Chile is one hell of a charming and colorful country to travel in, from the adorable culture of Easter Island, to the alien landscape of Atacama to the pristine lakes and mountains of Patagonia, Charming Chile will take you to all of these places and more! Be sure to watch to the end and further for some fun extra videos. ;)

Easter Island! After 4 years of wanting to visit the island, I'd finally made it and wow, was it well worth the effort! As I was traveling down from Atacama desert through Santiago to Patagonia, I'd seen the wonderful port city of Valparaiso, hiked up to witness lava spewing from Villarrica Volcano in Pucon, walked the famous Torres del Paine trail in Patagonia and ended my Chile trip at the Easter Island celebrating with the locals, one of the best festivals in the world, the Tapati Festival.

Easter Island was definitely the highlight of the trip and the best way to end my 6-months long trip in South America. I rented a quad bike and drove around the island for 5 days, enjoying the clear sky, laying on my bike under the clearest Milky Way I've ever seen, watching the sunrise behind the Ahu Tongariki Moai head statues, and watching the Rapa Nui people celebrated the greatest festival of all, the Tapati Festive and danced away their heart out and all of that are compressed in this 7 minutes video!

7 minutes is too long for a travel video, you asked? Don't worry, the travel video itself is around 3 minutes as usual but be sure to watch all the way to the end and beyond for some extra content. ;) As some of you may know, I like to leave extra footages at the end of my travel video for those who watched til the end and Charming Chile is the only video where this extra footages are almost as long as the travel video it self as I have a ton of unused clips from the Tapati Festival I want to share with you.

I hope you enjoy this video as much as I did traveling through the country!

Location: Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Valparaiso, Santiago, Easter Island, Pucon, Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine - Patagonia
Camera Gear: Sony RX100 M3 (bucketlistly.blog/posts/travel-photography-gear-guide-light-travel)
Music: The Beat of the Land by Assaf Ayalon (Licensed through artlist.io/Pete-165569)
For a complete travel guide to Chile + Argentina: bucketlistly.blog/posts/two-months-itinerary-argentina-chile

Tags: travel, easter island, travel video, chile, backpacking, atacama, santiago and patagonia

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� Music: We Tell Stories byJosh Fuhrmeister (Licensed through artlist.io/Pete-165569)
⚡️ For a complete travel guide to Chile + Argentina: bucketlistly.blog/posts/two-months-itinerary-argentina-chile
⚡️ Or you can also spend 2 weeks in Patagonia: bucketlistly.blog/posts/patagonia-2-weeks-itinerary-chile-argentina

Terra Argentina or the Land of Silver in Latin is a travel video that followed my journey to the end of the world as I completed by land travel of South America in its entirety from North to South in 6 months back in 2017. From the lush green tropical jungle of Iguazu to the sweeping breathtaking landscape of Patagonia, the video will take you to the end of the world to the nearest largest city to Antarctica, Ushuaia which, frankly, is so much better than the "end of the world" we are currently living in right now during this pandemic.

This is what a month of traveling looks like in Argentina. Buenos Aires was a great vibrant city! Bariloche is definitely the Switzerland of Argentina! Patagonia? Love everything about it, especially El Chalten and seeing Fitz Roy had always been a dream of mine since forever. Ushuaia is cold but beautiful. To think that I was so near to Antarctica, and yet only 5000 USD away from going there. I didn't have the gut to pay that much quite yet so maybe next time!

Last but not least Iguazu Falls. There's waterfalls and then there's Iguazu Falls. Damn, this place blew my mind. I thought I have seen enough waterfalls in my life time but Iguazu was so different, so epic that I would say that it is one of the best one in the world.

I hope you enjoy this video as much as I was making them!

Location: Bariloche, El Calafate, El Chalten, Ushuaia, Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls

Camera Gear: Sony RX100 M3 (bucketlistly.blog/posts/travel-photography-gear-guide-light-travel)

Music: We Tell Stories byJosh Fuhrmeister (Licensed through artlist.io/Pete-165569)

For a complete travel guide to Chile + Argentina: bucketlistly.blog/posts/two-months-itinerary-argentina-chile
Or you can also spend 2 weeks in Patagonia: bucketlistly.blog/posts/patagonia-2-weeks-itinerary-chile-argentina

Tags: argentina, backpacking, patagonia, travel video, travel and iguazu

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With this video, I want you to explore in ultra-high definition and through the technique of Timelapse, the incredible and variety of landscapes in this almost unknown country in Central Asia.

During the first part of the trip I explored with Visit Karakol and landscape photographers, Albert Dros, the south region around Lenin Peak, Arslanbob and Sary-Chelek, in the second part I hiked few days around Karakol Valley, visiting Ala-Kul an alpine lake at 3.500m and Sary-Jaz Valley close to China’s borders. My goal with this film is to inspire you to visit and explore this beautiful country, so I hope you will enjoy it as much as I enjoyed working on it.

Geeks part:

I came back with 5TB of data, 42.000 Raw, which converted in 107 Timelapse; I also made 6 Tavel Journals showing the behind the scene and the travel involved. The edit of this film took around two months.

To shoot the Timelapse in 8K I used the Sony A7RIII with various Canon lenses, 16-35 f/4L, 24-70 f/4L, and 70-200 f/4L, the motion was created with the Rhino RŌV Pro Traveler and the Dynamic Perception Stage One and R.

To film the Travel Journals, I used the Sony A7III with the Samyang 24mm f/2.8 and the Zhiyun crane M.

Feel free to drop a comment and let me know if you have any questions about the film or the trip.

