A blend of 'The Warriors' and 'From Dusk Til Dawn', 'Proceeds' is an all-female badass crime-horror caper with a bizarre dark comedy slant.

Styled in aesthetics from the Berlin techno underground, this powerful female gang rules the night. Their mission is to cut the hair off beautiful women and sell it on the black market but they soon find out they aren't the only predators lurking the streets after dark.

Inspired partly by the 'Pirahna' hair attacks in Venezuela.

edition.cnn.com/2013/08/07/world/americas/venezuela-hair-theft/index.html

Cast: James Chappell

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This video 'In the Reeds, Dreaming' was made in the same area as my previous two 'Birds' videos called Oostvaardersplassen. A nature reserve between the cities Lelystad and Almere in the Netherlands.

The title of the video is named after the beautiful track of Garry Bakuniec. soundcloud.com/garry-b/in-the-reeds-dreaming

Cast: Ben and Garry Bakuniec

Tags: Lelystad, Almere, Slowmotion, Nature, Dutch, Oostvaardersplasen, flowers, birds, Animals, flora and Sunrise

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This video 'In the Reeds, Dreaming' was made in the same area as my previous two 'Birds' videos called Oostvaardersplassen. A nature reserve between the cities Lelystad and Almere in the Netherlands.

The title of the video is named after the beautiful track of Garry Bakuniec. soundcloud.com/garry-b/in-the-reeds-dreaming

Cast: Ben and Garry Bakuniec

Tags: Lelystad, Almere, Slowmotion, Nature, Dutch, Oostvaardersplasen, flowers, birds, Animals, flora and Sunrise

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Experience a beautiful timelapse journey through the amazing landscapes of Scotland.

In this film about the Scottish Highlands you will experience places like Glencoe, The Storr, Quiraing, Fairy Pools and many other places on the Isle of Skye.

The shots are made in May 2019 where I had the pleasure to travel around the Scottish Highlands for two weeks. I had the pleasure to experience the spectacular Isle of Skye with a sunrise at the Storr, a long hike and lot of mist at the Quiraing and the beautiful Fairy Pools. In Glencoe I experienced the lakes Glencoe Lochan and Lochan Urr, Glen Etive with amazing still water, had an interesting and demanding climb to the top of Ben Nevis which is the highest mountain in UK and finally made a timelapse at the Glenfinnan Viaduct with the steam train known from Harry Potter.

FOLLOW MY WORK
YouTube.com/CasperRolsted?sub_confirmation=1
Instagram.com/CasperRolsted
Facebook.com/CasperRolstedVisuals
Twitter.com/CasperRolsted

Photographer, editor and sounddesigner: Casper Rolsted
CasperRolsted.com

Music: Peter Nanasi
peternanasi.bandcamp.com

FILM LOCATIONS IN "SCOTLAND in motion"
0:00 Eilean Donan Castle. Shot at sunrise. The rising and falling tide reveals that the water here is connected to the sea.
0:14 The Storr. View over the Isle of Skye.
0:18 Elgol. View to the mountains from the harbour.
0:23 Quiraing. The wind-blasted tree is a particular favourite of photographers.
0:28 Quiraing. The walk is a 7 km circuit with an ascent of 374 meters. Allow approximately 3 - 4 hours for this hike.
0:32 The Fairy Glen. The Fairy Glen is one of the Isle of Skye's most enchanting attractions. It is a delightful miniature landscape of grassy, cone-shaped hills.
0:37 Ben Nevis. The view from half way to the top. The trip to the top and back is 17 km and takes 7 to 9 hours. There is 1352 metres of ascent. Be very careful in misty weather and bring a map since the route is not very clearly marked.
0:42 Quiraing. Misty weather is not unusually in the Highlands.
1:05 Fairy Pools. Beautiful rock pools of crystal clear spring water fed by a series of waterfalls from the Cuillin Mountains.
1:15 The Storr. Sunrise from the top with view over the Isle of Skye and to the Old Man of Storr.
1:28 The Storr. The view after a short walk towards the top. The round trip is about 4.5km and 288 metres of ascent. It takes about 2 hours to walk.
1:37 Buachaille Etive Mòr. Pyramidal formed mountain at the head of Glen Etive. Shot in the morning from the Buachaille Etive Mòr Waterfalls.
1:41 Glencoe Lochan. Beautiful waymarked trails through ornamental woodland. The picturesque and serene woods contrasts with the wild and dramatic mountains.
1:45 Kilchurn Castle. The castle which today is a ruined structure was constructed in the mid-15th century. It is open to the public in summer.
1:50 Lochan Urr, Glen Etive. Beautiful small loch. The two mountains in the background are Buachaille Etive Mor and Buachaille Etive Beag.
1:58 Skyfall scene. This location is know from the James Bond movie Skyfall (2012). But instead of shooting towards Loch Etive I have made this timelapse towards south.
2:07 Mountains at Loch Lochy
2:12 Mountains at Lochan na h-Achlaise
2:16 Glenfinnan Viaduct. The viaduct is features in several of the Harry Potter movies.
2:25 Portree. The capital town on the Isle of Skye. I have here shot the rising tide which is over 3 meters.
2:33 Eilean Donan Castle. The same castle as the first shot in the film. Here it is shot at sunset from the hill.

CAMERA EQUIPTMENT USED
Sony A6300 Mirrorless Digital Camera Body
Samyang 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS lens
Samyang 21mm F1.4 ED AS UMC CS lens
Samyang 50mm F1.2 AS UMC CS lens
Samyang 100mm F2.8 ED UMC MACRO lens
Carl-Zeiss Vario-Tessar T* E 16-70mm f/4 ZA OSS
Edelkrone SliderPLUS Medium with Action & Target Module
Digislider 2 Axis Auto-Pan Video, Time Lapse & Stop Motion Camera Slider

Cast: Casper Rolsted

Tags: timelapse, Highlands, Scotland, Portree, Glencoe, Storr, Glenfinnan, Quiraing, Buachaille, Skye, Kilchurn, mountains, nature and landscape

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Lead Talent - John Gemberling / Dillon Francis

Director / Editor - The DADS
Director of Photography - Geoff Taylor

Colorist - Josh Bohoskey (The Mill)
Line Producer -Steven Taylor
1st AD - Chris Taylor
BTS Photo/Video - Jake Herman
1st AC - Travis Lynch
2nd AC - Marijo Saulon
Key Grip - Travis Becker
BBG - Matt Turve
Gaffer - Adam Dinihanian
BBE - Connor Burns
Production Designer - Frankie Latina
SPFX Foreman: Alex Hill
SPFX Technician: Maggie Goll
SPFX Technician: Dave Mesloh
SPFX Technician: Michael Engel
Artist HMU - Fara Conley
HMU - Abigail Smith
Wardrobe Designer - Paola Erazun
Movement Coach - Mimi Cave
Production Assistant - Set - Tyler Hock
Production Assistant - Set - Jack Clarke
Production Assistant - Set - Andrew Bowman

Location - Silver Dream Factory

Featured Talent - Mary D May
Featured Talent - David Cardenas
Featured Talent - Vimala Nowlis
Featured Talent - Carol Hannan
Featured Talent - Ladi B
Featured Talent - Marilyn Price
Featured Talent - Nick Reid
Featured Talent - Steven Wills
Featured Talent - Elijah Baughman
Featured Talent - Andrew Searles

Label - IDGAFOS / Mad Decent
Artist Manager - Nick Palmacci
Commissioner - Lillie Wojcik

Production Company - AVOИИI
Executive Producer - Dillon Francis
Executive Producer - Reed Matthews
Executive Producer - Steven Taylor

Cast: The Dads

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Experience a beautiful timelapse journey through the amazing landscapes of Scotland.

