, BendFilm, Cinepocalypse, Courts mais Trash, Cucalorus, deadCENTER, Eerie Horror Film Festival, FearNYC, Final Girls Berlin, Frightening Ass Film Festival, Indie Memphis, Mayhem Film Festival, MonsterFest, Sidewalk Film Festival, Telluride Horror Show, BUT Film Festival, STUFF MX
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A visual exploration and celebration of more obscure paraphilias (or fetishes). By adding a creative free association to depict each scenario, this short film attempts to lighten stigmas often attached to these types of desires. Made for Phile Magazine, a newly crafted publication dealing with sexual subcultures and identities.
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Monday, March 5, 2018
Conception is a series of six animated films about Motherhood. I had the opportunity to make this film about a woman named Yael and her experience with postpartum depression. Read more about the series and watch the other episodes over here - - - nytimes.com/2018/01/16/well/family/conception.html Art Director/ Producer // Margaret Williams Producer // Gayatri Kaul Direction and Animation // Jordan Bruner Animation assistance // Zack Wiliams and Barry Bruner Music // Pierre O’Reilly
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A modern day bachelor shares his apartment with the memory of all his past lovers put together. In his fantasy they all share a harmonious loving relationship, synced into one being. The fantasy falls apart when he meets a real woman and has to choose between the safety of daydreaming and the challenges of real love. SECOND HAND LOVERS is the award winning 2nd installment in the BEDROOM TRILOGY, a visual adaptation of the BEDROOM CRIMES album. Music by: Oren Lavie Written and directed by: Oren Lavie Choreography: Maya Brinner Editor: Amichy Bikovsky Actors: Daniella Wircer, Oren Lavie Dancers: Roni Chadash, Tali Donin, Tamar Even-Chen, Noa Laner, Nitzan Moshe, Roni Rotem, Shahar Seri, Shani Tamari, Noa Tenne, Rotem Weissman Produced by: Rachel Vaserman, Gal Nae Production coordination/ project management : Iris Avital Assistant director: Harel Itscovitch Script editing/additional offline editing: Nadav Lazar Art & Props: Maya Darnell Post/compositing: Yaron Yashinsky Color grading: Omri Peled Digital conversation: Tomer Bahat Titles: Siyou Tan Cover single design: Yael Bodasher Hair and Makeup: Riki Kamely, Shiran Cohen Wardrobe: Rona Doron Light: Fatian Ibrahim Light Assistant: Daniel Binsted Grip: Denis Nikolaev Production manager: Nevo Jakobovitch Production assistants: Itay Amiel, Or sia, Hagai Borer 1st Camera assistat: Avi siman Tov 1st Camera assistant: Nitzan Ronen 2nd Camera assistant: Tamar Ben Haim Thank you: Roni Chadash, Nadav Lazar, Kama Sacajiu Artist Management: Adham Hunt
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HEADPHONES FOR BEST EXPERIENCE :) Presented at the 2018 Independent Spirit Awards and made possible by Film Independent, IFC, and Visit Seattle. As an elderly Native American woman looks back on her life, the line between reality and fantasy are blurred. Written, Directed, & Edited by Matty Brown Executive Producers - Alan Nay, Matt Ackerman Producer - Mandy Ward Cinematographer - Todd Martin (http://bit.ly/16qKDYf) Production Manager - Jenni Bedel First Assistant Camera - Joel Phillips Gaffer - Mike Astle Production Designer - Darcey Zoller Art Director - Kalani Akuna Wardrobe - Lisa Montalvo Makeup & Hairstylist - Nancy Leonardi Casting - Amey Rene Casting Data Management - Champ Ensminger, Caleb Albright Production Assistants - Brian Glinski, Tony Fernandez, Brian Fox CAST Elder Woman - Priscilla Blackwolf Sr Younger Girl - Priscilla Blackwolf Jr Little Boy - Parker Hall Teen Girls - Claudia Coulibaly, Charlisa Villar Dinner Guests - Larry Cali, Marji Friedman, Sandra MacPhearson, Steve Gallion, Lyn-Felice Calvin POST PRODUCTION (World Famous) Head Of Production - Casey Steele Post Producer - Paul Williamson, Marni Dworkin Assistant Editor - Champ Ensminger Visual Effects Supervisor - Rogelio Salinas Title Design - Juan C Arenas Compositors - Todd Perry, Emma Frost, Mandy Wong, Jacob White COLOR PROVIDED BY - THE MILL (themill.com) Agency- PB& Made Possible by - Film Independent, IFC, and Visit Seattle
