Valley of the Shadow

Valley of the Shadow

A journey through some of the empty and wild places out west. My music (all proceeds will go to the National Parks Foundation) https://timkellner.bandcamp.com/releases​ https://ift.tt/1kfazNj

FISHΞRMAN

FISHΞRMAN

FISHΞRMAN is the life cycle of a creative mind. A fisherman harvests wealth, represented by Ξ, the symbol that pivots between two worlds. The underlying themes of the film are the accumulation and disintegration of wealth and the transition between two worlds. Smaller motifs come from Jean Michel Basquiat, which appear in the body paint, the graffiti "SAMO AS A CURRENCY," and in the title of the final piece "SAΞMO." I think of the combination of fleshy pinks and gold accents as the primary palette of life. This abstract short film is the culmination of my last eight months in the NFT space. I was deeply inspired by this massive shift in the digital art world. Soundtrack by Coolbreez + Kace.beats.

ENOUGH — A Dream, A Nightmare, A Musical

ENOUGH — A Dream, A Nightmare, A Musical

"enough." is a 2021 Oscar-qualified hip-hop odyssey. Using footage shot over a decade, you are brought into the stormy inner world of one optimistic Black teen coming of age in America. Directed by Caleb Slain Starring Nathan Nzanga Music & Lyrics by Nathan Nzanga Created in Community at Prodigy Camp Producers: Rick Stevenson, Max Losee, Ethan Senekar, Hope Alexander, Jennette Vasiljevic, La'Charles Trask, Caleb Slain Co-Executive Producers: William Way, Nathan Nzanga, Elizabeth Neufeld DP: Drew Dawson Production Designer: Hadley Hillel Editing: Nick Pezzillo, Caleb Slain Wardrobe: Ron Leaman

Ciervo

Ciervo

An emotionally haunting and visually beautiful experience, ‘Ciervo’ tells the story of a young girl who holds violence, submission, and independence in an uneasy balance as one morphs into the other. Awards: Student Academy Award 2020: Gold Medallion in Animation Grand Prix Student and Young Competition at the Warsaw Animation Festival 2020 Grand Prix International Student Animation at Les Sommets du Cinema D'Animacion 2020 WIA Best Film class of 2020 Audience Award at NFFTY 2020 Youth Jury First Prize at RIIFF 2020 Winner in Animation at Humano Film Festival 2020 Finalist at JellyFest 2021 Finalist at the Rome Independent Cinema Festival 2020 Festivals: Animafest Cyprus 2020 Animest 2020 Animation Block Party 2020 Cinanima 2020 Rhode Island International Film Festival 2020 Warsaw Animation Festival 2020 Les Sommets du Cinema D'Animacion 2020 Sweaty Eyeballs 2020 Festival of Animation Berlin 2020 San Diego Underground Film Festival 2020 NFFTY 2020 Humano Film Festival 2020 TAF 2020 Kuandu Animation Festival 2020 Marbella International Film Festival 2020 Stuff MX Film Festival 2020 Valencia Indie Film Festival 2021 JellyFest 2021

SATELLIKE

SATELLIKE

SATELLIKE - artistic sceneries of Asia, created with ink on a piece of paper. This project was initiated by a job I did for the National Palace Museum of Taipeh. The museum ran an exhibition on culture treasures of the history of Taiwan in 2020. I was hired to create fluid and abstract interpretations of some iconic items, a collection of several drawings and artworks. I decided to develop my existing methods further, stepping away from stock paints and ink and creating most of the paints myself. One important aspect was to implement natural colors and realistic earth tones to the color palette and focus more on details than on a commercial look with punchy color and contrast. Over a period of 4 months, I experimented with natural substances like sand, stone powder and historic pigments. Some of these supplies are rare and expensive, for example jade and malachite powder. What you see in SATELLIKE are very long shots of watery ink in motion on several coats of half dried paint. Drying the paint leads to organic structures which can be brought to life again with water, ink and sour flow release mediums. The results look different from my usual approach, way more realistic and less otherworldly. I was excited about the aesthetics of the images and decided to do an individual piece. Although this is the final result for now, it feels more like I’m at the very beginning. Thanks for watching. _________________________________________________________ This video is available in 8K SDR and HDR for commercial usage. Request a license here: https://ift.tt/363Yx1y Music licensed via Premiumbeat: "The Watch" by Tristan Barton. _________________________________________________________ Terracollage // Experimental Fluid Art and Macro Cinematography // Stock Footage // Licensing // Production // 8K // HDR https://ift.tt/1GSl82J https://ift.tt/1GSl8zI https://ift.tt/2Spu09w

shame - Water in the Well

shame - Water in the Well

A video about being in multiple places at once :) Director's Notes Article: https://ift.tt/3bOU1uz

THE LONELY ORBIT

THE LONELY ORBIT

Leaving for his dream job, a satellite technician keeps solitude at bay by constantly texting with his old friends. After neglecting his duties a satellite leaves its orbit which causes the worlds network to collapse. 9’ 22”, Switzerland, 2019 An animated short film by Frederic Siegel & Benjamin Morard. Produced by Marwan Abdalla Eissa. For more information, festival selections and making of, please go to: https://ift.tt/35S8EqM Distribution: www.bonobostudio.hr Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPXhsT0O8fU https://ift.tt/2MvhN4f https://ift.tt/36hYJxe https://ift.tt/3t8lnlm Awards: Highly Commended Award, Cardiff Animation Festival 2020 Best International Short, 2nd Place, Chilemonos 2020 Youth Jury Award, Nuit du Court Métrage 2020 Prix Opale, Delémont Hollywood 2020 Luzerner Filmpreis, 2nd Place, Upcoming Film Makers 2020 The Favourite Film of the Student Jury, Primanima World Festival of First Animations 2019 Best Animated Short, SITGES International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia 2019 (Oscar-Qualifying) Special Mention, Animatou 2019 Fantastic Swiss Award, Fantoche 2019 Swiss Youth Award, Fantoche 2019

BMW History of Horsepower

BMW History of Horsepower

Credits: Production Company: Final Frontier Executive Producers: Chris Colman, Gustavo Karam, Julieta Zajaczkowski Project Managers: Angeles Blasco, Yanyie Tran Production Assistant: Yeeman Lin Director: BlinkMyBrain (Ariel Costa) Design: Galuh Indri, Martin Busacca, Malena de Luca, Ariel Costa, Leandro Chaman, francisco baudizzone, Juan Dellacha Animation: Lio Skliar, Lucas Barrios, Maks Fede, Nico Agarzua, Matias Lavarello, Ariel Costa Music for client version: Music Production Company: Cachorro Loco Music Composer: Facundo Capece Sound Design: Lola Richte Music for Director’s Cut: Thorsen - Next Level.

BEST SELLER

BEST SELLER

When the reigning queen of the Home Shopping Network is killed live on-the-air during a hair drying demonstration gone wrong, her three venomous, power-hungry disciples enter into a cutthroat competition for her coveted time slot. Written and Directed by: Nora Kirkpatrick Co-written by: Dennis McNicholas CAST: Marla - Beth Grant Laurel - Noureen DeWulf Charleese - Erinn Hayes Cindy - Jen Tullock Junior - Barry Rothbart Rodney - Nico Santos Produced by: Olivia Wilde, Jessica Elbaum, John Lang, David Carrico, James Parrinello Production Design: Tyler Jensen Music By: Mitchell Yoshida DP: Jeff Leeds Cohn Costumes: Bryn Carter Stunts: Jess Harbeck Editor: Al LeVine

BITTU

BITTU

A close friendship between two girls is eclipsed by an accidental poisoning at school. Based on a true story. Written & Directed by Karishma Dev Dube Produced by Mary Evangelista & Shreya Dev Dube Cinematography by Shreya Dev Dube Presented by Indian Women Rising Collective © 2020 Karishma Dube

a small antelope horn

a small antelope horn

A Small Antelope Horn’ by Carlo Rovelli, theoretical physicist, founder of loop quantum gravity theory and bestselling author, is out now exclusively on Alexander. Set in northern Tanzania, this non-fiction feature follows Rovelli’s recent journey from studying black holes to tracking animals with the Hadza—one of the last hunter-gatherer societies in Africa. Read by Academy Award-nominated actor Richard E. Grant, ‘A Small Antelope Horn’ speaks of the history of civilisation, and the timeless wisdom of nomadic lifestyles of the past. Read, listen, and watch the full story on Alexander. Available in the App Store. Written by @carlitorovelli Read by @richard.e.grant Directed by @_rubberband Animated by @james_siewert_artwork Music by @cosmosheldrake Creative direction @lookstudiosnyc