In this film about the Scottish Highlands you will experience places like Glencoe, The Storr, Quiraing, Fairy Pools and many other places on the Isle of Skye.

The shots are made in May 2019 where I had the pleasure to travel around the Scottish Highlands for two weeks. I had the pleasure to experience the spectacular Isle of Skye with a sunrise at the Storr, a long hike and lot of mist at the Quiraing and the beautiful Fairy Pools. In Glencoe I experienced the lakes Glencoe Lochan and Lochan Urr, Glen Etive with amazing still water, had an interesting and demanding climb to the top of Ben Nevis which is the highest mountain in UK and finally made a timelapse at the Glenfinnan Viaduct with the steam train known from Harry Potter.

FOLLOW MY WORK
YouTube.com/CasperRolsted?sub_confirmation=1
Instagram.com/CasperRolsted
Facebook.com/CasperRolstedVisuals
Twitter.com/CasperRolsted

Photographer, editor and sounddesigner: Casper Rolsted
CasperRolsted.com

Music: Peter Nanasi
peternanasi.bandcamp.com

FILM LOCATIONS IN "SCOTLAND in motion"
0:00 Eilean Donan Castle. Shot at sunrise. The rising and falling tide reveals that the water here is connected to the sea.
0:14 The Storr. View over the Isle of Skye.
0:18 Elgol. View to the mountains from the harbour.
0:23 Quiraing. The wind-blasted tree is a particular favourite of photographers.
0:28 Quiraing. The walk is a 7 km circuit with an ascent of 374 meters. Allow approximately 3 - 4 hours for this hike.
0:32 The Fairy Glen. The Fairy Glen is one of the Isle of Skye's most enchanting attractions. It is a delightful miniature landscape of grassy, cone-shaped hills.
0:37 Ben Nevis. The view from half way to the top. The trip to the top and back is 17 km and takes 7 to 9 hours. There is 1352 metres of ascent. Be very careful in misty weather and bring a map since the route is not very clearly marked.
0:42 Quiraing. Misty weather is not unusually in the Highlands.
1:05 Fairy Pools. Beautiful rock pools of crystal clear spring water fed by a series of waterfalls from the Cuillin Mountains.
1:15 The Storr. Sunrise from the top with view over the Isle of Skye and to the Old Man of Storr.
1:28 The Storr. The view after a short walk towards the top. The round trip is about 4.5km and 288 metres of ascent. It takes about 2 hours to walk.
1:37 Buachaille Etive Mòr. Pyramidal formed mountain at the head of Glen Etive. Shot in the morning from the Buachaille Etive Mòr Waterfalls.
1:41 Glencoe Lochan. Beautiful waymarked trails through ornamental woodland. The picturesque and serene woods contrasts with the wild and dramatic mountains.
1:45 Kilchurn Castle. The castle which today is a ruined structure was constructed in the mid-15th century. It is open to the public in summer.
1:50 Lochan Urr, Glen Etive. Beautiful small loch. The two mountains in the background are Buachaille Etive Mor and Buachaille Etive Beag.
1:58 Skyfall scene. This location is know from the James Bond movie Skyfall (2012). But instead of shooting towards Loch Etive I have made this timelapse towards south.
2:07 Mountains at Loch Lochy
2:12 Mountains at Lochan na h-Achlaise
2:16 Glenfinnan Viaduct. The viaduct is features in several of the Harry Potter movies.
2:25 Portree. The capital town on the Isle of Skye. I have here shot the rising tide which is over 3 meters.
2:33 Eilean Donan Castle. The same castle as the first shot in the film. Here it is shot at sunset from the hill.

CAMERA EQUIPTMENT USED
Sony A6300 Mirrorless Digital Camera Body
Samyang 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS lens
Samyang 21mm F1.4 ED AS UMC CS lens
Samyang 50mm F1.2 AS UMC CS lens
Samyang 100mm F2.8 ED UMC MACRO lens
Carl-Zeiss Vario-Tessar T* E 16-70mm f/4 ZA OSS
Edelkrone SliderPLUS Medium with Action & Target Module
Digislider 2 Axis Auto-Pan Video, Time Lapse & Stop Motion Camera Slider

Cast: Casper Rolsted

Tags: timelapse, Highlands, Scotland, Portree, Glencoe, Storr, Glenfinnan, Quiraing, Buachaille, Skye, Kilchurn, mountains, nature and landscape

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Featured on Short of the Week!
shortoftheweek.com/2019/08/26/the-wrong-end-of-the-stick/

The Wrong End of the Stick mini-site:
behance.net/gallery/80326215/The-Wrong-End-of-the-Stick

Malcolm Fetcher is a neurotic, middle-aged teacher lost in a dull marriage with his wife of twenty years, Beverly. As he faces an all-consuming identity crisis, their marriage disintegrates and he is forced to express a deep, hidden desire...

Nominations:
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44th Annie Awards 2017
• Best Student Film

British Independent Film Awards 2016
• Best British Short
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Awards:
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HPFF 2019
• Special Mention for Animation: Best Artistic Contribution

Nachtschatten Film Festival 2018
• Best Short Film

Sapporo Short Fest 2017
• Best Student Director

Animator Festival 2017
• Best Student Film

London Comedy Film Festival 2017
• Discovery Short Film Award

Animation Dingle 2017
• Best International Student Short Film
• Runner Up: Best Combined Animation

Atlanta Film Festival 2017
• Honourable Mention for Animated Short

Underwire Festival 2016
• Best Animator Award

Indie Memphis 2016
• Audience Award: Best Departures Short Film

Spark Animation 2016
• Jury Special Mention: Bravery Award

Anilogue 2016
• Jury's Special Award
.

Cast: Terri Matthews

Tags: sotw, thewrongendofthestick, tweots, 2danimation, animation, film, shortfilm, nfts, darkcomedy, adultcomedy, internationaldogday, dogday, happydogday, woof, mansbestfriend, dog, doglovers, filmsthatmakeyoucry, vfx and shortoftheweek

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The first video in a series commissioned by AFAR magazine, about the comedian Negin Farsad's first impressions and experiences visiting Kansas City, Missouri.

Directed, designed, animated by Katy Wang
Colouring by Lois de Silva, Katy Wang
Music and Sound by Ambrose Yu
Narrated by Negin Farsad

Cast: Katy Wang, Ambrose Yu and Lois de Silva

Tags: animation, 2d animation and photoshop

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Production: Run The Red
Director: Alex Greaves
First AD: Tilly Towler
DOP: Ben Cotgrove
Colourist: Caleb De Leon
Edit: Alex Greaves
1st AC: Kelvin Chan & Frank Ruby
2nd AC: Cindy Yohana & Shay-Lee Smith
Steadicam: Scott Dolan
Gaffer: Jono Voyce
Best Boy: Paige Hilliard
Production Design: Keelan Mak & Alex Greaves
Make Up Artist: Sophie Sugars
BTS: Zoë Hilditch

Special thanks:
Panavision Australia
Brian Flexmore
Bruce Truong
Huynh Nguyen

Cast: Alex Greaves

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A modern adaptation of the poem ‘Love’ by Polish writer Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska, originally published in 1926.

