This is my final project at Savannah College of Art and Design( M.A. Motion Media Design 2016). I got an inspiration from a TED talk called a million secrets. I combined with my daily doodle and some personal thoughts to create this story. It is a narrative story of ‘My Secrets’, revealling the dark secrets hidden in the bottom of the heart. In this big world, we are the lonely seed. People become less caring and passion to each other. Everyday, we wear the masks to face our life, society and the world. Slowly by slowly, we lose ourselves and don’t know the meaning of living. We depress. We harm ourselves. We enjoy only talking to oursleves. We keep so many secrets and are not willing to share with others. This is our little secret world,which expresses our senstive emotion. Credits: Directed and written by: Amelia Chen Illustration by: Amelia Chen Animation by: Amelia CHen Professor: Steven Mark Day I created this piece in a very limited time. A big thank to my professor Steven’s support and help. You can check out storyboards and process here: http://bit.ly/2dHEPkh Thank you for watching and enjoy!

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Narrative Short Jury Award Winner - 2015 SXSW Official Selection - 2015 Sundance Film Festival Press: “Mohan continues to be an undiscovered gem whose sense for the emotional ebb and flow of my generation is matched only by subtle but powerful aesthetics. Never has the emotional power of California desert silence been better conveyed. Hopefully, we’ll see a new feature from Mohan at an upcoming Sundance.” – Departures Magazine “Mohan combines the developments of a playfully vulgar sex comedy with something far more astute — a genuine look at the countless ambiguities that define relationships and leave their future developments up in the air.” – Eric Kohn, Indiewire A young married couple brings two of their single friends out to Palm Springs for a long weekend. It does not go as planned. http://bit.ly/2ePrRUs | http://bit.ly/2eqXTDC

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Skiing as sport is in it’s infancy in China, a phenomenon of the country’s exploding middle class. As a means of survival, however, it is thousands of years old, a stone age hunter-gatherer technology born in the Altai mountains where China, Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Siberia merge. On a vast trajectory that spans 11,000km of Northern China, Chad Sayers and Forrest Coots touch down into the rich past and dizzying future of these two respective Chinese ski cultures. As one rapidly expands, they find the other is at risk of disappearing. Presented by Arc'teryx in association with Gore-Tex. Visit: http://bit.ly/2eATn2V to learn more. Director / Producer / Camera / Editor: Jordan Manley Featuring: Chad Sayers & Forrest Coots Associate Producer: Laura Yale Field Producer: Jeffrey Oliveira / www.skichina.com Script Consultants: Daniel Irvine, Chad Manley Additional Sound Design and Mix: Jeff Yellen Motion Graphics: Blair Richmond Technical: Shot on Sony A7SII and Sony Zeiss lenses.

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The FADER Premiere: http://bit.ly/2esOaLY Director: Kris Merc Animation Studio: Aardman Nathan Love http://bit.ly/2eYSNjK Executive Producer: Joe Burrascano CG Director: Eric Cunha CG Artists: Triston Huang, Jin Fang Jiang Animator: Thomas Shek Designer: Kevin Li EDITBAR http://editbar.com/ Editor: Michael Reuter Cel Animation: Tyler Dibiasio CD http://bit.ly/2esSlHP Vinyl http://bit.ly/2eYPiKf iTunes http://bit.ly/2esU7Zm Amazon http://bit.ly/2eYR1z2 Bandcamp http://bit.ly/2esTK11

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Animated short Graduation Film School : ISART DIGITAL, the Video Game and 3D Animation / VFX School In the French trenches, calm reigns. The “Poilus” are waiting to leave for the battlefield. Among them, Ferdinand, a young hare, is playing the harmonica. A whistling signal is given, the attack begins. It’s on the no man’s land that he first encounters his enemy, a horrible creature. ——————– Court métrage d'Animation 3D Projet de fin d'études Ecole : ISART DIGITAL, l'école du jeu vidéo et de l'animation 3D-FX Le calme règne dans les tranchées françaises. Le cœur lourd, les « Poilus » attendent de partir à l’assaut. Parmi eux, un jeune lapin joue de l'harmonica pour s’évader. Un coup de sifflet et l’assaut est donné… C'est dans ce no man’s land qu'il va enfin découvrir l’ennemi, une monstrueuse créature. 3D Animation : Guillaume AUBERVAL, Léa DOZOUL, Simon GOMEZ, Timothé HEK, Hugo LAGRANGE, Antoine LAROYE and David LASHCARI Music & Sound Design : Aina ANDRIAN, Paul BARRET, Gabriel DALMASSO, Auriane FATON, Elio GERMANI and Lesly VERDEROSA Join the page on : http://bit.ly/2ecSvac

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Originally featured on NOWNESS as part of their Young Ones series. Shot in Craryville, New York at Camp Sundown

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Director: David Wilson Production: LA PAC Executive Producer : Jerome Denis Executive Producer: Anna Roudaut Written by Emile Martin, Charles Dessaux and David Wilson Agency: CLM BBDO Copywriter: Emile Martin Art Director: Charles Dessaux Creative Director: Matthieu Elkaim Producer: Julien Pinet Line Producer : Antoni Gimel-Lecosse Production coordinator: Mikaella Zarka 1st assistant director: Antoine Ricard Unit manager: David Chouchana Assistant unit manager: Augustin Royer Concept Design Robot: Mathieu Haas (Drawing Agency), Bruno Villedieux & David Wilson Robot Designer: Bruno Villedieux Assistant robot designer: Nicolas Bonnaire B.E.N.: Anne Eyer Claudine: Lucienne Deschamps Robot designer: Bruno Villedieux Assistant robot designer: Nicolas DOP: Victor Seguin 1st camera assistant: Benjamin Cohensa 2nd camera assistant: Dorian Lebeau Steadycam: Thibault Marsan Steadycam2 : Mathieu Verdier Gaffer: Romain Ruiz Electrician: Lisa Herpin Key grip: Aymé Dominguez Grip: Arthur Chamaillard Grip: Nicolas Lebigue Production designer: Gael Leroux Set Dresser: Baba Coudanne| Ripper: Alexandre Ansourian Ripper: Isaac Callot Sound enginneer shooting: Amaury Lebouteux Stylist: Maud Dupuy Dresser: Luce Hair & Make up Artist: Anais Apperce Edit: Roxane Huet Ferret & Emily Aubry Post production: Mikros & Editors Post producer Mikros : Fabrice Damolini Post producer Editors: Laurence Lelong Sound: THE Vfx supervisor: Thomas Haas Vfx producer: Nicolas Huguet, Noyon Sebastien Roto: Ludovic Christolomme Track: Stéphane Richez Compositing: Guillaume Poueymarie, Pierre Gosset, Patrick Bennar Intern anim/lighting/compo: Rémy Meillat, Angeline Picault Grading: Sebastien Mingam, Magalie Léonard Grading Assistant: Heriat Sophie, Sansom Audre, Lelièvre Sigrid, Guibert Nicolas Flame: Laurent Creusot, Jao M'changama Datalab: Sabri Antoine, Herou Julien, Le guen Jean Baptiste, Brabant Jonathan, Nicolas Daniel, Nathalie Tramier, Gregory Patris, Elodie Mourier, Pauline Royo, Jean-Martin Mossu

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In this ghost story for the digital age, filmmaker Vera Vaughn works late into the night, editing her suspense/thriller about a woman jeopardized by a mysterious home intruder. But when she’s interrupted by a knock at the door, Vera’s world takes a frightening turn toward the surreal as life threatens to imitate art — or is it the other way around? As filmmakers, we set out to answer the question: “What happens when you combine a Polanski-esque psychological thriller with the creepy metaphysics of David Lynch, shake it up with a healthy dose of Carl Jung and drop it into the Twilight Zone as imagined by M. C. Escher?” We hope you enjoy our answer… http://bit.ly/2ewFti9 Starring: Marin Ireland as Vera Vaughn Director: Sorrel Brae Writer: Zeke Farrow & Sorrel Brae DoP: Jeffrey Kim Producer: Stephanie Haberman Production Designer: Maxwell Nalevansky Editor: M. Brennan Associate Producer: Arle Bordas Casting Director: Allison Twardziak CSA Composer: Leanna Primiani Music Supervisor: Ryan McLean Costume Designer: Erika Munro Asst Editor & VFX: Jason McConville Production Supervisor: Dashiell Robb Second Assistant Director: Camila Lianeza Key Hair & Makeup Artist: Tara Zielenski Gaffer: Yusuke Naito Electric: James Regan Grip: Kelley Nesper B Camera Operator: David Brickley Steadicam operator: Korey Robinson Assistant Camera: Neil Kelly Camera Checkout: Timothée Arene Set Dresser: Kathryn Chadason Sound Mixer: Jordan Moser Production Assistants: Anna Babs Schneider, David Melendez, Charles Carter Colorist: Mike Howell Color Producer: Claudia Guevara Re-Recording Mixer/Sound Designer: Joe Miuccio Additional Music: Ryan McLean Shadow Music and Lyrics: Ryan McLean Vocals: Derick Petersohn Produced by: Momma Music Camera Equipment & Lenses: Abel CineTech Lighting & Grip Equipment: Xeno Lights Color Services: Color Collective Background Casting: Background Inc Background Extra: Stefan Alexander Stand In: Ashlyn Alexander

