Whack World by Tierra Whack a film by Thibaut Duverneix and Mathieu Léger

Whack World by Tierra Whack a film by Thibaut Duverneix and Mathieu Léger

Official video for the mini “album-movie” of Tierra Whack, WHACK WORLD. This video is consists of 15 scenes combining grotesque and absurd situations, which convey the quirky imagination of rapper Tierra Whack. An unlikely meeting with the singular world of Tierra.In an approach reminding a curiosity cabinet, each scene is tinted with “handmade” aesthetics and showcases the rich, spontaneous and bizarre world of the young artist. Starring Tierra Whack Original Idea and Creation Thibaut Duverneix & Mathieu Léger | Gentilhomme Director Thibaut Duverneix Executive Producer Sophie Bisson | Gentilhomme Production Compagny Gentilhomme Cinematographer John Londono Art Director Susan Macquarrie Post-Production Gentilhomme Editor Akim Gagnon Colorist Simon Boisx VFX 3D and Online Étienne Garon-Vincent Compositing Étienne Garon-Vincent Amélie Petit Jean Music by Tierra Whack Tierra Whack Management Team Kenete Simms Johnny Montina Casting Director Francis Cantin Casting - Nail Artist: Tamara Di Lullo Cable Guy & Personal Trainer: Martin Damian Gomez Friend: Zachary Citara Friend: Tatyanna Nance Friend: Mawa Kaba Friend: Tatiana Daniel Friend: My Vo Ngonc Man: Michael Pierre-Charles Cook: Huu Khoa Pham Cat Puppet #1: Michelle An Cat Puppet #2: Jean-Luc Della Montagna Cat Puppet #3: Zachary Citara Cat Puppet #4: Nick Canonica Cat Puppet #5: Tatyanna Nance Hand Trophy: Nick Canonica Crew - Line Producers: Nicolas Comeau, Jean-Luc Della Montagna 1st Assistant Director: Jean-François Duplat 1st Assistant Camera: Kévin Gourvellec DIT: Daniel Lacasse Assistant Art Department: Lea Berger Assistant Art Department: Ingrid Wilken Assistant Art Department: Kenny Dorvil Assistant Art Department: François Herquel Stylist: Sarah Hall-K Assistant Stylist: Marilyne Gauthier-LEDUC Makeup Artist: Maïna Militza Makeup assistant: Josianne Cournoyer Hair Stylist: Stéphane Scotto Di Cesare Prosthetic Makeup: Rémy Couture Nail Artist: Tamara Di Lullo from Candy Nail Bar Montreal Gaffer: Stéphane Leblanc Best Boy Electric: Julie Martel Electric: Jean-Marc Plante Electric: Samuel Trudelle Key Grip: Jackson Girard Best Boy Grip: Conrad Roy Grip: Fred Demers Production Director: Jean-Luc Della Montagna Unit Manager: Virginie Nolin Production Assistant: Yannick Boutin-Gosselin Production Assistant: Vincent Belisle Ducharme Production Assistant: Jean-Christophe Di Mambro Caterer: Eduardo Castro Robles Catering: De Bons Petits Plats

Why Do People Sign Yearbooks?

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Why Do People Sign Yearbooks?
Commemorative class books evolved from practical notebooks into collections of hair clippings, rhyming couplets, and "have a great summer" wishes.

Field of Vision - Personal Truth

Field of Vision - Personal Truth

In the wake of Pizzagate, a look at how “fake news” and conspiracy theories emerge—and why they linger in the imagination. Charlie Lyne is a Field of Vision Fellow See more from Field of Vision here: fieldofvision.org

While Darwin Sleeps . . .

While Darwin Sleeps . . .

More than three thousand insects appear in this film each for a single frame. As the colours glow and change across their bodies and wings it seems that the genetic programme of millions of years is taking place in a few minutes. It is a rampant creation that seems to defy the explanations of evolutionists and fundamentalists. It is like a mescaline vision dreamt by Charles Darwin. 2004

WeTransfer Presents: Mr. Wash

WeTransfer Presents: Mr. Wash

Fulton “Mr Wash” Washington was sentenced to life in prison after he was convicted of a non-violent drug offence in the 1990s. While inside, he turned to painting as a way of expressing himself. Granted clemency by Barack Obama, the film follows Wash as he rebuilds his life. It’s a story about art, family and second chances. Directors: Marisa Aveling & Sean Mattison Music: Dexter Story Read more: we.tl/mr-wash