Director: Ben Lankester
Created & Produced by Robert Kaniepien & Ben Lankester
Prod Co: The Progress Film Company
Starring Marysia Lyszkowska & Alex Karpinsky
Director of Photography: Conor Chalk
Focus Puller: Jean Dakar
2nd AC: Jesse Lewis-Reece
Sound Recordist: Louis Lincoln-Bottcher
Production Manager: Heeva Hamed
Editor: Ben Lankester
Additional Editing: Adrian Ardelean
Music & Sound Design: Jason van Wyk
Colourist: Matthieu Toullet
Colour Producers: Leianna Campbell, Edwin Elkington
Graphic Design: Lucia Garcia

Cast: Ben Lankester, The Progress Film Company, Conor Chalk, Jason van Wyk and Lucia Garcia

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A man responds to a national tragedy on Twitter.

Directed by: Adam Tyree
Written by: Burt Brooks
Produced by: Burt Brooks, Adam Tyree

Starring: Lucas Lind, Chelsea Mee, Cassandra Relynn

Dir. of Photography: Jonathan Pope
Editor: Adam Tyree
Sound Design: Adam Tyree
VFX: Jonathan Pope
Composer: Lucas Lind
Color Correction: Jerimiah Morey

Special Thanks to Tigheland Productions

Cast: Adam Tyree

Tags: terror attack, donald trump, mass shooting, gunman, tweets, vfx, los angeles, short film, twitter, gun control, black lives matter and thoughts and prayers

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It's back and very happy to see you!

Cast: Tomin

Tags: Khabarovsk, Vladimir Tomin, Russia and tomin.works

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In this episode of My Place, Charli XCX reveals that over a decade on from playing warehouse parties and clubs she still has the party spirit. Her 1920s Tudor-style home in the Hollywood Hills contains an asymmetrical assemblage of keyboards, novelty-sized objects, taxidermy, bunting and photographs.

Continue reading on

Cast: NOWNESS

Tags: Profile, Music, Charli XCX and Hollywood

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New York-based multimedia artist Meshakai Wolf traveled to Colorado on 21 August 2017 to film what the media were calling the “Great American Eclipse”—the first coast-to-coast eclipse to hit the US for almost a hundred years.

Continue reading on https://bit.ly/2MM2L8S

Cast: NOWNESS

Tags: Eclipse, Sungazing, Zumi Rosow, black Lips and Cole Alexander

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These are dark times. The growing amount of political, social and environmental issues fill the agendas of millions of concerned people around the world. You may think that in our modern and thorough times, every potential hazard has been identified. You would be wrong. There is a critical issue that, as yet, nobody has taken into consideration: how dangerous dance can be.
We’re living in a world where dance is everywhere and, believe it or not, your kids will one day be asked to dance. Blindly following other people’s “movements” may lead to catastrophic consequences.
This short film aims to raise awareness of how deadly dangerous dance can be.
So hopefully, one day, when someone asks you, you will be able to reply: "No, I don't want to dance!”

Featured on:

- directorsnotes.com/2019/05/10/andrea-vinciguerra-no-i-dont-want-to-dance/

- shots.net/news/view/welcome-to-a-stop-motion-world-where-dancing-can-be-deadly

- tv.booooooom.com/2019/04/18/no-i-dont-want-to-dance-andrea-vinciguerra/

- skwigly.co.uk/showcase/no-i-dont-want-to-dance/

-creativeboom.com/inspiration/no-i-dont-want-to-dance-/?p=64ecc

- filmshortage.com/shorts/no-i-dont-want-to-dance/

A little behind the scene from
our campaign shot in 1983

youtube.com/watch?v=to8LlMuQMKI&t=5s

Written and directed by:
Andrea Vinciguerra

Producer:
Georgie Beattie
Andrea Vinciguerra

Executive Producer:
Sandrine Servent
Andrea Vinciguerra

Associate Producer:
Kimberley Le Blanc

Animator:
Tim Allen
Will Hodge

Puppet Maker:
Adeena Grubb

Model Maker:
Kat Simpson

Costume Maker:
Isabelle Riley

Set Builder:
Phil Shaw

Dop:
Jamie Kennerley
Thomas Wootton
Will Hodge

Model Maker Assistant:
Meg Dupont
Julia Lopez Martinez

Props Maker Assistant:
Nada Moussa

VFX:
Alberto Falcone
Mark Miko

Extra VFX:
Ferenc Miko

Sound Design:
Father

Music Composer:
Pietro Ventimiglia

Grade:
Joseph Bicknell at Company3 (NYC)

Storyboard:
Victoria Budgett

Animatic Sound:
Francesco Corsello

Equipment:
Mark Swaffield

Special Thanks to:
Paola Lizza, Claudio Giambrusso, Poitr Tomasikiewicz, Christian Schofield - Panalux, Gary Welch,
Bloc Space,

Crowdfunding campaign thanks for the contribution to:
Laure-Helene Prevost,
Marcello Vinciguerra,
Pavel Kingurov
Kat Wood
Jacopo Genovese
Jesus Loniego

Cast: Andrea Vinciguerra

Tags: stopmotion, darkhumour, animation, drama, blackcomedy, puppets, dance, setdesign, brightcolours, socialawareness, notodance, death, stopframe and dancer

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Liliana Morales was 8 years old when she first played at the Hollywood Bowl with Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Youth Orchestra.

Commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic in celebration of their centennial.

Director : Amelia Giller
Producer : Solana Braun
Animation Director : Rafael Araujo
Additional Animation : Juan Ricardo Hernandez

Cast: Amelia Giller and rafael araújo

Tags: animation, 2d animation, cel animation, after effects animation, documentary animation and motion graphics

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Directed by Tobias Pichler
with Karola Niederhuber as Bettina Liebling and filous as Percy

Cinematographer: Matthias Helldoppler
Gaffer: Erich Puchner
Assistent Camera & Loader: Andy Watzek
Hair and Make-Up Karola: Hanna Stantejsky
Editor: Tobias Pichler
Colour Grading: Matthias Helldoppler
Helping Heads and Hands: Florence Arman, Emily Richards & Elias Oldofredi
Supported by Wildruf

Special Thanks to Caroline Richards, Lucas Riccabona, Johanna Roh, Stefan Kirnbauer, Veronika Harb, Wilhelm Iben, Anna Peintner, Andreas Moser, Doris Oldofredi, Stöger Kameras, Wolfmilch, Bootsvermietung Laxenburg & Liebesrundfunk Zwei

Tv-Theme Music by Flo Spies & filous

Cast: Tobias Pichler

Tags: Dating and TV

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"Each day when I cut hair on the streets I meet amazing people with amazing stories. Stories that most people never get to see or hear. Stories that can warm my heart, and break it at the same time.

When I sat down with Luke, Oona and Paul separately, they all shared their very personal mental health journey, their struggles, and what has helped them along the way to ease their suffering. These stories of depression, and the different forms it can take, can often feel quite confronting or difficult to hear. However, it can also be a very important part of our growth, both on a personal level and as a community. I am humbled and honoured to be able to share their journey thus far, to help us all understand the struggles others might be going through, or even what you yourself might be struggling with. You are not alone, and together we can be there to support each other.