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Tags: timelapse, sony, kyrgyzstan, travel, adventure, mountains, behind the scene, A7III, exploring, SLider, motion, clouds, epic, hourse, dog, central asia, travel journal, asia, karakol and mattia bicchi

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It’s great to learn music as a child – except when it’s no fun at all. Directed by Miloš Tomić (instagram.com/milos.tomic_filmmaker/)

More on this video: aeon.co/videos/its-great-to-learn-music-as-a-child-except-when-its-no-fun-at-all
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Tags: aeon, aeon video, aeon magazine, music, animation, collage, milos tomic, musical traumas, documentary, short documentary and short doc

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Asian Tales
asian-tales.com/

Produced by Julie Costet - 2020
juliecostet.com/

Incredible music by Diego Mitre
Sleeping Wind & The Book of the Five Rings
Bandcamp: http://goo.gl/CfoAHq

Tags: travel, voyage, travel video, Birmanie and Myanmar

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The world under COVIT19 Lockdown...
It was a pleasure to play out there;)
Ghost town Frankfurt am Main.

Instagram: chrisgrewe222

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Tags: Corona, Drone, DJI, Covit19, Phantom, Aerial, Skyline, Germany, Frankfurt, Above, urban, epic, Streets, chrisgrewe, trip, home, love, footage, people, dream and world

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2020 | Comedy | English | 13 min.

Drunk with power after getting her braces off, 13-year-old Esther tries to seduce her oblivious Hebrew tutor.

Performances by Judith Lawrence and CK Brennan.

Written & Directed by Rebecca Halfon
Produced by Max Rothman, Emily Dalmas, Rebecca Halfon
Edited by Rebecca Halfon, Rory Pfotenhauer
Cinematography by Christopher Fox
Music by Dylan Nowik, David Su, & Dominique Star
1st AD: Sakshi Gurnani
1st AC: Rhys Stevenson
Gaffer: Norris Guncheon
Grip: Bharat Gurwani
Sound Recordist: Connor Donahue
Script Supervisor: Joseph Gallo
Casting Director: Charlotte Arnoux
Sound Mixer: Connor Donahue
Colorist: Na Thirakomen
Dance Choreography: Chelsea Keys
Hair and Make-Up: Tetiana Gluschenko

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Pills and capsules are choreographed into a cacophony of shape, color and size, resulting in a satirical commentary about our cultural, recreational, and economic infatuation with prescription drugs.

Animated by Patrick Smith
Produced by Kaori Ishida
Percussion by Steve Rice

Awards:
• First Prize International Competition, Seoul Metro International Film Festival, Korea.
• Jury Award for Global Issues, Palm Springs International Animation Festival
• Jury Award Ann Arbor Film Festival

Official Selection: USA
• 2020 Ann Arbor Film Festival
• 2020 Florida Film Festival
• 2020 Athens International Film and Video Festival
• 2020 Phoenix Film Festival
• 2020 Arizona Film Festival
• 2019 New York Short Film Festival
• 2019 St. Louis Film Festival
• 2019 Palm Springs International Animation Festival
• 2019 Woodstock Film Festival, USA
• 2019 Lake County Film Festival, USA
• 2019 Queen City Film Festival, USA

Official Selection: International
• 2020 Stuttgart International Animation Festival, Germany
• 2020 Athens Anifest, Greece
• 2020 Chester Animation Festival, UK
• 2020 Ciné court animé, France
• 2019 London International Animation Festival, UK
• 2019 Kaboom Animation Festival, Netherlands
• 2019 ReAnimania Animation Festival, Armenia
• 2019 Kuandu International Animation Festival, Taiwan
• 2019 Manchester Animation Festiva, UK
• 2019 Chaniatoon International Comic & Animation Festival, Greece
• 2019 Taichung International Animation Festival, Taiwan
• 2019 Seoul Metro International Film Festival, Korea
• 2019 Badalona Film Festival, Spain
• 2019 International Short Film Festival Beveren, Belgium
• 2019 Animation Marathon, Greece

Tags: stop motion, experimental animation, animation, experimental, ann arbor, object animation and patrick smith

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Old Jarvie brand film. McLaren Vale, South Australia.

Directed/shot/cut by Benjamin Dowie

Additional cinematography by David Parkinson (drone) and Mark Tipple (water).

Music by Beau Lightning - beaulightning.com

oldjarvie.com.au

beanpole.com.au

Tags: McLaren vale, wine, surf, south australia, storm, summer, adventure, moon and full moon

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Written & Directed by Charlie Polinger
Produced by Adam Himes
Starring Paul Iacono, Will Beinbrink & Breeda Wool
Cinematography by Steven Breckon
Edited by Eszter Bodoky
Production design by Anastasia Bankova
Original music by Jacob Paul

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For Katy Perry's new single 'Daisies', we imagined a world that illustrate the perseverance of a girl who overcomes the obstacles getting in her way. This is represented by a rock that keeps invading her house, transforming it into different surreal spaces. It finally culminates with the character rising above it all and coming out stronger on the other side.

The video was created thanks to the talent of more than 40 artists from around the world, all working remotely from home.

Follow us @valleeduhamel on Instagram for exclusive behind the scenes in the upcoming days!

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A sci-fi comedy that follows two lonely romantics as they go to absurd lengths to be anybody but themselves.

Tim Blair as Thomas Murray
Kasi Mcauley as Lucy Parker
Joseph Anctil as Tom's Operator
Veronica Baron as Lucy's Operator

Directed by: Ethan Godel
Written by: Filip Lee and Ethan Godel
Produced by: Ryan Bobkin
Director of Photography: Diego Guijarro
Production Design: Hannah Garcia
Sound Design & Mix: Alex Gluch
Score: Aaron Cheung

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Director: Nelson de Castro
Starring: Allison and Veronica Huber
Production Company: Little Ugly
Directors Rep: OB Management
Executive Producers: Jesse McClung & Kimberly Stuckwisch
Commissioner: Kat Cattaneo
Producer: Briana Goldberg
Director of Photography: Jeff Leeds Cohn
Choreographer: Monika Felice Smith
1st AD: Michael Coursey
Production Designer: Eddie Inda
Editor: Taylor Brusky
VFX Supervisor: Bryan Fugal
Post Producer: Naheem Adio
Costume Designer: Meredith Peebles
Hair & Makeup Artist: Kimtsy Sanchez
Motion Control Programmer: Simon Wakley
Colorist: Jacob McKee
Production Manager: Tim Kerigan

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We enter George's funk world, a place infused with nostalgic groove- - - -We humbly exit in a joyful shower.