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Music video for “THE CHASE IN THE GHOST TRAIN” from album “CHAOS IN CHÂTELET” by Yann Kornowicz P & C SÉCHEZ VOS LARMES / 22 D MUSIC record available here : http://bit.ly/2ew8BpT ~ CREDITS Written & Directed by Hugo R. Ramirez PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Romain Bezzina PRODUCTION COMPANY EDDY CO-PRODUCTION Séchez Vos Larmes 22D Music PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Céline Da Cunha-Vanlint PRODUCTION 2D ASSISTANT Manon Grenier COMMUNICATION Moses Yohannes Pierre-Alban Kientz POST-PRODUCTION Romain Bezzina STUDIO Brunch Studio DESIGN Johanna Huck Luc Journot Hugo R. Ramirez STORYBOARD Hugo R. Ramirez 2D ANIMATION Laurent Box INK ROTOSCOPY Johanna Huck Luc Journot Maël Berreur LEAD COMPOSITING Gustavo Almenara ANIMATION ASSITANT Clara Clément CAST Mickaël Durard Romain Bezzina Moses Yohannes SUBWAY EXTRAS Gilles Gourmelen Danielle Lhuillier Pascal Droal Vicente Booth Pauline Ferrari Michel Contal SHOOTING CREW CAMERA Romain Bezzina Hugo R. Ramirez SCRIPT Manon Grenier BEST BOY Moses Yohannes TUNNEL SCOUTING Théodore Teknicien SOUND EDITING Yann Kornowicz & Ugly Mac Beer ~ SPECIAL THANKS TO BEATSQUEEZE RECORDS Jean-François Bourrel, Nicolas De Rosanbo Julie Bellemare, Camille Beatrix, Brunchstudio Ange Ghinozzi, Mickaël Durard. © HUGO R. RAMIREZ 2016 EDDY.TV

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We spent 7 weeks in Colorado filming 9 short films about sustainable food, this montage is a compilation of the best moments from 100 hours of footage. For more films, behind the scenes story and pictures visit: http://bit.ly/29702SI Created in Partnership with the Colorado Tourism Office Heritage and Agritourism Program Music: XOXO drumline: http://bit.ly/2ev6cgl For video extras visit us at: http://bit.ly/2e7wuaq Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/perennialplate Instagram: http://bit.ly/2ev7Rm3

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‘Portraits’ is a short documentary exploring the struggles, insecurities and values of young Australians transitioning from adolescents to adulthood. Directed by Ben Fitzgerald Cinematography by Jake Hunter 1st AC Miller Best Score by Patrick McKinnon

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Professional and life partners Kate and Leigh have shared everything for years, from their apartment to the popular bar they co-own. When a slump in their sex life forces them to reconsider their relationship, they must confront how intertwined their lives have become.

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A short film featuring Bobby Brown, Banks Gilberti, Peter Brown and Aaron Blunck. Documenting their travels while they chase storms thoughout the 2015-16 winter season. Shot on location at Cooke City, Montana//Whistler, British Columbia//Jackson Hole, Wyoming Produced by: Stept Studios X Poor Boyz Productions Filmed: Tyler Hamlet Alex Martini Johnny Decesare Post Production: Connor Scofield Nick Martini Cam Riley Field Producer: Erik Mehus Original Score by Nicholas Jacobson-Larson Enjoy!

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The video chronicles the dangerous obstacles refugees face on their journeys to reach safer harbors.

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From the Series “RGB” Creative Direction, Director of Photography, Art Direction, and final edit by Daveion Thompson Art Direction Assistance and Production Assistance by Jonathan Colin Voice Over by Félise de Conflans Featuring Music by Froyo Ma Starring Dakota Higgins and Katie Hill

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In “Dream,” a beautiful animation video for the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival, four animals facing extinction tell their stories through the words of “I Dreamed a Dream"—a song you’ll recognize if you’re a Les Misérables fan.

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Through our story, we’ve attracted a culture of diverse and talented individuals each on a path authentic only to themselves. “We are Journeymen” is a series documenting the lives and experiences of these creatives. We explore how they got started, their daily routines, work and what keeps them inspired. These are the individuals who inspire us to create. Meet Julian Klincewicz. Artist, musician, designer, skater and filmmaker… At just 21, Julian has been creating work for some of the biggest brands and artists in the world. Kanye West, Vans and ACNE to name a few. Together, WE ARE JOURNEYMEN.

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An animated loveletter to what I believe to be the most beautiful city in Europe ! Although I’m originally from Vienna, I left when I was 19 and have been living in London for the last 12 years … it always feels like I’m cheating on a really beautiful wife. directed and animated by Kris Hofmann & Vera Kumer produced by Geraldine Passmore Music Supervision: Tin Drum Music featured song ‘Rugla’ by Amiina Sound Design: Alex Zlamal Edit: Giorgio Gremigni Grade: Filippo Maria with hats by Mühlbauer Hutmanufaktur Marion’s Hutatelier Jessica Lopez @ Verhutung Julia Cranz Alexandre Collon with support from Kultur Niederösterreich, WKO Wien, Wiener Modemacher und www.creativespace.at

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In spring of 2016, me and a couple of friends decided to head up to no-mans-land above the arctic circle to explore, sail, fish & chase some spring slush. I brought a couple of cameras and my split board to what turned out to be the most amazing experience of my life so far. To be continued. To follow any upcoming trips, check out : http://bit.ly/2e4AMS9

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Director - Simon Cahn Production - PULSE FILMS Exec Producer - Sarah Park, Sarah Boardman Commisioner - Rik Green Producer - Aviv Russ DP - Trevor Wineman Editor - Marie-Charlotte Moreau 1st AD - Brandeaux Tourville 1st AC - Phil Newman 2nd AC / DIT - Sarah beagle Mo-Sys Remote Head Tech - Chris Bangma Gaffer - Mohamed Alaali BB Electric - David Roth Key Grip - Nick Bodkin BB Grip - Josh Haycraft Ballon Tech - Sean Meyers Production Designer - Spencer Graves Stunt Coordinator - Joshua Tessier Key Rigger - Joe Perez Stunt Asst - Eric Perrodin Stylist - Lauren Knudsen Hair & Make-up - Kevianno G. PA - Ryan Jansen Art/Production - Jesus Garcia Colorist - Emiliano Serantoni Sound Mix - Benzene Music VFX - Cinammon Post House - Firm Studio

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The Project “LUCID” The idea was to create a surreal world based on simple geometric light shapes that seem misplaced, but somehow blend with its surrounding at the same time. Shapes that emphasize the mood of its surrounding in the most simple way. By installing electroluminescent light shapes and wires in untouched landscapes, a single lightsource tells a surreal story of magic and loneliness in a surreal and intense way. Every environment has its own light installation. The intention was to summarize all installations in a cinematographic way to create a touching short film. Watch the Making of “LUCID” http://bit.ly/2e28SGu Project Website lucid-art.com Artist Website 3hund.com Music and Sounddesign by Achim Treu a.k.a ufohawaii ufohawaii.com treumedia.de Many thanks for helping us with all the work: Maritza Cruz Jónbjörg Þórsdóttir

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A film chronicling the summer games of the artist-based, women’s basketball team in Chinatown, New York. Directed by Elena Parasco Cinematographer Adam Carboni Producer Anthony Hull Stylist Jesse James, Victoria Adrian Colorist Michael Rossiter Music Ricky Eat Acid Music Engineer Trevor Hoar special thanks: Terrible Records, The Mill (NY), Elvis Guesthouse, Seward Park

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Here, between the pixels - a pregnant pause of failure between the lub and dub of one’s own heart. By Peter Burr and John Lee Additional animation by Carl Burton Music by Bear In Heaven

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A couple of seasons chasing waves and weather around Ireland, Scotland and England. Shot on RED Digital Cinema Produced, directed and edited by Oli Adams Supported by Cskins Wetsuits, Creatures of leisure and Sexwax Filmed by Matthew Ham, Timmy Boydell, Micky Corker, Olly Fawcett, Roger Sharp Sam Buckle, Greg Dennis

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A battle between young gods can have colossal consequences. // Directed by : Simon Loisel: http://bit.ly/2ejf47i Guillaume Miquel: http://bit.ly/2dtdthH Mathilde Michel: http://bit.ly/2ejedUv Mélanie Le Bloa: http://bit.ly/2dtaMwC Julien Loth: http://bit.ly/2ejbRoA // Music by: Romain Trouillet: http://bit.ly/2dtbbzm // Supinfocom Valenciennes 2015

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“Dinner out with oneself comes to mean so much more.” - Outfest Featured on Out.com Directed by Will Mayo willmayofilm.com Written and Produced by Ian Scott McGregor Winner: The Uncharted Filmmaker’s Grant - NFFTY (2016) Best Super Short - The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival (2016) Official Selection: Miami Short Film Festival (2016) TWIST: Seattle Queer Film Festival (2016) PROUD! Denmark LGBT (2016) Bushwick Film Festival (2016) Reel Affirmations LGBT Film Festival (2016) Sidewalk Film Festival / SHOUT! (2016) Outfest LA (2016) Aspen Film Shortsfest (2016) Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival (2016) National Film Festival For Talented Youth (2016) Taos Shortz Film Fest (2016) TLVfest: Tel Aviv International LGBT Film Festival (2016) Wicked Queer: Boston LGBT Film Festival (2016) NewFest: New York’s LGBT Film Festival (2015) 23rd Festival Mix Brasil de Cultura da Diversidade (2015) Doc Sunback Film Festival (2016) The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival (2016) North Carolina Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (2016) GAZE Dublin Film Festival (2016) Trans Pride Brighton Short Film Evening (2016)

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Directed by Ben Leclair co-produced by Kevin Calvez Filmed by Blackbird productions & Ian Curry Additional filming from Olivia Care and Antoine Allaux SPECIAL thanks to Guillaume Boyer, Ian Calvez, William Klang, Mercedes benz Europe and Kevin Calvez for all the help.

