Monday, April 30, 2018
The actions shown all took place over three days. It was three days of freedom and pushing new limits. Thanks to everyone who was involved during this memorable time. EDIT: CPT. OLF http://bit.ly/2ji7xKA VIDEOGRAPHY: BERLINKIDZ DRONE: PARADOX http://bit.ly/2JGCfZ4 MUSIC: ZACK HEMSEY - Das gezeigte Material wurde Anonym und über Dritte zugetragen. Sie sollen weder die im Video gezeigten Strafhandlungen verherrlichen, noch zur Nachahmung aufrufen! Das Video dient lediglich dokumentarischen Zwecken.
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Director: Morgan Gruer Producer: Kyle Cogan Production Company: Simian Design Animators: Morgan Gruer, Marty Kane, Kyle Cogan Animation Assistant: Sophia Baraschi-Ehrlich Photo Research: Simona Prives Record Label: Capitol Records Director Rep: Charlie Twaddle of LARK Rolling Stone Premiere: https://rol.st/2HZ72mP I do not own the rights to this song. No copyright infringement intended.
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A documentary short about low income citizens in rural Florida who struggle with smoking related loss and addiction. Christy, Eric and Geremy have smoked since their early teens and lost loved ones yet they continue to spend up to 25% of their income on cigarettes. Each have their reasons to quit…but can’t. Director: Floyd Russ Director of Photography: Albert Salas Editor: Stacy Peterson Producer: Mark Hall Colorist: Michael Rossitter Mix: Jeremy Siegle Online: Joseph Grosso Music: “Sign Of The Judgment” Performed by Bessie Jones and The McIntosh County Shouters Made Possible by TobaccoFreeFlorida.com Filmed in Hardee, Madison and Palatka, Florida.
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“Running Lights” is a short animated film produced by PetPunk in association with BFX CGI. It is a sad, but bright and hopeful fairy-tale for our children - a fantastic and picturesque answer to the question, which sooner or later will be asked: - What … is … death? Directed by: Ged Sia Producer: Miglė Pelakauskė Music by MIXTAPE CLUB Jurga Šeidukytė Eglė Sirvydytė & FUSEDMARC – PETPUNK IN ASSOCIATION WITH BFX CGI JOGO DARIUS PETRULAITIS PHOTOGRAPHY OKTA WHITE POINT THE FILM WAS MADE WITH SUPPORT FROM THE LITHUANIAN FILM CENTER
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While a young woman helps her father pack up his house, they are both increasingly aware of the presence that they always knew was there. - Director: Natalie Erika James - http://bit.ly/2JFiUaD Producer: Natalie Erika James & Emma Haarburger - http://bit.ly/2jhKkZ1 Writer: Natalie Erika James & Christian White - http://bit.ly/2JFiW2f Starring: Dana Miltins & Chris Orchards Cinematographer: Charlie Sarroff - http://bit.ly/2raHARs Production Designer: Jamie Helmer - http://bit.ly/2JFJbFI 1st AD: Tomas Zagoda - http://bit.ly/2rahka6 Special Effects Makeup: Sharp FX - http://bit.ly/2JFnaXT Furniture Maker: Isabel Avendano - http://bit.ly/2jiMBU0 Editor: Natalie Erika James Sound Designer: Ryan Granger - http://bit.ly/2JFGiow Colourist: CJ Dobson - http://bit.ly/2rahlea Composer: Nathan Liow - http://bit.ly/2JCAtbs VFX Artist: Louis Nikolovski
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Sunday, April 29, 2018
Directors: Allie Avital & Moses Sumney Cinematographer: Sy Turnbull Denmark Cinematographer: Martin Solvang Producer: Meghan Doherty Executive Producer: Whitney Jackson Production Company: Partizan Entertainment Production Designer: Becca Morrin Stylist: Savannah White SPFX Hair & Make-Up: Melanie Licata Steadicam Operator: Stew Cantrell Editor: Allie Avital VFX: B.Art.VFX Studio Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli at Electric Theater Collective Special Thanks… Berlinde de Bruckyere Kunsthal Aarhus
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Saturday, April 28, 2018
Best Individual Performance in a Film & Video - Webby Award Winner Writer & Director: Miles Jay Gloria Carter: Dominique Fishback Production: Smuggler Exec Producer: Patrick Milling Smith, Brian Carmody, & Allison Kunzman Producer: Saul Germaine Cinematography: Stuart Winecoff Production Design: Akin Mckenzie Editor: Ben Jordan - Work Editorial Color: Alex Bickel - Color Collective VFX: Blacksmith Sound Design: Harbor Picture Company Video Commissioner: Kevin Kloker Roc Nation
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Friday, April 27, 2018
“Void Season” is a digital fashion design project. Part dreamlike theatre, part lateral cargo cult hustle, a succession of bold garment designs acts as an ersatz runway show. In a minimal set of solid backdrops, radiant colors and oblique choreography second the exquisite design of costumes that have been entirely artificially generated. A wealth of custom procedural surface detail emphasizes the uncanny rift between the realistic presence of the guises and the abstract vacancy of the digitized human movements. ZEITGUISED X OY: For the release of their track “A New Planet is Born”, ZEITGUISED supported their fabulous friends of OY with an extended edit to be used for their album promo and live touring visuals. CREDITS “A New Planet is Born” by OY is released on Crammed Discs All conceptual, design and production work: ZEITGUISED/foam Production outtakes on: instagram/zeitguised Original artwork sound design: Michael Fakesch
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Echo of the Wild A glimpse into the life of Nelu, a lonely horse-keeper living in the Apuseni Mountains, Transylvania, Romania. Teaser shot during Summer 2016 as part of a documentary project. Directed, Filmed & Edited by Mathieu Le Lay http://bit.ly/2HvqKae facebook.com/mathieulelayfilmmaker instagram.com/mathieulelay Assisted & Translated by Larisa Oltean Licensed Music by Justin Marshall - Its Been A While JP - Sandy Sunrise Audio Mixed by Laurent Mollard - Gaïné Studio http://bit.ly/2HVTeta © Mathieu Le Lay Productions - 2018
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Mike Hopkins’ epic journey comes to an end in the final chapter of the DreamRide trilogy. Directed by Mike Hopkins Produced by Mike Hopkins/Juicy Studios Filming by Scott Secco & Andre Nutini Edited by Scotty Carlson Written by Lacy Kemp & Mike Hopkins Supported by Diamondback Bicycles http://bit.ly/2r4DMkS Along with presenting partner Ion Apparel http://bit.ly/2vRuuNS
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Thursday, April 26, 2018
MARAMEOFILM and European Film College presents: “LZ 129 - A Zeppelin Odyssey” is a found footage documentary that explores the industrial power and magnificence of the German Zeppelin airship. The film is a portrait of the Zeppelin - from its construction, to flight, to its eventual demise in the Hindenburg disaster. LZ 129 evokes an emotional response from the viewer whereby underneath an aesthetic celebration of the Zeppelin as object, a darker correlation is made between the Zeppelin and the Nazi regime. The Zeppelin is treated as a living thing - from birth, to life and ultimately death. An innocent eye is placed onto the Zeppelin during its construction period, whereby the seemingly innocent relationship between the German people and the Nazi government is also called into question. The flight of the Zeppelin at the centre of the film conveys an ethereal moment of spectacle, a spectacle that is grimly shadowed by the presence of Nazi propaganda beneath the surface. The demise of the Zeppelin, most notoriously through the world famous event of the Hindenburg disaster, brings this correlation between Nazi rule and the Zeppelin to its apocalyptic conclusion. The film wishes to enact a feeling of complicity to spectacle and as a result, bring into question the political issue of spectacle as propaganda. The Zeppelin, removed from its context, becomes a creature that soars and invites awe as the audience become swayed by its aesthetic brilliance. But as we become aware of Hitler’s shadow beneath the image, we interrogate the danger of spectacle to avert the eye.
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Achmad Zulkarnain is a professional photographer telling the story of Indonesia from his own unique perspective. Born without hands and legs, Zulkarnain picked up an interest in photography while taking ID card headshots for his local community. With his specially designed mini go-kart, he travels the country in search of the best frames. Today, he’s gained international recognition for his work, with features in publications around the world.
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900 Million Miles is not that far away 1.448.409.600 Kilometres is not that far away Director: Roger Guàrdia Produced by: CANADA Commissioned by: Stella McCartney Executive producer: Oscar Romagosa / Marta Bobic Head of production: Alba Barneda Producer: Davey Ahern / Marga Sardà Production manager: Xavi Vara Production Coordinator: Àgata Bert 1st Assistant director: Dani Velázquez Cinematographer: Daniel Fernández Abelló Gaffer: Pau Ramírez Still Photographer: Dani Pujalte Production Designer: Anna Colomer Stylist: Violeta Comella Make-up: Javier Ceferino Casting: Lane Casting Acting Coach: Gerard Oms 2n Unit Director: Bàrbara Farré 2n Unit Cinematographer: Lucas Casanovas Editor: Carlos Font Clos Music By: Isabel Fernández Reviriego aka Aries Credits Designer: Judit Musachs Postproduction: Álvaro Posadas Colorist: Marc Morató (Metropolitana) Sound Design: Idea Sonora Special Thanks: Marta Cruañas Full credits end of the video. 2018
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Wednesday, April 25, 2018
A surreal, atmospheric descent into the psyche of a Muay Thai boxer in the days leading up to a fight. This intimate portrait reveals the rituals and pressures in Bangkok’s boxing culture that have shaped our boxer and that cause him mounting physical and psychological tension as his dedication, faith, and doubt intersect. Shot at a bare-bones training gym on the grounds of a Buddhist Temple, and in Bangkok’s historic Rajadamnern Stadium, the film captures the world-wide phenomenon of Muay Thai as it has been practiced for centuries. Its authenticity is the product of two years’ work, multiple research trips, and two long days of filming with a dedicated Thai production team.