Bromance

Bromance

Sometimes a friendship can crack under the most banal strain. Two burly men deal with such a loss in their own way - with a lot of strangely tender violence. Guided by a mysterious mentor, they finally reunite for one last round. Starring: Ladislav Lahoda, Roman Kracík, Miroslav Navrátil Director: Jaroslav Moravec Cinematography: Tomáš Kotas Produced by: Kryštof Zelenka, Veronika Jelšíková Stunts: Filmka Costumes: Marek Volf Production Design: Matilda Tlolková 1st AC: Matěj Kovárník, Dominik Brostl 2nd AC: Jakub Veinlich Key Grip: Josef Kos Crane: Camera Team Prague Steadicam: Filip Rybář Gaffer: Roger Keist Colorhouse: Metropolitana Color Barcelona Color Grading: Ruben Galamba Color producer: Eli Meoz Retouch: RUR PA: Adrian Beciar , Adam Rýgl, Lilly Tvrzová, David Sup Music: Marek Urbánek Makeup: Michaela Kyselová Sound design and Sound mix: Jan Šléška Sound recordist: Petr Kolev, Alex Strapková, Radim Lipčík BTS: Photos Marcel Lobenwein Graphic Design: Jan Novák Trainees: David Fíla, Marek Vetrať, Lukáš Nemejovský Support by: Arri Rental, Biofilms, Bistro Films

A Special Offer

A Special Offer

What DO you do when life gives you lemons? We have been inside our apartment for a very long time and this video commemorates the dreamworld we inhabit every day. What a time to be barely alive! --- FYI: we are not in anyway affiliated with Old Grand or Beam Suntory. Saw the bottle you see here in Alabama in 2014 and it has never left my mind. (But if you ask me, "A Pleasant Orange Hue" has a lot of potential as a slogan). --- THOROUGHBREAD.CA 2021: Directed by: Fraser Munden Concept: Fraser Munden + Catherine Dubeau 2D Animator: Catherine Dubeau Sound Design: Michael Pinsonneault Voice Actor: Piotr Michael 3D Animator: Jacob McConnell ‘Tom Hurtins’ Landscape: Pascal Xavier Poirier Mixing Engineer: Rob Heaney Special Foley: Lauma Cenne Script: Fraser Munden Feline: Bishop Motion + Edit: Fraser Munden Special thanks to Clarke Café. May we one day work in your fine establishment again. --- E-mail: fraser@thoroughbread.ca Instagram: @frasermunden

Field of Vision - Do Not Split

Field of Vision - Do Not Split

Told from within the heart of the Hong Kong protests, “Do Not Split” begins in 2019 as a proposed bill allowing the Chinese government to extradite criminal suspects to mainland China escalated protests throughout Hong Kong. Unfolding across a year, “Do Not Split” captures the determination and sacrifices of the protesters, the government’s backlash, and the passage of the new Beijing-backed national security law. Directed by Anders Hammer

We Don't Have To Know - Keli Holiday

We Don't Have To Know - Keli Holiday

Remember being young and blissfully ignorant? Remember how much easier it was to be happy when you cared less? The theme of the song “we don’t have to know” embodies this carefree spirit and living freely attitude. So, the idea of the video was to tap into that special camaraderie only childhood friends have and capture that youthful feeling of living on a high, not giving a fuck and going at life one skate trick at a time. Featured on Booooooom, Directors Library and Film Shortage. Credits: Starring: Ben @benyeezee Roach @roachyofficial Dre @imforeignn Miles @1kmiles_ Dan @dapperboydan Kumar @lil_foreign_savage Steph @stephanie.wise Director: Ben Dean @dissc0 Producer: Todd Blumberg @toddybeez Rafael Thomaseto @thomaseto DP: Ben Goodman @bengoodman_dp Editor: Jordan Orme @jordan_orme Wardrobe Stylist: Chloe & Chenelle Delgadillo @chloeandchenelle Sound Design / Mix: Jack Goodman @jackgoodmansound Color: Houmam @@hhoumam 1st AC: Travis Waddell @traviswaddell PA: Talon Hadfield @talonsbackyardbread Shot on @kodak_shootfilm Music by: @keliholiday

European Vacation

European Vacation

A fish abroad. A travel video for all of us that cannot travel right now. https://nateshaw.tv/ Locations in order of appearance: Galerie sud du cloître, Elne (66) Chapelle du château de blois Chapelle Saint-Jacques, Villefranche de R. (12) Ecole de médecine, Poitiers (86) Eglise du Puch, Sauveterre de Guyenne (33) Eglise romane Saint-Jacques, Aubeterre (16) Eglise notre-dame-la-grande, Poitiers Palais de la Berbie, Albi (81) Cathédrale, Narbonne (11) Chapelle du château de blois Eglise du Puch, Sauveterre de Guyenne (33) Eglise Saint Sauveur, Figeac (46) Garenne Lemot, Clisson (44) Eglise San Agustin, Cadix Eglise St-Denis, Lichères (16) Eglise St-Hilaire, Melle (79) Eglise St Pierre, Aurignac (31) Eglise Sainte Radegonde, Poitiers (86) Hôtel des créneaux, Orléans Peintures médiévales (int/ext), Mont (65) Monastère Sainte Claire, Lavaur Palais de Jacques Coeur, Bourges All locations are from photogrammetry captured by Antoine Laurent, https://twitter.com/Archeomatique on Twitter and https://ift.tt/3a0B1GP. They are licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

Eer

Eer

Eer is a short film written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli, based on real events. Starring Alia Shawkat, Alex Warren Made with the support of Oslo Pictures, Furlined & BWGTBLD GmbH. Additional support from Pomp&Clout Cinematography by Ben Mullen. Prosthetic Makeup Design by Izzi Galindo. 1st AC Adam Marquez. Sound Recording Jose Gallo, Erin Fitzgerald. Styling by Kaysie Bergens. Sound Design by Chase Everett. Coloring by Andrew Francis. Produced by Andy Ruse. Written, directed and edited by Kristoffer Borgli. Also appearing: Jordan Raf, Julia Feil, Marie Soderbergh, Robbie Barnett Special thanks to Alexandra Noel, Ross Wiggins, Lars Kjelsnes, Bjarne Bare, Lucy Bull.

STORIES FROM THE INSIDE, Hospital Care for People In Prisons

STORIES FROM THE INSIDE, Hospital Care for People In Prisons

Hospital clinicians do not generally receive any training about the health or service needs of prisoners. To engage hospital staff in these issues, an animation directed by Tjoff Koong Studios and produced by Passion Pictures has been created based on data collection from people in prison. The interviews gathered from people in prison proved to be a powerful script for the film. The short film offers real insight, with real voices from prisoners and acts as a starting point for discussion around positive changes that can be made to maintain dignity for people in prison and also to offer advice and support for staff. Credits  Research Team Chantal Edge - Chief Investigator, University College London Rich Stockley - Co-investigator, Surrey Heartlands Health and Care Partnership Georgia Black - Co-investigator, University College London Emma King - Collaborator, University College London Laura Swabey - Collaborator, University College London Jake Hard - Collaborator, Royal College of General Practitioners Secure Environments Group Research Partners User Voice Surrey County Council University College London Surrey Heartlands Health and Care Partnership Animation Directed by Tjoff Koong Studios (Tezo Don Lee & Magnus Lenneskog) Animated by Tezo Don Lee & Magnus Lenneskog Additional Animation by George Wheeler & Natasza Cetner Sound design and music by Luciano Rossi Production Passion Animation Studios & Greenhouseanimation Producer Becky Perryman Funding Wellcome Trust Surrey Heartlands Health and Care Partnership

Salvatore Ganacci 200+ IQ shorts

Salvatore Ganacci 200+ IQ shorts

A collection of three high IQ shorts for Salvatore Ganacci. Each film has around 200 IQ which equals to approximately 600 IQ total. Director - Vedran Rupic Producer - Siamand Masoodian Producer - Christian Kuosmanen Creative - Gustav Sundström DOP - Lionel Cabrera 1stAC - Josef Persson Production Designer - Amanda Aagard Art dep assistant: Charlotte Gunnarsson SFX - David Peter Gaffer - Bengt Grewin Recordist - Lars Wignel PA - Ishak Assia Cast: Salvatore Ganacci Jakob Tamm Camilla Milton Miodrag Stojanovic Victor Von Schirach Marianne Skoglund

DESPOT

DESPOT

An ode to the viruses of our day.