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“Never Happened” a new film by Mark Slutsky http://bit.ly/2dq5a6x When colleagues Laura and Grady have an impulsive fling on a business trip, they decide it might be for the best if it all just never happened. DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration, technology, and human experience are all a part of DUST. Explore, subscribe and follow for more: Subscribe to DUST on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh Watch more: http://bit.ly/2amTSen Download the film poster: http://bit.ly/2d8H5Tc “Never Happened” KEY CAST AND CREW: Written and directed by Mark Slutsky Mia Kirshner as Laura Aaron Abrams as Grady Anna Hopkins as Sharon Director of Photography Brendan Steacy Original score by Graham van Pelt Edited by Matthew Hannam Visual FX by Michael Winder Mark Slutsky - Director Statement for “Never Happened” : Never Happened is set in a world much like our own, just a little different. A world in which we can manipulate our thoughts, our lives, just a little more than we already can. The technology in the film is fictional, but in many ways, I think we have always applied the same principles to the way we view our lives, the way we selectively tell ourselves our own stories

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Passion is what makes a good short. And that’s what the nearly 12 minutes that sit before you was fueled by. “I can’t stand to see a clip with 25 air revs all shot from the same angle,” the star of this film, Luke Hynd, tells Stab. “To make a good web clip”–since feature length surf film’s are slowly withering away into near-obsolete is the norm–“You have to be passionate about what you’re doing. Without that, you won’t create something you’re truly happy with.” And with the internet being the go-to platform for surf films, we asked Luke what’s the best part about sending a film to the online masses, “The best part is people telling you they really enjoyed it. At our premiere, a few people asked where and when they could buy it so that they could watch it again. That makes it worth it to me. The worst part is putting yourself out there and at the mercy of being judged and ridiculed. Although, I do get a kick out of what people have to say.” But nobody would do any ridiculing on this here site. Not here. So, take the next dozen off and dive into Luke’s aptitude above fibreglass and fins filmed and edited by Darcy Ward. It’s a proper time killer if you’re looking to kill some time.

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October 15, 1986, the New York Mets came from a three run deficit in the 9th and beat the Houston Astros in 16 innings to win the pennant. This film recreates the Mets’ infamous post-game celebration: from champagne in the jacuzzi to the destruction of a perfectly good Ozark Airlines DC10. Starring the voices of Lenny Dykstra, Dwight Gooden, Kevin Mitchell, and Darryl Strawberry. Directed, illustrated and animated by James Blagden.

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A weathered Sheriff returns to the remains of an accident he has spent a lifetime trying to forget. With each step forward, the memories come flooding back. Faced with his mistake once again, he must find the strength to carry on. “Borrowed Time” is an animated short film, directed by Andrew Coats & Lou Hamou-Lhadj, and produced by Amanda Deering Jones. Music by Academy Award winner Gustavo Santaolalla. Watch our featurette “Why We Made Borrowed Time:” http://bit.ly/2dc6Y4E

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Apo Whang-Od is considered the world’s last Mambabatok (hand-tap tattoo artist) from her generation. At the estimated age of 99, she is now passing the tattooing tradition to a new generation in her tribe including her grand-niece Grace. The tradition of this style of tattoo started as a symbol of pride for warriors and a marking of beauty for females in the Butbut tribe and has now taken a unique turn in their village, Kalinga, situated remotely in the mountains of the Luzon province in The Philippines. Stay tuned next week for a release of a Behind The Scenes film taking you through the making of the project. Credits: Director/Cinematographer/Editor: Brent Foster Cinematography: Pawel Dwulit and Preston Kanak Producer: Tammy Foster Opening Title/Credit Sequences: Reactiv Sound Design: Defacto Sound Fixer: Guill Ramos Driver: Rodney Ramos Subtitles: Erica Mills Music: Marmoset The Music Bed Graded with FilmConvert About the Project: While I’m Here | The Legacy Project is a series of videos that profile amazing everyday people, while they’re still here. I decided to start this project after missing out on the chance to tell the story of a man from my hometown who dedicated his life to helping others. That man’s name was Frank Dymock. For years, Frank opened his garage to the public and sharpened skates free of charge. He wouldn’t accept a dime. He was an icon in the place where I grew up, and I always wanted to tell his story while he was still here. Regretfully, I let time pass, and Frank passed away before I had the chance to tell his story. This project is dedicated to him and to countless others who live selflessly and truly leave a legacy, forever impacting the lives of the people lucky enough to cross their paths. Learn more about the project and see all four stories at: whileimheretheproject.com

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Producer - Cinemachine / www.cinemachine.com Executive Director - Rick Rifici / www.rickrifici.com Cinematography - Rick Rifici Cinematography, Michael McDermott Cinematography and Michael Elsegood / http://bit.ly/2dQQO1Z Video Editing - Joel Taylor, Boogie Monster / http://bit.ly/2e5yiON Sound Editing - Brainestorm / www.brainestorm.com Aviation - Corsaire Aviation http://bit.ly/2dQTeh9 Equipment - HD Rentals / www.hdrentals.tv Photography - Chris White Media / http://bit.ly/2e5C0HQ Management & Marketing - Black Sea Creative & Red Eye Productions / http://bit.ly/2dQTFrV Surfers - Kerby Brown, Cortney Brown, Bradley Norris, Luke Wyllie, Imogen Caldwell and Phillip Read @kerby_brown @cortneycbrown @bradleynorris @lukeyskywalker @imogencaldwell @choppa_read All Media Enquiries - info@societyunseen.com http://bit.ly/2e5AjKMwww.cinemachine.com Executive Director - Rick Rifici / www.rickrifici.com Cinematography - Rick Rifici Cinematography, Michael McDermott Cinematography and Michael Elsegood / http://bit.ly/2dQQO1Z Video Editing - Joel Taylor, Boogie Monster / http://bit.ly/2e5yiON Sound Editing - Brainestorm / www.brainestorm.com Aviation - Corsaire Aviation http://bit.ly/2dQTeh9 Equipment - HD Rentals / www.hdrentals.tv Photography - Chris White Media / http://bit.ly/2e5C0HQ Management & Marketing - Black Sea Creative & Red Eye Productions / http://bit.ly/2dQTFrV Surfers - Kerby Brown, Cortney Brown, Bradley Norris, Luke Wyllie, Imogen Caldwell and Phillip Read @kerby_brown @cortneycbrown @bradleynorris @lukeyskywalker @imogencaldwell @choppa_read All Media Enquiries - info@societyunseen.com http://bit.ly/2e5AjKM

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Canis - an award-winning puppet animated short film by Marc Riba & Anna Solanas about a boy who survives isolated in a house constantly besieged by a horde of stray dogs. 2013 Script & direction: Marc Riba & Anna Solanas Animation: Núria Riba Cinematography: Anna Molins Music: Aleix Pitarch Editing: Sergi Martí “Méliès d’Argent” Award - Haapsalu Horror & Fantasy Film Festival – ESTONIA Rock Award - Asiana International Short Film Festival – SOUTH KOREA Canal+ Award - ALCINE Festival de Cine de Alcalá de Henares – SPAIN METRANGE France Télévision Award - Court-metrange – FRANCE Jury Special Award - Festival International du Film de Court Métrage d’Avignon «Fenêtre Sur Courts» - FRANCE “Grand Prix Silhouette2014” - Silhouette Short Film Festival – FRANCE 2014 Jury Prize - Sheffield Horror Film Festival-Celluloid Screams – UK Best Animation - ISFF Vilnius Film Shorts – LITHUANIA Best Animation - Naoussa Short Film Festival – GREECE Best Animation - Festival Internacional de Curtas Metragens de Évora FIKE – PORTUGAL Best Animation - OCTUBRE CORTO Festival de cine de Arnedo – SPAIN Best Animation - CAOSTICA – SPAIN Best Animation - Festival Audiovisual y Mujer, VisualízaMe – SPAIN Best Animation - Festival de Curtmetratges FASCURT – SPAIN Best Animation - Fantastic Gore Festival Amposta – SPAIN Best Animation - Festival de cortometrajes de Eibar “Asier Errasti” – SPAIN 3rd Prize - Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes de Terror “Terror Fest Perú” – PERU “LINE UP Shorts - Distribution Award”- Festival de Cine de Fuengirola – SPAIN Best Script - ALCINE Festival de Cine de Alcalá de Henares – SPAIN Best Photography of Spanish Production - MECAL PRO, Festival Internacional de Curtmetratges i Animació de Barcelona – SPAIN Best Sound - Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes de Bueu – SPAIN Best Art Direction - Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes de Bueu – SPAIN Best short directed by a woman- Festival de Cortometrajes de Aguilar de Campoo – SPAIN Jury Special Mention - 3D WIRE Film Fest – SPAIN Jury Special Mention - Cryptshow festival - SPAIN Jury Special Mention - Erice film festival – ITALY Jury Special Mention - FanCine de Lemos – SPAIN Jury Special Mention - Som Cinema Mostra de Cinema i Audiovisual Català – SPAIN Special Mention - OBUXO fest – SPAIN Special Mention - Animasyros International Animation Festival – GREECE Special Mention - StopTrik International Film Festival – SLOVENIA Special Mention - Festival de Cine de Terror de Molins de Rei – SPAIN Special Mention - Curt al Pap - SPAIN

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GoldLink, And After That We Didn’t Talk III directed | rubberband. ____ model | chastity samone words | kojey radical featured on NOWNESS: http://bit.ly/2dnmSYi ____ produced | josh sondock for &SONS cinematography | sam cutler-kruetz stylist / hmu | lyna zerrouki gaffer | callum shaw key grip | shaun weber 1st ac | ahad mahmood swings | emma hing // mayer chalom

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A sojourn into the memories of a life shared, this film is a portrait of my grandmother’s recollection of my late grandfather, from the inception of their relationship to his passing from dementia. Narrated through the voice of Noreen Williamson, widow of Dean Williamson, this film is a reflection of the brevity of existence, and the irreplaceable joy of companionship. Credits: Narrated by Noreen Williamson Direction, Cinematography, and Editing by Brandon Roots 8mm Footage by Dean & Noreen Williamson Music by Bryan Senti Sound Design by Arjun G Sheth Produced by Brandon Roots & Matthew Ahl Special Thanks to Noreen Williamson Dennis Williamson Rosalind Prizler Felix Thompson Our friends and family

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In the fall of 2016, five north american snowboarders headed off to middle earth in search of something mystical. From the back alleys of Cardrona to the barren abandon lands of Snow Park. From the junkyards of high mountain to the great stone bridge of lower trestle, the crew bravely battles tricks to unlock the truths of what their searching for. Cris crossing the southern island the group chases the cries of the war pig, as they near close to the energy. Join us on our journey in Lords of the Chiken 8 Riders: Blake Paul Cole Navin Max Warbington Dillon Ojo Spencer Schubert Photography: Colt Morgan For our story and photos of our trip please check out http://bit.ly/2dZs0AL Thank You: The North Face, Dragon, Vans Snow, High Cascade Snowboard Camp, and Airblaster. Filmed on Location @ Cardrona Alpine Resort The Remarkables