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A young man tries to hold on to the image of his sick grandfather, by piecing together fragments of memories he has of him. My thesis film from the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem. Director and Animator l Ynon Lan Actors l Daniel Botzer and Mordechai Zilber Original Music l Daniel Markovich Sound Design l Ron Cohen Making Of | http://bit.ly/2HsENNR l Festivals & Awards l - ASIF, Israeli Annual Animation Festival (August 2016) - ISFVF, The Beijing Film Academy International Student Film Festival (October 2016, China) - BALKANIMA, European Animated Film Festival (October 2016, Serbia) - PeterKiT, International Student Film Festival (October 2016, Saint Petersburg) - HAFF, Holland Animation Film Festival (March 2017, Utrecht) - Monstra, International Student Short Films Competition (March 2017, Portugal) - Athens Animfest (March 2017, Greece) - Athens International Film + Video Festival (April 2017, Ohio, USA) - Leiden International Short Film Experience (May 2017, Holland) - Backup Festival (May 2017, Weimar, Germany) - Future Film Festival (May 2017, Bologna, Italy) - Tbilisi International Student Film Festival (May 2017, Georgia) - Golden Kuker Sofia (May 2017, Bulgaria) - River Film Festival (June 2017, Padova, Italy) - The Jerusalem International Film Festival (July 2017, Israel) - Anibar Animation Festival (August 2017, Kosovo) - Animaze, Montreal International Animation Festival (August 2017, Canada) - Festival of European Student Animation (August 2017, Serbia) - Winner of Best Experimental Film - Indie Ani-Fest (September 2017, Korea) - London InShort Film Festival (September 2017, England) - Anyma Syros Animation Festival (September 2017, Greece) - Vienna Jewish Film Festival (October 2017, Austria) - Puppet Is a Human Too (October 2017, Warsaw, Poland) - Long Short Film Festival (December 2017, Tel Aviv) - Israeli Cinema Festival in Paris (March 2018, Paris, France) - Palm Springs Jewish Film Festival (March 2018, Califronia) - Epos Film Festival (March 2018, Israel) - Winner of Best Student Film - Soma Film Festival (March 2018, New Jersey) - The Moscow Jewish Film Festival (May 2018, Russia)
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About the Work RENDER is an experimental installation created using 20 sheets of organic display electroluminescence. Its focus’s on the perception of “being able to see things that cannot actually be seen” using footage from the the natural world such as rain, wind and lightning, as well as a three-dimensional audio reconstruction using natural sound fragments. The artwork aims to trigger a new sense of depth allowing viewers to reimagine what is depicted between each display using their minds to fill in the blanks. By displaying fragmented three-dimensional visuals on multiple displays, a new perspective can be explored not only from the front but all angles in 3D space. This experience will intensely stimulate the viewer’s imagination, leaving a deeper impression on one’s mind. 作品について 透明な有機ELディスプレイ20枚を使った実験的な映像インスタレーション作品。 雨や風、雷といった自然界で起きている現象をモチーフにして制作した映像と、その音の断片をプログラムによって立体的に再構成し「実際には見えていないけど見える」知覚の現象に着目した作品である。 本作では、複数のディスプレイにまたがる立体的なビジュアルや、逆に断片的なビジュアルを表示することで、描かれていないディスプレイとディスプレイの間にあるべきビジュアルとそのストーリーを頭の中で想像（= イマジネーション）させることを狙っている。また、これまでの映像作品が正面からの観賞を前提としていたことに対し、本作では観賞者自身が作品を楽しむ視点を見つける必要がある。この体験は観賞者のイマジネーションを強く刺激し、作品をより印象深いものとした。 Staff Creative Director：Takaaki Morita Art Director / Technical Director / Programmer：Shunsaku Ishinabe Visual Designer：Daisuke Moriwaki, Tsutomu Miyajima, Itsuki Maeshiro, Tatsuki Kondo, Hiroshi Takagishi Producer：Yasuaki Matsui Sound Designer：Tomohiro Nagasaki Engineer：Yuta Nakano Equipment：CIMA (http://bit.ly/2Ka9ZPH)
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„!aouo !a!a wa“ – meaning „The Stumbling Cheetah“ in traditional San Bushmen language – tells the origin story of the fastest animal on land and interweaves it with the difficult situation today, in which these big cats are considered a pest by many livestock farmers. The film was shot on 16mm Fuji and Kodak stocks on location in Namibia in 2017.
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In the privacy of the Australian bush two best friends play “THE BOYFRIEND GAME” where they each invent their ideal imaginary males. Unfortunately, one of the girls seems to want the other girl’s fantasy more than her own. “The Boyfriend Game” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2HNN9Ph
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Tuesday, April 24, 2018
Here is my 3rd year film at Calarts, Enjoy! Short Synopsis: A kid is convinced that shooting a bird will turn him into a “Man”. Loosely based on a true personal story. Director: Alex Avagimian Sound Design: Logan Byers Score: Karen Tanaka Cast: Christopher Vincent (Mike) Cast: Caleb Fietsam (Allan) Watch other films made by my classmates: http://bit.ly/2vHUfjM
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A lone woman searches for others as she struggles to survive in a desolate, post-apocalyptic wasteland. Huge thank you to all of the cast and crew that donated their time and energy to help bring the short to life. Written and directed by: Rich Lee Starring: Whitney Wagner Al Spencer Laura Hanks Produced by: Clark Jackson Justin Diener Rich Lee Christopher Probst Executive Produced by: Jarred Land Director of photography: Christopher Probst, ASC Editor: Ken Mowe Production Designer: Maile Cassara Costume Designer: Dawn Ritz Music: Jon Natchez Production Company/Post Production/Visual Effects: Drive Studios Sound Design: Ken Cain @ Sound Brigade Cameras Supplied by: Red Digital Cinema Camtec
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Ramon lives with his parents, although he is away most of the week working as a truck driver. These are long and lonely trips until he meets a very special companion that changes everything. Cucli tells a story about love and companionship after death and its transformative effect. How through memories, the supernatural can find its way into our mundane lives. http://bit.ly/2HWAKWR DIRECTOR: Xavier Marrades. CINEMATOGRAPHY: Oriol Colomar, Xavier Marrades. EDITOR: Xavier Marrades. DRONE OPERATOR: Pol Thomas Ferrero. COLORIST: Enya Rodriguez. PRODUCER: Xavier Marrades. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Jerome Thelia, Oriol Colomar. SOUND: Sergi Nogué, Alejandro Castillo. Graphic design: Giovanni Jubert DISTRIBUTION: Marvin&Wayne FESTIVALS: Best short film at Festival Internacional de Cine de Cartagena de Índias. 2017 IDFA 2016 Official Selection Camerimage Festival 2017. Official Seletion Best documentary short at the China International New Media and Short Film Festival. 2017. Best Documentary and Best first film awards at the Festival Internacional de cine de Huesca 2017. AFIDocs 2017. Official Selection. Curta Kinoforum / Sao Paulo International short film festival. Official Selection. 2017. NYFF - New York Film Festival. Official Selection. 2017. Special Jury award at Make Dox 2017. Skopje (Macedonia). Reykjavík International film festival (Iceland) Official Selection. Hot Springs International documentary film festival (USA). Official Selection. DocumentaMadrid 2017 Official Selection Special Jury Mention at the FIC-cat 2017 (Festival Internacional de Cinema Català) Special Jury Metion at the Monterrey International Film Festival. Mexico. Cinema Jove 2017. Motra Internacional de cine de Valencia. Official Selection Som Cinema (Spain) Best Short Documentary Film. Octubre en Corto (Spain) Best Short Documentary Film. Interfilm Festival, (Germany). KFFK/Kurzfilmfestival Köln (Germany). Tehran International Film Festival. (Iran). Official Selection. Panorama International Coisas de Cinema (Brasil) Official Selection. Festival de Cortometrajes de Aguilar de Campo (Spain). Official Selection.