OMEGA II - Sébastien Guérive

OMEGA II - Sébastien Guérive

Single release on January 22, 2021 Sébastien Guérive - Omega II [Omega Point] Choose your preferred music service: https://orcd.co/yx336vg BANDCAMP https://ift.tt/392gnH3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFbY8wJeJU0&feature=youtu.be Omega II Music by Sébastien Guérive Omega II is a track from Sebastien Guerive’s upcoming album Omega Point. The duration of the track is 5 minutes and 13 seconds and has an accompanying experimental music video. We combined several techniques to bring to life the meaning of the music. The use of continuous rhythmic cycles illustrates birth and the continuous movements of life as well as adding textures to the music. In order to create the image birth and the perpetual motions of life that follow it, the film begins with a lone professional dancer, stark against a dark background, birth. Then, we used post-production effects to multiply her movements, the motions. These sequences represent the past, the present and the future, the cycle of life, creatures continually being born and dying. Macro shots on the moving dancer’s skin mimic an insect ready to emerge from its chrysalis. The camera transforms the visual experience in a sensory experience. In erasing the body contours of the filmed subject, we were able to creates new visible shapes, lines, textures and sensations. This piece of art sets out to capture through film the sensitive and pure nature of movement; exploring both free and mechanical movement. The camera does not follow the dancer, rather remains stationary as the dancer’s movements create life within the frame. The imagery of birth is continued by inter-cutting shots of the dancer with shots of butterflies hatching from their chrysalis’ – a rare phenomenon to capture on film, especially in nature. To achieve this, we filmed the metamorphosis of the caterpillars in a small light box. The butterflies hatched early in the morning (between 6 and 8am), approximately 2 weeks after the caterpillars had created their chrysalises. They were filmed against a black background. The chrysalises were hooked by their silk thread to a flowering branch. Lit by LED tubes, using the colors red, yellow and blue, in addition, a little 24 Watts projector was used. The colors carry through the piece, tying it together, whether it is from the light or the clothes’ color. To visualize the layers of the music, we worked on a series of macro photos which we edited in throughout the track as ‘glitches’. The photos are visually independent of the video but are compatible with the dancer’s movements. To capture these varied images, we had to travel to a number of different locations (cities and forests alike). The process was complicated as in editing we had to align the central focus of each photograph in order to create fluidity in the transition between each of the 25 images that appeared per second. Our society is made up of individuals, all distinct from one another, and each with their own subjectivity. The animal kingdom is no different. Perhaps, in accepting our similarities to other creatures we can learn to stop viewing ourselves as superior to other life on earth. In doing so we may learn ways to better ourselves and our society to create a future beneficial to each of us. Insects may seem so far removed from us but in observing them we would be able to identify something akin to our cultures. FESTIVALS: -Finalist Florence Film Awards -Award winner Indie Short Fest Los Angeles -Official selection Experimental, Dance & Music Toronto -Finalist Oniros Film Awards New York -Award winner HOLLYWOOD Gold Awards -Semi-Finalist 2020 IMVA London -Official Selection Brussels independent film festival Director : Thomas Blanchard Dancer : Alice Regnouf Production : Sébastien Guérive Special thanks to : Mélanie Combaud Annick & Michel Guérive Lou Guérive Gérard Boucard François Le Berre Denis Peltier Eddy Hupin Myriam Boubekeur https://ift.tt/3c1oRjF https://ift.tt/sZ3rHt

Cayenne (2020)

Cayenne (2020)

CAYENNE A film by Simon Gionet. Fiction, Canada, 2020, 10min41. Production : Littoral Films | Distribution : SPIRA OV with English subtitles — SYNOPSIS — During her shift at a remote gas station, a female clerk ventures in the night to fix a man’s broken car, unsure if she should have trusted him. — ÉQUIPE/CREW — Scénario/Screenplay : Simon Gionet Direction de la photographie/Cinematographer : François Herquel Montage/Editor : Simon Gionet Prise de son/Sound : Pierre Cautain Mixage/Sound mix : Joey Simas Conception sonore/Sound design : Marianne Boisvert, Joshua Crosby (assistant) Musique /Music : Paloma B. Daris Direction artistique/Artistic Direction : Gabrielle Laurendeau-Martin Interprètes/Cast : Marianne Fortier , Jean-Sébastien Courchesne — BIO — EN: Originally from Quebec City, Simon Gionet is a Montreal-based director, screenwriter and co-founder of Littoral Films. After completing his degree in Film Production at Concordia University, where he studied the viewer’s role in fiction filmmaking, he currently dedicates himself to writing and directing stories that are driven by strong narrative frames where characters reveal their contradictions in the circumstances of their environment. — FESTIVALS — - 2020 - In competition | Festival de Clermont-Ferrand, France Canadian Grand Prize | REGARD - Festival international de court métrage au Saguenay, Canada In competition | Tampere Film Festival, Finland In competition | Carrousel de RImouski, Canada In competition | Palm Springs International ShortFest, USA In competition | The Norwegian Short Film Festival, Norway In competition | Brussels Short Film Festival, Belgium In competition | Indy Shorts International Film Festival, USa In competition | La Guarimba International Film Festival, Italy Special Mention Best Director | Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival, USA In competition | Molise Cinema, Italy In competition | Fantasia Film Festival, Canada In competition | Odense International Film Festival, Danmark In competition | Busho Film Festival, Hungary In competition | Off-courts Trouville, France Best Fiction Short Award | Minikino Film Week, Indonesia In competition | Wiz-Art, Ukraine In competition | Leiden International Short Film Festival, The Netherlands In competition | Figari Film Fest, Italy Audience Choice Best Short Film Award | Cinefest Sudbury, Canada In competition | Indie Street Film Fest, USA In competition | Sedicicorto Forli International Film Festival, Italy In competition | Schlingel - International Film Festival for Children and Young Audience, Germany In competition | Filmets Badalona, Spain In competition | Bolton Film Festival, England In competition | Asiana International Short Film Festival, South Korea In competition | Thessaloniki Short Film Fest, Greece In competition | Cinémania, Canada In competition | Courts en scène, France In competition | Festival du Film Francophone de Tübingen-Stuttgart, Germany In competition | FICFA, Canada In competition | Festival du court métrage d'Auch, France In competition | Visioni Corte Short Film Festival, Italy In competition | Longue vue sur le court, Canada In competition | Shorts That Are Not Pants, Canada In competition | Festival Images en vues, Canada In competition | Hamilton Film Festival, Canada ______ EN : https://ift.tt/3r76S0l SPIRA — Sébastien Merckling / distribution@spira.quebec / 418-523-1275

MACMILLAN

MACMILLAN

Director: Jonathan Alric | Production: Iconoclast UK

GENERATION PEP "DANCE 10000"

GENERATION PEP "DANCE 10000"

In many parts of the world, children are leading an increasingly sedentary lifestyle, threatening both their short and long-term health. But the Swedish non-profit organization Generation Pep wants to change that – by creating a unique choreographed dance featuring 10.000 steps, to the iconic track D.A.N.C.E by Justice. Starring the 9-year-old dancing prodigy Lilyana Ilunga. “Dance 10.000” is a global campaign created to inspire children and young people to move, while at the same time highlighting the problems and consequences of a sedentary lifestyle. With a unique music video featuring a choreographed dance with the 10.000 steps often referred to as the daily recommendation for physical activity. According to the World Health Organisation, WHO, childhood obesity is one of the most serious global public health challenges of the 21st century, affecting every country in the world. In just 40 years, the number of school-age children and adolescents with obesity has risen more than 10-fold, from 11 million to 124 million (2016 estimates). Besides, an estimated 216 million were classified as overweight but not obese in 2016. The condition also affects younger children, with over 38 million children aged under 5 living with overweight or obesity in 2017. Dancer - Lilyana Ilunga Janitor - Gaspard Auge Music - Justice D.A.N.C.E Agency - Forsman & Bodenfors Creatives - Adam Ulvegärde, Clara Uddman, Marcus Hägglöf Agency producer - Magnus Kennhed Director - Filip Nilsson Producer - Sergej israel DoP - Mattias Rudh Executive producer- Kalle Wettre Set Design - Koja - Ulrika Axén & Tobias Eiving Stylist - Denise Östholm Hair & Make up - Jenny Fred Choreographer - Sabrina Lonis Manager - Steven Clerima Editor - Andreas Arvidsson (WGTAM) VFX - Swiss Grade - Tom Poole, CO3 Sound design - Plop - Fredrik Sundberg Developing 35mm - Focus Film Production Manager - Jon Hertov Coordinator - Alina Grön Prod ass. - Caroline Lindsten Prod ass. - Johanna Suxen Location Manager - Jesper Sundman First AD - Jimmy Francis Steadi cam - Johan Philips 1st AC - Simon Bengtsson 2nd AC - Jesper Lundqvist VTR - Filip Thunberg Gaffer - Kristian Bergström Gaffer - Olle Mollander Spark - Leonard Gaszynski Spark - Joel Sundqvist Spark - Anders Dahl Grip - Elias Branner Grip - Aurelio van der Smut Grip - Sebastian Karlsson Grip ass. Hugo Witting Props Master - Max Isaksson Props Assistant. - Alice Andersson