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Sunday, March 4, 2018
„The Papermaker“ is a short documentary about one of the last handcrafting papermakers in Europe and his great love for paper. Gangolf Ulbricht makes unique tree- free papers by hand. For international artists, conservators, photographers, printers and many more. He learned his uniqe craft in Germany, Japan, France and England. In this short film we see him producing his fine paper in his basement studio in the Arthouse Bethanien in Berlin-Kreuzberg. He talks about his love and dedication for this craft - and it ́s future. Gangolf has worked for a number of known artists like: Jenny Holzer, Louise Bourgeois, Guenther Uecker, Jonathan Meese, Damien Hirst, Christiane Baumgartner, Matthias Weischer and many more. Produced by http://bit.ly/2oPhZMc
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A mysterious sign appears and the residents of Cat City tremble in fear of an unknown terror. Something is coming to invade their minds… Official Music Video for the track „MIND INVADERS“ by Too Mad (http://bit.ly/2CXylau) Directed by Tricktrabanten Frederic Siegel (http://bit.ly/2FR8qEm) Kilian Vilim (http://bit.ly/2CXylr0) Etienne Mory (http://bit.ly/2FPtP0J) Produced by Team Tumult (http://bit.ly/2CXymey) Youtube Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBlhFbeyS8A
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Saturday, March 3, 2018
Mister Biscuits is a short film I made at the end of 2017 with some good good friends. Hope you like it! CAST: John - William Andrews Mister Biscuits - David Elms Andrea - Cariad Lloyd Man in park - Shamus Maxwell CREW: Director: Tom Levinge Writers: Tom Levinge, Jez Shcarf, the cast D.o.p: Laurens Scott Editor: Tom McPhee Music: Joss Holden-Rea Sound mixer: Peter Warnock Sound Recordist: Sean Smith Colour grading: Tom Cairns Camera Assistant: Gary Edwards Runner: Leo Di Cera
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Animation is the process of making small, repetitive, consistent actions, over and over, until you suddenly find you have created something you are proud of. Simon Sinek’s wonderful talk for The RSA is about applying that positive attitude to work and life. Client - RSA Narration - Simon Sinek Production - Abi Stephenson Direction / Animation - Jocie Juritz Animation - Emma Ehrling http://bit.ly/2F70TQD
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Friday, March 2, 2018
A journey into Japan’s rich maker culture and legendary powdery winter. A look at the past, present and future of craftsmanship intertwined with the search for carving the perfect turn. #SeekingNirvana #StrangeAdventures @seeking.nirvana Featuring: Mike Henitiuk / @mikeheni Joe Schuster / @joe_schuster Matt Margetts / @mattmargetts Riley Leboe / @rileyleboe Locations: Japan Supported By: EDGEtv - @edgetvnetwork Norrøna - @norrona Tyrolia - @tyroliabindings Editing, Sound and Colour: Leigh Powis Cinematography: Jamie Tanner Narration: Colby James West Jay Henitiuk Special Thanks: Myoko Tourism TJ Brand - Yosuke Nishida Sunrise Shred Services Nomad Hakuba Ryuya Yoshida
