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