I Want to Be the Ocean

I Want to Be the Ocean

A small community in the woods experiences a flooding. The people of the city recite a poem, admitting to their doubts. A meandering film about identity and uncertainty and the hope to escape it. Created for Adult Swim - Off The Air written & directed by Raman Djafari https://ift.tt/2v63t5b sound design by Max Gausepohl https://ift.tt/2GvOmeh produced by Charlie Perkins & BlinkInk https://ift.tt/3oVmG4E Off The Air, ADULT SWIM and all related elements are used with the permission of and are trademarks of CartoonNetwork © 2021.

Fatigue // Max Fierek's Fight to Ride

Fatigue // Max Fierek's Fight to Ride

Max Fierek tested positive for Lyme disease when he was nine years old, since then he has fought fatigue, lung capacity, muscle fatigue, short term memory loss and mood swings. For Max, living with Lyme disease for half his life has taught him empathy for others and to cherish his time outside in nature which helps him stay positive and fight for his love of mountain biking. Lyme disease is a tick-borne illness caused by the bacterium Borrelia Burgdorferi. If Lyme disease isn’t treated promptly or effectively symptoms can last weeks, months or even years after the tick bite. For more information about how to prevent and treat Lyme disease, please visit www.Lymedisease.org

Black Owned - Jackson

Black Owned - Jackson

Introducing Black Owned, a film series exploring the Black entrepreneurial spirit and its essential contribution to the American economy through the perspectives of business owners.

INSMED | UNBREAKABLE

INSMED | UNBREAKABLE

For exclusive Making of >>> follow us on instagram :) https://ift.tt/35Aqelw “Unbreakable” is the story of Barbara the Bunny. When she begins to persistently cough, “Quality Control” at the toy factory labels her “defective,” and so her search for treatment begins. She goes from shop to shop to no avail, until she discovers a loose string of yarn that takes her on a magical journey across town and into the arms of a toy repair shop owner.

Verner Panton Panthella Brass

Verner Panton Panthella Brass

The iconic Panthella lamp was designed by Verner Panton in 1971 and remains today, one of his most popular creations. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of this Danish design treasure, the table lamp is being reissued in three sizes - including for the first time in a stunning metallic brass-finish. As part of an ongoing partnership with Danish lighting design brand Louis Poulsen, Frame was invited to reimagine the Panthella visual universe - whilst emphasising the 2021 edition colour palette of brass, chrome, black and orange. This is the directors cut version. --- Credits Direction / Design / Animation Frame Sound Design Waa

Nate Robinson: The Crossover (Squarespace)

Nate Robinson: The Crossover (Squarespace)

Squarespace partnered with the Knicks basketball team and the Madison Square Garden to create a series of interviews of different Knicks players presenting their 2nd life projects after being a basketball player. At Passion, with the director Alexandre Nart, we’ve worked on the episode of Nate Robinson, Point Guard of the Knicks team, and creator of a streetwear brand called Holdat. The film follows Nate's interview with dynamic and rhythmic animations, in a quirky and fun universe. We find Nate and his legendary dunks as well as the mascot characters of his Holdat brand. Punctuated by Nate's unique laughs, we embark on the adventure behind his brand concept. Client: Squarespace Directed and illustrated by Alexandre Nart Produced by Passion Paris Animation: Ester Rossi, Jules Boulain-Adenis, Mathieu Bétard, Alexandre Nart Compositing: Mathieu Bétard Executive Producer : Marc Bodin-Joyeux and Marion Vermogen Animation Producer : Chamseddine Kaddouri

ALIVE

ALIVE

30+ festival selections, 11 awards, Alive by Jimmy Olsson for your consideration for Best Live Action Short Film. "Olsson manages to put his audience in such a position that allows them to see the world through Viktoria’s eyes, and what they witness is a constant contrast of her frustrated life against the freedom non-disabled people take for granted. His use of moody themes, melancholic score and dimly lit settings all point to a filmmaker who has carefully thought about the overall gravitas and tone of his film which is great to see but it is all mixed with a certain level of some welcome levity in places." - UK Film Review Instagram: https://ift.tt/3qEqBDJ IMDB: https://ift.tt/2XJXimr 2020 | 23 min | Swedish with English Subtitles | 16:9 | Stereo Directed by Jimmy Olsson Produced by Makeriet www.makerietfilm.se Distributed by : Distribution with Glasses Victoria is disabled and she yearns after intimacy and her assistant Ida offers to help by making a Tinder profile. Victoria gets a match but the guy she is matching with is very shady and Ida gets worried what might happen if they meet. Awards: Danzante Internacional - Huesca Film Festival Best International Short - Hollyshorts Best actress - Short Shorts Tokyo Best International Short - Festival de cine de Zaragoza Audience Award - Leuven Kortfilm Festival

DAY RELEASE (FREIGANG) ( 2019)

DAY RELEASE (FREIGANG) ( 2019)

Original title: FREIGANG Mid-length feature film (35 min.) Director: Martin Winter Screenplay: Sebastian Schmidl Producer: Victoria Herbig & Sebastian Schmidl D.O.P.: Aram Baroian Cast Anna Suk Christopher Legedza Birgit Linauer Patrick Schmidl Daniela Zacherl Plot summary: Single mother Kathi receives day release from prison and finds her three-year-old son, who is living with her unstable mother, in bad circumstances. She is forced to find a way to enable a better future for him, while time is against her, she has to be back in prison at six pm. Media: https://ift.tt/35M8BPG https://ift.tt/3iim3Qn https://ift.tt/38MpQSO Contact: freigang.film@gmail.com Festival selections: 40th FILMFESTIVAL MAX OPHÜLS PREIS 22nd DIAGONALE FESTIVAL OF AUSTRIAN FILM 25th SARAJEVO FILM FESTIVAL 20th FIRST STEPS AWARDS 2019 14th ORLANDO FILM FESTIVAL 27th EnergaCAMERIMAGE 33rd LEEDS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 25th CAMINHOS DO CINEMA PORTOGUÊS FILM FESTIVAL *WINNER Best International Essay 13th GRAND OFF - WORLD INDEPENDENT SHORT FILM AWARDS *WINNER Best Actress Award (Anna Suk) 17th FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL SIGNOS DA NOITE 10th AUSTRIAN FILM AWARDS 2020 *WINNER Best Short Film Award 23rd ZOOM-ZBLIŻENIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL *WINNER Special Mention - Best Short Film FICTION 6th MANCHESTER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 15th THE POPPY JASPER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 17th VIS VIENNA SHORTS (Non-competitive section) 30th GERMAN CAMERA AWARDS 2020 26th PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL SHORTFEST 4th PITTSBURGH SHORTS 21st NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL 11th ONE COUNTRY ONE FILM INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL 31st BELFAST CINEMAGIC FILM AND TELEVISION FESTIVAL BIG SHORTS AWARDS 2020 *WINNER Best Actress & WINNER Best Screenplay 14th TiSFF, THESSALONIKI INTERNATIONAL SHORTS 26th BRISBANE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 26th RABAT INTERNATIONAL AUTHOR FILM FESTIVAL *WINNER Best Actress & WINNER Best Screenplay 26th INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL GOLDEN BEGGAR *WINNER Best Short Film 15th MYRTLE BEACH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL *WINNER Best Foreign Film 8th VKRATZE! - INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL *WINNER Best Film, Best Screenplay, Best Actress 67th MARTOVSKI FESTIVAL – BELGRADE DOCUMENTARY AND SHORT FILM FESTIVAL (c) 2019 BAROIAN | HERBIG | SCHMIDL | WINTER