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Surfing on a lake? Impossible, right? Wrong. Loveable wild man Larry Cavero lives for surfing the ice-cold waters of The Great Lakes in this short doc about the burgeoning surf scene around Toronto, Canada. Director - Jake Kovnat Cinematographer - Kris Bonnell Editor - Andrew De Zen Produced by - Skin & Bones Film Co. Music by - The Junction Stills - Jordan Fritz http://bit.ly/2esVo5p

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The uncompromising voice behind the first gay themed country music album - 40 years after its release. A film by Dan Taberski. ‘These C*cksucking Tears’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Here’s an interview with film’s director, Dan Taberski: http://bit.ly/2dwvYj3

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This video is part of the Emergence audio/visual project, where I explored the idea of natural laws and their creation of the world around us. The early chapters of the story focus on the fundamentals of natural laws themselves, the basic principles of nature which needed to be in place before the physical universe could come into being. Luckily for me, working on an AV project, these basic building blocks of nature tended to yield beautiful results visually - symmetries, the distribution of the primes, dimensionality and hyper-dimensional forms, and here, waves. Perhaps this is because we have some subconscious appreciation for their importance, or maybe it’s just through social conditioning and the fact that they are usually common forms because of their irreducibility. The idea seemed like a simple one visually, so I wanted to create a simple classic synth approach musically, and find a strong retro aesthetic visually to match. Tom Hodge added some Fender Rhodes noodling for extra retro feel, and Kevin McGloughlin nailed the visual approach with a great technique for presenting waves as the product of strong moving lines in a simple colour scheme. Some of the video work reminds me of 60’s or 70’s modernist imagery, which fit right in musically. I chose the concept of waves for part of the Emergence story, because they are a very important idea in much of our understanding of the world around us, and within us. They form the basis of light and wireless communications, and our source of energy from the sun which creates almost all plant and animal life. Our best understanding of the fundamental nature of reality at the smallest scales is purely waves, apparently. And even the process of neuronal action that produces our awareness relies on waves of charge flow created by forces which are supposedly themselves mediated by waves - the virtual photon, a massless wave (i.e. light), being the force carrier of the electromagnetic charge which shunts particles around inside your neurones to make you think. And then there’s the more familiar waves that can dump you under and make you swallow some rank sea water. In addition to all of that, waves are also the basis of music - waves in the air, that is, sound, structured with symmetries. Much the same as with thinking about symmetry for that chapter of the Emergence story, it turns out that music shares a lot in common with our visual aesthetic preferences, and both are deeply rooted in principles of nature illuminated by science. There are different ways in which waves can operate, and what constitutes a wave at all, with or without a medium for example. But they all seem to involve energy transfer without needing the transfer of physical mass - like you can see in the video, the mass (each particle, or a charge) moves up and down on a single axis, and the wave, and energy, is propagated through the medium by these point oscillations. - Max Some words from Kevin McGloughlin on the project “I had been toying with ideas of emerging patterns from minimal configurations when Max Cooper contacted me to be involved in a video project. I initially pitched these ideas for a different track on ‘Emergence’. Max swiftly seen intertwined concepts within our work and suggested using the ideas for the track 'Waves’. On hearing the concept for the track, 'Waves’ seemed the perfect fit. My approach was to remain minimal and fluid with inspiration from the great Norman McLaren. I used only one element of animation for the entire clip (the initial line, in three colours). I gradually used multiples of this element and offset the times. Every form in the video was built from this initial line animation in a flat 2D space. I decided to limit the piece to three bold colours in a 2D environment in an effort to convey the idea that even in this limited space with limited material, these forms still have a capacity to create a wide variety of patterns and complexities, in part taking on the appearance of 3D depth. I felt these attributes demonstrated aesthetically and conceptually the core ideas within Waves.” Waves out now on Mesh / Emergence LP preorder: http://bit.ly/2eg2WJ8

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Zieri Cosmos “Transmission” Featuring: Alexandra Savior, Alissa Geraghty, Mikey de Vera, Connan Mockasin, Hiromi Oshima Writer/Dir: Sam Kristofski DOP: Charlie Sarroff Styling: Chloe Chippendale Music by: Jonny Higgins Animation/Art: Dr D Foothead ADR Recording: Matt Mondanile Male Voices: Joaquin Pastor, Stephen Engstrom

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http://bit.ly/2dZrDFK From the souks and craftsmen of Marrakesh and Fes to the dunes of Merzouga and continuing on high into the Atlas mountains, see Morocco like you’ve never seen it before. “Morocco” takes you on a journey beyond the obvious and into the heart and soul of this beautiful country. The film was shot over the course of a month. Equipment: Sony A7SII Sony 24-70mm f4 Came Single TV 3-axis gimbal Directed by: Nathaniel Connella Produced by: The Tipsy Gypsies http://bit.ly/2dZrDFK Filmed and edited by: Nathaniel Connella Color Grade by: Terry Politis www.ixorvfx.com Sound Mix by: Luis Rosario Music: Dhafer Youssef - Oud and Vocals Moroccan Spirit - La Mamounia Simo Lagnawi - Sandika Anello Capuano / Bruno Assenmacher - Ay Jan / Alap Robab / Srang Srang Srang (Afghanistan)

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A 3D printed, stop-motion, projection mapped music video for Dan Sultan’s track Magnetic. Two months in the making, over 60 individual 3D printed pieces and over 2700 photos. Magnetic is available now - http://bit.ly/2ds2bML http://bit.ly/2dIV0Nn Like us on http://bit.ly/2d5wh86 Follow dropbear: @dropbeardigital Director and stop-motion animation: Jonathan Chong @ Dropbear Digital 3D scan and 3D animation: Shawn Miller Projection mapping: Jean Poole 3D printing: Christopher Langton DOP consultant: Cesar Salmeron Editing: Jonathan Chong

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The people of Petran, Turkey, have been snowboarding for roughly 300 years. It’s not snowboarding as we know it, but you’ll recognize it. In this film by WRKSHRT, we follow Alex Yoder and Nick Russell into Turkey’s Kaçkar Mountains on a quest to unearth the unlinked heritage of snowboarding and have some fun in the process. Patagonia Snow http://bit.ly/2e3w4DZ WRKSHRT http://bit.ly/2danrRX

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A man tries to kill himself in a motel room. WINNER: Hamptons Film Festival, Suffolk County Next Exposure Award, 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Slamdance Film Festival, 2016 Palm Springs International Shortfest, 2016 Sarasota Film Festival, 2016 Florida Film Festival, 2016 Starring Richard Kind (A Serious Man, Argo, Curb Your Enthusiasm) & David Rysdahl Directed by Jake Honig Written by David Rysdahl Producers: Joseph J. DePasquale, David Rysdahl, Jake Honig Co-Producers: Roxy Kurta, Jake Ladehoff. Matt Morgan Executive Producer: Josh Senior Cinematographer: Conor Murphy Production Designer: Zack Block Sound Design: Bobb Barito Colorist: Alan Gordon Assistant Director: Allison Egdahl Sound Mixer: Max Mellman Art Director: Brian Broderick Hair & Makeup: L. Bates Jaffe Assistant Camera: Matt Morgan Gaffer: Joseph J. DePasquale Key Grip: Ahad Mahmood Music: Mutant Produced by YACHT CLUB FILMS and SENIOR POST http://bit.ly/2dIq8N3 http://bit.ly/2d53CjO www.jakehonig.com www.davidrysdahl.com

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In May 1988, girlfriends Claudia Brenner and Rebecca Wight were attacked while hiking the Appalachian Trail by a ‘mountain man’ named Stephen Roy Carr. IN THE HOLLOW tells the story of the shooting, Wight’s death, and Brenner’s desperate survival (and later transformation into an advocate for hate crime legislation in the U.S.) as she returns to the trail for the first time since the shooting. The film combines documentary and narrative film elements, using the actual locations on the trail and dramatizations written by Claudia Brenner and director/screenwriter Austin Bunn based on her testimony. The film follows Brenner as she hikes the Appalachian Trail in search of the site of the shooting and path of her survival. Director/Co-Writer/Editor - Austin Bunn Producers: Austin Bunn, Robert Hazen, Spencer Gillis, Chris Cocco Director of Photography: Spencer Gillis *SHORT OF THE WEEK* Screenings Inside Out (Premiere) (Toronto, CA), 2015 (Audience Award – Best Short Documentary) Honolulu Rainbow LGBT Film Festival (HI), 2015 Out East, Halifax (NS), 2015 Frameline 39, San Francisco (CA), 2015 Provincetown International Film Festival (MA) 2015 Sidewalk/Shout Film Festival, Birmingham (AL), 2015 DocUTAH, St. George, Utah, 2015 Milwaukee International Film Festival (WI), 2015 Atlanta Out On Film Festival (GA), 2015. (Jury Award - Best Short Film) IRIS Prize Festival, Wales, UK, 2015 (Runner Up – Best Short Film) ImageOut Rochester LGBT Film Festival, 2015 Top Drawer – Dayton LGBT Film Festival (OH), 2015 (Audience Award – Best Short Film) Sacramento International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (CA), 2015 ReelQ Film Festival, Pittsburgh (PA) 2015 MiFo LGBT Film Festival - 7th Annual Fort Lauderdale Edition, 2015 (Audience Award – Best Short Film, Jury Award – Best Short Film Runner Up) NewFest: The NYC LGBT Film Festival (NY), 2015 (Audience Award – Best Documentary Short) Queer Film Festival MEZIPATRA, Prague and Brno, Czech Republic, 2015 Long Island Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Huntington (NY), 2015 USN|expo 2015 - Sardinia Queer Short Film Festival (Italy) (Jury Prize – Best Documentary Short) San Francisco Indie Fest (CA), 2016 Mardi Gras Film Festival - Sydney, Australia, 2016 Roze Filmdagen; Amsterdam LGBTQ Film Festival, 2016 Queens World Film Festival (NY), 2016 (Best Short Documentary) Queer Vision Bristol Pride (Bristol, UK), 2016 London LGBT Film Festival (CA), 2016 Dyke Drama Film Festival (Perth, Australia), 2016 Rio Gender & Sexuality Film Festival, Rio De Janeiro (Brazil) 2016 GAZE International LGBT Film Festival Dublin (Ireland), 2016 North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (Durham, NC) (Jury Award: Best Documentary Short Subject) QUEERSICHT Film Festival (Bern, Switzerland), 2016 Indiana Cares Campaign (PA), 2016

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Amy Johnson worked as a typist for a firm of solicitors before her record- breaking solo flight from Croydon to Australia in 1930. This film has been created with an Underwood 315 typewriter as a celebration of her journey.