CREW xx

Producer: Becky Hearn
Production Manager: Matthew Cheaton
Production Co.: Henri Collective
PA: Maurice Pena Ochoa
PA: Eric Blanco (Jango)
PA: Stefan Mihailovic
Director: Kevin Lombardo

Director of Photography: Mike Simpson
Editor: Matt Carter @ Final Cut NY
Steadicam Operator: David Baldwin
1st AC: Samahra Little
2nd AC: Amina Zadeh
Media Manager: Jacqui Carriere
Gaffer: Steve Forbes
Key Grip: Stu Brumbaugh

1st AD: Art Brainard
2nd AD: Leland Smitts

Production Designer: Carson Giles
Stylist: Harper Slate
1st Assistant: Sophia Alverez
2nd Asssistant: Sofia Sperling (Fii)
Casting: Kate Antognini and Damian Bao

Colorist: Asa Fox at Encore Hollywood
Titles: Phil Brooks at Significant Others
Sound Design: Sam Costello

Special Thanks: Brick House Studios, Steven Sawyerr, Alex In The Kitchen, Kat & Damiean, and Sparta Grip.

Filmed in Los Angeles, CA.
2020

Tags: Yellow Days, Music Video and 70's

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Conceived and shot while in lockdown 2020, this film takes the viewer on epic mini adventure through the wonderful world that is the great indoors.

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Working underground before the legalization of cinema in Saudi Arabia, a team of mostly women makes its first feature film, their accounts woven into a singular narration. In the spirit of first films, a filmmaker documents the production with his video camera from childhood.

في الفترة قبل ان تكون السينما مسموحة في السعودية، قام فريق انتاج - اغلبه نساء - بصناعة فيلم روائي طويل بمدينة جدة.

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A young pianist confronts her fear of motherhood when she marries into a remote island community with bizarre fertility rituals.

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Writer/Director: Natalie Erika James - natalieerikajames.com
Producer: Emma Haarburger

Starring: Jenny Wu & Yuchen Wang

Cinematographer: Charlie Sarroff - charliesarroff.com
Production Designer: Josephine Wagstaff - josephinewagstaff.com
Special Effects Makeup: Sharp FX - sharpfx.com.au
Editor: Florence Holmes
Sound Designer: Livia Ruzic
Colourist: CJ Dobson - cjdobson.com
Composer: Tamil Rogeon
VFX Artist: Louis Nikolovski

Cast: Charlie Sarroff

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“I originally set out to make a film that combines the aesthetic beauty of a horse with the pounding viscerality of the races at White Turf,” says British photographer Samuel Bradley of his directorial debut. “I discovered a more arresting narrative in Julie and her relationship with horses. She tells us that it is not natural for a human to sit upon a horse, but we may do so if we behave as if we are horses and enter into their world.”

Tags: Horses and Switzerland

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Andy has no one to spend the night before his birthday with… No one but Rob.

A comedy about trying to “break up” with a childhood best friend, over the course of one disastrous Saturday night.

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WINNER - JAMES RICHARD JANOWSKY AWARD
FINALIST - WASSERMAN AWARD
WINNER - SCREENWRITING CRAFT AWARD - NYU FIRST RUN FILM FESTIVAL
WINNER - ENSEMBLE ACTING CRAFT AWARD - NYU FIRST RUN FILM FESTIVAL
WINNER - EDITING CRAFT AWARD - NYU FIRST RUN FILM FESTIVAL
OFFICIAL SELECTION - BIG APPLE FILM FESTIVAL
OFFICIAL SELECTION - DC SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL
OFFICIAL SELECTION - ORLANDO FILM FESTIVAL

Written and Directed by: Eli Shapiro
Produced by: Julianne Augustine, Eli Shapiro, Candice Kuwahara, Kurt Csolak
CAST: Sean Brannon, Will Cooper, Ariella Segal, Miles G. Jackson, Ann Gulian, Alexa Peretz, Jackie Schiffer, Marilyn Seide, David Wayne Fox, Mark Solari, Rochelle Slovin, T. Boomer Tibbs, Jane Brown, Joe DiMartino, Michael Lippa, Adam Austerlitz, Noah Hyams, James Reilly

Assistant Director: Mike Cheslik
Director of Photography: Casey Stein
Assistant Camera: Michelle DoCampo, Spencer Forgham-Thrift, Zack Block
Production Sound Mixer: Miki Benyamini
Boom Operator: Yoni Benyamini
Production Designer: Kelly Cipriano
Costume Designer: Auri Jackson
Gaffer: Bernard Zeiger
Key Grip: Andrew C. Griego
Grip and Electric: Harry Tarre, Jayesh Hariharan, Erin Trout, Chris Kappel
Script Supervisor: Chelsea Hooper
Return Crew: Joe Testa, Scott Gallopo
Editor: Eli Shapiro
Sound Design and Re-recording Mix: Bobb Barito
Foley: Mark Lukenbill and Hollie Bennett
ADR Engineers: Dennis Hu, Mark Lukenbill
Colorist: Zachary Gobetz
Titles: Carlos Flores
Visual Effects: Brian Magarian
Special Thanks: NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Professor Susan Seidelman

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High-powered female executive meets high-rise window-washer for an erotic rendezvous on opposite sides of her skyscraper window.