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Sushi is an ancient craft that has long excluded women — partly because of their periods. Oona Tempest has dedicated her life to sushi, and she’s smashing industry stigma as the head chef of her own restaurant in New York City’s culinary epicenter. One Woman is a video series presented by THINX and Harper’s BAZAAR that celebrates the endurance and adaptability of women around the world. –––––––––– Production Company: Video Horse Director: Matthew James Reilly Producer: Jackson Segars Cinematographer: Conor Murphy Camera Assistant: Christina Leitzell Sound Mixer: Andrew Yip Sound Designer: Patrick Burgess Color By: Irving Harvey Colorist: Matthew Greenberg THINX Creative Team: Art Director & Producer: Anna Mackenzie Content Director & Producer: Maeve Roughton Graphic Designer: Douglass Escalante Special Thanks: Sushi by Bae Sushi by Bou Jue Lan Club –––––––––– For more information on Oona Tempest visit: http://bit.ly/2Kc2vvw
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Monday, April 23, 2018
This is the story of four people: ODNEY, RAJNI, ALUKI and MUFEEDA. Four lives, four journeys that led them in a search for freedom. Together they decide to live on the fringe of society and to finally find a place where they can do things their way. FESTIVALS Off-Courts Trouville - Trouville, France 2016 SPASM, Montreal, Canada, 2016 Festival International du Cinéma Francophone en Acadie - Moncton, Canada, 2016 Rendez-vous du Cinéma Québecois - Montreal, Canada, 2017 Festival Regard - Saguenay, Canada, 2017 Urban Film Festival, Montreal, Paris, 2017 Festival Vitesse Lumière - Quebec, Canada, 2017 Carrousel International du Film de Rimouski - Rimouski, Canada, 2017 Plein(s) Écran(s), 2017 Festival de Magog, Canada, 2018 AWARDS Audience Award - OFF-Courts Trouville, 2016 Best live action short - Rendez vous du cinéma québécois, 2017 Web Audience Award - Festival Regard, 2017 Grand Jury Prize - Urban Films Festival Montreal, 2017 Jury Mention - Urban Films Festival, Paris 2017 Written, directed, edited by Ara Ball Cast : Richardson Zéphir, Jasvir Ssingh Sandhu, Sarah Ohutak, Natalie Tannous, Jean-Pierre Bergeron, Guy Richer, Francis La Haye DoP : Jean-Philippe Bernier Sound : Maxime Dumesnil, Casey Brown Art direction : Samuel B. Cloutier Costumes : Lia Marie Beauchamp, Melissa Johnson Original score : Casey Brown & Les Konbatan Production : Estelle Champoux, Mylène Corbeil (La Créative Films) Distribution: La Distributrice de Films Contact: info@ladistributrice.ca http://bit.ly/2Fb2QL5
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We get up close and personal with Steven Paul Judd, the dynamic and bold 21st century renaissance man. This self-taught artist’s love for pop culture and Native American art has given him a massive following. This insightful portrait shows how Judd indigenizes the popular everyday to allow our young to see themselves in all aspects of life, while at the same time making his own dreams a reality through his passion and zest for life. Directed | Cinematography | Edited by: Kyle Bell Produced by: Steven Paul Judd & Kyle Bell http://bit.ly/2HrkDzu Follow on Instagram: @ray_visuals @stevenpauljudd Follow on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2HVSwd0
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Based on a poem and inspired by the work of Italian designer Ettore Sottsass, Some is a short film that explores the spectrum of emotions in everyday life. Produced by: Wonderlust Directed by: Ryan Rumbolt Art Direction // Illustration: Justyna Stasik Animation: Juan Pontaroli & Arm Sattavorn Sound Design // Music: CypherAudio
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Sunday, April 22, 2018
In the vanishing lowland rainforests of Borneo, new research is underway to uncover and understand the unique cultural behaviors in wild orangutans, before it’s too late. There, photographer Tim Laman, researcher Cheryll Knott and young explorer Robert Suro have documented orangutans making pillows, fashioning umbrellas and displaying regional greetings. The project, 20 years in the making, offers a fascinating glimpse into the habits of wild orangutans, as well as a window into human evolution. With their habitat disappearing at an alarming rate, this research may prove to be key in protecting this critically endangered species. DIRECTED BY Tim Laman and Melissa Lesh PRODUCED BY Melissa Lesh, Trevor Frost and Tim Laman EDITED BY Melissa Lesh PRINCIPAL CINEMATOGRAPHY BY Tim Laman, Trevor Frost, Robert Rodriguez Suro FEATURING Cheryl Knott, Tim Laman, Robert Rodriguez Suro, Richard Wrangham, Endro Setiawan ADDITIONAL CINEMATOGRAPHY BY Russell Laman, Tri Wahyu Susanto DRONE PILOTING BY Russell Laman SPECIAL THANKS TO Gunung Palung National Park Director Dadang Wardhana and Endro Setiawan The Gunung Palung Orangutan Project: Cheryl Knott, Tri Wahyu Susanto and Team Tuanan Orangutan Project Team Tuanan Orangutan Research Project MAWAS Conservation Program Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Program Rebecca Martin All participating orangutans MADE POSSIBLE BY Grants from the National Geographic Society Gunung Palung Orangutan Conservation Program Yayasan Palung Emerging Earth Films To learn more visit: http://bit.ly/2HRgwxX Find the team on instagram: @melissalesh @timlaman @tbfrost @rrsuro @cheryl_d_knott
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Saturday, April 21, 2018
SOUL | Music Video Director | JIAJIE YU Scriptwriter | JIAJIE YU & DANIEL DAMANTI Cast | OMAR DJALO & DOSEL KAMANA Producer | HUGO CATALÁN Director of Photography | DANIEL DAMANTI Art Director | ELSA MOYA Costume Designer and Makeup Artist | MARÍA GIL DE BUSTAMANETE Editor | EMILIO GONZÁLEZ Colorist | YULIA BULASHENKO Sound Designer | HELENA PLACENCIA Graphic Designer | JIMENA MERINO Music | THE PRUSSIANS - SOUL Directors Note // http://bit.ly/2vzCqmD i-D Vice // http://bit.ly/2qOfFqn Metal Magazine // http://bit.ly/2vudbSO Kluid Magazine // http://bit.ly/2qPMKlG Fucking Young! // http://bit.ly/2vE4HJ2 Booooooom // http://bit.ly/2HItbFW
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Friday, April 20, 2018
Transcend through spacetime in this epic adventure inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. Produced / Edited / Created by Josh Gonsalves http://bit.ly/2K0PIfr https://www.youtube.com/c/joshgonsalves Twitter: @joshgonsalves_ Instagram: @joshgonsalves_ Sound Design / Music Remix by Anthony Yordanov http://bit.ly/2Hj23K0 “Glider” Music by Tycho http://bit.ly/2K0PIvX 3D Art by Beeple http://bit.ly/2HhykRP This was an educational project created during my final year of studying Media Production at Ryerson University. All Cinema4D source files are under Creative Commons licence. All music is used for noncommercial purposes. I do not intend on making money from this video. All rights are reserved by original composers.
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The last days in the life of a Piñata, as told from the Piñata’s perspective. “… a simple idea well executed, its playful contrast between the voiceover and the visuals drives the story” - Roman Coppola “… really wrong, REALLY wrong, but damn it’s funny.” - Steve Kopian, Unseen Films “… a real gem of a short that manages both comedy and existential angst from the perspective of a Piñata.” - Pete Bickford, Release Notes “… a well directed short with a clever premise and hilarious dialogue.” - BOOM! Film Reviews Accolades: WINNER Audience Award, Nihilist Film Festival WINNER Best Comedy Short, Blue Whiskey Film Festival WINNER Best Live Action Short, Phoenix Film Festival WINNER Audience Award, Shortz Film Festival WINNER Audience and Jury Awards, Prescott Film Festival WINNER Narrative Shorts Jury Prize, Indie Memphis Film Festival WINNER Audience Award, Reel Teal Film Festival WINNER Lapniappe Award, Crossroads Film Festival WINNER Golden Gong, First Friday Shorts NOMINEE Best Script, Filmquest RUNNER-Up Best Short Film, Barrie Film Festival FINALIST Francis Ford Coppola Director Short Film Competition Official Selections: Phoenix Comic-Con Film Festival Trenton Film Festival FLICKERS Rhode Island Film Festival Colchester Film Festival Fester The Mindf*ck Festival LA Shorts Fest Cleveland International Film Festival 39 Rooms Film Festival Mill Valley Film Festival Starz Denver Film Festival Victoria Film Festival Oxford Film Festival Las Vegas Lift-Off Film Festival Free Range Film Festival deadCenter Film Festival Macon Film Festival Red Rock Film Festival Glendale International Film Festival Canton Film Festival The East Los Angeles Film Festival San Diego Jewish Film Festival Loft Film Festival San Jose International Short Film Festival
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Thursday, April 19, 2018
This music video aims at giving a better understanding of what the deaf community has to endure in their everyday routine. Directed by Alban Coret With Billy Read and Fanny Garnichat. Music by Haute. Dop : Pierre Edelmann Editor : Hugo Lemant Interpreter : Gabrielle Portnoi Choregrapher : Ching Wai Fung Production Company : Insurrection Producers : Arno Moria & Théo Gall Line producer : Bérangère Petitjean 1st DA : Aurélien Fauchet Steadicam Operator : Remi Quilichini Gaffer : Serge Bastien Key Grip : Kevin Masson Logistics : Nicolas Kanel Set Design : Sarah Schneider Wardrobe : Benjamin Brouillet Make-Up Artist : Lorenzo Bisconti Stunt : David (FunXriders) Digit : Lola Bongiovanni Extra Edit : Ariel Benitah VFX Studio : Mathematic VFX supervisor : Maeva Sol Compositing artists : Daniel Rodrigues, Laila Sonsino, Bertrand Avril, Taiga Ishibashi, Nicolas Millot Grading : Anthony Lyant Flame Artists : Fred Brandon, Rime Murday Fx artists : Olivier Colchen, Touly Walo 3D : Fred Mayer, Clémentine Supiot VFX Post Producer : Julie Lagadec VFX line producer : Hélène Saint Riquier Music creative director : Christophe Caurret Sound Producer : Florine Perrault Music Artistic Director : Alexandre Many Sound engineer : Alexandre Dos Reis Sound engineer : Marc Eres Client : La Parole aux Sourds Agency : BETC Paris Creative directors : David Martin, Stéphane Xiberras Copywriter : Nick Bakshi Account Manager : Charlotte Bals Full film at unsilenced.fr
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“Northland” is a personal project filmed around the top of New Zealand. I grew up in New Zealand and it has always been home. I have always wanted to document a road trip throughout the top of the north island. Searching for the rural areas with iconic scenery and locals that resembles New Zealand to my eyes. Filmed over three days on Kodak Vision 3 Stocks 7213 & 7203 Music - “Te Hokinga Mai” Performed by Paki Paki School
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The first and last glimpse into the universe of iconic Spanish sculptor, Xavier Corberó. A kaleidoscopic life and career that traversed a turbulent moment of Spanish history. Just before passing away in April 2017, Catalan sculptor Xavier Corberó opened up his home for the first and last film to be made about him. A glimpse into the universe of a genius which included friendships with Dalí, Picasso and Antonio Gades, which traversed a turbulent moment of Spanish history and in which he created his final oeuvre, his home in Esplugues, a work of art in itself.