Rocket Pengwin - Open Your Eyes (Official Video) FREE DOWNLOAD: http://bit.ly/2dsXL8e * Directed by: Emanuele Kabu * Music and Lyrics by Eddie Sears. Produced by Eddie Sears and Ercopop. http://bit.ly/2e4o7u2 * www.emanuelekabu.org London 2016

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Based on the Jack London short story: In the mid 1800’s a fur thief must think fast to escape the terrible, protracted torture that awaits him at the hands of the native tribe he had helped enslave.

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Graduation film from Supinfocom. This is the story of a man trying to save his wife by chasing blue roses in an apocalyptic world. Directed by : Mehdi Aouichaoui Claire Dejoie François Heysen Pauline Lebris Quentin Pointillart Music by : Kevin Bardin For our contacts: rosebleue-lefilm.com

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Artiste: Chocolat Titre: Ah ouin Album: Rencontrer Looloo Réalisation: Jonathan Robert Animation: Jonathan Robert, Vincent Desbiens - Band: Chocolat Title: Ah ouin Album: Rencontrer Looloo Director: Jonathan Robert Animation: Jonathan Robert, Vincent Desbiens

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www.violetsands.com Band Members: David Perlick-Molinari, Deidre Muro, Derek Muro Guest Vocalist: Eric “Doc” Mendelsohn Choreographer: Andrew Harper Dancers: Richard Walters, Taquirah Thompson Produced and Directed by: Dress Code (dresscodeny.com) Executive Producer: Andrea Theodore Producer: Tara Rose Stromberg Cinematography: Claudio Rietti Edit: Andre Andreev Visual Effects: Vincenzo Lodigiani Rotoscoping: Alejandro Monzón, David Hackenburg, Rasmus Löwenbrååt Color: Andre Andreev Assistant Camera: Connor Lawson, Jonah Serfass Production Manager: Lea Wülferth Production Coordinator: Nick Stromberg Hair and Make Up: Ashley Disarro, Brittany Romney Wardrobe: Mariana Guerrero

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Directed/Filmed: Megan Eleanor Clark Featuring: Andrew Upchurch Sony Alpha a7S II 35mm f/1.5 Rokinon Cine Lens “Goodnight, Daniel” – Chad Lawson “Relapse” – Riley, 1964 Courtesy of the Musicbed

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Talking genitals discuss masturbation, sexuality and vaginas in this intimate documentary. A range of people share their insecurities and desires and each voice is visualised by a different animator. A collaboration of self-expression. Commissioned by INT for Channel 4.

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A Film by Richard Valk http://bit.ly/2dFZPXz & Freek Zonderland www.freekfilms.tv Festivals Spain VI FEC. Villamayor de Cine! Prices: Best Foreign Film - Audience Award IKUSKA 2013 Price: Best Script FICHA CORTOS DE LA SOLANA ALCORTO USA Hamptons International Film Festival Richmond International Film Festival Mid-Atlantic Film Fest in Norfolk Mexico Festival Internacional Cinematográfico de Toluca 2013 UK UK Film Festival Short Film Official Selection Nomination for Best Director The Netherlands Dutch Film Festival Cast Bart Klever José Kuijpers Loek Beernink Joost Buitenweg Tijl Beckand Mikael Martin Odette van der Molen Composer Iris Hond Sound Design Michiel Eilbracht About Rode Gordijnen (Red Curtains) ‘Rode Gordijnen’ is a film about a man who tries to breathe new life into his out of touch relationship with his wife. Both characters seem to have reconciled themselves to their extinguished marriage: they have simply stopped communicating. But along the way their attitude towards each other, and towards their surroundings, changes substantially. One thing however remains the same: they still don’t talk. ABOUT US Rode Gordijnen (Red Curtains) is a short film by two enthusiastic initiators: director and producer Richard Valk and cameraman Feek Zonderland. This project is realised with the support of the experienced film producer Margot Nicolaes. In 1992 Richard started his company Valk producties. Initially as director but later also as a producer. He started out with television programmes as Lolapaloeza, Jules Unlimited, 2 Meter Sessions and various short and longer fiction films and documentaries. He is now director and producer of fiction, nonfiction, animation and music production. In 2010 Freek started his film production company FreekFilms, and he is attracting much attention ever since. He operates in very different fields, and works, among other things, for the VPRO, a Dutch national station. Shooting fiction is his real passion. Richard and Freek worked together on a film already once before. This collaboration worked out so well that they decided to gather together the same enthusiastic crew in order to make the short film Rode Gordijnen (Red Curtains)

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On the verge of becoming a woman Sora is woken by a nightmare and decides to follow a group of men into the city in the hope of finding her mom. WINNER Best Student Film at Anibar International Animation Festival 2016 Best Student Film at Cut Out Fest 2015 Best Short Film at Tweet Fest 2015 Second Prize at Athens International Film and Video Festival 2016 Honourable Mention at Nashville Film Festival 2016 Special Mention at SPARK Animation Festival 2015 OFFICIAL COMPETITION SELECTION Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016, Melbourne International Film Festival 2016, Palm Springs International Film Festival 2016, London Short Film Festival 2016, AFI Fest 2015, St. Louis International Film Festival 2015, New Orleans Film Festival 2015, Montreal World Film Festival 2015, Flickers: Rhode Island International Film Festival 2015, Raindance 2015, AnimaSyros International Animation Festival 2015, Animafest Zagreb 2015, More: http://bit.ly/25aKKlo Hand painted stop motion animation Directed by Minha Kim Produced by Jacob Thomas Cinematography by Sverre Sørdal Sound Designer John Cohen Composer Antonio Nardi More: http://bit.ly/25aKKlo Follow us on FB http://bit.ly/2dyhH8f Short of the Week http://bit.ly/2dY0yDe Directors Notes http://bit.ly/2dyigPu

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The Furrow Collective, Wild Hog in the Woods from the album Wild Hog http://bit.ly/2dFiG59 http://bit.ly/2e9WcMf

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On Sunday Oct 2, 2016 over 200 pantsuit wearing Hillary supporters gathered together to perform a dance founded in unity, love, and inclusivity. Event Organized and Video Directed by Celia Rowlson-Hall and Mia Lidofsky. Co-choreographed by Celia and Crishon Landers. Produced by Jillian Schlesinger and Liz Sargent.

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Rossignol presents The Big Picture. The second of our two part mini movie series, Move. Move 2 follows the skiing of Chris Logan, Parker White and friends. Shot over the second half of our 2015/16 winter season, the crew finds deep snow and pillows in the Sea to Sky range of British Columbia as well as some sunny alpine days and some late spring park laps in Mammoth California. Thanks to our supporting sponsors Electric, Tomahawk International, Tall T Productions, Bomb Snow Magazine, Cheetah Factory Racing Skiers: Parker White, Chris Logan, Tanner Rainville and Jordan Clarke. Shot/Edited: Sean Logan Location: Mammoth CA + Sea to Sky Range British Columbia Music: “Who Cares What The Question Is” by A Band Of Bees + “Balance” by Future Islands + “Staurolite Stroll” by Night Moves + “Cosmic Love Machine” by Sunbeam Sound Machine www.rossignol.com http://bit.ly/1RLXMvT http://bit.ly/252qane http://bit.ly/1RLXNA7 http://bit.ly/252qanh www.bombsnow.com http://bit.ly/1RLXNQowww.rossignol.com http://bit.ly/1RLXMvT http://bit.ly/252qane http://bit.ly/1RLXNA7 http://bit.ly/252qanh www.bombsnow.com http://bit.ly/1RLXNQo

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А murder in the second degree, that doesn’t cut down the guilt… 04:01’ / DCP / 2015 / directed by Asparuh Petrov “A Petty Morning Crime” is based on the original poem by Georgi Gospodinov of the same title. The film is part of the visual poetry project “Mark & Verse” produced by Compote Collective.

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Watch the full film here: http://bit.ly/2dBDxGz October Country is a beautifully rendered portrait of an American family struggling for stability while haunted by the ghosts of war, teen pregnancy, foster care and child abuse.