Written, directed, edited & produced by
Morgan Krantz

Starring:
Amy Rutherford — Lori
Blair McKenzie — Window Washer
Emily Jane King — The Assistant

Credits:
Cinematographer - Alan Kelly
Producer - James Rathbone
Original Score - Ali Helnwein
Art Director - Olivia Bednar
Sound Design - Jason Stare
Associate Producer - Greg Stewart
Colorist - Eli Born
DIT: Michele Homonylo
HMU: Melanie Quigg
AC: Jamie Shaw

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High-powered female executive meets high-rise window-washer for an erotic rendezvous on opposite sides of her skyscraper window.

Written, directed, edited & produced by
Morgan Krantz

Starring:
Amy Rutherford — Lori
Blair McKenzie — Window Washer
Emily Jane King — The Assistant

Credits:
Cinematographer - Alan Kelly
Producer - James Rathbone
Original Score - Ali Helnwein
Art Director - Olivia Bednar
Sound Design - Jason Stare
Associate Producer - Greg Stewart
Colorist - Eli Born
DIT: Michele Homonylo
HMU: Melanie Quigg
AC: Jamie Shaw

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In sport, success is often defined by measuring yourself against the competition. With little change to the landscape of Alaska since her first trip 10 years ago, big mountain skier Michelle Parker returns to Haines to test her skillset in the mountains. As she revisits some of the steepest, most unforgiving lines of her career, we discover that her metric for success isn't measured by competition, Alaskan spines or blower pow, but found within.

"Originate" is the winner of the Vimeo Staff Pick Award at the 2020 MountainFilm Festival

Cast: cameron sylvester, Red Bull and ARC'TERYX

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The story of the student who became a planet hunter. When Anne Dattilo attended a guest lecture at the University of Texas she had no idea it would be the start of a journey involving complex algorithms, a space telescope breaking down in orbit, a trip to an observatory in the Chihuahuan desert and, finally, the discovery of two new planets.

Creative: Google Creative Lab / Xavier Barrade, Daisy Ifama, Suzie Redfern
Animation Studio: Buck / Orion Tait, Yker Moreno, Jon Gorman
Client: Google

Director: Daniel Soares
Exec. Producer: Anne Skopas
Line Producer: Billy Mack
Cinematographer: Christophe Colette
Editor: Dylan Edwards
Original Score: James William Blades
Sound Design: Raphael Ajuelos
Color: Seth Ricart / RCO Color
AD: Augie Alcala
PM: John Reeder
1st AC: Zachary Sprague
2nd AC: Alex Ybarra
Grip: Justin Syeb
Gaffer: Greg Travis
Sound: Andrew Smetek
PA: Carol Murrah, Raven Bosch, Ellie Enright

Tags: space, astrology, exoplanets, texas, planets, documentary, cinematography and animation

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Coincidences! Love! An anonymous package! A dreamy journey through Los Angeles!

written and directed by Jimmy Marble 
director of photography: Julian Kapadia
edited by Casey Swoyer
Production Design by Brandon Clark and Honor Hamilton
Costume Design by Jordy Sheinberg
Hair/Makeup by Stephanie Nicole Smith with Alix Isom

Produced by Taylor Vandegrift & Harry Calbom 
with Kenneth Casey Swoyer & Jesse Chamberlin Marble
Associate Producers: Matt Sanders and Larisa Peters
Production Company: Society 
UPM: Justin Kappenstein
AD: Sam Shapson

Titles by Aron Filkey
Music by Mark Yaeger
Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli
VFX: Ethos Studio
Sound Design by Josh Falcon
Casting by Michael Beaudry @ BlockM Casting
Choreography by Nicola Collie

Starring: Theo Martins as Drew
Nika de Carlo (voice) as Annie
Free Oribhabor as Danny 
Alina Cutrona as Angela
Martha Marble as Cute Butt Baby
Jesse Marble as Cute Mom
Alix Isom as Cute Butt 2
Cole Carter as Cute Butt 3
Cindy Plotkin as Neighbor Butt 1
Justin Kappenstein as Neighborbutt 2
Michael Beaudry as Neighborbutt 3
Stephen McNeely as Tai Chi 1
Jeremiah Benjamin as Tai Chi 2
Jess Weaver as Tai Chi 3
Tyson Carter as Tai Chi 4
Danny Lineaar as Tai Chi 5
Dexter McDaniel as Tai Chi Leader
August Chamberlin as Metal Dectorist
Kayslee Collins as Woman in Car
Waymond Lee as Other Drew
Gracyn Chamberlin as TP Kid 1
Rain Isacson as TP Kid 2
Elena Cambell-Martinez as Grandma
Shawheen Keyani as Mean Teen 1
Alix Isom as Mean Teen 2
Kevin Hall as Handsome Dog Boy
Circus Szalewksi as Dog Owner
Bryna Weiss as Bird Eater
Nicola Collie as Yellow Dress 1
Madaline Riley as Yellow Dress 2
Gina Gonzales as Yellow Dress 3
Lexi Clavell as Yellow Dress 4
Ashley Robicheaux as Yellow Dress 5
Erika Paget as Yellow Dress 6
Murphy Martin as Barista

1st AC: Connor Lambert & Jacob Perry
2nd AC: Nick Vannatta & Adam Hull
Steadicam Operator: Quaid Cde Baca
Drone Operator: Gabe de La Parra
Gaffer: Dave Vi Han
Best Boy Electric: Jorge Solares
Key Grip: Bobby Rose
Best Boy Grip: Arin Whitlock

Sound Mixer: Clint Allday
Boom Operator: Craig Littleton & Alan Arguelles

Set Costumer John Thompson
2nd Assist Makeup Carly Beck
SFX Makeup Haelee Guajardo
Locations Taylor Vandegrift
Motorhome Driver Alexander Bulinski
Camera: Eastside Rentals
Grip and Lighting: Hot Points Lighting
Production Supplies: First Run
Trucking: Quixote
Motorhome: Sully Supply
Business Affairs: Drew Becker
Production Assistant: Holiday Coles

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Grace is five. She wants milk and cookies. Real bad.