If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out."
- Nasir, The Streets Barber

*Servants Community Housing provides affordable accommodation and safe housing for those on low incomes , many of whom suffer from long-term mental illnesses. They are passionate about providing respect, dignity and hope for their residents. I was fortunate enough to spend a few days cutting hair and connecting with some of their residents. Find out how you can support this amazing facility ( servants.org.au )

#thestreetsbarber #cleancutcleanstart

Video created by Round 3 ( round3.com.au )

Music;
“Drone Pine“ by Blue Dot Sessions
“Drone Thistle“ by Blue Dot Sessions
“Prelude No.2” by Chris Zabriskie
“Kentucky Mule” by Tate Peterson

Cast: Round 3

Tags: Documentary, The Streets Barber, Melbourne, Australia, depression, mental health, addiction, barber, Nasir Sobhani, web series, Round 3, stories, award winner, reality, staff pick, illness and stronger together

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Set against the concrete backstreets of New York City, two teenagers working in a hot dog truck share their first sexual encounter by sensually passing a raw egg yolk back and forth between their mouths. As they claw at each other’s bodies in increasing intimacy the yolk eventually bursts into a cascade of erotic pleasure.

In Exchange innovative German director and writer Francisco Sendino presents this contemporary remake of an iconic erotic scene from Tampopo, a 1980s Japanese “noodle western” directed by Juzo Itami.

“I have always been fascinated by Itami’s blunt weirdness,” says Sendino. “This scene in the original Japanese film is a moment of intense sexuality, so I wanted to give it a personal touch. The egg yolk's fragility represents the insecurity of these two teenagers and their first sexual experience. It symbolizes the source of life, fertility, and fragility.”

Cast: NOWNESS

Tags: Romance, Egg and Juzo Itami

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Cloistered in ninety acres of Provençal woodland and only accessible by a two-mile stretch of country road, the Château de Fabrègues is home to French interior and furniture designer Pierre Yovanovitch.

The Paris-based aesthete made a name for himself in the fashion industry after a successful run as the menswear designer for Pierre Cardin. In 2001 Yovanovitch left the fashion house to open his own interior atelier, which has welcomed high-profile commercial projects from Christian Louboutin, Kering, and boutique hotel and retail units across the world.

Yovanovitch’s home is a vision of eclectic minimalism inspired by contemporary art, vintage design, architecture, and operatic staging. One of the most recent additions to his turreted seventeenth-century chateau is a chapel that has been decorated with carnivalesque frescos by painter Claire Tabouret, a frequent artistic collaborator of the designer.

Each room in the restored farmhouse contains a mixture of ornate gypsum fireplaces, Mohair rugs, rough-hewn oak furniture and basilica-inspired coffered ceilings. The designer, who has described his personal style as “monk-like but comfortable”, tempers the building’s luxury with a Scandinavian and American aesthetic that unwinds the body and mind.

This fall, Pierre Yovanovitch will publish his first book, Pierre Yovanovitch: Interior Architecture. This release will be the most complete public showcasing of his work to date.

Cast: NOWNESS

Tags: Provence, Interiors and Pierre Yovanovitch

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In a world where humans live alongside monsters, Martha finds herself stuck with a major identity crisis.

Written and Directed by Christopher Weekes


Cast: Rose Byrne | Bobby Cannavale | Kailah Cabanas | Nicholas Brown | Krew Boylan

Produced by: Jamie Hilton & Michael Pontin
Cinematography: Lachlan Milne
Visual Effects : Elliot Goodman
Original Score: Michael Yezerski
Additional Music: Oh Pep
Edited by: Spencer Susser & Christopher Weekes
Production Design: Claire Granville
Sound design: Angus Robertson
Monster Designers: Pete Commins, Christopher Weekes, Elliot Goodman, Joel Goodman, Paul Katte & Nick Nicolaou

Produced with the support of Screen Australia and Magenius

A See Pictures Production
In Association with Goodman Brothers Productions & Casp Productions

Cast: See Pictures

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MOON B — Welcome (Official Video)

A young star gazer explores the planets of the Udaya system, scanning the flora and fauna with her binoculars.

Taken from the album "Udaya" on Hoop Sound.
Direction & Animation: Joseph Melhuish
Art Direction: Jeremy Grant

hoopsound.com

Cast: Joseph Melhuish

Tags: music video, 3d, moon b, animation and funk

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A teenage girl struggles to fit into a crew of Soca backup dancers. She does not succeed at first. The crew presents her with an opportunity for friendship and escape. Her first chance on stage becomes a night of difficult choices but also possibilities for an exciting new future.

Cast: Maya Cozier

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A little girl arrives to a giant swimming pool filled with big characters. She decides to dive and swim despite her fears.
...
Une petite fille arrive dans une piscine gigantesque peuplée de gros personnages. Elle décide de se lancer et nager malgré sa peur.

Cast: Islena Neira and Benoît Michelet

Tags: animation, swimming pool, 2d animation, 2d, water, pool, EMCA, fear and swimming

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Ryan Lovelace, creating and experimenting...
Trevor Gordon, surfing.

direct/film/edit: Morgan Maassen

music by:
Helado Negro "Wobble"
Nina Simone "Flo Me La"

Cast: Morgan Maassen

Tags: ryan lovelace, shaping, surfboard shaper, morgan maassen, trevor gordon, experiment, sandspit, surfboards and rincon

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CG animation of amazing zoom to macro view to the "quantum world", shown on an approximate scale of the reality of physics.
.

Cast: pedro3dbh

Tags: CG, animation, phisycs, microscopy, quantum, amazing, zoom, 3d, macro, eletron microscopy, energy and particle

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Director: Faramarz Gosheh
Cinematographer: Mika Aberra
Gaffer: Linus Hellström
Steadicam/Drone: Kasper Bröns
Production coordinator: Martin Simonic
Behind the scenes: Alexander Lindblad
PA: Donna Lee, Johan Milding
Editor: Faramarz Gosheh
Color: Mika Aberra
Sound design: Tomas Nyman

Production Company: Noor Studios

Cast
Mattheus Bairu, Adelle Bairu
Isabel Aguilar Johansson, Ida Aguilar
Gun Ahlin

Cast: Noor Studios

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What if your worst fear and your greatest love turn out to be the same thing?

Lost in a dark forest, Eddy Table stumbles upon a mysterious girl and dangerous parasites. He should escape, but something keeps him from leaving.

Rune Spaans’ romantic horror short is based on the works of Canadian artist Dave Cooper.

The Absence of Eddy Table is this week's Staff Pick Premiere. Read more about it on the Vimeo blog: vimeo.com/blog/post/staff-pick-premiere-the-absence-of-eddy-table-by-rune-spaans

Cast: Rune Spaans, Tordenfilm, Dani Sappa, Oddne Madsen, Thea Matland, KAADA and Storyline Studios

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What if your worst fear and your greatest love turn out to be the same thing?

Lost in a dark forest, Eddy Table stumbles upon a mysterious girl and dangerous parasites. He should escape, but something keeps him from leaving.

Rune Spaans’ romantic horror short is based on the works of Canadian artist Dave Cooper.

The Absence of Eddy Table is this week's Staff Pick Premiere. Read more about it on the Vimeo blog: vimeo.com/blog/post/staff-pick-premiere-the-absence-of-eddy-table-by-rune-spaans

Cast: Rune Spaans, Tordenfilm, Dani Sappa, Oddne Madsen, Thea Matland, KAADA and Storyline Studios

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Cast: Guillaume JUIN

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Cast: Guillaume JUIN

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Something different is happening in music class today. There are no teachers or conventional instruments in sight. Instead, kids create riotous soundscapes on analog synthesizers, vinyl players and noise generators. In the spirit of Neil Armstrong's iconic radio transmission from the moon—a recording that features in this film—the children are exploring uncharted possibilities in sound.