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A comedy about a man breaking up with himself. Written and Directed by Ben West

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A pair of senior citizens have a relationship that shocks both their families in this potty-mouthed, but endearing, comedy. Starring and directed by Danny DeVito. Website: http://bit.ly/2dt31XQ /// Twitter: @curmudgeonsfilm Ralph…David Margulies Jackie…Danny DeVito Robin…Lucy DeVito Daniela…Sarah Nina Hayon Brant…Kett Turton Directed By Danny DeVito Written and Co­Produced By Joshua Conkel Produced By Jake DeVito, Lucy DeVito, and Danny DeVito Cinematographer…Łukasz Bielan Editor….Brett Haley Production Designer…Jonathan Mosca Composer…Jon Brion Costume Designer…Carisa Kelly Hair and Makeup…Camelia Sealy Music Supervisor…Lauren Mikus Camera Operator…Anastas Michos 1st AD… TJ Choi 2nd AD…Joshua Lucas Gaffer… Russell Burger Key Grip… Tim Rea 1st AC…DJ Carroll 1st AC…Jake Ladehoff Steady Cam Operator… Bill Saxelby DIT / 2nd AC… Gary Bardizbanian Set Photographer… Karolina Bielan DIT / 2nd AC / Assistant editor…Joshua Koenig Legal Council… Joel Behr, Nicholas Reder Production Sound… David McRorie Script Supervisor… Zairi Malcolm Music Editor… Eric Cadieux Controller… Nikki Grosso Accountant… Charlotte Wright Production Assistants George Basiev, Abe Douek, JP Cayetano, Gautam Singhani Art Production Assistant… Liz Flood Ending Credits… Hall Ramirez Gracious Host… Joyce Haber Location Manager… Lisa Marciano Background Abraham R. Safdieh Olga Kubie Frieda Esses Renee Klein Joyce Haber Pat Cohen Sally Sultan Digital Intermediate Services provided by Harbor Picture Company Sr. Colorist ­ Joe Gawler Conform Artist ­ Dylan Ball DI Producer ­ Matt Caruso Sr. DI Producer ­ Kevin Vale Sound Post Production Services provided by Harbor Sound Dialogue Editor ­ Josh Berger Sound FX Editors ­ Giuseppe Cappello & Ian Gaffney Rosenfeld Re­Recording Mixer ­ Josh Berger Special Thanks to To all of the residents of Ahi Ezer Rhea Perlman, Gracie DeVito, Gus Goldsack, Lois Smith, Sal Giarrantano, Ike Cherra. Alex Resnikoff, Chloe Domont, Stan Rosenfield, Megan Hill, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Tiffany and Jayce Bartok, David Newman, Doug Morris, Lou Adler, Toby Emmerich, Jo­Ann Kalb, Lynzee Klingman, Quentin Nguyen­Duy

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This film is a love letter to the 1980’s.. Music by Mitch Murder: http://bit.ly/2deEB1x Directed by Gervais Merryweather: http://bit.ly/2dEwlLG A special thanks to Marlène Beaube for your support

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Blu-Ray discs available here: http://bit.ly/2dPoAnt Song by Kerry Muzzey: “Revenge”/ “Revenge: Epilogue” (on iTunes: http://bit.ly/KM_TM3 Amazon: http://bit.ly/KM_REVENGE) Follow me: http://bit.ly/1TUL7Ko / http://www.twitter.com/mikeolbinski / http://bit.ly/2dPo2OA / http://bit.ly/2drgyOQ —————– If you asked the average person, many would characterize this summer’s monsoon as a down season. Not a lot of storms overall and it seemed generally more quiet. And in many ways it actually was a slower season. All told I chased about 36 days for this film, which was less than the 48 in 2015. We had an early start in late June, and then it was dead for almost three weeks. When I looked back and realized I chased 12 less days…yeah, it definitely had less action than normal. But to a storm chaser, none of this really means anything. Sure there were days when nothing was remotely possible to chase, but most of the time the monsoon can be found in the far corners of the state even when Phoenix and Tucson are dry as a bone. For me personally, I loved this season. Maybe because as a filmmaker, having put out a few of these films now, I’m beginning to focus and hone in more on what I really love to time-lapse. My early scenes years ago had a lot of average clouds and distant rain that didn’t have a lot of excitement or energy. But as the years go on, and I learn more and more about chasing storms here in Arizona…I’ve found myself in better spots to capture the stuff I really enjoy. Strong downbursts of rain, building clouds, lightning…and yes, dust storms. The one thing I was hoping for in 2016 that the previous years have lacked: Haboobs. Dust storms. Rolling walls of dirt and sand engulfing the deserts and even Phoenix itself. And my wish came true in that regard. Even a very late season, September 27th haboob that I captured right at sunset with glorious colors. Coming off the heels of filming Vorticity in the spring, with monster supercells and tornadoes, the monsoon is a totally different beast and you’d think it would be less exciting. I don’t know. I find them both amazing and inspiring. Weather to me is weather. No matter how mind-blowing it was to witness the Wynnewood tornado this past spring, standing in front of a rolling wall of dust, or a distant lightning storm under the stars…it’s all a blast to me and I never get tired of it. So Monsoon III…the credits will say it, but it was around 36 days of filming, I shot over 85,000 frames and am not sure how much made it into the final cut. The song I used was “Revenge” and “Revenge: Epilogue” by Kerry Muzzey, and I took both of them and sliced and diced until I actually had a six-minute version to fit in with all the footage I captured. I love it. As always…THANK YOU to Kerry Muzzey for supporting my work by letting me use his music once again. I don’t even have enough words for this man for doing this for me. It means more than anything! Please buy his work! I started editing this film mid-summer once I figured out the song I was using. And as days went by and more clips were rendered, I kept adding them and re-arranging them all the time, trying to get every clip to match the tone and feeling of the music. And then I’d think I was done and more storms would come and I’d have to move things around again, and even drop stuff. I have a lot of fun scenes that are not in this film because I only wanted the very best. Special thanks to Bryan Snider and Dustin Farrell for some tips this summer on editing out dust spots and birds better than I had been doing. Appreciate it fellas! My wife takes the brunt of what I do, especially when I’m gone for days at a time. Filming in Arizona is easier because I’m usually home at some point in the evening and at least around in the mornings. But it’s a lot of work and a lot of time being away. She supports me like no other and I can’t believe how lucky I am to have someone with that much faith in what I do. And a lot of these clips will forever hold memories for me because my two oldest kiddos were there for them, and at times even all three were nearby. My littlest guy who just turned three, sits on my lap a lot when I edit, listens to the music and loves watching the final product. And he wants to keep watching it…over, and over and over. Makes a daddy proud. I hope you enjoy this latest installment. I’m not sure how it compares to years past, but for better or worse, this was Monsoon 2016 for me! Please let me know if you have any questions about anything! Most of these clips were shot in 8K with some 4K stuff thrown in there as well. —– Captured with a Canon 5DSR, two 5D3’s, 11-24mm, 16-35, 35mm, 50mm and 135mm. Processed using Lightroom, LR Timelapse, After Effects and Premiere Pro

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Taken from the album ‘Post Exotic’ OUT NOW Wordwide. Buy or stream http://bit.ly/2dqUBja Order the LP http://bit.ly/2dP2Qbl Subscribe to Bosco Rogers’s channel http://bit.ly/2dqUrZd Directed by Benoît Musereau, Cindy Lo & Emilie Pigeard Assisted by Albane Chaumet Edited by Arnaud Viémont Produced by Les productions du Désert Music video by Bosco Rogers performing Beach! Beach! Beach! © 2016 Bleepmachine With support of the FCM and the SCPP ————————————————– CONNECT WITH BOSCO ROGERS ————————————————– Follow Bosco Rogers: Official - http://bit.ly/2dP1Ofo Facebook - http://bit.ly/2dqTiRj Twitter - http://twitter.com/BoscoRogers Instagram - http://bit.ly/2dP2npE Youtube - http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtY_o… Dailymotion - http://bit.ly/2dqTNun Vimeo - http://bit.ly/2dP1FbU Follow Bleepmachine: Official - http://bit.ly/2dqUow8 Facebook - http://bit.ly/2dP2TEb… Twitter - http://twitter.com/bleepmachine Instagram - http://bit.ly/2dqUkMX Youtube - http://www.youtube.com/bleepmachine Soundcloud - http://bit.ly/2dP28Ln Contact: bleep@bleepmachine.com

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In the early 1980s, before the Jerky Boys brought prank phone calls to a mainstream audience, a group of Oklahoma teenagers were conducting strange backwoods experiments with their landline telephone. These underground prank calls gained infamy, and became known as Park Grubbs, garnering such fans as The Flaming Lips, Daniel Clowes (Ghostworld, Art School Confidential), and Peter Bagge (Hate). Directed by two Okie filmmakers, Bradley Beesley and Ben Steinbauer, and featuring interviews with both the pranksters and the pranked, the legendary Park Grubbs prank calls come to life in this one-of a-kind documentary. Directors: Bradley Beesley & Ben Steinbauer Executive Producer: Berndt Mader Producer: Tyson Meade, Bradley Beesley, Ben Steinbauer Cinematographer: Bradley Beesley Editor: Ron Pippin, Mike Melendi Sound Designer: Corey Roberts Music: Steven Drozd, Tyson Meade & The Flaming Lips

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Contact: sander.joon (at) gmail.com Hand-drawn animation / 6'12" / HD / 16:9 / colour / stereo Credits Author: Sander Joon Sound, music: Sander Põldsaar, Andres Dajek Supervisors: Priit Pärn, Olga Pärn, Andres Mänd ja Trygve Nielsen Production: Estonian Academy of Arts Year: 2015 Synopsis An addicted biker runs out of cigarettes. He joins a race to get more, but has to take help from some peculiar people in the audience to stay in the competition. Awards Fredikstad Animation Festival 2015 - Grand Prix Melbourne International Animation Festival 2016 - Best of the Festival Ottawa Animation Festival 2016 - Best Animation Technique Viborg Animation Festival 2016 - Staff Pick / Ginger Award IndieLisboa 2016 - Special Mention PIAFF 2016 - Special Mention Cartoon d'Or 2016 - Nomination Official Selections Annecy 2016 - Student Competition Zagreb 2016 - Student Competition Holland Animation Film Festival 2016 - Student Competition Anifilm 2016 - Competition Fest Anca 2016 - Student Competition Krok festival 2015 - Competition Animateka 2015 - Student Competition Anima-Brussels 2015 - Student Competition DOK Leipzig 2015 - Competition KLIK! 2015 - Student Competition AnimaSyros 2015 - Student Competition Animated Dreams 2015 - Student Competition Hiroshima 2016 - Stars of Students Chitose Airport 2015 - Student Panorama

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A special instalment of TED Ed’s educational series. ROEY TZEZANA: Writer EOIN DUFFY: Design / Animation ADDISON ANDERSON: Narrator WESLEY SLOVER: Music and Sound Design GERTA XHELO: Producer JESSICA RUBY: Production Coordinator TED ED: Client

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Descripción: Videoclip para Captains “Heavy Metal Works”. DOP/Color: Daniel Meré. Producción: Inlight. Actores: Álvaro Quintana, Uma Karina, Isia Eryka. Asistentes de cámara: Tulio Ferreira y Jorge Fonseca. Eléctricos: Eduardo G. Mon, Jose Silva y Edu Vinuesa. Estilismo: Gema Martín y Javier Lozoya. Diseño gráfico: David Negrone. Captains: Fee Reega, David Baldo, Oskar SD, Aaron Dall. Gracias a: Thiago Quadrado, Lucia Outeda, Carlota Espada, Mario García, Aby Loya, Elena González, Pelayo Campa, Daniel Parrilla, Hostal San Félix, Ferrallas Las Arobias y a la Sala Sol. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Description: Videoclip for Captains “Heavy Metal Works”. DOP/Colour: Daniel Meré. Production: Inlight. Starring: Álvaro Quintana, Uma Karina, Isia Eryka. Camera Assistants: Tulio Ferreira y Jorge Fonseca. Electricians: Eduardo G. Mon, Jose Silva y Edu Vinuesa. Stylist: Gema Martín y Javier Lozoya. Graphic Design: David Negrone. Thanks to: Thiago Quadrado, Lucia Outeda, Carlota Espada, Mario García, Aby Loya, Elena González, Pelayo Campa, Daniel Parrilla, Frisco,Hostal San Félix, Ferrallas Las Arobias and Sala Sol. http://bit.ly/2dqK5HG http://bit.ly/2dUTgmE

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A cry for help.