8 min / USA / 2018

milkandcookiesshortfilm.com
5by12productions.com

WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY
Patrick Mulvey & Andrew Scott-Ramsay

CAST
Grace Ellen Worthington
Marika Engelhardt
Thomas Mulvey

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Adam Hagenbuch

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
Marika Engelhardt
Kate Romond
Patrick Mulvey
Andrew Ramsay

EDITED BY
Scott Thomas

ORIGINAL MUSIC BY
Rick Anthony

SOUND BY
Undertone Music Inc.
undertonemusic.com

COLOR BY
Company 3
company3.com

SET DESIGN BY
Kate Romond

POST-PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
Curtis Matzke

SPECIAL THANKS
Megan and Darrin Worthington
Kristi and Tom Mulvey
Eric Small
Lauren and Alec Sherman

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When Liana offers to turn herself and her husband Clay into birds, they're faced with a difficult choice as they soon realize that shapeshifting doesn’t come without sacrifices.

Official Selection Flux Screening Series
Official Selection Pasadena International Film Festival 2020

Written & Directed by: Sean Pecknold
Starring: Liana Jegers & Clay Hickson
Music & Sound by: Antfood
Animation by: Lessa Millet
Animation by: Sean Pecknold
Art Assistant & Puppets: Jordan Tager
Assistant Camera: Mike Dorsey
Colorist: Kaitlyn Batistelli
Special Thanks: Ethos, Antfood, Brittany Carson,
On The Mark, Adi Goodrich

Inspired by Chicken the red eclectus parrot.

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“This whole crisis shows that we need to feed ourselves as close to home as we can.” -Jason Jarvis, local RI fisherman
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Like most things, Covid-19 wreaked havoc on the RI seafood industry. We wanted to explore this topic to raise awareness to the struggles and try to find some common sense solutions to the challenges (while being mindful of safety and social distancing). Our DP Tyler Murgo grew up seeing his family harvest seafood from wild places. As everything falls apart, it feels urgent to capture the wisdom and perspectives of local fishermen during this historical moment. Some close to home, with Tyler’s brother Kenny Murgo, and others who have been fighting for change in RI for years like Jason Jarvis. Huge thanks to them for trusting us to tell their story.
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During production, on May 1st 2020, an emergency action passed, temporarily allowing fishermen in Rhode Island to sell finned fish directly off the boat to consumers. The hope is to make this emergency regulation permanent. Here are few steps to move further towards developing a local market for the wild food that lives in our backyards.
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1. Go to your local port and try new fish you haven’t tried before.
2. Support small local fish markets that buy from local fishermen.
3. Demand local seafood from the restaurants and markets you go to.
4. Share this video with fellow Rhode Islanders
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Producers - Aaron Schurman, Dana Saint, Dan Riordan
DP/Photos/Audio/VO - Tyler Murgo
Additional footage - Jack Ieronimo, Rúni Djurhuus
Edit / Color / Sound - Jack Ieronimo, Jordan Ingram, Jared Blizzard
Thanks to Frederick Mattera and Aaron Williams for consultation, research support, and guidance

Cast: Tyler Murgo

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In a veritable firework display of digital self portraits, hundreds of quaint, embarrassing and dread-fully disturbing selfies were arranged in a unique short film composition. Single photos, artistically reworked, consolidate to form a ghastly grin that outshines the abyss of human existence.

Claudius Gentinetta works as freelance graphic artist and animator in Zurich.

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As climate change erases the Louisiana coast, the last two teenagers on Isle de Jean Charles fight to stay on an island that's been their family home for generations.

World Premiere: 2019 SXSW Film Festival
Cinema Eye Honors’ Shortlist: Top 10 Nonfiction Shorts of 2019.
Cinema Eye Honors Nominee: Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Short
Short of the Week: shortoftheweek.com/2020/05/08/lowland-kids/

Awards: Palm Springs ShortFest - Audience Award for Best Documentary, DTLA Film Festival - Best Short Documentary, SCAD Savannah Film Festival - Southern Voices Grand Jury Award, Rhode Island International Film Festival - Filmmaker of the Future Award, DeadCENTER - Best Short Documentary Jury Award, Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival - Best Short Documentary Jury Award.

Official Selection: SXSW, DOC NYC, Hamptons Film Festival, Holly Shorts, NOLA Film Festival, Sarasota Film Festival, NBC Meet The Press, Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital, Chicago Film Critics Film Festival, Oak Cliff Film Festival, Original Thinkers in Telluride, YDA Shortlist, Thin Line Festival, IDA Screening Series.

Press: HuffPost, Indiewire, The Hollywood Reporter, AOL BUILD, Exposure Labs.

Directed by: Sandra Winther
Produced by: William Crouse
Producers: William Crouse, Lauren Avinoam
Line Producer: Emi Stewart
DP: Todd Martin
Editor: Laura Tomasell
Trailer Editor: Graham Chisholm
Colorist: Sofie Borup at Company 3
Composers: Stelios Phili, Zak Engel
Sound Design / Mix: Raphaël Ajuelos
lowlandkids.movie

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Legend has it, the Jade Emperor called upon the twelve Zodiac animals to race across China and deliver a message.

Originally a Chinese New Year campaign for ICBC, I thought we could share a relevant message in today's times. Wear a mask.

Directed by Law
Cinematographer: Daniel Stewart
Editor: Hanzi
Production Company: Stink Shanghai
Managing Director/EP: Desmond Loh
Executive Producer: Sally Shi
Producer: Julie Chen
Post Producer: Bailey Bai
Agency:
Music: A Tribe Called Red

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"A City, Paused" is a personal project that Taylor Antisdel and I have been working on throughout this quarantine. It's our attempt to portray the feeling of being in New York City over the past two months.