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“Ordinary Tribe” tells the story of a voodoo spirit who enters a writer’s room to steal from him the necklace of Mawu, the God of Gods. With Nicolas Huchard and Alexandre Cyborg Directed by Alban Coret. Production Company : Ubiquity Films Producers : Clément Gaucher Holmann & Gautier Lacaille Production Coordinator : Antoine Lemoine Logistics : Marc Carvalho Label : La Crème Music Supervision : Hadrien Hennequin 1st AD : Emeline Robbes Continuity girl : Lucie Decoster Art Direction : Justine Mathey DOP : Martin de Chabaneix Editor : Hugo Lemant Color Grader : Rémy De Vlieger 1st Camera Assistant : Mathilde Cathelin 2nd Camera Assistant : Céline Rodriguez Key Grip : Martin Defossez Grip : Julien Saffroy Gaffer : Olivier Regent Lighting Crew : Brice Roustang Lighting Crew : Jérémie Fossoud Set Designer : Alain Delgrange Set Designer : Tinka Rodriguez Interior Design Assistant : Nicolas André Interior Design Assistant : P.A Atie Props man : Antoine Alliot FX : Fullscreen FX Supervisor : Philippe Fournier Graphic Artist : Maxime Helier Make Up Artist : Fanny Jakubowicz Wardrobe : Tinka Rodriguez Wardrobe Assistant : Jeanne Ader Wardrobe Assistant : Fanny Garnichat Wardrobe Assistant : Chloé jaillet Wardrobe Assistant : Charlotte Abeille Hats : Singing Birds and Laughing Bees Sound design : Jean-Charles Kraimps Camera / Lighting Equipment : RVZ
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“Fire releases the spirit. Water cleanses it.” - Pōhaku Oahu native Tom Pōhaku Stone shares the journey that led him to revive the ancient Hawaiian tradition of hand-shaping surfboards from wood. To contact Pōhaku about his artwork, email: pohaku@hawaiibc.com Agency: MVNP Creative Director: Vince Soliven Agency Producer: Jenni Katinsky Director: Bradley Tangonan Producer: Darrin Kaneshiro Cinematographer: Jeremy Snell Camera Assistant: Anthony Vallejo-Sanderson Steadicam Operator: Abraham Williams Gaffer: Keoki Smith Sound Recordist: Prahlad Strickland Editors: Nick Stone and Bradley Tangonan Sound Mixer: Chris Schneider Color: Kath Raisch of Company 3
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Sun-God. Self-created. Eternal. Khepri is a spellbinding short film directed and crafted by our in-house director Carlos Cortés that explores dualism and renewal through the symbolism of Khepri, the mythological Egyptian god-beetle that embodies eternal life and constant transformation. Credits: Directed and Crafted by Carlos Cortés Audio by Ralp ( http://bit.ly/2tcyabK) Special Thanks: GLASSWORKS Thanks: Belen Palos Clara Gagliardi Xavi Tribó Javier Verdugo Joan Amat If you want to see more images go to http://bit.ly/2FKVNL6?
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For 53 years, John Kapellas enjoyed the bright sky of the western US but one day he started to burn, blister and break out in rashes whenever he was exposed to light. Now allergic to the entire spectrum of light, Kapellas has spent the last decade living in complete darkness. When one of the side effects of the drugs John was prescribed made him ‘go nuts,’ he started drawing gigantic abstract pictures on his wall and playing the piano to calm his mind and soothe his pain. How to Make a Pearl explores Kapellas’ coping mechanisms and how he is turning the ‘grit’ of past trauma into a ‘pearl’ of reflective creativity. John has spent over 10 years living in complete darkness, yet seems unfettered by the limitations imposed by his environment. His social interactions are sporadic and his world has shrunk to the interior of his home, but he finds fulfilment and enlightenment in his everyday life. This is not the first time John has had to navigate the pain and joy of being alive. He witnessed domestic abuse as a small child, is a Vietnam veteran, a divorcee, and lost several gay friends and lovers to HIV/AIDS. Yet in his life in the dark, he has an uncanny ability to look back at his past with fondness and to the future with hope. Key credits Director, Producer and Editor: Jason Hanasik Executive Producer: Minette Nelson Executive Producers for the Guardian: Charlie Phillips and Lindsay Poulton