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This is the music video for the song “Space Diaspora” of OY’s [http://bit.ly/2dDOWsR] new album bearing the same name. The musicians Joy & Lleluja - about the clip & song: On our new album we tell the story of mankind’s future on a imaginary planet called Space Diaspora. So Space Diaspora is the second single and the title track of our new album. The song is the beginning of this space opera and tells the story of the departure & transformation of planet Earth in and onto Space Diaspora. We couldn’t have been more lucky than to have Moritz Reichartz illustrate and interpret this story for us. The clip allows further imagination and interpretation.. and so we invite people to participate and build their own story. ‘After all, in spite of all technological inventions, the farthest we can travel is still with our minds.’ The label sais: Life on Space Diaspora is a reflection and a distortion of our own struggling world, conveying sentiments of modern alienation and transnational identity. OY’s thoughtful and humorous, tongue-in-cheek approach looks back at current times from the vantage point of a chaos-driven but blooming society in our own future. A vision which elicits tears as well as smiles, and praises the huge potential of the in-between. The director Moritz Reichartz about the clip: Technically speaking, the video is generated almost without keyframes, which are traditionally an essential tool for computer based animation. I work with these nokeyframe techniques for the last two years (latest publised result is “Hands Off [AI]” http://bit.ly/2cNnFOp) as i found they often produce unforseable, better than imagination results that are filled with a lot more life and provide a wide spectrum of outcome to choose from. Dynamic simulations, noise and time driven animations and textures, hair systems, formula based deformers, force and turbulence guided particle systems and many caches baked in specefic chronological orders brig this story to life. The process for the video was more the one of a labrotory rather that the one of inbetweening classical storyboard images in squares. Probably not more that 40 keyframes, mostly used for the camera work where used in this project. CREDITS: Music: OY [http://bit.ly/2dDPhvL] Derection, Design, Animation and Images: Moritz Reichartz

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A film by : The Blink Fish Directed by: Matteo Grimaldi e Giacomo Boeri Sound: Smider Production manager: Marco Agnesi DOP: Francesco Galli Camera Assistant: Niccolò Di Guida Gaffer. Adriano Ferracin Edit: Matteo Grimaldi Color: Lorenzo Ameri Art Direction and Production Design: Gabriele Cavalchi Set Builder: Mattia Pozzi Stylist: Georgia Tal Hair: Rory Rice Makeup:Giovanni Iovine Models: Joyce@Monster , Lucy@IceModels, Adele@Wanderwall, Wanda @ IceModels Emi@IceModels

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Choreographed & Performed by The Seaweed Sisters: Megan Lawson, Jillian Meyers & Dana Wilson Directed & Edited by: Danny Madden & Isaac Ravishankara Shot by: Jacki Moonves Featuring: “When I Grow Up” by Fever Ray “When I Grow Up (D Lissvik Remix)” by Fever Ray “Born Free” by Matt Monro With Help from: Greer Whillans Color by: Derek Hansen @ The Mill LA isaacravishankara.com ornana.com missmeganlawson.com thedanawilson.com jillianmeyers.com

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Phillip Toledano was terrified of growing old. So he decided to do it as many times as possible. By Joshua Seftel. Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/2danssP

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FULL SCREEN AND HEADPHONES YIELD THE BEST RESULTS NONE is a short film that explores the balance of light and darkness. It has a personal narrative which plays with the notion of finding yourself amidst the noise around you. More information - CREDIT DIRECTOR / DESIGNER / CG ARTIST - Ash Thorp CO-DIRECTOR / DESIGNER / CG ARTIST - Christopher Bjerre CHARACTER DESIGNER - Alex Figini COMPOSER - Ben Lukas Boysen SPECIAL THANKS Raphael Rau Cornelius Dammrich Vitaly Bulgarov Turbo Squid Otoy

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Memory Box is the third and final film directed and produced by the filmmaking team of Aaron Aites and Audrey Ewell, (Until The Light Takes Us, 99%). It premiered on Sept. 24, 2016, at Fantastic Fest. Aaron Aites, also the singer-songwriter behind the band Iran, died on April 28, 2016, after battling cancer. His band released three albums: S/T (1998), The Moon Boys (2002) and Dissolver (2008). Pitchfork described his self-titled album, IRAN, as “unabashed excellence.” Aaron’s final EP as IRAN will be released sometime later this year or in early 2017. It is available as a reward at the link below. Aites’ last film as a director, Memory Box, was intended as a proof-of-concept for a feature. Aites and Ewell were also working on a ghost film at the time of his death. To contribute to Audrey’s Indiegogo campaign to cover finishing and distribution expenses on Memory Box, please visit http://bit.ly/2dgdXZ4.

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Earlier this year I went on a trip with Red Bull to direct and film an episode of their Chasing the Shot series. This short film is more or less a directors cut of some of my favorite images and moments from that trip featuring Cam Richards and Noah Wegrich. While the primary focus of the trip was surfing, it was hard not to get wrapped up in the beautiful scenery, landscapes and eventually the sense of time standing still. I wanted to make something to reflect that and not have such an emphasis purely on surf action and the fast pace we are constantly surrounded by. Welcome to the void, I hope you enjoy. Music By D.R. Hooker Pye Corner Audio Case Studies Willie Loco Alexander Special thanks to Red Bull, Subaru, Helge Zirkl, Chris Binns, Mark McInnes, Hank Gaskell, and Ramon Navarro

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On October 2nd, 1977 Dusty Baker hit his 30th homerun of the season. As Baker rounded the bases, an excited rookie named Glenn Burke met him at home plate, raised his arm high in the air and slapped Baker’s hand. It was the first high five recorded in the history of sports. A year later, Burke was forced out of baseball amid rumours of his sexual orientation ESPN 30 for 30 short. Screenings at SXSW, SFIFF, Maryland and more. WINNER - Best Documentary Short, San Francisco International Film Festival Directed and Edited by: Michael Jacobs Director of Photography: Michael Gioulakis Jesse Dana Original Music by: Mondo Boys Produced by: Chris Gary Co-Producer: Barry Jenkins Associate Producers: Justin Barber Ryan Simon Matt Woods Executive Producers: John Dahl Connor Schel Bill Simmons Senior Producer: Dan Silver Sound Design and Mix: Joel Raabe Motion Graphics: Jason Sussberg Colorist: Ayumi Ashley

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Carroll “Bad Water” is off of Carroll’s S/T album ‘Carroll’ is out now! Listen: Apple Music - http://bit.ly/2dwQy3f Spotify - http://spoti.fi/2dd00xj… The “Bad Water” was directed and animated by Lila Burns - http://bit.ly/2dwQIaK Follow Carroll http://bit.ly/2dcY5ZF http://bit.ly/2dwQUqH https://twitter.com/CarrollMPLS http://bit.ly/2dcY6gb

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Watch the full film here: http://bit.ly/2cP5Xh7 “Uncle Kent 2 is the craziest movie sequel ever. A defiantly unconventional crowdpleaser.” - Eric Kohn, Indiewire “Allow your head to Explode.” - Mike S. Ryan, Hammer To Nail “The most stand-alone sequel ever made.” -Calum Marsh, The Village Voice In a desperate search to create a follow-up to Joe Swanberg’s 2011 film UNCLE KENT, Kent Osborne travels to a comic book convention in San Diego where he loses his mind and confronts the end of the world. Reuniting in the GREMLINS 2 of “Indie” sequels, Joe Swanberg, Jennifer Prediger and Tipper Newton return in a surrealist look into Osborne’s madness. Written by Osborne and passing the directors’ torch over to Todd Rohal (THE CATECHISM CATACLYSM) UNCLE KENT 2 plays out like an absurdist successor that bends the rules of sequels and the minds of the audience. Directed by Todd Rohal Written by Kent Osborne Executive Produced and Co-Directed (first 12 Minutes) by Joe Swanberg Cinematography by Nathan M. Miller CAST: Kent Osborne, Lyndsay Hailey, Kate Herman, Joe Swanberg, Robert Longstreet, Jennifer Prediger, Weird Al Yankovic, Jude Swanberg, Steve Berg, Maragaret Box, Derek Cohen-Copeland, Jessica DiCicco, Toby Jones, Dylan Haggerty, Eliza Hajkova, Toby Holbrooks, Seo Kim, Katie Krentz, Robert R. Lowry, Julie Mond, Katherine Morris, Karina Noelle, Daisy O'Dell, Madeline Queripel, Emily Quinn, Davy Rothbart, Cole Sanchez, Michael Torcivia, Stephen Paul Stocker, Michael Symonds, Sean Szeles, Anthony Verlander, Erin Willetts, Jessica Yost, Jay Van Hay, Violet Bliss, Tom Fitzpatrick, Steve Little, Derek Bevil, Diana Nguyen, Fayette Marie, Julie Maximova, Phillip Ristaino, Kate Herman, Benjamin W. Barnes, Timon Birkhofer, Jaden Label, Jonathan London, Andy Ristaino, John Nania, Rich Sturdevant, Kent Kasper, R. Sky Palkowitz, Matt Winston, Ashly Burch, Lawrence Levine, Sophia Takal, Linas Phillips, Dustin Defa, Tipper Newton, Daniel Schechter, Evan Mays, Joel Huggins, Max Nikoff, Paulette Osborne and Kat Candler Festivals: SXSW, Maryland Film Festival, BAMCinemafest, Oak Cliff Film Festival and more