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Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Apple Music & iTunes https://apple.co/2I3tI1q ///Synopsis/// In a world devoid of verbal communication, every man, woman and child emits a constant, unique sound. Those whose sound possesses healing qualities are called Orpheuses. They are hunted down, stripped of their abilities and killed. This is the story of the last living Orpheus. Written and Directed | Lado Kvataniya Director of Photography | Andrei Maica Producers | Ilya Stewart, Murad Osmann, Alexander Medvedko, Margo Sayapina Co-Producers | Lado Kvataniya, Tim Aminov, Andrei Maica Production managers | Dmitry Dimchevskiy, Julia Samoylova, Mikhail Goglov Producers Assistants | Ira Ragozina First Assistant Director | Alexander Eidman Production Designers | Margarita Ablaeva, Anna Dominina Costume Designers | Anna Kudevich, Boris Kukolkin Location Managers | Vladimir Kravchenko, Denis Iordanov/AcePlace Choreography | Irina Glushko Make-Up artist | Igor Boyko Camera Assistant | Roman Markin Gaffer | Viktor Ronzhin Montage | Anton Mironenkov | http://bit.ly/2J9YIxA Clean Up | Alexander Kurbanov Font | Andrey Olshevskiy VFX | CARBONE CORE | http://bit.ly/2JVn7YQ Hype Production | RUSSIA / 2018
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ABDÓN PUNZO / COPPER A documentary series about the different methods of working various types of crafts in the state of Michoacan. From the vision of each artisan we get to know the process of their craft and the tradition behind each piece, as well as the origin of the raw material they use to develop their work. Dirección. Mariano Rentería Guión. Mariano Rentería Producción. Jorge Díez Cinefotografía. Mariano Rentería Asistencia. Abraham Tame Sonido. Kevin Pineda Gould Música. Xela, Moby El Relicario, 2017
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A nine song visual mixtape following two young stoners into a world of mindless day jobs, petty drug deals and loud ass music. “Mixtape Marauders” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: vimeo.com/blog/post/mixtape-marauders Featuring Julianna Barwick, Father, Chastity Belt, Ought, Kari Faux, Tony Molina, Pillar Point, Comets on Fire, Jim Sullivan For more mixtapes follow us on Spotify: http://bit.ly/mixmarauders Director: Peter Edlund Screenplay: Peter & Ian Edlund Story: Peter Edlund Starring: Peter McNally, Ian Edlund, Emily Chisholm, Madeline Anderson Producers: Megan Leonard, Bobby McHugh Director of Photography: Ty Migota Editor: Megan Leonard Music Supervisor: Sandy Wilson 1st Assistant Director: Lael Rogers Art Direction: Darcy Drysdale Wardrobe & Make-up Stylist: Lindi Hagin Location Sound: Jason Alberts Post Sound: Clatter & Din Colorist: Bryan Smaller Title Design / Animation: Joe Garber Score: Erik Blood Production Company: Visual Pollution Cover Art Design: Nick McIntosh (ig: @nic_supa) Cover Art Photography: Christopher Lee (ig: @honoluluchris) Screenings: 2018 Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival 2018 Cinequest Film Festival 2017 Raindance Film Festival 2017 Aspen Shortsfest 2017 Palm Springs International ShortFest 2017 Seattle International Film Festival 2017 Lower East Side Film Festival 2017 Bend Film Festival (Special Jury Award - Best Narrative Short) 2017 Portland Film Festival (Audience Award - Best Short) 2017 Tacoma Film Festival 2017 Cucalorus Film Festival Follow us: facebook.com/mixtapemarauders instagram.com/visualpollution twitter.com/visualpo
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Tuesday, April 17, 2018
On a cold, misty morning in late October 2017, after 11 previous attempts, Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds broke the standing speed record on The Nose (formerly held by Alex Honnold and Hans Florine) with an unbelievable new time of 2 hours, 19 minutes, and 44 seconds. Watching this as it happened was one of the more incredible spectacles I’ve ever witnessed; an amazing display of superhuman mastery unlike anything I’ve seen before… Music: Harold Budd – Boy About 10 ODESZA – It’s Only (feat. Zyra) Nat Geo :: Climbers Crush ‘Unbeatable’ Speed Record on El Cap https://on.natgeo.com/2H0hJS7 “We got back down to the Loop Road about two that afternoon, exhausted by the nervous depression that always follows a wall. As we stumbled around the bend, El Capitan came into view, backlit and burning at the edges. For all the raw labor and anxieties of the climb, it was natural that, all the way up, I should wonder if I was committing more to a venture than it was actually worth, if I was putting too much into too little. But if there is anything of a magnitude that can blow person off his feet, it’s that first ground-level view of the wall he’s just climbed. Too little? The second we saw it, Ron and I stood in the middle of the road and gaped at it with our mouths open. It looked about 10 miles high. And how long ago it seemed we’d been up there, and how strange, as though we’d seen it in a movie, or in a dream, and had suddenly woken up, half remembering what it was we dreamed.” – John Long :: Rock Jocks, Wall Rats, and Hang Dogs
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A surreal journey of a man wondering about the meaning of life and looking for answers within his own consciousness while snoozing at his desk during working hours. Directed, animated and written by César Pelizer Produced by weareseventeen Music, Sound and VO by Thomas Williams cesarpelizer.co.uk weareseventeen.com
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Directed by Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia Starring: Commander : Dayanand Mamilla Fire Fighter : B.Anki Reddy Driver : Appala Raju Fire fighter : Mekana Lingaiah Fire fighter : Ramu.K Fire fighter : Chandra Shekhar Gaud Driver of blue car: Chiranjeevi. Hanumanda Mayor : Rama Devi Kid : Harsh Roshan. sk Dancer : Venkateshwarulu . P Dancer 2: Raghu Ram.Kodi Newscaster VO: Rashmi Sharma Produced by Iconoclast Producer: Natan Schottenfels Executive Producers: Natan Schottenfels and Francesco Colombo Cinematography by: Arnau Valls Colomer Edited by: Gal Muggia and Vania Heymann VFX by: Tal Baltuch and Vania Heymann Production Designer : Twisha Pal Costume Designer : Neeraja Kona Action Director : Vijay Alam Casting Director : Dileep Basava Make up : K Ramana babu 2nd Unti DP: Eitan Hatuka DJ Snake Stylist: Sasha Nassar Color & Title Design: Tal Baltuch Production Service India: Ransom Films Producers : Salil Khurana and Suhana Sharma Line Producer : Sachin Singh Associate Producer : Unnati Agarwal 1st Ad : Siddartha Luther 2nd Ad : Gayle Almeida 3rd Ad : Vasu 2nd unit Ad : Hemanth Sivalenka Production Manager : Nadeem Shaikh Production Assistant : Saurabh Yadav Hyderabad Production : Rama Krishna Chaudhary Hyd. Production Asst : R Suresh Focus Pullers : Ananth Kathe & Sanjay Kesari Gaffer : Hitesh Sadrani Key Grip : Raj Pyro tech : K Prakash Art Asst : Sagar Agarwal 3D: Ori Lotan FX Simulations: Phenomena Labs Additional VFX: Cinnamon VFX Sound Design: Shlomi Attias News Theme Music: Assa Raviv Production Supervisor: Stephen Predisik Storyboard artist: Yoav Shtibelman Treatment Layout & Design: Charlie Reader
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Monday, April 16, 2018
‘Swindon - A Portrait of Youth’ is a snapshot of opinions about growing up in the UK. Teenagers rarely have a voice and a platform to speak about their aspirations and fears. With far-reaching political decisions being made around them, I wanted to explore what this group thought about growing up in Britain. We chose Swindon because it was the closest major town to where I grew up and always seems to be a litmus test for which way the country will vote on major political decisions. It’s not a particularly wealthy area nor a town that suffers from intense poverty. It doesn’t have a single industry which the town’s economy is reliant on, but instead has benefited from cheap land, ideally located - making it a good place for company headquarters and manufacturing. For these reasons, it seemed an appropriate place to get a snapshot of youth in Britain. Interviews were conducted with 15-18-year-olds on the phone throughout 2017 and the piece completed in 2018. It was shot on 35mm Kodak and Master Primes with only available light. Director: Robin Mason DOP: David Bird Producer: Phil Myers 1st AD: Tedz Camera Assistants: Dan Henderson, Brendan Harvey Colourist: Toby Tomkins @ Cheat Development and Scanning @ Cinelab Craft Films 2018 @robinrmason
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8328 is about an unexpected encounter between young Hugo and Raymond, to whom life has given few gifts… except a few wooden carvings. 8328, c’est une rencontre entre le petit Hugo et le grand Raymond, à qui la vie ne fait pas de cadeaux. À part des petites sculptures en bois. Starring / Avec : Guy Thauvette et Alex Dupras. Studio Sam (Pixcom) | Québec | 2018 | 5 min Scénario et réalisation : Marc-André Girard Interprétation: Guy Thauvette et Alex Dupras Image: Philippe Arsenault Montage: André Roy Direction artistique: Jean-Luc Charron Musique : Alex Mc Mahon Mixeur sonore: Pierre L’Abbé Productrice: Nadine Dufour Production: Productions Pixcom http://bit.ly/2JRujVQ
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by Jadwiga Kowalska Switzerland, August 2016 A man on a bridge, separated from his love. Longing to be with her one last time, he decides to seek her on the other side. Credits: WRITER, DIRECTOR, ANIMATOR: Jadwiga Kowalska | FREE AFTER A POEM BY: Johann König | PRODUCTION: Jadwiga Kowalska, Swiss Television SRF | PRODUCER: Jadwiga Kowalska | CO-ART DIRECTOR: Ralph Kühne | MUSIC: Christian Aregger, Roland Bucher | SOUNDDESIGN: Thomas Gassmann | SOUNDMIX: Denis Séchaud - Studio MASÉ S.A. | FOLEY ARTIST: Dieter Hebben | ADDITIONAL ANIMATION: Matthias Cuciniello, Florian Grolig | ADDITIONAL PAINT ON CELLS: Conradin Wahl | ADDITIONAL COMPOSITING: Julia Munz, Naomi Homenu | ANIMATION SUPERVISOR: Andreas Hummel | EDITING: Fee Liechti | SOUND EDITING: Kilian Vilim | VOICE: Patric Gehrig | SUPPORTED BY: Bundesamt für Kultur BAK, Berner Filmförderung, Luzerner Filmförderung, FUKA Fonds Luzern, Familien Vontobel Stiftung, MIGROS Kulturprozent | DISTRIBUTION: Jadwiga Kowalska © Copyright - All Rights reserved
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A young actress is willing to do whatever it takes to get a part in the film of a famous director. Grand Prize - Best Comedy Short - Rhode Island International Film Festival Best Cinematography - Fantasia International Film Festival Stars / Sophie Faucher and Jade-Mariuka Robitaille Writers / Benoit Lach and Vincent Lafortune Director / Benoit Lach Cinematographer / Olivier Gossot Art Director / William Boucher Costumes / Marie-Claude Guay Hair, Make-up / Léonie Lévesque Robert Son / Laurent Ouellette Casting / Denise Charest Mix - Martin Boisselle Editing / Benoit Lach Art Departement / Stephanie Pelletier Grenier, Etienne Paquette Camera and Electrical Departement / Maxime Boutin, Jean-Philippe Therrien, Maxime Forget. Location Management / Philppe Gravel Production assistant / Joelle Raymond, François Bouchard, Alex Da Cunha. Producers / Vincent Lafortune and Benoit Lach Production / Blachfilms
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Annapurna Pictures Presents A Breakwater Original Fifty years later, the real Melvin Dismukes chronicles his first-hand experience of the infamous Algiers Motel Incident, for which he was wrongly charged with first-degree murder in 1967. Directed by Ben Proudfoot | ben@breakwaterstudios.com Cinematography by David Bolen | @davidbolen Edited by Nick Wright Original Music by Nicholas Jacobson-Larson Post-Production Supervision by Dillon Brown Color by Stephen Derluguian Sound Supervision & Re-recording by Sean Higgins Sound Editing by TJ Jacques Visual Effects & On-Set Dit by David Nieman Production Sound by Ginge Cox Grooming & Make-Up by Rashida Williams Produced by Jeremy Lambert, Richard Graham & Ben Proudfoot Archival Footage Courtesy of NBCUniversal Archives Archives of Michigan LBJ Presidential library Walter P. Reuther Library For Breakwater Studios Gabe Godoi Dawn O’Keeffe Kristi Wenaus Clarisse Wiedem Special Thanks to 10 Pins of Trenton Debbie Dismukes Johnny Dunn Megan Ellison Philip Kafka Austin Kolodney Matt Leuthe Lara McClintock Michael Risley The Transfer Lab Kees van Dijkhuisen Jr. Clips from DETROIT Courtesy of Annapurna Pictures Directed by Kathryn Bigelow Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Cooke Mini s4i Made with Love by Breakwater Studios Ltd. in Halifax, Nova Scotia and Los Feliz, California breakwaterstudios.com | @breakwaterstud
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Sunday, April 15, 2018
An old fella shows up from nowhere and shakes up the neighbourhood. Production: Umbrella Budapest & Budapest Metropolitan University Awards 2016-2017: Annecy International Animated Film Festival 2016 - Jury Award Encounters - Short Film and Animation Festival 2016- Cartoon d’Or nomination Premiers Plans Angers Film Festival- Grand Prix du Jury Jameson CineFest International Film Festival- Special Award International Festival of Puppet Theatre and Animated Films for Adults- 3rd place Award Anifilm International Festival of Animated Films - Special Price Interfilm Berlin - Special mention KAFF -Kecskemét Film Festival - Award of the film critics Creative Craft Festival - Best Director Award, Best Design and 2D Animation Award, Best VIsual
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‘Stellar’ is a short story of space exploration, what might be out there and what are the chances of finding it? “The probability of success is difficult to estimate; but if we never search the chance of success is zero.” Giuseppe Cocconi and Philip Morrison - ‘Searching for Interstellar Communications’ Directed by Stephen Ong & Mark Fuller Sound Design by Drew Simmons - tigerbearaudio.com Produced by Make it Move Productions - makeitmove.co.uk Make it Move is an animation studio based in the UK. We tell stories and bring ideas to life through animation for TV, apps, games and social media. Find out more at maketmove.co.uk or follow us on Twitter and Instagram.