Huntsville Station

Huntsville Station

HUNTSVILLE STATION a film by Jamie Meltzer and Chris Filippone Contact: Jamie (https://ift.tt/3bKfZPd) and Chris (https://ift.tt/2weCIN1) Every weekday, inmates are released from Huntsville State Penitentiary, taking in their first moments of freedom with phone calls, cigarettes, and quiet reflection at the Greyhound station up the block. SCREENINGS, AWARDS, and NOMINATIONS: IDA Documentary Awards – Best Short Nominee, 2020 Cinema Eye Honors – Outstanding Nonfiction Short Nominee, 2020 Berlinale, 2020 SXSW, 2020 Hot Docs, 2020 AFI Docs, 2020 DOXA, 2020 – Honorable Mention: Short Documentary Award Docaviv, 2020 – Best Short Award (Academy-Qualifying) Seminci: Valladolid International Film Festival, 2020 – Special Mention: Time of History Competition Camden International Film Festival, 2020 DOC NYC, 2020 Chicago International Film Festival, 2020 Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, 2020 Calgary International Film Festival, 2020 New Orleans Film Festival, 2020 Black Canvas Festival de Cine Contemporaneo, 2020 – Special Jury Mention: International Short Film Competition Double Exposure Film Festival, 2020 SFFILM Doc Stories, 2020 IFF Message to Man Film Festival, 2020 Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur, 2020 Telluride Mountainfilm, 2020 Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg, 2020 – Special Mention: International Competition Kyiv International Short Film Festival, 2020 – Grand Prix Award: International Competition Champs-Elysees Film Festival, 2020 – Jury Prize: Short Film Mammoth Lakes Film Festival, 2020 – Best Documentary Short Uppsala International Short Film Festival, 2020 Flickerfest, 2021 Palm Springs International Shortfest, 2020 – Special Mention: Best Documentary Short St. Louis International Film Festival, 2020 Milwaukee Film Festival, 2020 Odense International Film Festival, 2020 – Nominee: The Soapbox Award Beijing International Short Film Festival, 2020 Indy Shorts International Film Festival, 2020 Lille International Short Film Festival, 2020 Crested Butte Film Festival, 2020 – Best Documentary Short DC Shorts Film Festival, 2020 Savannah Film Festival, 2020 – Southern Voices: Best of Show Award Philadelphia Film Festival, 2020 – Honorable Mention: Best Documentary Short Rhode Island International Film Festival, 2020 Tirana International Film Festival, 2020 Nashville Film Festival, 2020 Drunken Film Festival, 2020 Tofifest International Film Festival, 2020 Tacoma Film Festival, 2020 50²201 Magazine, Berlin, 2020 OFF CINEMA International Documentary Film Festival, 2020 Glimmerglass Film Days, 2020 Shorts That Are Not Pants, 2020 – Best Documentary Short Blue Danube Film Festival, 2020 Las Cruces International Film Festival, 2020 Dumbo Film Festival, 2021 Loft Short Film Festival, 2020 Fargo Film Festival, 2021 National Gallery of Art, 2021 "Unorthodocs," Wexner Center for the Arts, 2021 The New York Times Op-Docs, 2020 https://ift.tt/3qgE5VH

Abortion Helpline, This is Lisa

Abortion Helpline, This is Lisa

The Hyde Amendment denies low-income individuals abortion access. Following an abortion helpline in Philadelphia where every phone counselor goes by Lisa, 'Abortion Helpline, This Is Lisa' gives voice to women and teens affected by the explicitly discriminatory legislation. Produced and directed by: Barbara Attie, Janet Goldwater, Mike Attie

The Moon's Not That Great

The Moon's Not That Great

After an astronaut returns from her lunar mission to find that the public lost all interest in the moon, the stories of the astronaut, a film director, and a bear intersect. Watch it in 4K. Enjoy! Official Selection - RiverRun International Film Festival Official Selection - Edmonton International Film Festival Official Selection - Lago Film Fest Official Selection - Beverly Hills Film Festival Official Selection - Utah Film Festival Official Selection - Royal Starr Film Festival Official Selection - ME Film Festival Official Selection - Prague Film Awards Official Selection - Santa Fe International Film Festival Official Selection - Florida Animation Festival Official Selection - AFMX Finalist - New York Animation Film Awards Winner - New York Cinematography Awards Winner - Hollywood Blvd Film Festival Winner - Canadian Cinematography Awards Thank you to the amazing artists who helped make this possible. Music: Paul Michael Cardon Executive Producers: Nexus Studios, Chris O'Reilly, Charlotte Bavasso Development Producer: Julio Bonet Voices: Gabby Capili, Jake Sheppard, Claire Epting, Kristin Wetenkamp, Noah Malone, Caleb Fietsam, Sam Lane, Emiliano Aguirre-Medina, Asher Adel, Dylan Kanner Sound and Mix: Paul Michael Cardon Dialogue Recording Engineers: Dylan Kanner, Sarah Ibrahim, Sonya Fayzieva, Asher Adel, Angel Teng Producer: Mikey Oz Add. Animation: Laura White, Sam Horowitz, Kuan Dang, Bryan Lee Coloring: Amanda Chin Music Orchestrated and Conducted by Jason Poss Music Preparation by Danita Ng-Poss Alto Flute: Johanna Borenstein Oboe: Lara Wickes Clarinet: Gary Bovyer Bass Clarinet: Sal Lozano Bassoon: Bill Wood Trumpet: Rob Schaer Violin: Elizabeth Hedman, Julie Rogers Viola: Alma Fernandez Cello: Tina Soule Recording Engineer: Evan Bradford Written and Directed by Mathieu Libman

Around the Block

Around the Block

'Around the Block' is a passion project of mine that focuses on street artist David Zinn. I began work on it through my own sense of creative frustration, with the loose idea being 'I want to go and make a film about a street artist'. But when it came to editing it, it felt more apt for it to become an analogy for what it's like to be involved in the creative process that perhaps anyone in a creative industry can identify with. Much like David finds inspiration in the cracks, streaks and specks on the pavement, I personally find that getting out and finding shots with a camera in my hand is far more fluid and inspiring than sitting at home and trying to come up with ideas. The final piece is no longer a film specifically about street art, but a study of the process involved in making ideas come to life - told through a tour of David's world alongside the characters that live within it. If nothing else, hopefully it encourages someone else to go out and create something just... because.

Wild Love

Wild Love

While on a romantic getaway, Alan and Beverly cause a fatal accident. This crime won't remain unpunished... A short film made by Paul Autric, Quentin Camus, Léa Georges, Maryka Laudet, Zoé Sottiaux, Corentin Yvergniaux at Ecole des Nouvelles Images.

Its Still Being Written

Its Still Being Written

Behind the scene : https://ift.tt/35dAM9P Thanks for watching :) - Script & voix : Kadeem Roper ( kadeem.me ) DA & animation : Mélanie Gohin ( melaniegohin.com ) Sound design : Marco Morales ( marcomoralessounddesign.com ) Musique : "What a Gal" de The Night Train

