Shot on the holy Mt. Hiei, at the Enryaku-ji temple complex located just outside modern day Kyoto, “The 1000 days” documents the legendary ritual of the Kaihōgyō, a quest to become a living Buddha with a practice of daily pilgrimage that over 7 years and 1000 days brings the few monks who undergo it to travel 24,000 miles - roughly the equivalent of the Earth’s circumference - in the search for the ultimate enlightenment. The piece gives us an exclusive access into these incredible human beings and the teachings they live by to complete the training which would rank among the most demanding physical and mental challenges in the world. Only 46 men have completed the 1000 day pilgrimage since 1885.

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support: http://bit.ly/2vdoMkf hire me: http://dlew.me uncensored version of my film ‘time for sushi’ YouTube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcXiwNjkhxU Directed by David Lewandowski merch: http://bit.ly/2ueZk0q http://twitter.com/badmocap Music by Jean-Jacques Perrey & Gilbert Sigrist “Dynamoog” http://bit.ly/2vdCcfY New archival release: http://bit.ly/2uf4VUC Biography - http://amzn.to/2rDwGSA Ocean Theme and Sound Design - Jamie Vance http://bit.ly/2ueZkNY Download Ocean Theme: http://bit.ly/2sGLhQ5 Technical Director - Patrick Goski http://bit.ly/2vdpRIX Production Assistant - Jared Silvia http://bit.ly/2ueZlBw On-Set Production Assistant - http://bit.ly/2vdo86g Additional Matchmoving - Josh Johnson http://vfxdaily.com Colorist - Christian Sprenger Special Thanks, Karina Benesh, Ko Ransom. Interpreter - Hoshiki Tsunoda Retro Vending Machine music by USK http://bit.ly/2uf05Xo https://www.youtube.com/user/onsenjaz… Dakimakura Illustration - Sakkan https://twitter.com/sakkan69 http://bit.ly/2vdol9G… Created with Maxon Cinema 4D

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In this Oscar-nominated short, a mysterious vinyl record suddenly allows Pia to travel through time. “A Single Life” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere. Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2sQuvfa

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One day I woke up and I saw everything in perspective… Directed by Fernando Livschitz www.bsfilms.me http://bit.ly/2uisj4y http://bit.ly/2uRzWvQwww.bsfilms.me http://bit.ly/2uisj4y http://bit.ly/2uRzWvQ

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The story of musician Janus Rasmussen, one half of Kiasmos​. Third chapter of “My favorite music memory” series created by Igloo Films and Primavera Sound. It was a huge pleasure to translate Janus’s story into images. I wanted to experiment, to bring the spectator to Janus’s shoes and to homage the nordic spirit. Directed and created by Sebastián Baptista Illustration & Design: Elda Broglio Modeling & Rigging: Morphika Texture Patterns: Caro Carballo Render, shading and magic: Andy Reisinger From “My favorite music memory” series Creative Direction: Alex Julià Original idea: Joan Pons Thanks to: Andy “The guru”, Pol & Device, Eze Pini, Fabian, Aimarr and Paola. Janus & Kiasmos, Erased Tapes Records, Kobalt Music Group www.sebastianbap.com

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a free, experimental work i did togthere with Martin Boué

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A short about how the bravest thing any of us ever does is reveal ourselves to another person–and how that’s also our only hope to ever be known and loved. Dedicated to everyone who’s endured trauma and chosen love despite it.

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Director - Allie Avital Cinematographer - Ryan Hope Production Company - Partizan Executive Producer - Laura Jones Senior Producer - Whitney Jackson Producer - Jade Forté Production Designer - Victoria Foraker Gaffer - Chris Tonkovich Key Grip - Alex Emmons Editor - Jake Schwartz Colorist - Nick Metcalf / The Mill VFX - B.ART VFX Studio

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Help Kickstart EP 3! http://kck.st/2ubvKtG Stopmotion webseries about a corporation that unleashed a plague of biomechanical parasites on its workers.

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How to work in a free music video on set…when the client isn’t looking. There are a lot of people we owe thanks and credit to, but we don’t want to risk making them culpable and/or embarrassing them for associating with us. http://bit.ly/2sXF18e

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A 15 year old boy remembers his best friend Coyote Boy: a free-living train-hopper who has gone missing. OFFICIAL SELECTION Slamdance Film Festival 2017 Indie Grits Film Festival 2017 First Run Film Festival 2017 Kodak Vision Award 2016 Writer/Director: Haley Elizabeth Anderson Director of Photography: Jomo Fray Producer: Josh Foster Co-Producers: Todd D’Amour, Lauren Cargo, and Jake Graham Felson Editor: Harry Cepka Sound Design and Mix: Larry Lipf Color: Elias Nousiopoulos @ The Mill Starring: Hale Lytle Tre’ Marquis Frazier Dante Crichlow Warren Derick Tori Wolsefer D’Angelo Davis Todd D’Amour Tasha Frazier Raquel Lydia Leal Alexis Scott Martin Bradford Nathan Tucker