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A poker game unfolds in a series of experimental video collages. From the album “World’s Strongest Man”: http://bit.ly/2qvy9ew Directed by Najeeb Tarazi Cast Amechi Okocha Thomas Wilhoit Leah Rudick Ricky Rojas Director of Photography – Boyd Hobbs Production Designer – Lauren Meyer Steadicam – Stephen Lucas Production Coordinator – Kyle Cameron 1st AC – Tony Hart Key Grip – Tim Finn Art PA – Rory Cameron Colorist – Kris Smale @MPC LA Edited by Najeeb Tarazi Production Company: More Media Represented by Las Bandas Be Brave Special Thanks to Warren Shaeffer Michael Langan Jen Herrera Andy Roberts Sean Wells Stephen Buchanan Joaquin Poblete Megan Furnish Rebecca Boorsma
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Being a kid is tough, being yourself is harder. In the face of humiliation Ari finds courage and self acceptance in the most unexpected way. A short film by Alex Murawski With Jaxon Graham-Wilson, Tiarnie Coupland & Alan Dukes Written & Directed by Alex Murawski Produced by Annmaree J Bell Cinematographer Joshua Flavell Production Designer Ella Carey Editor Danielle Boesenberg Sound Designer Brooke Trezise Music by Fenton, Emuul & Chad Gock Production Company: Azure Productions Made with support from Screen Australia
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Phil Sturm has social activism in his blood. His mother hosted Vietnam protesters in his childhood home. He’s rallied against apartheid and marched to fight climate change. Now, he and his wife Terry have carried on the family legacy and opened their doors to 19 students who have made the journey to Washington, DC for the March for Our Lives.
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“Just like the lotus we too have the ability to rise from the mud, bloom out of the darkness and radiate into the world.” – Unknown Adam - Grey Matters collaboration between artist Emma Allen and neuroscientist Daisy Thompson-Lake. This piece is an animated portrait illustrating some of the underlying neurological processes and emotions associated with depression. Created with face paint and stop-motion animation. Copyright Emma Allen Written, Directed and Animated - Emma Allen Produced - Daisy Thompson-Lake, Emma Allen Performance - Malik Ibheis Camera & Lighting - Robin Samson Sound Design - Tudor Brothers Post Production - Huxley Studios Neuroscience Consultant - Daisy Thompson-Lake @greymattersprojects @imakefings Supported by - Artichoke, Queen Mary Center for Public Engagement, The Flash Pack, Huxley Studio and all the wonderful folk who donated to our crowdfunding campaign The Grey Matters mission is to raise awareness by creating artistic impressions of underlying neurological processes involved in mental health disorders. Adam, the first film in the series, tackles the subject of depression. greymattersprojects@gmail.com Emma Allen http://bit.ly/2nlkuHR https://twitter.com/imakefings http://bit.ly/2mpqfPI http://bit.ly/2JKfXqk
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Thursday, April 12, 2018
A about a year ago I decided to make full CG short myself, here is the result. Find more BTS here: http://bit.ly/2GWKteE Hidden is a short film about self appreciation, it’s about uncovering some of the thoughts and feelings that make us who we are and seeing that those feelings are beautiful. Each of the figures are representative of an emotion; chains represents fear, crystals is love and affection, gold is greed/ambition and flowers is joy/happiness. We start off with them being all covered in cloth to be synonymous with the idea of not sharing certain feelings or aspects of ourselves, a reflection of how many of us interact in today’s society. As we progress through the film, we peel back the layers (removing the cloth), revealing what lies underneath is beautiful. We then show that all these figures create one person, reiterating all these different aspects make us who we are. Visuals: Sekani Solomon Audio & Sound Design: Niccolò Chotkowski @Smider http://bit.ly/1IrXDz1 Tools: Cinema4d, Redshift, Marvelous Designer, Daz 3D, Nuke
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« Pujottelua » (Official Music Video) from the album SIIPI EMPII released April 6th 2018 on Leaving Records Inspired by an excerpt of a text by Jan Anderzen: « Once I zoomed infinitely into a single pixel and felt a path open, leading to the source of an unnamed nutriment. » Full Text bellow BANDCAMP: http://bit.ly/2Hu89If VINYL: http://bit.ly/2GSaVWH leavingrecords.com/ On a lovely flower I land to catch my breath. I rest my wings and enjoy a few drops of nutritional gruel. I’m observing the nature fooling around with cryptic coloration, the effects of color and light. A bird’s coloring is made up of singular plumes and feathers… like a mosaic. I’m contemplating the masquerade of a hunter dressed up in camouflage and screaming bright orange. Once I saw a seagull and thought it was an angel. Once I zoomed infinitely into a single pixel and felt a path open, leading to the source of an unnamed nutriment. The sun has inspired tons of art, like the tanning bed for example. It is all nature! Bless the whole world! I flew over a wall separating the city and the woods. On it some naked witches were rehearsing their balance beam routines. I flew over a monastery and saw people gathering to form amplifiers for prayer. I flew over a lawn marking the spot where there’s no need to grow food. On the silk road I saw a truck carrying the cotton fabrics printed for Jan Anderzén. I’m on a true meadow. I’m aware that love gives you wings and that any flap of my wings may cause a tornado in some faraway land. Shattered bridges flying through the air, flocks of cars swiped into the ocean. My wings are closed, rubbing against each other in a circular motion – producing some small blithe rattle pitched too high for the human ear to catch. Jan Anderzen
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Noch Am Leben/ Still Alive is the story of a woman’s recollection of her mad Holocaust survivor great aunt. Through the ghetto to cradling her dying sister, Eva Nagler left her mind on the beaches of the Baltic Sea during one of the largest death marches of WWII. Being only one of only a handful of survivors out of tens of thousands, we see vignettes of her perspective- distorted, romantic and affected by the muffled memories. Narrated by her great-niece, the story captures a snapshot of the cold reality of war and its terrible lingering aftermath. A film by Anita Lester Music by Benjamin Riley Additional narration by Eva Nagler, taken from the Spielberg Holocaust archives Funded by The Jewish International Film Festival A Broken Wing Films short Anita Lester is an animator and illustrator based out of Melbourne, Australia. Anita and her brother, film-maker Yoav Lester, run film company ‘Broken Wing Films’. Contacts: http://bit.ly/2JFCK6l http://bit.ly/2EGkZAc http://bit.ly/2JGEJr1 Anita Lester: http://bit.ly/2v4EvH4 http://bit.ly/2JG00RZ http://bit.ly/2EGIQzN http://bit.ly/2JHPDNl http://www.twitter.com/iamanitalester
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How well do you really know your co-workers? Created By: Byron Brown & David James Ward Contact Us: byron.and.dave at gmail dot com https://twitter.com/davidwardfilm https://twitter.com/byronbrowntown Starring: Byron Brown Nicholas Saenz Sandra Fountain Haley Alea Erickson Sanjay Rao Shannon McCormick as Rockin’ Rodney Makeup by: Jenny Lin Production Assistant: Brandon Spalding Special Thanks: Jordan Haro, Genuine Joe Coffeehouse Filmed on the Sony FS7
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Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Making-of and outtakes / o Making of e cenas extras: http://bit.ly/2GPCyUs http://bit.ly/2qnWkeE http://bit.ly/2GPCzI0 douwedijkstra.nl/projects/green-screen-gringo someshorts.com/film/greenscreengringo Behind a green screen, a foreigner finds his way in an enchanting - and yet turbulent - Brazil. Where the streets are a stage for politics, art and affection, a gringo can only watch. The result is a mixtape-portrait of modern day Brazil seen through the eyes of the visitor. Atrás de uma tela verde, o estrangeiro percorre os labirintos de um turbulento - porém encantador - Brasil. Quando as ruas são palcos de política, arte e afetos, cabe a um gringo apenas observar. Distributed by / Distribuído por: SomeShorts Contact / Contato: Wouter Jansen - info@someshorts.com Directed, filmed and edited by / Dirigido filmado e editado por: Douwe Dijkstra Audio mix and sounddesign / Design de som e mixagem: Rob Peters Title design / Design de título: Bas Koopmans & Nuno Beijinho Color grading / Gradação de cores: Wieger Steenhuis Music / Música: Pedrowl, Lia Clark, Stefanini and O Terno Made with the support of / Realizado com o apoio de: IMPAKT Festival Utrecht, São Paulo Museum of Image and Sound and the Government of São Paulo Awards / Prêmios: Prix in Labo Competition – Clermont Ferrand Int Short Film Festival 2017 Bill Douglas award for international short film – Glasgow Short Film Festival 2017 Best Documentary – Vilnius Int Short Film Festival 2017 Best Sound Design and Music – Pleinbioscoop Rotterdam 2017 Best Glocal Propose Award - Seoul Int New Media Festival 2017 Special Jury Prize - Concorto Short Film Festival 2017 Best Experimental Short Film - Bolton Film Festival 2017 Best Contemporary Experimental Short - Sapporo Int Short Film Festival 2017 Green S.O.S. Award - Kaohsiung Film Festival 2017 Third Prize in European Competition – Alcine Festival Int de Cine 2017 Mathieu Hoche Prize for Best Documentary - Festival Int du Film d'Aubagne 2018 Special Mention for Best Experimental Film - Lago Film Fest 2017 Special Jury Mention - Timishort Film Festival 2017 Festivals / Festivais: http://bit.ly/2qpYI4G
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Tuesday, April 10, 2018
A young man plays fast and loose with unwarranted advice and confusing intimate relationships. Written and Directed by Whitmer Thomas Produced by Ryan Kohler Director of Photography - Arlene Muller Assistant Camera - Moses Goldfarb Sound Design - Ryan Caldera Sound - Matt Mattson Color - Matt Osborne at The Mill Starring - Budd Diaz Penelope Gazin Anna Seregina Clay Tatum Whitmer Thomas Special Thanks to Charlotte Rutherford Shot on Black Magic 4K