Oculus - First Steps

Oculus - First Steps

Director - Ian Pons Jewell Director of Photography - Mauro Chiarello Production company - Reset Content Managing Director - Dave Morrison Executive Producer - Deannie O'Neil Producer - Jon Adams Production Manager - Marketa Husecka Director’s Assistant - Emmanuelle Le Chat Production Designer - Robin Brown Wardrobe Stylist - Ameena Callender Gimbal - Florian Hatwagner Choreographer - Charlie Mayhew 1st AD - James Dyer Casting Director - Kharmel Cochrane Editorial - The Assembly Rooms Editor - Gaia Boretti Assistant Editor - Andre Rodrigues Executive Producer - Daniel Breheny Sound Design and Mix - String and Tins Sound Designer - Lawrence Kendrick Audio Producer - Laura-Leigh Smith Music - KOM Composer - Phil Kay Director/Head of Production - Andy Oskwarek Service Company - Radioaktive Film Executive Producer - Sasha Bevko Producer - Olya Kosenko 1st AD - Val Semko 2nd AD - Vadim Yuzba Production Manager - Yulia Sotnikova Production Coordinators - Val Petyshkin +Max Golubenko PAs - Vova Altsybeev + Anna Refel Chaperones - Roksolana Mudryk, Yura Korotun, Andrew Birch Artem Nadezhyn - Photo BTS Artur Byzhenko - Video BTS Sergey Kolesnik - 1st AC Peter Chetverykov - Focuspuller Vadim Dubas - AC cam A Segrey Trush - AC cam B Yarik Braiko - AC cam C Gaffer - Leonid Sidorenko Chief Electric - Andrey Gorovoy Sparks - Firas Al Rikabi, Dmitry Remez, Artem Tischenko, Aleksandr Kasyanchuk, Evgeny Sherbak, Vova Tsukalo, Sasha Getman, Vova Akulov VFX/Post - The Mill Executive Producer - Alex Fitzgerald, Heath Raymond Producer - Dan Crozier Associate Producer - Kevin Liu Production Supervisor - Colin Blaney, Noan John Vinod Line Producer - Rima Mondal, Bhawesh Upadhyay Creative Director - Dan Williams VFX Supervisor - Adam Droy 2D Lead - Gianluca Di Marco, Antoine Douadi, Vinod Gopinathan CG Lead - Justin Kurtz Matte Painting - Cedric Mernard Color - Damien Vandercruyssen Compositing - Declan Andrews, Jonny Freeman, Malligeswaran K, Richard McKeand, Luke Midgley, Gangadharam Raja, Rich Roberts, Jyoti Tiwari, Giacomo Verri, Rafael Vormittag 3D Supervisor - Gaurav Mathur Asset Lead - Dhanesh Sudhakaran CG - Kartik Arora, Joe Besagni, Kalpesh Bhikhabhai Patel, Harsh Borah, Yong Chan Kim, Maxime Cronier, Joshua Curtis, Amit Das, C Dinesh Reddy, Paul Donnellan, Laurie Estampes, Nicola Gilbert, Ujasgiri Goswami, Girish GR, Andreas Graichen, Shahid Hussain, Doug Johnson, Kieran Jordan, Dinesh Kanakaraj, Pradeep Katta, Fazal Khan, Sparsh Kumar, Alberto Lara, Tatjana Ljubimtseva, Mahesh M S, Keith McMenamy, Vijay Mohan, Robert Moore, Sriram Namana, Umesh Namdev, Melanie Okamura, Loganathan P, Kiran Prabhu, Guru Prasad, Nikhat Praween, Rijo R, Krushna Ramrao Kulsange, Vudatha Sai Krishna, Anil Sarki, Vikas Shinde, Navdeep Singh, Kuldeep Singh Waldia, Sudakshina Sridharan, Renato Suetake, Adem Suleyman, Akshay Suresh Lanjewar, Jadheer T P, Paul Tempelman, Somesh Tiwari, Alek Vacura, Dongili Varaprasad, Roman Vrbovsky Matchmove Lead - Murali Krishna Reddy Design - Wendy Eduarte, Fionna Mariani, Tetsuro Mise, Laura Nash, David Nelson, Sam Singleton Finishing - Michael Almodovar Shoot Supervisor - Aleksandar Djordjevic, Jim Radford, Dan Williams Agency - TBWA/Chiat/Day NY Executive Producer - Tina Lam President - Nancy Reyes Business Lead - Shannon Nunn Business Director - Nora Chivelly Operations Manager - Olivia Scala Business Manager - Nico Rodriguez Chief Strategy Officer - James Sowden Senior Strategists - Katelyn Saks, Sophie Engelstien, Mani Schlisser, Kayla Sredni Chief Creative Officer - Chris Beresford-Hill Creative Director - Jexy Holman Creative Director - Nuno Teixeira Senior Copywriter - Athanasia Efthimiu Senior Art Director - Alyssa Cavanaugh Director of Integrated Production - John Doris Client - Oculus / Facebook Director of Integrated Marketing - Kerry Antos Chief Creative Officer - Josh Higgins Executive Creative Director - Larry Corwin Creative Director - Robbin Ingvarsson Creative Director - Kako Mendez Executive Producer - Angela Fung Producer - Brian Coate Cast Hero Twins + Kaylee + Taitlyn Jaiy POP One Friend (blue) - Ryan Perkins POP One Friend (red) - Malcolm Atobrah Beatsaber - Dreya Mac MoH Player - Jack Morris Walking Dead NPC - Vadim Pavlenko Zombies - Misha Makarov Tonya Romanenko Michael Anyim Sveta Оnopa Pavel Evchin POP One - Akeem Bello Chair Zombie/MoH Stunt/POP One stunt - Andrey Kaba Zombie/MoH Stunt/POP One stunt - Roman Korzhuk MoH / POP One stunt - Ivan Strizhakov Roman Stankevich Evgeniy Poliakov Nikolay Zavarygin Andrey Bezverkhniy Vadim Bezverkhniy Anton Zubchenko

Andy Shauf - The Magician

Andy Shauf - The Magician

This is a fan video I've created for one of my favourite tracks from Andy Shauf. Been working on this for some time now! Hope you like it. Not to be confused with the official video by Winston Hacking, check that out cos its cool :) Colour grading by Hook @getupto88

Yearbook

Yearbook

A man is hired to compile the definitive history of human existence before the planet blows up. Written and Directed by Bernardo Britto Uploading this one on here finally, seven years to the month of when it first premiered and opened so many doors for me. Forever grateful to all who helped and worked on it, and all who championed and supported it.

1WRD: Misunderstood

1WRD: Misunderstood

The first episode of the 1WRD series of short films, that explore one dancer, with one word. Directors - TAWBOX Artist - Mikiel Bruce DOP - Jed Darlington-Roberts 1st AC - Oliver Bingham 1st AC (Fields) - Cameron Sealby Gaffer - Chris Williamson Edit / VFX - TAWBOX Film Lab - Cinelab Colour Producer - Carla Thomas Grade - Vlad Barin @ CHEAT Poster - Tom Hodgkinson PM - Joel Stanley Driver - Daniel Awolesi Producer - IAMSOUND Music - Lyra Pramuk // Caterina Barbieri // De Staat

So What if The Goats Die

So What if The Goats Die

By Sofia Alaoui Short Film Grand Jury Prize Sundance 2020 Cesars official selection science-fiction/Drama Abdellah, a young shepherd living in the mountains, is forced to get food and save his cattle. Once he gets to the village, he faces a supernatural phenomenon... Produced by Envie de Tempête Productions and Jiango Films Margaux Lorier - Sofia Alaoui With Fouad OUGHAOU • Moha OUGHAOU • Oumaïma OUGHAOU • Saïd OUABI Director of Photography Noé BACH Editor Héloïse PELLOQUET Music by Amine BOUHAFA FESTIVALS FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU COURT-MÉTRAGE DE CLERMONT-FERRAND SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU FILM DE NAMUR GO SHORT - INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL NIJMEGEN NEUCHÂTEL INTERNATIONAL FANTASTIC FILM FESTIVAL PALM SPRINGS SHORT FEST LEEDS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL RED SEA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL MASKOON FANTASTIC FILM FESTIVAL NEVERTHLESS FILM FESTIVAL FEAR NO FILM FESTIVAL THE METHOD FEST INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL STOCKHOLM INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL HEROES FILM FEST DURBAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ARIZONA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL MEXICO INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL FILM FESTIVAL DELLA LESSINIA FESTIVAL CINEMA ARABE AMSTERDAM STILL VOICES SHORT FILM FESTIVAL FESTIVAL NATIONAL DU FILM DE TANGER SÃO PAULO INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL RENCONTRES CINÉMATOGRAPHIQUES DE BÉJAÏA CERVINO CINE MOUNTAIN INTERNATIONAL ARAB FILM FESTIVAL ZURICH FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU FILM D’AUBAGNE FESTIVAL EUROPÉEN DU FILM COURT DE BREST FESTIVAL DU FILM COURT DE VILLEURBANNE PARIS COURT DEVANT CHAMPS ELYSÉES FILM FESTIVAL SEQUENCE COURT-METRAGE FESTIVAL CINEMA EN LIBERTÉ LES NUITS MED LE COURT NOUS TIENT DÉTOUR EN CINÉCOURT LES DOUZE COURTS DE MINUIT COURTS-BOUILLON COURTS EN SCÈNE LUMIÈRES D’AFRIQUE BEST OF INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILMS FESTIVAL RENCONTRES COURT C’EST COURT FESTIVAL DU FILM DE MONTAGNE D’AUTRANS THE NORWEGIAN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL CORTO E FIENO - FESTIVAL DEL CINEMA RURALE CINEMANIA RINCON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ASIANA SHORT FILM FESTIVAL ARABISCHES FILM FESTIVAL CARBONIA FILM FESTIVAL ALCINE FILM GIRL FILM FESTIVAL SULMONA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL MED FILM FESTIVAL CINÉMAMED

Nova — Just watch

Nova — Just watch

ARE YOU HUNGRY?