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Steph Gilmore, Inside The Tempest. It’s hard to go past Indonesia for a strike mission in the middle of the liturgical year. We scoured the archipelago from the comfort of our office chairs in search of a wave that compliments Steph’s particular set of skills. Steph was after “cute slabs” – the definition of which you’ll discover in due course—and while we weren’t blessed with days of waves, the one day of money was well worth the wait, and near-death experience of the boat ride back to base. Here’s two days on a leaky boat through the rose-tinted specs of the eternally peppy, Miss Stephanie Gilmore. “Stephanie is an original badass. She surfs like people should surf and plays music from her soul. She’s interested in a variety of topics outside of riding waves. She’s got an eclectic and diverse group of friends and followers all around the world. She’d be just as comfortable in her skin if nobody knew who she was. My mom wrote me yesterday and said she is a Stephanie groupie and she just loves her whole deal. You’d be hard pressed to find anyone who has anything but praise for her. She’s not complicated like most women seem to be and knows how she wants to live and what she wants. What else can I say?” Kelly Slater. http://bit.ly/2cOtxdS

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Contemporary short stories about love. January 2016.

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In this video we have tried to show movement and the enormous chromatic beauty of corals, a kind of marine animals that despite being one of the oldest animals on our planet, are mostly unknown. You will discover its stunning beauty, its spectacular colors and the mystery of his movements. To capture these images it was necessary to apply the technique of time lapse as the slow movements of these animals are very difficult to see at a glance. The use of macro lens gives a large enough vision to contemplate the huge variety of colorful species. Photographic equipment: CANON 7D CANON 550D CANON EF 100 mm 1: 2.8 L IS USM To perform this video over 25000 photographs were made for approximately 1 year. music: Atmostra III by Cedric Baravaglio, Jonathan Ochmann and Zdravko Djordjevic. We like to think that with this work, we have put a small grain of sand to raise your attention about the Great Barrier Reef, one of the natural wonders of our world, endangered because of global warming and because of the industrial projects of the Government of Australia. Thank you for your comments and likes more information: http://bit.ly/2cE90Kt ———————————————————————————————————————— En este vídeo hemos pretendido mostrar el movimiento y la enorme belleza cromática de los corales, unos animales marinos que pese a ser unos de los animales más antiguos de nuestro planeta, son unos grandes desconocidos. Descubre su sorprendente belleza , su espectacular colorido y el misterio de sus movimientos. Para captar estas imágenes fue necesaria aplicar la técnica del timelapse ya que es muy difícil apreciar a simple vista los lentos movimientos de estos animales. La utilización de objetivos macro nos ofrece una visión lo suficiente próxima como para poder contemplar la inmensa variedad de colorido de las distintas especies. Equipo fotográfico: CANON 7D CANON 550D CANON EF 100mm 1:2,8 L IS USM Para realizar este video se hicieron más de 25000 fotografías durante aproximadamente 1 año. música: Atmostra III by Cedric Baravaglio, Jonathan Ochmann and Zdravko Djordjevic. Nos gustaría pensar que con este trabajo hemos puesto un pequeño grano de arena para que no pasen tan desapercibidas las noticias acerca de La Gran Barrera de Coral, una de las maravillas naturales del mundo, que esta en peligro a causa del calentamiento global y de los macroproyectos industriales del Gobierno de Australia. Gracias por sus comentarios y likes para más información: http://bit.ly/2cE90Kt

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A retired police detective dedicates his life to preventing deaths at Japan’s suicide cliffs, providing emergency assistance and counseling even as tourists flock to the site, attracted by its notoriety as a popular suicide destination.

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Human.exe LP http://bit.ly/2cLLvh4 Video directed by Dima Terem Music by Pixelord Costume by Moon Sergei Prekrasnov DoP, Camera Dima Terem Producer Oksana Tarasova Visual Fx Dima Terem, Mikhail Gaidamaka Feat Stigma Show

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Heartbroken & unable to leave her apartment for weeks, post gut wrenching break up; Alexi is obsessed with getting her ex to return her phone calls & uses delivery boys as spirit guides to get back to herself & out of her house. An obsessive, voyeuristic, codependent, meditation on the end of a relationship. Written/Directed by/Starring: Alexi Wasser Alexi Wasser is a writer, director, actress living in Los Angeles. She is the creator of the blog imboycrazy.com, the internet talk show “Alexi In Bed” and host of the “Love, Alexi” podcast on the Nerdist network. Credits Director: Alexi Wasser Produced by: Stephanie Szerlip DP: JanCarlo Beck Editor: Stephanie Szerlip Sound Recordist: Justin Strazdas Colorist: Jaime O'Bradovich Sound Mix: Frank Rodriguez Score: Jorge A. Gonzalez & Daniel Muller Cast (in order of appearance) Alexi Wasser Megan Rosati Andrew Michaan Casey Rup Find Alexi Wasser Podcast: http://bit.ly/2damye2 Blog: http://bit.ly/2dDybNe Instagram:http://bit.ly/2daniA3 Twitter: https://twitter.com/alexiwasser Facebook: http://bit.ly/2dDxWlf

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The first installment of Invisible Thread, an ongoing ELM passion project series, Throw tells the story of an outsider from East Baltimore, an area challenged by gang violence and poverty. Often misunderstood, Coffin Nachtmahr found acceptance among a subculture of “throwers” and it turns out, he’s a virtuoso. He now helps others find a creative and social outlet by sharing the very toy that inspired him.

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Yeti Presents: “Offseason” Directed by Ben Moon Featuring: Daniel Norris Executive Producer: Scott Ballew Producer: Aimee Tetreault Creative Producer: Catherine Yrisarri Director of Photography: Ben Sturgulewski Add’l Cinematography: Skip Armstrong, Ben Moon Aerials: Ben Sturgulewski, Whitney Hassett, Ben Moon Assistant Camera: Gordon Klco, Whitney Hassett Editor: Dana Shaw Assistant editors: Gaby Scott, Cooper Kenward Post House: Avocados & Coconuts Colorist: Skip Armstrong Sound Mix: Justin Harris Original Music by Todd Hannigan and Fernando Apodaca Todd Hannigan - Baritone Guitar, 12 String, Dobro, Glass Armonica, Bass, Percussion, Vocals Fernando Apodaca - String Arrangements, Violin Jesse Siebenberg - Percussion, Slide Guitar Mario Calire - Drums Recorded and Mixed by Todd Hannigan at Brotheryn Studios “Ones And Zeros” Performed by Jack Johnson Courtesy of Brushfire Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises THANK YOU The Norris family Scott Ballew Megan Bassett Aileen Villareal Matt Laird Dalia Burde Larry Blazer Jack Hansen Adam Fetcher Kim & Jack Johnson Kizzy O'Neal Israel Nebeker Keenan Newman Jenny & Scott Jurek Anthony Pittman Taylor Martinolich Ron Myers Jeff Fink Ben Knight Scott Soens Alexandria Bombach Katie Strang Hayden Peters Renan Ozturk Taylor Rees Miranda Moon Humberto Ortigoza to see more YETI Presents content click here: http://youtube.com/user/YetiVideos/videos

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Written and Directed by Grajper DOP - Mikołaj Syguda Production - FILM FICTION Producer - Adrian Pawłowski Production Manager - Kamila Boruc Production Manager Assistant - Kasia Beaupré Production Support - Bartek Kowalski, Jędrek Dziedzic Edited by - Patrycja Piróg / FILM FICTION Postproduction - LocoMotive Colourist - Jacek Bulik Online - Łukasz Omasta / LocoMotive Sound Postproduction - Jacek “Dzeksong” Onaszczkiewicz / LocoMotive Sound - Adam Wojtaś Cast - Kasia Adamczyk, Elwira Nalazek, Paulina Gadziała, Natalia Sztabińska, Ola Szkołda, Celina Mandziak, Staszek Gomoła, Janek Wajda, Dawid Makowski, Teodor Giguere, Jegor Kirilov, Kuba Zieliński, Bartek Włoczkowski, Grzegorz Cesarczyk, Grzegorz Urbański Set Designer - Kasia Pielużek Set Designer Assistant - Ewelina Rosłaniec, Aleksandra Markowska Costume Designer - Ewelina Mróz Costume Designer Assistant - Magdalena Janiszewska Makeup Artist - Joasia Darnikiewicz Makeup Artist Assistant - Marta Chojecka Wardrobe - Rafał Malinowski Stagehand - Grzegorz Urbański Camera rental - Film Cyfrowy Rent VHS Camera Operator - Jan Szewczyk VFX Support - Bartek Wasiluk Grip - Edwin Wolski / Grip7 Best Boy - Maciej Łukowski Camera Assistant / Focus Puller - Tomek Bartosik Light - Luks Film Gaffer - Michał Obłoza / Luks Film Best Boy - Maciej Obłoza / Luks Film Special thanks to Krysia Ziółek, Spółdzielnia Mieszkaniowa “Modzelewskiego”“ w Warszawie, Karolina Cwalina, Mirosław Pytel / Yellowóz, Bernard Wnorowski Kamerra.pl, Cyprian Adamski, Piotr Cisło / Bad Boys Film Crew, Waldek "Pirania” Łowczynowski, Maciek Kurowicki, Łukasz Śliwiński, Michał Staliński / Otrębusy, Oddaj.to

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