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Inspired by films like Wim Wenders’ Paris, Texas and David Byrne’s True Stories, photographer Jason Lee set out to document residual American landscapes across Texas in early 2017 with large format color films for his recently released book A PLAIN VIEW. This short documentary follows Jason on the road during a four-day stretch in West Texas. Directed by Parker Hill Cinematography by Luca Del Puppo
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Urban legend has it that Prospect Park’s Vale of Cashmere is a dangerous place. Guy, Chris, and Sophie are taken by its folklore one autumn afternoon. Starring: Webb Allen, Alexa Lim Haas and John Sheridan Director: Michael Patten and Joe Skinner Writer: Joe Skinner Camera: David Raboy and Jackson Segars Producer: Anna Takayama Associate Producer: Joshua Simenhoff Music: JR Production Sound: Sean Dunn and Andrew Yip Post-Production Sound: Dan Dzula Filmed in Brooklyn, NY Copyright MMXVIII by Video Horse LLC All Rights Reserved
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Directors : Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Romain Segaud Production : Tapioca Films Based on « Chanson des escargots qui vont à l’enterrement » poem by Jacques Prévert, Gallimard Editions Script : Jean-Pierre Jeunet Dialogue : Jacques Prévert Animation : Romain Segaud Creatures: Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Inspired by Jephan de Villiers work of art Music : Raphaël Beau Line Producer : Emmanuelle Sterpin, Marjorie Orth Photographer : Elske Koelstra Head Film Editor : Julien Lecat Sound Recordist : Julien Lecat Sound Effects Editor : Sélim Azazi Re recording Mixer : Vincent Arnardi Colorist : Didier Lefouest English Translation: Victoria Britten Cast : Sarah Bauer, Jean-Pierre Becker, Dominique Bettenfeld, Urbain Cancelier, Clovis Cornillac, Lorànt Deutsch, Jean-Claude Dreyfus, Albert Dupontel, Marina Fois, Youssef Hajdi, Irène Jacob, Mathieu Kassovitz, Jérôme Kircher, Nicolas Marié, Jean-Pierre Marielle, Laure Marsac, Serge Merlin, Yolande Moreau, Chantal Neuwirth, Patrick Paroux, Claude Perron, Ludovic Pinette, Dominique Pinon, Audrey Tautou, Florence Thomassin, Juliette Wiatr Distributor : La maison du Film Court English Translation : For a dead leaf’s funeral Two snails set off They’ve blacked up their shells Put black bands on their horns They set off in the evening A lovely autumn eve Alas, when they arrive Spring has already come The leaves, which were dead Have all come back to life And the two snails Are very downhearted But out comes the sun And the sun says to them Take, take the trouble The trouble to sit down Take a glass of beer If that’s what you fancy Take, if you’d like to The coach up to Paris It’s leaving tonight You’ll see the world But don’t wear mourning You mark my words It makes you look ugly And blacks out your eyes All this coffin business Is grim and not nice Take back your colours The colours of life And then all the animals Trees and plants too Break out into song And sing loud and true They sing the song of life The song of summer And they all have a drink And their glasses they clink It’s a beautiful evening A lovely summer’s eve And so our two snails Back for home they leave They leave full of emotion They leave full of joy And they leave full of beer So they stumble and swoon But up in the sky Looking down is the moon
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Monday, April 9, 2018
OFFICIAL SELECTION 2017: Raindance Film Festival and AFI Fest The front woman of a hardcore band struggles to end her abusive romance with the band’s drummer moments before they take the stage. Features music from these rad folks: Maladjusted, Left Astray, David Shapiro (Alexander, Nagual), Torie Rivera, Wendy Eisenberg (Birthing Hips + solo work), Infinite Body, David Miller, Sophia Dueñas (Kuromi), Austin Ford (Big Fun), and Fugazi. _______________________________________ Hey! Check out our filmmakers’ other work! Director: http://bit.ly/2qiif7J Producer: http://bit.ly/2GQVqi0 Cinematographer: http://bit.ly/2qhYhdl Production Designer: http://bit.ly/2EydZW2 Editor: http://bit.ly/2qhYhtR http://bit.ly/2ExbKCv
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Flap flap flap flapflapflapflapflap flap flap. A small boy and a large bird cohabit in an unhappy relationship, trapped by four walls and a mutual codependency. The fragile balance of their relationship is cracked by an eggs-citing new arrival. Thesis Film completed at Harvard University 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION Locarno Film Festival SXSW Slamdance - Jury Prize for Best Animated Short 2017 International Trickfilm Festival Stuttgart Florida Film Festival Tricky Women Animation Festival Filmfest Dresden Anima Mundi
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“Hide your love” A documentary music video about four drag queens in Louisiana reconciling with what they love with the people they love. Xia Maddix / Kev Davis Auda Beaux Di / Ryan McCaleb Rikki Redd / Rickie Hill Britnee Alexander / Justin Scarbrough Additional Cast Kookie Baker / Casey Cheramie Analia Xo / Elmer Hernandez Daisy Konfused / Colin Smith Monique Michaels Alexander / Michael Borero Director: Kyle Thrash Executive Producer: Joaquin Poblete Producer: Ian Ross Commissioner: Mandee Mallonee Production Manager: Lauren Cargo Director of Photography: Ben Carey 1st Assistant Camera: John-Carlo Monti Gaffer: Brighton Linge, Spencer Mann Steadicam: Jordan Marable Production Assistant: Rosheka Taylor Production Assistant: Remy Williams Art Dept Runner: Mandy Torres HMU: Kimberly Wilson Background Casting: Lauren Cargo Consultant: Lily Keber Editor: Matt Schaff Colorist: Samuel Gursky @ Irving Harvey Sound Design: Bobb Barito VFX: Austin Lepri Special Thanks: Casey Cheramie, Brian Thompson, Devon Kinler, Kenneth Davis, Raleigh Petty, TJ Bryson, Kristina Massie, Ethan Kiermaier, Parker Dunaway, Jared Chapman Full message from the band here - http://bit.ly/2HbnrnM
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Imbued with mystery, soul-searching and sly humour, Atelier tells the story of a woman seeking peace and quiet at a modern studio utopia. Her stay is jarringly interrupted by a sound artist while mysterious sheep close in on the house. Written and directed by Elsa María Jakobsdóttir Starring Her - Rosalinde Mynster Woman in basement - Anna Rothlin Driver - Oscar Töringe Woman on telephone - Marijana Jankovic Producer - Anna Malmkjær Willumsen http://bit.ly/2qf7QZM Editor - Mark Bukdahl http://bit.ly/2GItj8B Sound Designer - Toke Gelardi Rønsholdt Cinematographer - Annika Aschberg Production Designer - Josefine Else Larsen Costumes & Make up - Ellen Loftsdottir http://bit.ly/2qf7S3Q Featuring music by Hildur Guðnadóttir, Ryuichi Sakamoto & Alva Noto Original music by Johan Carøe The film was shot at Kuben on Furillen in Gotland, Sweden in October 2016. The project was supported by Mikael Blomqvist, Johan Hellström and Film på Gotland. Atelier is a graduation film from The National Film School of Denmark. AWARDS: Edda Award for Best Icelandic Short Film 2018. The Icelandic Film and TV Academy. Angers Student Award at 30th Angers Premiers Plans, Angers, France 2018. Student award for Best Directing and Best Sound Design at 31st Amandus Internasjonale Studentfilmfestival, Lillehammer, 2018. Best Icelandic Short Film at Reykjavík International Film Festival, Iceland 2017. OFFICIAL SELECTION: 52nd Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. Czech Republic. Selected by the European Film Promotion for Future Frames: Ten New Filmmakers to Follow. 27th Aspen Shortsfest, USA The Norwegian International Film Festival Haugesund, Norway. Next Nordic Generation. 30th Helsinki International Film Festival - Love and Anarchy, Finland Northern Wave Film Festival, Iceland Super8000 Film Festival Århus, Denmark Arctic Moving Image & Film Festival, Norway 28th Stockholm International Film Festival 47th Alcine Festival de Cine de Alcalá de Henares, Madrid Black Canvas Festival de Cine Contemporaneo, Mexico Minimalen Short Film Festival, Throndheim, Norway Aswan International Women Film Festival, Egypt North Atlantic Film Days, Copenhagen, Denmark FEATURED ON: VARIETY http://bit.ly/2GItjFD CINEUROPA http://bit.ly/2qhmOP5 LE MONDE https://lemde.fr/2GItmRP NISIMAZINE http://bit.ly/2qhmQXd FB http://bit.ly/2GItnFn
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Sunday, April 8, 2018
When an aspiring journalist hears rumours of a tumble-drier cult on campus, he launches an investigation that quickly snowballs into a social phenomenon. Based on a true story. Official Selection: Galway Film Fleadh, LSFF, Aesthetica, This Is England, Borderlines, Short Of The Week. http://bit.ly/2EuEQlP Starring Tom Blyth, Terry Haywood, Robert Francis-Muller, Tiger Cohen Towell, Molly Coffey, Charles Evans, Joe Stone, Bradley Badder, Lucy Manning Directed by Simon Dymond http://bit.ly/2qgucL6 Written by Ross Sutherland http://bit.ly/2EutsGK Produced by Lauren Parker http://bit.ly/2qgud1C Executive Producer Jessica Loveland DoP - Karl Poyzer 1st Assistant Director - Laura Roe Editor - Stef Hrycyk Production Design - Luke Hicks Original Music - Jeremy Warmsley Location Sound - Adam Fletcher Colourist - Kraig Winterbottom Audio Post - Susan Pennington @Spool Post. Costume Design - Chloe Crabtree & Rebecca Fowler Hair & Make Up - Emma Roberts Production Manager - Emily Stubbs Project Mentors - Ben & Chris Blaine Created with the support of Creative England & BFI.Network. Adapted from “Are You A Member Of Wash Club?” featured on BBC Radio 4’s Short Cuts & Imaginary Advice Podcasts. You can see our original crowdfunding video here - vimeo.com/162082007 Directors Notes article about the films production - directorsnotes.com/2017/05/03/simon-dymond-wash-club/?utm_content=buffer796a0&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer This film would not have been possible without the support of our 186 backers on crowdfunder.com.