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“Man must rise above the earth – to the top of the atmosphere and beyond – for only thus will he fully understand the world in which he lives.” (Socrates) LAND OF MINE is an experimental macro short which is made of acrylic paint on paper. The idea was to recreate the unique look on planet earth from space which sometimes rather appears like an abstract piece of art than a real photo. From far away, the surface of our planet shows the beauty of it’s landscapes, coasts and the sea in perfect order. It’s highly expressive visual aesthetics and it’s contextual narrative inspired me to create an artistic interpretation of what I’ll never see with my own eyes. It’s just flowing colors on drawing paper, but it’s there, it’s massive and it’s real: the land of mine. More information about the project: http://bit.ly/2sHv8Yp http://bit.ly/2u0poNn http://bit.ly/2sHHTlF All footage is shot in 4K, pure organic visuals, no CGI. Music from Tristan Barton. Find out more about this composer on http://bit.ly/2u0qBEm or http://bit.ly/2sHWTzS. Licensing: roman(at)terracollage(dot)com www.terracollage.com http://bit.ly/2haXasEwww.terracollage.com http://bit.ly/2haXasE

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A short film about the mysteries of inspiration. Featuring thoughts on the subject by: David Lynch Robert Krulwich Chuck Close Tracy Clayton & Heben Nigatu Ray Barbee Lulu Miller Susan Orlean and a couple of kids named Mason and Ursula Presented by www.transom.org With funding from The National Endowment for the Arts For more about this video, visit: http://bit.ly/2u03V7cwww.transom.org With funding from The National Endowment for the Arts For more about this video, visit: http://bit.ly/2u03V7c

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The second film in the Sense of Place series takes viewers onto the frozen plateau of the Cairngorms National Park, where boulder fields ring with the strange call of the Ptarmigan, Reindeer dig for food in the frozen ground and Snow Hares hide from ferocious winds. The Sense of Place series offers an intimate view of the most wild and remote wildlife habitats still left in the U.K, aiming to show the true value of these rare and fragile habitats. www.maxsmith.tv www.joshuapacey.com

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Into Bliss is a short inception into the mind of Jordan Rodin and an ode to the notion of free friction surfing. Far away from the competitive and commercial nature of surfing, and heavily inspired by Finless surfer Derek Hynd, Jordan embraces a free roaming approach, rekindling the emotions of why he fell in love with surfing in the first place. For the fun of it. No rules. No constraints. Into Bliss is an insight to the joys of free friction surfing and the sensations embraced by Jordan Rodin for his love of the ocean. A Short film by Pierre David & Douglas Guillot, featuring Jordan Rodin. Music by Talk Talk, The Rainbow, Album Spirit Of Eden, buy it here : http://apple.co/1Tbcumm Music by The War On Drugs, Red eyes, Album Lost In the Dream, buy it here : http://apple.co/2txJazV

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Artist: Washed Out Album: Mister Mellow Label: Stones Throw Management: Constant Artists Director: Drew Tyndell Producer: Rhiannon Leifheit Tyndell

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Website: http://bit.ly/2sBmdHY Synopsis: A visual poem and surrealist requiem for the Kalmyk people that were mass-deported by USSR from 1943-1957 and half of them died before they were allowed to return home. The film manifests itself as an archetype with frame by frame hand painted imagery, bringing back an example of human history on the eternal and universal theme of diaspora and the loss of homeland. Credits Directed and animated by: Alisi Telengut Sound design: Alisi Telengut Song: Fly Fly My Sadness by Bulgarian Voice Angelite and Tuvan music Group Huun-Huur-Tu Song License from: Uli Balß, JARO Medien GmbH Supervisors: Luigi Allemano, Shira Avni Acknowledgements: The film was supported by the animation research facilities at Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, Concordia University Henry P. and Thomas R. Schreiner Documentary Award The Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Produced with the assistance of National Film Board of Canada (NFB) - Filmmaker Assistance Program Technical Coordinator: Steve Hallé Studio Administrator: Victoire-Émilie Bessette Studio Coordinator: Dominique Forget Sound Mixer: Geoff Mitchell Online Editor: Yannick Carrier Special Thanks: Luigi Allemano, Shira Avni, Jean-Claude Bustros, Réne Daigle, Charlene Pommerehnke, Colette Brière, Richard Kerr, Marcus Von Holttzendorff, Amely A. Jurgenliemk, Phil Hawes, Maureen Kennedy, Dominique Forget, Steve Hallé, Michael Fukushima, Geoff Mitchell, Yannick Carrier, Trevor Gould, Candice Tarnowski ©2016 Alisi Telengut

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Behind the scenes of the creation of the mascots and basketball players I collected to realize a pack of emoji for the NBA APP ‘NBAmoji’

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Loosing himself between memories and fantasies from his childhood, a sailor remembered his encounter, friendship and love with the sea. _ “I first saw them from the top of the cliff Some days I watched them sliding on the sand Coming and leaving as the days went by The wind carrying their scent on my face We were good friends back then I observed them in silence Behind the barrier of sand One of them pulled me into her run She was fiery and fast The other, peaceful Unveiled her treasures in the sunrise You never stopped calling my name Carrying my body on your swell, pulling me away from the shores I’m sailing today come hell or high water on this sea with two faces” _ Directed by Arthur Chaumay (http://bit.ly/2tROn5i) and Simon Duong Van Huyen (http://bit.ly/2syWC26) Narrated by Anatole de Bodinat Sound design by Mathieu Tiger Poem written by Arthur Chaumay CG short film directed within the 3rd year’s Character Animation and Animated Filmmaking program at Gobelins, l'école de l'image: http://bit.ly/1Jdwb1M

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