A Film By Soren Nielsen & Taylor Antisdel

Composer: Rowan Spencer
Sound Designer: Rafal Smolen
Director of Photography: Soren Nielsen

Cast: Taylor Antisdel

Tags: New York City, NYC, Architecture, empty streets, quarantine, lockdown, Covid 19, Corona Virus, Cinematography, Movi, ambient, textures and B&W

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During and just after sunset or sunrise, it often seems that the city quiets down and takes on a magical quality that is absent during the rest of the day. In "Leids Blauw", or "Leiden Blue", I explore my home town around blue hour. It consists of clips I shot between 2015 and 2020.

Equipment used:
* Cameras: Canon 70D, 700D
* Lenses: 10-20mm, 10-22mm, 18-55mm, 17-70mm
* Motion control: Dynamix Perception Stage 1 / Sapphire Pro
* Intervalometers/camera software: Magic Lantern, qDslrDashboard, Timelapse+ View
* Software: Adobe Lightroom, LRTimelapse, Adobe After Effects

Music: "Silent Message", by Mocha Music

Locations in order of appearance:
View of Leiden over the Galgewater; Windmill De Valk; Bibliotheca Thysiana and Rapenburg; Academiegebouw and Rapenburg; Windmill De Put and Galgewater; Morspoort; Rapenburg; Skyline of Leiden from the old V&D building; Oude Rijn; Nieuwstraat; City Hall and Breestraat; Windmill De Put; Herengracht; Korte Mare; Molen D'Heesterboom; Windmill Stevenshofjesmolen; Zijlpoort; Herengracht; Haven; Groenhazengracht; Looking west from the Hoogstraat; Nieuwe Rijn; Oude Rijn; Looking west from the Hoogstraat; Hooglandse Kerk from the Burcht; Pieterskerk from city hall

Tags: blue hour, leiden, timelapse, europe, netherlands, holland and hyperlapse

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“This is the story of two people, Amy and Carl, who embark on a journey to fix their lazy eyes by undergoing a treatment that will have profound effects on their sense of self and place in the world,” explains director Tom Hardiman, who has worked on multiple short film projects including music videos for Mura Masa, Tuneyards, Joywave and Everything is Recorded.

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A short film for UK-based charity Live Life Give Life.
Find out more - livelifegivelife.org.uk/

Direction and Animation - Daniel Stankler
Creative Direction - Roydon Turner
Produced by - Awesonova
Sound by - Zing Audio

Cast: Zing Audio

Tags: animation

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A short story about Nole Cossart's experimental journey into 1930's surfboard building.

Directed by Ben Weiland
Edited by Brian Davis
Music by Mapache & Quiet Life/Sean Spellman
A Story by FIELDER

Thanks to The Surfer's Journal, The Apiary, and Klean Kanteen for support.

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SEEDS OF DECEIT – short doc – 22 min
Winner Palm Springs International Short Fest
IDFA World Premiere

LOGLINE
In a shocking breach of trust and ethics, famed Dutch fertility doctor Jan Karbaat inseminated dozens of unsuspecting patients with his own sperm.

CREW
Director | Miriam Guttmann
Producers | Thomas Mataheru, Mathilde Niekamp
Line producer | Hanna Burkhardt
Associate producer | Loes Komen
Story supervisor | Jessie Tiemeijer
Cinematographer | Sjors Mosman
Production designer | Louka Hoogendijk
Editor | Lianne Kotte
Sound on Set | Koos van der Vaart
Sound Designer | Max van der Oever
Sound Mixer | Sam van Eenbergen
Composer | Moritz Gabe
Festival Distributor | Cut-Up TV
Dutch broadcaster: KRO-NCRV

WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO
Janneke Lupker | Lidian Huegen | Yvonne Hoofdman | Joey Hoofdman

ARCHIVE MATERIAL
Tip van de Sluier, 1980 Frans Bromet
Zwart Zaad, 1995 Ditteke Mensink
The last interview with Jan Karbaat, 2016, Kamil Baluk
Shutterstock

© Netherlands Film Academy, 2018

AWARDS & NOMINATIONS
Palm Springs International Short Fest (Award for Best Student Documentary)
NFFTY (Jury award for best student doc)
Keep An Eye Film Academy Festival

FESTIVALS OFFICIAL SELECTION
IDFA: World Premiere
Palm Springs International Short Fest
CPH DOX
Doc Edge Film Festival, May 2019
LAKFF 2020
13th Vilnius International Short Film Festival
GZDOC
39. Filmschoolfest Munich
International Film Festival Etiuda&Anima
St. Louis Intl. Film Festival
NFFTY
One world festival
Fidba
Shnitt Festival, October
Make Dox
Leiden International Short Film Experience
48th Sehnsuchte International Student Film festival
Festival du cinema Europeen Lille
Fipadoc
Nederlands Film Festival
Keep An Eye Film Academy Festival

Tags: identity, siblings, donor, Jan Karbaat, children, short documentary, IDFA, Palm Springs, CPH DOX, NFFTY and deceit

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A short film for UK-based charity Live Life Give Life.
Find out more - livelifegivelife.org.uk/

Direction and Animation - Daniel Stankler
Creative Direction - Roydon Turner
Produced by - Awesonova
Sound by - Zing Audio

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It's the hottest day of the summer, and for the first time in years, Anna
unexpectedly finds herself alone without her son. She sets out for the day,
roaming the streets of her small desert town, looking for a man who can
touch her, even just for one brief moment.