These sonic voyagers are part of the School of Noise, a touring experimental sound workshop based in London, where young people can learn about music on rare instruments. Former Pulp bassist Steve Mackey and ex-The Jesus and Mary Chain bassist Douglas Hart have come together under the creative moniker Call This Number, recording the children’s genre-defying session.

“The creative process that flows from idea to action is instantaneous for children,” says Hart. “It’s not as direct or uninhibited for adults.”

“The unique aspect of School of Noise is that children are encouraged to experiment with music tools from an early age,” says Makey. “Douglas and I were both in bands, but I don’t think either of us saw a synth or drum machine until our late teens.”

School of Noise was recorded on multiple 1970s Sony Portapaks—one of the first generations of consumer video recording equipment. The format of the film is an aesthetic Call This Number developed in their London garage, where analog images and sound are mixed live, and they complete their filming by the end of an artist’s performance.

“Moving pictures and sound have gone hand-in-hand since the Lumière brothers filmed workers leaving a factory in 1895,” says Hart. “The relationship between film and music, in particular, is indivisible.”

Mackey says, “Some people write, some draw, but I guess music is the language that we’re both attracted to.”

Cast: NOWNESS

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“In the year 3330, two brothers, Quinn and Zantu, were exiled from their mad father's kingdom. For the past 10 years, the brothers have separately wandered the outskirts of their arid planet, each preparing for the day he would return to claim his rightful place on the throne.”

Director/Editor - Cooper Kenward
Choreography - Derion Loman
Dancers - Derion Loman & Mike Tyus
Costumes - Luke Kinter
VFX & Color - Robby Piantanida
Title Design - Yuri Sakakibara
Production Assistants - Natalie Warner & Liz Noth

Special Thanks to Yours Truly & Native Cat Recordings

Cast: Cooper Kenward

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'The Last Line' follows an actress as she enters an audition where she is forced to face a harsh reality of the industry. She starts out delivering a confident performance, only to be gradually beaten down, arriving at a place vulnerable to emotional manipulation that takes place at the hand of the director, all in the name of ‘art’. She is confronted by the questions of what is indispensable for art and an excellent performance, where the line is drawn between real life and performance and ultimately how much of herself she is willing to sacrifice in the pursuit of her dream.

CREDITS:
Bella: Francesca Reale
The Director: Alex Hurt
Jesse: Chris Cafero
Reader: Sara Kubida

Written, Directed & Edited by Renee Mao
Cinematography by Brandon Roots
1st AC: Jonathan Arturo
Gaffer: Ahad Mahmood
Line Producer: Savannah O'Leary
Assistant Director: Zach Nutman
Production Sound Mixer: Sean Kiely
Sound Design & Mix: Hunter Berk
Colorist: Brandon Roots

Cast: Renee Mao

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KSENIIA DUBOVITZ
KRISTIAN PUNTURERE

dir JACOB "KUBA" BOJSZA
dp IAIN TRIMBLE
sound design AVERY KENTIS
color JACK TASHDJIAN
production designer NATALIE EDMONDSON
steadicam ZACHARY STANKE
1st ac AARON CHEUNG
2nd ac MASON MITCHELL
key grip PAT MONROE
gaffer RYAN BREITENBACH
hair & make-up ASIA CATALDO
sound recorder NOAH KENTIS
craft services CARRAH TRIMBLE
film scanner THOM KUO

Shot on Kodak 16mm Film Stock.

Cast: Jacob "Kuba" Bojsza

Tags: experimental, film, 16mm and fashion

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The true feelings and secret thoughts of a messy, stressed out mom.

Andrea Rosen - Andrea
O-Lan Jones - Andrea's Mom
John Gemberling - Andrea's Husband
Deborah Ishida - Andrea's Therapist

Director - Staci Roberts Steele
Writer - Andrea Rosen
Producers - Alex Mechanik & Andrea Rosen
Director of Photography - John Albrecht
Production Designer - Ester Song Kim
Production Sound - Jake Robinson
Casting Director - Samy Burch
Editor - Alex Mechanik
Colorist - Charlie Rokosny
Mixer - Frank Flaherty
Set Photographer - Ericka Kreutz
Production Assistant - Ali McLaughlin

twitter: @andreafartrosen
instagram: @andreakrosen / @allthatjazzla

Cast: Andrea Rosen

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Down is up and up is down. Or is it the other way around? Earth and a fortiori the whole solar system, even our home galaxy- endlessly float into space as the universe expands. As the Earth rotates around the Sun and on itself, it gives the impression that the sky is actually moving for an observer on its surface. That’s probably why it took so long for humanity to accept that the Sun was at the center of the solar system and not the Earth!

All the modern films taken at night usually capture this celestial course from a fixed point of the Earth. Thus you will most likely watch the moon or the milky way make their way across the firmament. In the Northern Hemisphere, it seems to move from left to right, and the opposite in the Southern Hemisphere. Nonetheless have you ever seen a film where the night sky is fixed and the Earth moves instead? Well, now you have!That was the whole point of this short time-lapse film that I dubbed ‘Orbem Terræ’, or orbiting Earth in latin. The goal is to bring a whole new perspective on how we actually move against the background sky! In this manner, some of the clips give a very cool effect where you almost feel like you’re on the International Space Station lokking down at the Earth. This ‘floating’ effect is admittedly unsettling though, as if we will fall into the abyss of the universe. However only now can you appreciate the true movement of rotation of our planet in the solar system. Some of the clips are also tilted, reversed and rotated on purpose to accentuate the effect, so much that sometimes, you have no clue what is up and what is down! It’s especially true for the scenes featuring water reflection!

To achieve this particular effect, it actually not rocket science. There exist simple devices that, if set in the right way, can follow and track a particular point of the sky by compensation for the rotation of the Earth. By mountain your camera on top of those ‘tracker’, you can now have a fixed sky, a rotating Earth effect, and some advantages as the cherry on top: more details in the night sky objects!

This short film is actually a compilation of all the best tracked shots I have acquired during the past 4 years. After all my different movies, I've been asked a number of times to put together this compilation, so here you go! They were taken all over the globe from Europe to South America, Africa to North America. It features some of the most detailed astrophotography sequences on the market for this quality output, including some never-seen-before ones!

All content is copyrighted NightLightsFilms© (except sountrack licensed seperately and purchased on Epidemic Sound), 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 nightlightsfilms.com
Cameras: Sony a7s, 2 Canon 6D modded, Sony a7rII
Motion control: Vixen Polarie, Syrp 3 axis systemLenses: Sigma 14mm f1.8, Sigma 20mm f1.4, Sigma 35mm f1.4, Sigma 50mm f1.4, Sigma 85mm f1.4, Samyang 135mm f2, Kenko extender HDPRO x2 (eclispe)
Post-process: Adobe Lightroom, Timelapse+ STUDIO plug-in for Lr, Ps CS6, TDLF, Sequence, FCPX

Cast: Night Lights Films

Tags: milky way, aurora, galaxy, night, night sky, nature, documentary, stars, landscape, space, stargazing, universe, nebulae and earth

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Down is up and up is down. Or is it the other way around? Earth and a fortiori the whole solar system, even our home galaxy- endlessly float into space as the universe expands. As the Earth rotates around the Sun and on itself, it gives the impression that the sky is actually moving for an observer on its surface. That’s probably why it took so long for humanity to accept that the Sun was at the center of the solar system and not the Earth!