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Thursday, March 1, 2018
Our latest work for Invest Lisboa and Câmara Municipal de Lisboa To celebrate the city and its makers. Creation and Production : Solid Dogma Direction : José Pando Lucas Edition : José Pando Lucas – Sebastião Góis Producer : Samuel Avelar Music : “Parte de mim” ORELHA NEGRA Audio post production : Som de Lisboa Color post production :Andreia Bertini Walla Collective An huge thanks to the creators and makers in this video : Lispolis - Polo Tecnológico Lisboa - http://bit.ly/2oGRLv4 @idmind - http://bit.ly/2HWzNxv Tec Labs - Centro de Inovação - http://bit.ly/2oIBrdn Oficina Irmãos Marques - http://bit.ly/2HYeQ58 Fabrica Moderna - http://bit.ly/2oJeRkG TODOS - http://bit.ly/2HTDAM2 Cerveja Musa - http://bit.ly/2oHVhWf A Avó veio trabalhar - http://bit.ly/2HYeOdw Volta - Oficina Criativa - http://bit.ly/2oJanuv LXFactory http://bit.ly/2HXUwRu Second Home Lisboa - http://bit.ly/2oHgI9C Mercado Da Ribeira Fablab Lisboa - http://bit.ly/2HVWJNr MILL - Makers In Little Lisbon - http://bit.ly/2oHgJKI Embaixada - http://bit.ly/2HVdg48 Gin Lovers Principe Real- http://bit.ly/2oHgNdq Festival Iminente - http://bit.ly/2HW2Ktj Panteão Nacional Throes + The Shine shine - http://bit.ly/2oHgNKs 12 Makakos - http://bit.ly/2HVdecw Natural Skills Crew - http://bit.ly/2oHgO0Y Piny Orchidaceae Leo Orchidaceae @luciaafonso BboyMucha Perdomo @perdomo Dougie Knight II @maria antunes
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Experimental skate film weaving together the urban landscape of Paris and the haunting journey of a skater through the city. Directed by : Killian Lassablière and Antoine Plainfossé Editor : Martin Pierret Skater : Antoine Plainfossé Cinematographer : Killian Lassablière Music Composer : Maxime Hervé Sound Designer : Valerian Ponsero AC : Eva Jiang, Tristan Tilagone Additional filming : Jonayd Cherifi Graphic Designer : Nigi Chiang Supported by : Desillusion, Anyways, Undun Footwear
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An experimental short film. “Fleurs: Between Us Two” opens a window into a relationship gone wrong as a young man calls for a tragic separation through the offer of an unexpected gift. With Étienne Correia and Ariane Trépanier Voice over by Patrick Émannuel Abellard and Chanel Lallouz Press: http://bit.ly/2HVEgQV http://bit.ly/2oIwam7 http://bit.ly/2HV6tHJ *Berlin 2018 Lift-Off Film Festival online selection *Jersey City Popup Film Festival selection Music by Dan Shure (Everything I Am - Kanye West, piano cover) Written and directed by Matt Grimard Cinematography: Ariel Methot Editing: Mathieu Grimard Graphic Design: Harrison Fun Stylist: Ariane Sylvain Set Design: Stéphanie L'Allier and Yola Van Leeuwenkamp and Mari Pasquette Makeup: Tania Guarnaccia Sound Design: François Bélanger @ Apollo Studio A.C.: Véronique Dagenais Set Photography: Samuel Boisvert Crew: Pierre-Luc Bouchard, Alix Lepage Produced by: Asmir Pervanic and Mathieu Grimard Thanks to: Koma Post-Moderne Cinepool Apollo Studio Shed 401 Harrison Fun Agence acte 1 Dulcedo Management Agence Bridget Dechene Francis Desrosiers Lisa Arduini Jean-Pierre Demers Chanel Lallouz Cole Gurman Dominique Greffard Alessandra Rigano Juliette Leblanc Mathieu Arvisais Charles-Étienne Pascal
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