"Anna" is this week's Staff Pick Premiere. Read more about it on the Vimeo Blog: vimeo.com/blog/post/staff-pick-premiere-anna-by-or-sinai

Written and directed by Or Sinai
Lead actress - Evegnia Dodina – Lead actress
Actors - Mikey Leon, Alon Dahan, Daniel Brusovany
Producer - Leah Tonic
Cinematography - Saar Mizrahi
Editor - Noy Barak
Original score – Ran Bagno
Sound design – Shahaf Wagshall

Produced by the Sam Spiegel Film and Television school.
With the support of Israel Cinema Project - Rabinovich Foundation.

Awards : Cinéfondation, Cannes Film Festival, the International Student Film Festival Tel Aviv, Ophir Award for Best Short Film: the Israeli Academy of Film and Television, Honorable Mention Award for Best Short Film : Toronto International Film Festival, Best Directing Award: Early Bird International Student Film Festival, Audience Award: the International Student Film & Video Festival of Beijing Film Academy (ISFVF), Poitiers Film Festival, RIFF- Roma Independent Film Festival, Mecal Pro, International Short and Animation Film Festival, Barcelona, Best Actress Award: Short Shorts Film Festival and Asia.

Festivals :
Haifa International Film Festival, ; Cannes Film Festival, the International Student Film Festival Tel Aviv; MelbourneInternational Film Festival; Sarajevo Film Festival; Jameson CineFest Miskolc International Film Festival; TIFF, Toronto International Film Festival, the International Student Film & Video Festival of Beijing Film Academy (ISFVF); UK Jewish Film Festival; Cinemed, Montpellier Mediterranean International Film Festival; Pancevo Film Festival; Leeds International Film Festival; Poitiers Film Festival; RIFF- Roma Independent Film Festival; International Festival of Film schools Munich; Tirana International Film Festival, Tirana; Early Bird International Student Film Festival; Cinemaiubit Short Film Festival, Bucharest; Vilnius International Film Festival; Clermont-Ferrand International Film Festival, France; Aspen Shortsfest, Colorado; Mecal Pro, International Short and Animation Film Festival, Barcelona; Brussels Jewish International Film Festival; Israeli Film Festival in Cannes; Kyiv International Short Film Festival, Ukraine; Short Shorts Film Festival and Asia, Tokyo, Japan; San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; Beer-Sheva Short Film Festival; Herceg Novi, Montenegro Film Festival

Cast: leah tonic, saar mizrahi, Ran Bagno and Shahaf Wagshall

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This is the 13 minutes pilot of The Seed of Juna made with offline render engines. However, The Seed of Juna will migrate to real-time technology in the future.

The Seed of Juna is nine 22-minute episodes, 3D animated scifi epic.

Juna is born after being killed by a ruling sect on Earth. As she comes to accept her new disposition in an unknown and frightening place, she will try to find her executioner.

The Seed of Juna is created and directed by an independent filmmaker and VFX artist Álvaro García Martinez. Álvaro grew up in Madrid and developed a passion for animation and filmmaking from an early age. He officially kicked off his career in 2010 as a 3D generalist. In 2014, Álvaro directed and produced a short animated film SUMER, which swept a number of selections and awards within the festival circuit, including an official selection at the Academy-qualifying Cleveland Film Festival. As a VFX artist, Álvaro has worked with a number of top facilities, including MPC and ILM, where he developed visual effects for a number of box office successes, such as The Jungle Book, Ready Player One, Avengers, and Pacific Rim. More recently, Álvaro has been leading real-time solutions for Dneg and sharing his knowledge and passion for innovative technologies in filmmaking through a personal educational project. In his work, Álvaro uses sci-fi genre to create stories, which take the audience on a visually and emotionally captivating journey exploring human relationships with themselves and others.

Concept Art and Production Design by
Jesús Conde • Rodrigo Aguirre Llasera • Alex Alvarez • Ingrid Lacueva
Anastasia Strutinskaya • Paula Dominguez • Nicholas Lloyd

Produced by
Álvaro García Martínez • Natasha Maksimenko

Main cast
JUNA Laura Garnier
ADRIEL AND OKNA Dean Michael Gregory
ADRIEL’S VOICE David L. Stricklan

VFX Crew
Aloke Sarkar • Alex Álvarez • Alex Fernandez Pons • Arnaud Mavoka-Isana • Iván López • Eva Barchino • Rubén Díaz Hernandez • Laura Millar • Jack Brown • Chris Jestico • Fabian Nowak • Eleanor Jackson • Brian Miguel Insua • Miguel Macaya

Sound
Byron Bullock • David Philipp • Jack Webber • Matteo Lupieri • Fred Pearson • Lorenzo Piani

Supported by

Industrial Light & Magic
Quixel Megascans
Substance Painter
Noiseworks

theseedofjuna.com

Tags: 3d, film, pilot, vfx and juna

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Directed by: Cooper Roussel & Dimitri Basil
EP: Laura Gorun
Producers: Jeremy Young
Cinematographer: Frank Mobilio
Art Director: Dominique Basil
Color: Kaitlyn Battistelli @ ETC

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Jenny breaks free from a toxic friendship and learns to harness her magical, useless superpower.

christopher.n.good@gmail.com christophergood.net

directorsnotes.com/2020/05/14/christopher-good-crude-oil/
rogerebert.com/features/short-films-in-focus-crude-oil

2019 Sundance Film Festival
Grand Jury Prize Experimental Short 2019 Nashville Film Festival
2019 Palm Springs International ShortFest
2019 Sundance Film Festival Shorts Tour
2019 Calgary International Film Festival
2019 Denver Film Festival
2019 Indie Memphis Film Festival
2019 New Hampshire Film Festival
2019 Cucalorus Film Festival
2019 Sarasota Film Festival
2020 Mecal International Short Film Festival of Barcelona
2019 Tallgrass Film Festival
2019 Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur
2020 Istanbul International Short Film Festival
2019 Leiden International Film Festival
2019 Milano Film Festival
2019 Lago Film Fest
2019 Chicago Critics Film Festival
2019 Mammoth Lakes Film Festival
2019 Omaha Film Festival
2019 24fps International Film Festival
2019 Filmfort
2019 Kansas International Film Festival
2019 St. Cloud Film Fest
2019 Rated SGF Film Festival
2019 Victory International Film Festival
2019 Kansas City FilmFest International