ARE YOU HUNGRY?

Over protective single mom tries to guide his son safely to the haven of homosexuality.

Lost Islands of Philadelphia

Lost Islands of Philadelphia

Once, there were islands in the river beside Philadelphia. After reading about them in a library book, a girl sets out to find them as her mom follows frantically on roller skates.

Crocodile Tears

Crocodile Tears

Short Drama | Denmark | 2019 | 30 Min | 'Crocodile Tears' and director Kristian Håskjold was selected for European Film Promotion and Karlovy Vary International Film Festival’s exclusive talent program 'EFP Future Frames' in 2020. 10 student directors across European film schools are every year recommended by the European film institutes and selected by the artistic team of KVIFF. KVIFF is regarded as one of the key international industry events in the world. Read more: https://ift.tt/2MKZdVN PITCH After 20 years of no contact, the Norwegian Dancer Øyvind is invited to Denmark to visit his old father and his new girlfriend in their isolated farmhouse, but nothing turns out as Øyvind expects. CAST ØYVIND - Ferdinand Falsen Hiis ERLING - Lars Knutzon KARIN - Ditte Gråbøl VOICE OF ØYVIND’S GIRLFRIEND - Ada Eide CREW Director & Idea: Kristian Håskjold Writer: Christina Øster Producer: Andreas Bak Director of Photography: Jesper Duelund Production Designer: Eva Lendorph Editor: Emil Gundersen Costume Designer: Rebecca Morris Hair & Make-up Designer: Susana Flores Music: Jesper Ankarfeldt Sound Designer: Christian Munk Scheuer First Assistant Director: William Sehested Høeg Production Manager: Mikkel Smidt Production Coordinator: Asbjørn Høgstad Kelstrup Production Assistant: Nanna Lyhne Andersen Runner: Frederik Hemmingsen 1st Assistant Camera: Jeppe Rasmussen Gaffer: Sebastian Lyding Best Boy: Lasse Gudmand-Høyer Sound recordists: Ida Skjerk, Sara Fink Art director: Thilde Ammitzbøll Set designer: Veronica Bach Costume designer: Rebecca Sophia Morris Hair & make-up artist: Susana Flores Still-photographer: Valdemar Bolding, Yannick Wolff Photo for poster: Yannick Wolff Poster design: Frederik Plesner Assistant editor: Mira Thu Digital colorist: Simon Lytting Graphic artist: Lárus Ren Gudbjörnsson D.I.T.: Victor A.C. Jensen Foley artist: Christian Munk Scheuer A Zentropa production for film school SUPER16.

Straight To The Morning - Hot Chip ft. Jarvis Cocker

Straight To The Morning - Hot Chip ft. Jarvis Cocker

CAST Jana Navarro Aina Sierra Maya Pagan Jana Rodríguez Roser Rendon Virginia Perez de los Santos Giancarlo Pia Directed by us. Produced by CANADA. Producer - Karen Saurí MD / Executive Producer - Oscar Romagosa Head of Production - Alba Barneda Production Manager - Itsasne Santos Cinematographer - Lucas Casanovas 1st AD - Anna Capdevila Production Designer - Pitu Fernandez Costume designer - Ahida Agirre & Jose Carayol Casting - LANE Casting Editor - Lluís Murúa Post Production - Álvaro Posadas @ CANADA Flame Artist - David Gómez Grading - Martí Somoza Photographer - Martín Urrea Graphic Design - Fundrawings Sound Design - Carnaby 2nd AD - Laura Ruiz Penacho Production Coordinator - Alba Sobrepera Production Assistant - Aleix Lorente Production Trainee - Marc Fernández PA - Pau Illana / Claudia Puig / Ricard Serrano Focus Puller - Alicia Galiña 2nd Camera Assistant - Alba Pedreira Video Assistance - Pol Renau Steadicam Operator - Alberto Ojeda Gaffer - Albert Cantallops Spark - Charles Darby / Isabel Ebens / Aina Graupera Art Director Assist. - Juan Gallo Set Dresser - Marta Archilés / Elena Ponsoda / Marta Rosell Post Production Coordinator - Marina M. Campomanes & Javier Botella Sound Technician - Alberto de Ros Head of Researchers - Álvaro Gimeno Researchers - Angie Bolea / Cristian López Hot Chip Stills EP London - Marta Bobić Stills Photographer - Sophie Williams Stills Producer - Sophie Williams Stills Gaffer - Roman Splicak Stills Stylist - Ailsa Chaplin Stills Hair Stylist - SOL Stills Runner - Susie Elliot Jarvis Cocker Takes Producer - Davey Ahern Production Assistant - Ellie Bartlett DOP - Tyler Freeman Smith Video Comissioner - John Moule Directors Rep - Hands London

DRYER

DRYER

A summer afternoon: kids run wild & unsupervised, bullying seven-year old Shiloh into a dangerous initiation ritual in this short film about the cycle of bullying and the fear & magic of childhood. Official Selection: Maryland Film Festival Opening Night, New Orleans Film festival, Brooklyn Film Festival, Short of the Week Writer/Producer/Director: Connor Hurley Executive Producer: Greg Beauchamp & Carter Collins Producer: Matt Campbell Cinematography: Peter Steusloff Production Design: Heather Yancey 1st AC/Swing: Kristin Murphy 2nd AC: Thomas Lau Gaffer: Thomson Nguyen Gaffer/Swing: Ilya Dreyvitser Production Sound Mixer Abeer Hafez Casting: Jennifer Peralta-Ajemian Edited by Connor Hurley Original Score by Yosef Munro Post sound mixer: TJ Dumser Colorist Peter Steusloff Cast: Shiloh Verrico as Shiloh Avery Daniels as Emily Julian Matias as Rashad Clark Furlong as Clark Reniece Daniels as Nurse Bereket Degefu as Sebele Ann McGee as Mrs Lori Production Assistants: Abby Aklilu Hermela Assefa Sophia Shrock Joanna Matheson Jennifer Stone Additional Cast: Chelsi Lilli Connor Lilli Andrew Nields Emmet Furlong Yazid Sakta Samuel Standard Jayden Holland Special Thanks: Kate Wallestaad Karen McGee Emily Jerome George Carlo Barbara Inge Paulette Chapman Babs Greenblatt Joe Chapman Sydney Whalen

Taylor Bennett - "Don't Wait Up" (Official Music Video)

Taylor Bennett - "Don't Wait Up" (Official Music Video)

All the sets within “Don’t Wait Up” were hand-made using cardboard, card-stock, and hot glue guns. Textures were printed off and then applied to the cardboard structures to make the sets feel life-like. In addition to this, 1:12 scale miniatures were also sprinkled into each scene to add even more realism. We directed Taylor’s performance remotely from Oklahoma + Seattle and then edited that footage into the video playing on the phone throughout the video. Official Promo for "Don't Wait Up” by Taylor Bennett DIRECTED / CREATED BY: LAMAR+NIK (@lamarplusnik) EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Danielle Hinde (www.doomsdayent.com) PRODUCER (CHICAGO): Taylor Bennett Entertainment (www.taylorbennett.co) VIDEOGRAPHER (CHICAGO): Dylan Gephart (www.dylangephart.com) SPECIAL THANKS: United Talent Agency (www.unitedtalent.com) Monochrome Studio (www.monochrome.space) BEHIND THE SCENES: https://youtu.be/kWMLuCHDZK4 
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ungabarn

ungabarn

Be careful what you fish for... By Rosco 5 Commissioned for Adults Swim's - OFF THE AIR. Episode theme was PROGRESS. -------- Starring JAMES OLIVER WHEATLEY JUKKA HILTUTEN ------- Curated & Commissioned by - CHARLIE PERKINS Production - JESS ROSENWALD Runner - GHAZI ASAD Composer - SAM THOMPSON DoP - JACK MEALING 1st AC - JACK SANDS Kit House - FERAL EQUIPMENT Colourist - MEGAN LEE @The Mill Sound Rec - ANDREI LESKOVSKI Sound Mix - NICKY GREEN @Popliak Puppeteers - WARRICK BROWNLOW-PIKE & CHRIS KENDALL Model Maker - FRANCESCA CLAUDIA RIVERA-ARILL @LIFECAST Drone Footage - FLEYE God Bless - MATTHIAS DE OLIVEIRA, CHRIS QUALE, MILES NATHAN, BRADLEY PORTER, GREG HACKET, SAMMY PATTERSON, TIM O'BRIEN