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Saturday, April 7, 2018
Friday, April 6, 2018
Amber Mozo is a 22-year-old photographer born and raised on the North Shore of Oahu. As the daughter of legendary surf photographer Jon Mozo, a former fixture in the lineups along the famed North Shore, Amber was raised with a love for both the ocean and photography. Jon Mozo passed away while shooting photos in the water at Pipeline — he was 33 years old. Amber was only 9. Soon after her father’s passing, Amber picked up a camera and her photographic journey began. While photography has taken Amber all around the world, shooting some of the most beautiful known surf breaks, until this winter, she hadn’t yet swam out into the lineup that stole her father’s life — Pipeline. This winter, however, under the tutelage of fellow North Shore surf photographer, Zak Noyle, Amber swam into the Pipeline lineup for the very first time during the 2018 Volcom Pipe Pro.
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For Emmett Till, Trayvon Martin and every family denied justice A FILM BY Savanah Leaf EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Todd Boss, Egg Creative, Claire McGirr PRODUCER Edward Freeman DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Joel Honeywell EDITOR Pete Fullarton IN ASSOCIATION WITH Stink Films “The Ayes Have It,” a poem by Tiana Clark. ©2012 Tiana Clark. Used by permission. This poem first appeared in Raven Chronicles. STORY BY Savanah Leaf STARRING Ayesha McMahon Isiah Chambers Ajani Johnson–Goffe Olivia Bright Harry Tibble Connie Freeman Skyla Wilson Ayaana Aschkar-Stevens Mulan Itoje Pippa Christian Laurence Sessou Jason Ryall Victoria Blauss VOICEOVER ARTIST Malina Tirrell CASTING BY Savanah Leaf Tytiah Blake ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Sophia Dembitzer FIRST ASSISTANT CAMERA Andrew Bradley Ondrej Rybar SECOND CAMERA ASSISTANT Carmen Pellón Brussosa STEADICAM OPERATOR Jake Whitehouse CAMERA TRAINEE Kairo Jones Vivien Goddard-Stephens GAFFER Ben Miller ART DEPARTMENT Georgia Charter HAIR Susy Etionsa MAKE-UP Yvette Francesca STYLIST Sophia Dembitzer STINK FILMS ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Andrew Levene THE MILL COLOURIST Oisin O’Driscoll PRODUCER Dan Kreeger SOUND DESIGN Ben Chick FOLEY EDITOR Sophia Hardman RE-RECORDING MIXER Will Miller VOICEOVER RECORDED BY Warren Latimer VOICEOVER DIRECTED BY Alison Leaf MUSIC “_____45______” Bon Iver WRITTEN & PERFORMED BY Michael L Lewis Justin Deyarmond Edison Vernon COURTESY OF Jagjaguwar MUSICAL CONSULTANT We Are Theodore SPECIAL THANKS Stink Films The Mill Feral ProCam Panavision Ide Verde Stock Yard Connie at Merton Film Office Arnold Hattingh Bon Iver Stock Yard Clara and Michael Freeman Josh Posner Catering
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Sometimes casting gets a little too personal. Unable to reconcile with an ex-girlfriend, musician Pablo Padovani holds a casting call to find the next best thing. Five actresses were invited to audition completely unaware of his intentions. What emerged was a satirical look at the baggage we try to work through in our art and how that can be an uncomfortable and often too personal experience for everyone else. Director: Nick Roney Producer: Andreas Attai Written by: Nick Roney, Ed Leer, Soto Flores and Alex Knell. 1st AD: Sam Shapson Executive Producer: Kimberly Stuckwisch for Going Rogue / Little Ugly Cinematographer: Logan Triplett assisted by Tevin Teixira & Darrell Nash Editor: Nick Roney Assistant Editor: Taylor Brusky 2nd Assistant Editor: Alan Michnoff Colorist: Nick Sanders @Ntropic Sound mixer: Gabe Linkiewicz Production designer: Britt Keller Art assistant: Laura Cha Make up: Tanya Brown Wardrobe: Maya Sommer VFX: Jeff Desom Sound: Jackie! Zhou Morality Consultant: Dan Carr Thank you to Juliet, Erin, Sandra, Miranda, Minolta, Alex, Joel, Jeremy and Greg. Nick Roney is the filmmaker in-residence at Chuckawalla Valley State Prison. He is set for release in late 2020. For directorial booking inquiries or awards please contact the warden, Dave Grant at 747-200-7127
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My first serious time-lapse project. Shots were taken in a small Slovak village where I grow up. I like nature in all seasons, but especially in winter, when everything is under white blanket. And Winter in 2017 was extraordinary cold, therefore I decided to capture this beauty, when it was possible every day and night in January and February. Some shots were taken in -20 °C and my fingers and toes almost froze up, particularly in some long hyperlapse scenes, when was no time for break 3 or 4 hours. It was extremely hard work and exhausting for me. I didn’t have such experience before, but it was quite challenge and motivation. I wanted capture that magic moment with night sky hyperlapse in middle of the night when people sleep, which was my primarely goal to achieve. I know that movement of the stars and stabilization in some shots is far from perfect, but at least, I’ve tried it and I’m happy to share my frosty piece with you. Everything was done manually without motorized parts, sliders or heads. Music: Doug Maxwell - Space Chatter Stellardrone - The Edge of Forever http://bit.ly/2GDlalN Equipment: Panasonic GH4 + Metabones Speedbooster XL Sigma Art 18-35 Canon 70-200 DJI Phantom 3 Pro Konova K3 and DIY Dolly
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Thursday, April 5, 2018
This is my graduation short film “Look at Me Only” (2016). Having forgotten exciting feelings of the early days of the relationship, the man drifts along petting his guinea pig. One day he meets a beauty of flower who appreciates the pet. Director : Tomoki Misato Cast : Mizuho Misato, Yuka Tsuchida, Kotomi Mizuta, Milky(Guinea Pig), Tomoki Misato, Yumeka Oyama Stage sets Support : Kaori Yamamoto, Kino Kusachi, Saki Natori, Mikura Fukunaga, Ayumi Muramatsu, Miyoko Teramachi, Erika Nosaka, Yuriko Inoue Music : Tomoya Yomoda Sound Design : Yumeka Oyama Awards 2017.9 “ReAnima Festival” Best student film (Norway) 2017.2 “MONSTRA Lisbon Animation Festival” Best Student Film（Portugal） 2017.3 “YUBARI INTERNATIONAL FANTASTIC FILM FESTIVAL 2017” (Japan) 2016.11 “DigiCon6 ASIA Awards” Silver Best Technique (Japan) 2016.12 ”StopTrik International Film Festival 2016” (Porland) : Nagroda Jury Studenckiego 2016.10 “Kodomo Animation Festival” Jury’s special award (Japan) 2016.10 “Kichijoji Animation Film Festival 2016” Grand Prix (Japan) 2016.10 “DigiCon6 JAPAN Awards” Silver (Japan) 2016.9 “Indie-AniFest 2016” Audience Choice of ASIA ROAD ‘Star of Festival’ (Korea) 2016.9 “Inter College Animation Festival 2016” Audience Choice Second place (Japan) 2016.8 “ASK? Film Festival” Grand Prix (Japan) 2016.7 “SKIP CITY International D-Cinema Festival 2016” Honorable Mention (Japan) 2016.5 ”Tokyo Student Film Festival” Grand Prix (Japan) 2016.4 “TOHO Cinemas Students Film Festival” Grand Prix (Japan)
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Toronto-based photographer Pat O’Rourke is the focus of the first film in a new trilogy from Canadian directors Paul Johnston and Adam Beck, which explores the lives of young artists who are making their mark on the world. The trilogy is supported by global creative project The Creator Class; a community of visual storytellers led by and for its members, helping them to turn their passions into a lifestyle and a living. Self-taught photographer O’Rourke has amassed a dedicated online following thanks to his combination of skate culture and documentary imagery, capturing life on the streets of his city.