All the modern films taken at night usually capture this celestial course from a fixed point of the Earth. Thus you will most likely watch the moon or the milky way make their way across the firmament. In the Northern Hemisphere, it seems to move from left to right, and the opposite in the Southern Hemisphere. Nonetheless have you ever seen a film where the night sky is fixed and the Earth moves instead? Well, now you have!That was the whole point of this short time-lapse film that I dubbed ‘Orbem Terræ’, or orbiting Earth in latin. The goal is to bring a whole new perspective on how we actually move against the background sky! In this manner, some of the clips give a very cool effect where you almost feel like you’re on the International Space Station lokking down at the Earth. This ‘floating’ effect is admittedly unsettling though, as if we will fall into the abyss of the universe. However only now can you appreciate the true movement of rotation of our planet in the solar system. Some of the clips are also tilted, reversed and rotated on purpose to accentuate the effect, so much that sometimes, you have no clue what is up and what is down! It’s especially true for the scenes featuring water reflection!

To achieve this particular effect, it actually not rocket science. There exist simple devices that, if set in the right way, can follow and track a particular point of the sky by compensation for the rotation of the Earth. By mountain your camera on top of those ‘tracker’, you can now have a fixed sky, a rotating Earth effect, and some advantages as the cherry on top: more details in the night sky objects!

This short film is actually a compilation of all the best tracked shots I have acquired during the past 4 years. After all my different movies, I've been asked a number of times to put together this compilation, so here you go! They were taken all over the globe from Europe to South America, Africa to North America. It features some of the most detailed astrophotography sequences on the market for this quality output, including some never-seen-before ones!

All content is copyrighted NightLightsFilms© (except sountrack licensed seperately and purchased on Epidemic Sound), 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 nightlightsfilms.com
Cameras: Sony a7s, 2 Canon 6D modded, Sony a7rII
Motion control: Vixen Polarie, Syrp 3 axis systemLenses: Sigma 14mm f1.8, Sigma 20mm f1.4, Sigma 35mm f1.4, Sigma 50mm f1.4, Sigma 85mm f1.4, Samyang 135mm f2, Kenko extender HDPRO x2 (eclispe)
Post-process: Adobe Lightroom, Timelapse+ STUDIO plug-in for Lr, Ps CS6, TDLF, Sequence, FCPX

Cast: Night Lights Films

Tags: milky way, aurora, galaxy, night, night sky, nature, documentary, stars, landscape, space, stargazing, universe, nebulae and earth

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Manila is the capital of the Philippines. It is one of the oldest cities in the world, as well as the most densely populated city proper in the world as of 2018 (Wikipedia).

Also Manila is a pretty crazy place. Could not decide if I love it or hate it while being there, but probably both :)
Either way, many travellers skip the city and head directly to one of the islands. However, I think that this is a mistake and its very worthwhile to give the city a shot for a few days and soak it in in all its manic craziness.

This film was shot during holy week, which may explain, why there is so little traffic for Manila.

A film by Joerg Daiber.

Facebook: facebook.com/MiniatureFilms
Twitter: twitter.com/spoonfilm
YouTube: youtube.com/littlebigworld
Web: spoonfilm.com

You can license raw footage clips from the Little Big World series here: gettyimages.com/videos/spoonfilm?phrase=spoonfilm&sort=best&excludenudity=true#license

If you can't find the clip you are searching for, please reach out.

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Shot with Lumix GH4 and GH5, 14-140mm and 7-14mm Lumix Lenses. Postproduction with Adobe Creative Production Suite.

Music: Polonaise – Eugene Onedin by Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky perfomed by Apollo Symphony Orchestra.

Cast: Joerg Daiber

Tags: Philippines, time-lapse, drone, dji, travel video, tilt-shift, aerial, philippines tipps, south east asia, fake miniature, asia, travel, amazing, incredible, scenery, bucket list, the philippines, GH5, world wonder, breathtaking, spoonfilm, bohol, Filipinos and indigenous

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Manila is the capital of the Philippines. It is one of the oldest cities in the world, as well as the most densely populated city proper in the world as of 2018 (Wikipedia).

Also Manila is a pretty crazy place. Could not decide if I love it or hate it while being there, but probably both :)
Either way, many travellers skip the city and head directly to one of the islands. However, I think that this is a mistake and its very worthwhile to give the city a shot for a few days and soak it in in all its manic craziness.

This film was shot during holy week, which may explain, why there is so little traffic for Manila.

A film by Joerg Daiber.

Facebook: facebook.com/MiniatureFilms
Twitter: twitter.com/spoonfilm
YouTube: youtube.com/littlebigworld
Web: spoonfilm.com

You can license raw footage clips from the Little Big World series here: gettyimages.com/videos/spoonfilm?phrase=spoonfilm&sort=best&excludenudity=true#license

If you can't find the clip you are searching for, please reach out.

WATCH FULL SCREEN!
Shot with Lumix GH4 and GH5, 14-140mm and 7-14mm Lumix Lenses. Postproduction with Adobe Creative Production Suite.

Music: Polonaise – Eugene Onedin by Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky perfomed by Apollo Symphony Orchestra.

Cast: Joerg Daiber

Tags: Philippines, time-lapse, drone, dji, travel video, tilt-shift, aerial, philippines tipps, south east asia, fake miniature, asia, travel, amazing, incredible, scenery, bucket list, the philippines, GH5, world wonder, breathtaking, spoonfilm, bohol, Filipinos and indigenous

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a gnarly bay mini project featuring Thomas Deininger
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Director: gnarly bay
Producer: Kyle King
DP: Tyler Murgo + Jordan Ingram
AC/DIT/Audio: Jack Ieronimo
Edit: Jordan Ingram
Post Supervision: Dan Riordan Dana Saint
Sound Design/Mix: Jared Blizzard Jordan Ingram
Executive Producers: Dan Riordan Dana Saint
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Early in 2019, we were searching for stories about interesting people in our area so that we could create some client-free creative profiles in our down time. Thanks to the infinite scroll of twitter, we were turned on to the work of this amazing artist named Thomas Deininger. It was actually a random tweet from the actor that plays Boba Fett in the Star Wars prequels that claimed Tom was one of the most inspiring creators he had come across lately. We were intrigued by the amazing artwork in the low quality GIF that he posted, and then, following the internet rabbit hole, we realized that he was from RI. His studio was less than an hour away...like everything in Rhode Island is, so our producer Kyle King made contact. Tom welcomed us into his world and shared his perspectives on some big themes and how his anxieties and fears about human consumption and plastic waste create the foundation of his medium for artistic expression.
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Enjoy.

Cast: gnarly bay

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An intimate and insightful documentary short unravelling the state of mind of my late alcoholic father through the poems he left behind.

RCA Graduate Film 2019

Winner of Passion Animation Prize 2019

Directed and animated by Freddie Griffiths
Poems by Huw Griffiths
Voice by Owen Teale
Sound Design by Barney Kass
Assistance by Alicia Wengler, Corey McAllen, Rafael Hara, Joumana Issmaiel, Yitong Wang

Cast: Freddie Griffiths

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After recently going blind, a young man struggles to navigate his new life in the shadows. Like any other person on the hunt for human connection he turns to social media and uses his phone’s screen reader function to re-engage with the world. In Touch, Chinese writer and filmmaker Song Huang reimagines this true tale about his friend who was diagnosed with terminal cancer and lost their sight before the age of thirty.