Treeline

Treeline

Patagonia Films presents: Treeline. Follow a group of skiers, snowboarders, scientists and healers to the birch forests of Japan, the red cedars of British Columbia and the bristlecones of Nevada, as they explore an ancient story written in rings. Directed by Jordan Manley Producers: Laura Yale, Monika McClure Executive Producers: Alex Lowther, Jimmy Hopper, Josh Nielsen Cinematography, editing, principal sound design: Jordan Manley Additional Cinematography: Scott Secco Associate Producers: Garrett Grove, Lisa Ida, Soichiro Uchino, Mie Sawatari Editorial Advisors: Daniel Irvine, Chad Manley Motion Graphics: Daniel Irvine Additional Sound Design and Mix: Jeff Yellen / Ridgeline Sound Cast & Athletes Taro Tamai Hidehiko Wajima Kazushi “Orange Man” Yamauchi Yuki Miyazaki Alex Yoder Leah Evans Carston Oliver Laura Yale Connie Millar Diane Delaney Michael Cohen Deb MacKillop Suzanne Simard Akihiko Tamaki Konami Tsukamoto Still Photographer: Garrett Grove Additional Audio Recordings: Travis Rummel / Felt Soul Media Assistant Camera: Ryan Christiansen Assistant Editor: Bill Hawley Additional Footage: Nick Leboe Japan Field Producer: Yuki Miyazaki Translators: Yuki Miyazaki, Yuko Yoshikawa, Yosh Haggerty, Young-kil Jung, Lisa Ida

Can You Be An Introvert Director?

Can You Be An Introvert Director?

A video for fellow introverts.

RE-ENTRY (Short film)

RE-ENTRY (Short film)

SYNOPSIS: When a man dies in a traffic accident and gets into a conversation with God, he gets an answer to the biggest question of life. Based on a short story by Andy Weir. Website portfolio: www.ikbenbrand.nl Instagram: instagram.com/benbrandamsterdam/ DIRECTORS STATEMENT Seven years ago I read the short story "The Egg" by writer Andy Weir somewhere on the internet. I have no idea where, but it caught my eye. Four years ago I decided to really do something with it. I arranged the rights and immediately started. That also took three years because I wrote a lot of (completely different) scripts, put the idea back in the drawer, took it out again, tried something, threw it away, etc., etc. The story kept coming back to me, until i finaly found the right tone for it with the help of voice over actor Johnny Bang Reilly. After raising all the money to finance the $74K budget film, myself and the director of photography traveled to three different continents and shot over a five month period in total. With only just the two of us, we were operating simultanelously as DP, DIRECTOR, LIGHT, FOCUS, FIRST AD, PROD ASSISTANT and more.. It was an incredible journey across the world. From the forests of Belgium and the desert of Namibia to the jungle of Thailand to the totally destroyed city of Mosul in Iraq where bloody bomb vests and other human remains where still lying in between the rubble that ISIS had left behind. We were there. Almost one year later the film is finally premiering and screening online in a world that seems to be even more divided than ever. That's why I hope this film can evoke even the slightest positive feeling and love for ourselves and also everyone around us. SHORT Q&A What inspired you to adapt the short story? What was the process like? The original short story from Andy Weir, called The Egg, was one of those stories that went really viral when it was released back in the day. I remember reading it online for the first time and it gave me goosebumps. It was inspiring in a way that made me feel connected to everyone. It was a feeling that I always had about the world, so I connected to it personally. The film features snapshots of places and people all over the world. Did you shoot all of that, or was it stock footage? No, we shot everything. That was one thing I maintained from the start - I didn’t want a single shot that we hadn’t done ourselves. It was very important to me as a filmmaker to be able to clearly say that there was no stock material, no random shots all put together. Every shot that’s in there was thought-out and specifically recorded for each moment in the film. We shot in Namibia, Thailand, Iraq, the Netherlands and Belgium. Aside from our main character, played by Issaka Sawadogo (Night of kings): the rest of the cast were all non-actors. For example, when we went to Namibia for our first shooting period, we went to this tribe named the Himba tribe, right in the middle of nowhere. It’s really beautiful there. Our way of shooting was to capture everything authentically, finding things that were actually there. There was nothing that was faked, or created especially for the film - apart from the forest shoot in Belgium with the car crash. We wanted everything authentic and beautiful. It made me realise that, by travelling all over in such a short period of time and meeting all these different people, that we’re really all the same. The connectedness that we explore in the film is really what I felt on the trip back. I think, in real life, if you meet all these different people from around the world with different faiths and beliefs, we’re all the same in essence. It was really beautiful to experience and I’m also really happy we were able to shoot the film back before the Coronavirus pandemic, because I don’t think we could have made the film otherwise. FESTIVALS Flickerfest international filmfestival 2020 Busan International Short Film Festival 2020 Landshut international short film festival 2020 Schnit Worldwide short film festival 2020 Bolton International Film Festival 2020 Religion today International Film Festival 2020 Shortcutz Amsterdam 2020 (Nomiation best film of the year) CREDITS Sales: Interfilm Sales Berlin: sales@interfilm.de Stock: Filmsupply: http://bit.ly/3rRThdv Based on the short story "The Egg" by Andy Weir Actors: Issaka Sawadogo, Johnny Bang Reilly Writer/Director: Ben Brand Production: Studio Ruba Cinematography: Maxime Desmet Producer: Maarten van der Ven Line producer: Moniek Sterk Art & Costume: Madeleine Homan Editing: Patrick Schonewille Post production: Filmmore Colorist: Judy Steenman Sound design & Mix: Mark Glynne Foly Artist: Tom Bijnen Music: Jesper Ankarfeldt Casting: Groen casting / Susanne Groen Visual fx supervisor: Stefan Beekhuizen & Jesse Hovestreijdt Titel design: Gideon Schaaps Di producer: Fleur Stikkelorum Commisioning editor ntr: Marina Blok

Freeze frame

Freeze frame

Director, writer, animator: Soetkin Verstegen Sound: Andrea Martignoni, Michał Krajczok With the support of Akademie Schloss Solitude, Germany Saari Residency - Kone Foundation, Finland Atelier 105 residency - Light Cone, France 2019 Awards: Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, France, 2020 - Special Jury Prize Lab Ann Arbor Film Festival, USA, 2020 - Chris Frayne Award for Best Animated Film Annecy International Animated Film Festival, France 2020 - Jury Distinction Fantoche International Animation Festival, Switzerland, 2020 - High Risk Award Animafest Zagreb, Croatia, 2020 - Golden Zagreb Award Fredrikstad Animation Festival, Noway, 2020 - Grand Prix Banjaluka International Animated Film Festival, Bosnia, 2020 - Grand Prix Monstra Animation Festival, Portugal, 2020 - Grand Prix Warsaw International Animation Festival, Poland, 2020 - Grand Prix Golden Kuker Sofia, Bulgaria, 2020 - Grand Prix Supertoon International Animation Festival, Croatia, 2020 - Grand Prix Black Maria Film Festival, USA, 2020 - Best Animation Bamberger Kurzfilmtage, Germany, 2020 - Best Animation Animakom Bilbao, Spain, 2020 - Jury's Special Award Filmzeitkaufbeuren, Germany, 2020 - Innovationspreis Toronto Arthouse Film Festival, Canada, 2020 - Best Animated Short Film Shorts that are not pants, Canada, 2020 - Best Animated Short

Radio

Radio

Commissioned short for FX productions Written by Joe Bennett & Conner O' Malley Directed and animated by Joe Bennett Backgrounds- Wes Mcclain Sound Design- Mike Jansson

World Music 2020

World Music 2020

What a year ! Edited by Cee-Roo Composed by Cee-Roo & FlexFab VFX by Noé Ciompi Mixed by Silvano Käppeli