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Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Shot in the Western Cape, South Africa Directed & Produced by: William Armstrong Cinematography: Caleb Heymann Editor: Stephen Dunne Original Music: Aaron Martin Underwater Photography: Paul Daniel Additional Underwater: Sasha Specker 1st AC: Siya Dumo Drone Operator: Andrew Pollack Sound Design: Tom Heddy @ Wave Colourist: Oisin O'Driscoll @ The Mill Special Thanks: Adam Voigt
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On his way to another tour of duty abroad, thirty-year-old Max gets caught up in a game with the young boys next door. Max gradually loses sight of reality, and the boys lose their innocence. short film | 10 min SCREENINGS / AWARDS 2017 SXSW (USA) | Grand Jury Award Nomination 2017 Interfilm International Short Film Festival Berlin (Germany) | First prize ‘Confrontations’ 2017 LA Shorts (USA) | Official competition 2017 Go Short (Netherlands) | In competition 2017 Red Carpet Human Rights Festival (Palestina) | Opening film 2018 Short Waves Festival (Poland) | In competition 2018 Festival YAOP (France) | In competition CAST / CREW Wouter van Oord Vincent and Mathijs Bruchmann director Christian van Duuren script Daan Gielis creative producer Joram Willink d.o.p. Bert Pot production design Minka Mooren costume design Monica Petit editor Dorith Vinken sound design Marco Vermaas composer Jorrit Kleijnen & Alexander Reumers casting KEMNA casting & Martha Mojet Childrencasting producers Joram Willink & Piet-Harm Sterk a BIND production in coproduction with NTR supported by Netherlands Filmfund, CoBO and Cultural Mediafund
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On a train trip through spatial and temporal dimensions the traveller suddenly comes across himself. #cat Graduation film by Etienne Kompis and Fela Bellotto, at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Switzerland. In Co-Production with SRF - Swiss Radio and Television Supported by Aargauer Kuratorium, Berner Filmförderung, Zollikofen http://bit.ly/2q7G9Sz http://bit.ly/2GwHuxw http://bit.ly/2EjXUmD
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Tuesday, April 3, 2018
Roads, Rivers, Cities. Arteries, Veins, Neurons. This film features imagery obtained through Google Street View from seemingly infinite one point perspective roads from all around the world and digitally manipulated satellite photographs found through Google Earth and the United States Geological Survey Database. mariacf.com/Via Festivals: GLAS Animation Film Festival, USA Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia Flatpack Film Festival, United Kingdom IndieLisboa - International Independent Film Festival, Portugal Locomocion Experimental Film Festival, Mexico Galacticurt Film Festival, Spain Blackbox Film Festival, Switzerland Lumiar Film Festival, Brazil International Festival of Digital Arts of Clermont-Ferrand, France
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A short film about a new, different planet and a same world. “Planet - J is a story of journey and a discovery, of hope and possibility, of our present and our future. A fable, a metaphor on intelligent life and human rights, on space and on our time. A story of a different planet and a same world.” Director’s cut version Production: Newgold Direction and Design: Alessandro Novelli Animation: Laura Sofia Gonçalves, Alessandro Novelli, Ines Teixeira. Cleaning and Painting: Laura Sofia Gonçalves, Alessandro Novelli, Ines Teixeira, Diana Peixoto. for ContrapuntoBBDO: Executive Creative Director: Carlos Jorge Creative Director: Antonio Castillo, Lolo Ortega Art Director: Raúl López Graphic Design and Communication: Catherine Correa, Jorge Aguado Account supervisor: Ana Esther Martinez Producers: Gema Crespo, Melissa Ferrero, Vanessa Castro Music and Sound Design: Summer Music Studios, Javier Bayón, Josep Vilagut Agency: ContrapuntoBBDO Client: Amnesty International
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A short documentary about how our memories are changing now that we can document every moment of our lives. OFFICIAL SELECTION 2018 Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival ** Critics Award 2018 Queens International Film Festival 2018 DOC NYC 2018 Crossroads Film Festival 2018 Bozeman Film Celebration 2018 Nashville Film Festival 2017 Aspen Shortsfest ** Best Documentary 2017 Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival ** Jacob Burns Creative Culture Award 2017 Milwaukee Film Festival 2017 Athens International Film and Video Festival 2017 Kerry Film Festival 2017 Festifreak - Festival Internacional Independiente de Cine de La Plata OFFICIAL WEBSITE – http://bit.ly/2q2OzLL FORMAT – 16mm TRT – 9:45
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Elani has grown up in violence. It surrounds her. It inhabits her father and lives on every face in her neighborhood. But Elani has learned a trick: watching people’s hands. If she carefully observes how someone carries a mug or a phone or a bottle, she can spot that subtle difference between holding and wielding. This keeps her alive. Elani has been with Mikey for almost a year. She is his number one girl. Mikey and his best friend, Sunday, are small time drug runners and tonight is their biggest score. If it all goes well, they’ll have enough money to get out of Cape Town for good. It’s up to Elani keep Mikey happy for one more night and prevent their relationship from imploding. http://bit.ly/2JgGZW3 http://bit.ly/2EgR1Th http://bit.ly/2JfKfAT http://bit.ly/2EhpK2U
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Short documentary. Noriaki has been a ski jumper as long as he can remember and has no plans of retiring. In the world’s biggest ski jumping hill, all his skills and experience will be tested. Director: Bjørn Ståle Bratberg Sound mixer: Sara Lima Sound re-recording mixer/sound editor: Christopher Wilson Editor: Herbert Hunger Music by: Birger Clausen Camera: Bjørn Ståle Bratberg, Ed Edwards, Rina Yang Producer: Øivind Bratberg Additional editor: Arild Tryggestad Photographed on s16mm/super8mm/hd Film devlopment, rushes and film scanning by Cinelab London. Post produced at Goldcrest Post Production, London Produced with support from Fond for lyd og bilde
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Monday, April 2, 2018
Back In My Body, a documentary by Maggie Rogers Directed by Brendan Hall & Fraser Jones Director of Photography & Editor: Brendan Hall Producers: Graham Raubvogel & Jared Rosenthal Featuring Taylor Brock & Fraser Jones Follow Maggie Rogers: http://bit.ly/2IngtsG http://bit.ly/2GNucf2 https://twitter.com/maggierogers http://bit.ly/2InSyt0
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Club Palace is a short dream like voyage in which the viewer is the protagonist. As if in a dream, we are drawn through a series of surreal spaces where light, sound and gravity trick our senses. Through a progressive journey from confined spaces to an imaginary open world, Club Palace guides you on a course focused on exploration, curiosity and the unknown. A film by : Caravane Studio, Camille Boyer, Nik Mirus Production: l’Éloi (Éloi Beauchamp, Sébastien Hotte) Directors: Caravane Studio : Jean-Constant Guigue & Francis Dakin-Côté (l’Éloi) Art director: Camille Boyer (l’Éloi) Director of photography: Nik Mirus (l’Éloi) Music: Loïc Ouaret Key grip: Pierre-Luc Bouchard Electro: Amélie Douville, Jean-Martin Landry, Cédric Dupuis Camera assistant: Gérardo Alcaine Swing : Alexis Belhumeur Assistant art director: Bastien Collard Texture artist: Marc O’brien Stop motion animation: Rodrigo Sergio Eguren Raez, Jean-Constant Guigue, Francis Dakin-Côté, Bastien Collard, Camille Boyer Post-production : Caravane (Francis Dakin-Côté) Title design : Olivier Charland Special thanks to our art department volunteers : Rodrigo Sergio Eguren Raez, Ashley Olivieri, Marie Ebiner, Camille Bégin, Florine Pellachin, Guillaume Riopel, Vincent Malo, Marianne Stratis, Catherine Lévesque
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Slovenia is one of Europe’s best kept traveller secrets. It is a small country that boasts wonderfully diverse geography: high Alpine peaks, idyllic countryside, vibrant city life, tranquil villages and a stretch of coastline. Tourism has been picking up over the last years, but it is still an amazing place to vistit. Travel trough amazing nature sites like Lake Bled, Vintgar Gorge and Bohinj lake. Vist the amazing Škocjan Cave and the Predjama Castle. Enjoy the adriatic coast at Prian and take a trip to the picturesque capital of Ljubljana. A tilt-shift time-lapse aerial film by Joerg Daiber. Facebook: http://bit.ly/29e7d8m Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/spoonfilm YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/littlebigworld Web: http://bit.ly/29nt6pv You can license raw footage clips from the Little Big World series here: https://gtty.im/29e770l WATCH FULL SCREEN! Shot with Lumix GH4 and GH2, Gorillapod, 14-140mm and 7-14mm Lumix Lenses. Postproduction with Adobe Creative Production Suite. Music: Four Seasons – Spring (1st Movement) Antonio Vivaldi perfomed by Apollo Symphony Orchestra.
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NOWNESS: Poetic License: Where are the African Gods? Lyricist Abbey Lincoln’s words are brought to life in this meditative portrait of black masculinity A moving recording of the late writer and renowned jazz singer Abbey Lincoln is captured in this new film from Brooklyn-born director Rodney Passé, who has previously worked with powerhouse music video director Kahlil Joseph. Reading from her own works, Lincoln’s voice sets the tone for a film that explores the African American experience through fathers and their sons. “The film movingly captures moments from the perspective of African American men and their sons” “Abbey Lincoln’s poem is a chilling reminder of black society’s struggle with self-image,” explains Passé. Speaking of the film’s experiment with spoken-word and music, the filmmaker continues: “The arrangement is heart-felt, capturing moments from the perspective of African American men and their sons, while celebrating the essence of black culture and honouring its significance in today’s society.”
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Sunday, April 1, 2018
Experience a timelapse journey through the undisturbed nature of Norway. Nature’s beauty can be so easily missed. It is my hope that my films will contribute to a deeper understanding and gratitude of the natural wonders in our world and to the preservation of our fragile environment in the future. Film locations in “Undisturbed Norway”: - Sognefjell - Folgefonna - Dalsnibba Mountain Plateau - Gamle-Strynefjellsvegen - Jotunheimen - Briksdal Glacier - Rondane - Ridder-Spranget (The Knight’s leap), Valdresflye - Rauma - Hardangerfjord - Hardangervidda - Geiranger - Lovatnet - Oldevatnet Photographer, editor and sounddesigner: Casper Rolsted Music: “All is Not Lost” by Tony Anderson (licensed through Musicbed) Camera equiptment: Sony A6300 Mirrorless Digital Camera Body Samyang 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS lens Samyang 21mm F1.4 ED AS UMC CS lens Samyang 50mm F1.2 AS UMC CS lens Samyang 100mm F2.8 ED UMC MACRO lens Edelkrone SliderPLUS Medium with Action & Target Module FOLLOW MY WORK YouTube.com/CasperRolsted?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook.com/CasperRolstedVisuals Instagram.com/CasperRolsted Twitter.com/CasperRolsted
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