Continue reading on https://bit.ly/2ze7iYW

Cast: NOWNESS

Tags: China, Sex, Dating Apps and Blindness

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CREDITS:
Director: Mimi Cave
Written by & Starring: Parker Seaman
Producer: Heron Bourke
DoP: Tom Banks
1st AC: Kevin Hughes
Featuring: Jon Milhiser, Whitmer Thomas, Monica Sherer, Maddy Whitby, Lou Wilson

Cast: mimi cave

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An indecisive man's grocery trip is steadily impeded by strange characters and musical ruminations.

Created by Jack Stauber for Adult Swim SMALLS
adultswim.com/videos/smalls

Cast: [adult swim]

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As the birds began to rise, a voice from the clouds spoke in tones of softest yellow: Out of the dust spring the flowers and out of the soil comes goodness.

Directed by Andreas Lamoth
Written by Jian Liew & Andreas Lamoth
Produced by Bears Calling GmbH
Exec. Producer: Anna Honerlagen
Producer: Selina Kaiser

DoP: Kaspar Hornikel
1st AC: Daniel Merget, Franz Deutschmann
2nd AC: Pauline Zankel
Gaffer: Avner Eisenstein, Darius Tschorn
Electrician: Philipp Hummel, Ivar Jacobsen
Key Grip: Karem Fassel

Editor: Marc Böhlhoff
Soundmix & Design: Benjamin Schäfer (Loft Studios)
Colorist: Lutz Forster, C.S.I.
Animation by Oskar Fischinger

Production Designer: Jian Liew
Stylist: Talina Bauer (Studio Lun)
Set Design: Lorena Cao, Jian Liew
PA: Leonie Gora
Make-Up: Florian Gruber

Special Thanks to See You Rent - Camera, Lighting, Rental & Support
and to The Greens Berlin, Profimietstudio & Fo-Guang-Shan-Tempel.

Songs written & recorded by Kyson
Mastered by Heba Kadry
Label: B3SCI Records
Label Manager: Mike Clemenza
Artist Manager: Aaron Saltzman

CAST
Father: Jierui Zhang
Daugther: Aimée Tsuiakita
Grandfather: Hang-Thay Lee
Mother: Yao Guo, Menqiu Li
Voice Over: Mr. Yang
Lion Dancers: Sportschule Lee

Shot on Kodak Motion Picture Film, processed & scanned by Cinelab London.

Cast: Kyson

Tags: kyson, aftertherain, musicvideo, 16mm, kodak and kodakshootfilm

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Director – Charlotte Regan

Producer- Natalie Steiner
Exec Producer- Ore Okonedo
Comissioner- Sam Seager

Production Manager – Islay Leefe-Grffiths
Production Assistant – Alice Hayes
Production Runner- David Burridge

DoP – Franklin Dow
Focus Puller – Kate Eccarius
Loader – Maggie Stann
Camera Trainee- Chelsea Bernard

Gaffer – Johnjo Besagni
Electrician – Darren Pearson

1st AD – Danel Stoker
Floor Runner- Harry Gardner

Production Designer – Phoebe Darling
Costume – Taff Williamson
Hair & Make up Artist – Grace Ellington

Medic – Paul Saddington at Quad Medical
BTS Videographer – James Sheridan
Catering – AGA AGA

Casting – Claire Bleasdale

Cast
Dad – Charlie Creed-Miles
Tyler – Kasey Bentham
Hailey – Brooke Kelly
Café Boy / Playground Boy – Freddie Samuels
Café Lady – Susan Steiner
Playground Boy – Yoni Roodner
Playground Girl – Freya Green
Playground Girl – Joy Adeogun
Playground Girl – Kalyn Callan
Haircut Friend – Conrad Williamson

Biker Dad – Ashley Rilings
Biker Tyler – Hayley Rilings

Editor - Owen O’sullivan
Edit – Marshall Street
Edit Producer – Beanie Goldsmith

Colourist – Luddy
Post House – The Mill
Post Producer – Ellie Thwaites

Sound Design – Ben Adams

Special Thanks to:
Kelly Jones

Cast: Charlotte Regan

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Featured on Short of the Week!

The Wrong End of the Stick mini-site:
behance.net/gallery/80326215/The-Wrong-End-of-the-Stick

Malcolm Fetcher is a neurotic, middle-aged teacher lost in a dull marriage with his wife of twenty years, Beverly. As he faces an all-consuming identity crisis, their marriage disintegrates and he is forced to express a deep, hidden desire...

Nominations:
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44th Annie Awards 2017
• Best Student Film

British Independent Film Awards 2016
• Best British Short
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Awards:
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HPFF 2019
• Special Mention for Animation: Best Artistic Contribution

Nachtschatten Film Festival 2018
• Best Short Film

Sapporo Short Fest 2017
• Best Student Director

Animator Festival 2017
• Best Student Film

London Comedy Film Festival 2017
• Discovery Short Film Award

Animation Dingle 2017
• Best International Student Short Film
• Runner Up: Best Combined Animation

Atlanta Film Festival 2017
• Honourable Mention for Animated Short

Underwire Festival 2016
• Best Animator Award

Indie Memphis 2016
• Audience Award: Best Departures Short Film

Spark Animation 2016
• Jury Special Mention: Bravery Award

Anilogue 2016
• Jury's Special Award
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Cast: Terri Matthews

Tags: sotw, thewrongendofthestick, tweots, 2danimation, animation, film, shortfilm, nfts, darkcomedy, adultcomedy, internationaldogday, dogday, happydogday, woof, mansbestfriend, dog, doglovers, filmsthatmakeyoucry, vfx and shortoftheweek

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To promote Mcdonald's Egg McMuffin, I worked with TBWA, on a campaign consisting of 15 'oddly satisfying gifs. This poject shows all my graphical search, as a director's cut.

Check the behance for some making of :)
behance.net/gallery/83279865/Egg-McMuffin-Directors-Cut

Special tks to Adrobski for this awesome sound design !!
Adrobski:
- Insta : instagram.com/adrobskimusic/
- SoundCloud : m.soundcloud.com/adrobski

Cast: Matthieu BRACCINI

Tags: C4D, motion design and satisfying

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Meet Dave Hebb, a self-identified commercial archaeologist who has been on an epic quest since 2012 to find all of Greater Boston’s Signtronix signs. Signtronix, a California-based sign manufacturer, caters to small businesses across the United States but as Boston continues to expand and build, these signs are increasingly being abandoned. Follow Dave as he meets the owners of these signs and learns the history of not just the buildings and businesses, but the histories of the people who still own these signs.

At Atlas Obscura, our mission is to inspire wonder and curiosity about the incredible world we all share. See where we’re exploring here: atlasobscura.com

Directed, Shot and Edited by Sarah Ginsburg
Produced by Will Lennon - vimeo.com/user3810573
Sound Design by Jackie! Zhou - vimeo.com/jackiezhou
Color by Tanner Hall - vimeo.com/tannerrhall
Music by Aman Singh - vimeo.com/aman2020

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Cast: Atlas Obscura and Sarah Ginsburg

Tags: documentary, Boston, archeology, urban, Atlas Obscura, Boston Signtronix, city, travel and exploration

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You might be one of the millions of people whose life was made a little bit easier by Susan and you don’t even know it.