Darrel short film

Darrel short film

Sinopsis: Cruce de miradas en el metro. ¿Cuántas oportunidades has dejado escapar? Darrel hará todo lo posible para no perder la suya. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Exchange of glances in the subway. How many opportunities have you let slip? Darrel will do everithing possible to not let escape this one. Dirigido por Marc Briones y Alan Carabantes. Saludos de Darrel Team. https://ift.tt/2IuySnL

ENTRE CIEL ET TERRE - La Palma in 4K astrolapse

ENTRE CIEL ET TERRE - La Palma in 4K astrolapse

There are only a few regions in the world where the skies meet the Earth with almost no distinction between the two. La Palma in the Canary islands is one of them. ‘Entre Ciel et Terre’ literally means ‘Between the sky and Earth’ and was a perfect fit here. While most of the volcanic island is isolated under a thick layer of clouds, the tip of its crater often punches through it and allows you to be one step closer to the Heavens. At an altitude of about 2300 meters above sea level you feel so far removed from any kind of civilization especially because of the cloud inversion. The air is thin and pristine and the living conditions are harsh but that’s the reason why the ORM (Observatory Roque de Los Muchachos) -operated by the IAC (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias) and part of the European Northern Observatory, was built up there. The summit of La Palma’s caldera benefits from dry and clear skies almost year round with almost no light pollution to disturb it, and only rare Calima (this dusty wind coming from the Sahara desert). It’s safe to say that the ‘Isla Bonita’ is one of the top places in the world to observe the northern hemisphere’s night sky! The purpose of this short was to capture that special place from a different perspective. I really wanted to give the audience sort of a confusion as to where they are because that’s precisely the feeling you get when you look up at the stars from the mountains. You somehow lose sense of any orientation as if you were lost in the immensity of the universe! One image that I had in my head to describe La Palma’s summit was Asgard or Mount Olympus, where all the elements are united and blend together divinely. Even life found a way to survive in this environment bombarded by high-energy rays during the day and battered by cold winds at night. One highlighted species is the fascinating and mind-boggling Tajinaste flower. Also called Tenerife Bugloss or tower of jewels, this docile and resilient endemic plant can endure extreme drought. I included it in the movie because it looks majestic and prehistoric. It really adds something special to the special atmosphere I wanted to convey, especially when the milky way galaxy and the sea of clouds move in the background! By tracking the night sky or displaying the sequences upside-down I was able to give that impression of the Earth floating and rotating in the void of the cosmos. The unusual but innovative close-up views of some parts of the milky way (including the core, Rho Ophiuchi or Cygnus) moving behind the operating telescopes of the OMC helped me give that only human dimension to the movie. The use of an astro-modified camera also enabled me to almost get the full range of colors a DSLR can pick up on single frames from nebulae. I already traveled to La Palma island in November 2017 but I really wanted to shoot there again for several reasons. First I really wanted to get more shots of the core region that would be less spoiled by light pollution than the ones I recently took on Tenerife. Secondly I desperately wanted to meet the extremely talented photographer Alyn Wallace (check him out: https://ift.tt/2ktJ2e9) and do a collaboration with him on the island. Thirdly I am still on my way of perfecting the novel art of deep-sky time-lapse and I wanted to reshoot some sequences that didn’t give satisfying results in the past. Finally I wanted to personally experience the Spring vibe of the island when all the plants are blooming and give that sweet smell to the air. I am absolutely thrilled to have met all my expectations (and more!), and I really believe the results look stunning! Everything was recorded with the Canon 6D Baader modified, the Sony a7s, the Sony a7rII and a variety of bright lenses ranging from 14mm to 300mm. I used the Lonely Speck Pure Night and Matt Aust Light pollution filters to reduce light pollution and increase details, and also the Vixen Polarie to track the stars and get cleaner shots. Syrp Genie 3 axis system was used for motion control. All post production was made in Lr with the special timelapse plus plugin, Sequence for mac, TLDF, and final production was made in FCPX. I hope you like the movie as much as I liked shooting and processing it and I thank everyone of you for your support. All content is of course copyrighted AMP&F (except sountrack licensed through Envato Market), and no footage can be used in any way without the author’s permission. Please contact me for media and purchase inquiry. Please share and comment if you liked the video and follow me for more videos like this one! More at adphotography-online.com.