Cast: Terri Timely

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Islandia is a non-narrative two minutes short drone film about primal beauty of Iceland.

Islandia - is a Latin name for Iceland and relative to the old language since this film portraits primordial and rough nature of Iceland. For the short duration of the film, you will be transported to a place that easily could be a million years ago. From unbelievable landscapes and vast valleys to painting-like terrain and majestic waterfalls and lakes - this film shows the unparalleled beauty of Iceland and its unearthly glory.

Please sit back and enjoy the flight.

Technical info:
- All footage shot on DJI Mavic 2 Pro.
- Several ND filters from Polar Pro were used for filming.
- I used Davinci Resolve 16 for editing, VFX, SFX, and grading.
- Adobe Audition was used to mix soundscore.
- Adobe After Effects were used for titles and minor fixes
- Original music score by Luke Atencio and Ryan Taubert was licensed at Musicbed.
- SFX are free samples by various creators and Singularity six by Film Crux.

Cast: Madebyvadim

Tags: drone, short film, landscape, Iceland, anamorphic drone film, cinematic drone footage, cinematic Iceland, Dji and Mavic 2 pro

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Islandia is a non-narrative two minutes short drone film about primal beauty of Iceland.

Islandia - is a Latin name for Iceland and relative to the old language since this film portraits primordial and rough nature of Iceland. For the short duration of the film, you will be transported to a place that easily could be a million years ago. From unbelievable landscapes and vast valleys to painting-like terrain and majestic waterfalls and lakes - this film shows the unparalleled beauty of Iceland and its unearthly glory.

Please sit back and enjoy the flight.

Technical info:
- All footage shot on DJI Mavic 2 Pro.
- Several ND filters from Polar Pro were used for filming.
- I used Davinci Resolve 16 for editing, VFX, SFX, and grading.
- Adobe Audition was used to mix soundscore.
- Adobe After Effects were used for titles and minor fixes
- Original music score by Luke Atencio and Ryan Taubert was licensed at Musicbed.
- SFX are free samples by various creators and Singularity six by Film Crux.

Cast: Madebyvadim

Tags: drone, short film, landscape, Iceland, anamorphic drone film, cinematic drone footage, cinematic Iceland, Dji and Mavic 2 pro

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Production Company: Dress Code (dresscodeny.com)

Director: James Casey

Executive Creative Director: Dan Covert
Executive Producer: Brad Edelstein
Head of Post Production & Operations: Tara Rose Stromberg
Head of Production: Amy Dempsey
Assistant Producer: Mayele Yebo
Cinematography: Sebastian Slayter
1st Assistant Camera: Cameron Sizemore
Gaffer: Bret "Dutch" Beimers
2nd Assistant Editor: Nick Stromberg
Script: James Casey
Art Director: Elena Chudoba
Colorist: Daniel Orentlicher
Production Coordinator: Jonathan Dontchev

Editorial: No6
Editor: James Duffy
Assistant Editor: Ryan Hennessy
Senior Producer: Laura Molinaro

Music + Sound: YouTooCanWoo
Voiceover: Debra Kay Anderson
Cast: Amy Auscherman

Special Thanks to: AIGA, Braniff Airlines, Braniff International, Girard Studio, Herman Miller

Cast: Dress Code

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A personal short film about an intervening period of time.

Illustration and Animation: Terence Ginja-Martinho
Sound Design: QB Sound

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tgmartinho.com
instagram.com/tginjamartinho

Cast: Terence Ginja-Martinho and QB SOUND

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found footage video / 2014

Cast: Neozoon Collective

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Vampiro (Vampire)

Crítica: elantepenultimomohicano.com/2017/07/23-festival-iberico-de-cinema-cortometrajes.html
Crítica: cortosfera.es/cortometrajes/vampiro/
Críticas usuarios Filmaffinity: filmaffinity.com/es/reviews/1/693891.html

"The highway underpasses around Valencia is lined with women, catcalling the passing cars. A screenwriter picks up a prostitute to research a character of his new script. But he is looking for more than a body; he is looking for a story." Odense Film Festival 2017

"Las carreteras que bordean Valencia están punteadas de mujeres en busca de clientes. Un guionista recoge a una de ellas para documentarse para su nuevo trabajo. No busca un cuerpo, busca una historia."

"Die Autobahnunterführung ist gesäumt von Prostituierten. Als vermeintlicher Freier spricht der Drehbuchautor Luis eine der Frauen an. Zu Recherchezwecken für sein neues Projekt wolle er sich mit ihr über ihre Biografie unterhalten. Doch was ist mehr wert: seinen Körper zu verkaufen oder die eigene Geschichte?"

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Palmares (by december 2017):

- World Premiere @ the 54th Gijón Film Festival.
- Official selection @ the 2017 Odense Film Festival.

- Best Short Film - Sant Joan Film Festival (2017)
- Best Short Film - Islantilla Cine bajo la Luna (2017)
- Best Short Film - Cineculpable (2017)
- Best Actress - Medina Film Week (2017)
- Best Actress - Sant Joan Film Festival (2017)
- Best Actress - Festival de Cine Ibérico de Badajoz (2017)
- Best Actress - Requena y Acción (2017)
- Best Actress - Islantilla Cine bajo la Luna (2017)
- Best Actor - Requena y Acción (2017)
- Best Actor - Sant Joan Film Festival (2017)
- Best Actor - Cineculpable (2017)
- Honorable Mention Best Short Film - Cortopilar (2017)
- Honorable Mention Best Script - Cortopilar (2017)
- Honorable Mention Best Actress - Cortopilar (2017)

- Nominated for Best Short Film - Premis Turia (2017)
- Nominated for Best Director - Sant Joan Film Festival (2017)
- Nominated for Best Script - Sant Joan Film Festival (2017)
- Nominated for Best Cinematography - Sant Joan Film Festival (2017)
- Nominated for Best Director - Cortopilar (2017)
- Nominated for Best Actor - Cortopilar (2017)
- Nominated for Best Acting - Cortos Bujaraloz (2017)

Selected in 42 festivals: 2 of them from the Academy Awards' list and 13 from the Goya Awards' list.

Cast: Álex Montoya

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In Virginia, Scarface started Streetbeefs in his backyard to combat gun and knife violence in the area. Soon it turned into something much more.

Director: Paul Hairston
Editor: Cavan J. Faucett
Cinematographer: Gaul Porat
Steadicam: Calvin Falk
Assistant Camera + Focus: Sinclair Neff
Sound: Matthew Seeden
Production Assistants: Andrew Tomassone and Joaquin Sosa
Pyrotechnics: Gaelen Smith
Additional Cinematography: Matt Ballard
Additional Camera Assist: Noah Fowler
Producers: Jake Ewald and Tripp Kramer
Production: Acres

Executive Producers: Matt McLaughlin and Andrew Simkiss
Heads of Production: Julie Hershan and Christian Silberbauer

Original Score: Tobias Norberg
Color: Josh Bohoskey @ The Mill NY
Sound Design + Mix: Geoff Strasser @ Mr. Bronx

Special Thanks: Streetbeefs, Matthew Schaff, Brent Finnegan, The City of Harrisonburg, Chris Wilmore, Gavin Brivik, Sophia Pilar, Will and Susy Hairston, The Smith Family, Kazim Karaismailoglu

Cast: Paul Hairston, Cavan J. Faucett, Gaul Porat and Tobias Norberg

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