Written & Directed by Christopher Good christophergood.net
Produced by Andreina Byrne andreinabyrne.com
Director of Photography: Jeremy Osbern jeremyosbern.com
Executive Producer: Jeremy Osbern
Associate Producer: Bear Damen czar.nl/director/bear-damen/
Production Designer: Sinjun Strom sinjunstrom.com
Production/ Post-Production Sound: Danny Bowersox plusminusaudiopost.com
Music by Matt Hill matthewhillmusic.com/umberto
Styled by Sarica Douglas
Visual Effects: Eric Bacus
Compositing: Cooper Vacheron coopervacheron.com
Fabrication: Anthony Putzier anthonyputzier.com
Color/ Titles: Stephen Deaver stephendeaver.com
Choreography by Kristopher Estes-Brown kristopherestesbrown.com
Production Assistant: Ryan Bowersox
Steadicam Operator: Jordan Marable
Key Grip: Kyle Wilson
Assistant Camera: Jeffrey Mundinger jeffreymundinger.com
Additional Camera Operator: Collin Martin

Andreina Byrne as Jenny
Tipper Newton as Lynn
Josh Fadem as Ken

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THIN AIR / HÖHENWAHN is a short film about a father in unusual circumstances. Deep amongst the Swiss Alps, winter resorts and old wooden cabins, Georg experiences disturbing incidents.

Cast / Gabriel Stohler-Mauch & Judith Cuénod & Emily Lulgjuraj

Writer & Director / Jonas Ulrich
jonasulrich.com

Producer / Luzius Fischer & Nicole Boner

Director of Photography / Jonas Fischer
jonasbfischer.com

Composer / Matteo Pagamici

Casting / Atelier229

Produced by DYNAMIC FRAME
dynamic-frame.ch

hoehenwahn.ch

AWARDS:
- Nomination Zürich Film Award 2019
SCREENINGS:
- 34th Warsaw Film Festival** (World Premiere 17.10.2018)
- 25th Palm Springs Intl. ShortFest**
- 31st Foyle Film Festival**
- 25th Visionaria
- 7th Ploiesti Intl. Film Festival
- 7th Tally Shorts Film Festival
- 1st Bristol Rebel Film Festival
- 20th Landshuter Kurzfilm Festival
- 22th Festival Européen du Court-Métrage de Bordeaux
- 7th Changing Perspectives Short Film Festival
- 7th Cluj Shorts
- 9th OpenEyes Filmfest Marburg

**Oscar®-qualifying Short Film Festivals

Cast: Matteo Pagamici and Jonas Fischer

Tags: short, thriller, drama, snow, horror and mental illness

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Short doc about Klay Thompson's recovery from ACL tear during the 2019 NBA Finals.

DOP: Jacob Moller
LP: Andy Coverdale
EDIT: Stacy Peterson, Cut + Run
VFX: MPC NY
COLOR: Michael Rossitter, MILL NY

Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente + NBA

Tags: nba, recovery, klay, basketball, sports, doc, documentary, injury and warriors

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Tāura is a polynesian legend. Tāura are animals, plants and minerals that are "allied" with humans, families, clans. They are considered fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters. The relationship with them is fraternal and respectful.

The last long shot was certainely one of the dive I've ever done. I was so grateful to spend so much time with the mother and her baby.

I choosed this letterbox cause it has a "vintage" look and it reminds me some really good memories. It also has the aspect (like a POV) of what I see with my mask during the dive.

All was shot in Polynesia in november 2019.

Thank's again to Julien Marchal for his song :
“Insight XX"
Music by Julien Marchal
(taken from the album “INSIGHT II")
Julien Marchal (SACEM/France)
With the arrangement of Visions from The Roof

Download INSIGHT: http://bit.ly/1ZFr3hc

facebook.com/julienmarchalmusic
soundcloud.com/julienmarchal
twitter.com/julienmarchal
marchaljulien.fr
Licensing Info: info@visionsfromtheroof.com

You can see some pictures of the trip on my instagram instagram.com/tompeyrat/?hl=fr

shot with a sony A7sii
Thank's also to the fabulous team of the Raie Manta Club : Yves, Franck, Maco and Christian

Tags: sea, ocean, travel, underwater, wildlife, dolphins, dauphin, dauphins, dolphin, meikon, freediving, french polynesia, tahiti, diving, manta, manta ray, motherhood, baby and mother

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Spring is the perfect season to travel through the french countryside, discovering beautiful people and outstanding landscapes of this authentic territory of South Touraine.

Film Director: Günther Gheeraert
1st Assistant Camera/Drone: Gary Queruel
Editing/Grading: Günther Gheeraert
Talents: Audrey Looten, Frédérick Guillaud
Music: Ben Rector
Production: blacknegative

Camera: Red Epic-W Helium 8K S35
Lenses: Cinealta Sony Aspherical prime lenses series
Drone: DJI Phantom II

Created for loches-valdeloire.com

Tags: travel, countryside, france, loire, touraine, tourism, spring, Günther Gheeraert, blacknegative, loches, french, landscapes, red and helium

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In the opal mining red dirt of Andamooka, South Australia; a son faces the memories of the mysterious disappearance of his father in a great flooding storm, while the same storm appears on his own horizon.

—

The South Australian desert is a mystical place - millennia ago it was an ocean, and opalised aquatic dinosaur fossils are still found in the dirt there today. It is home to an arid land and deep, old magic. It is a place of endless sweeping salt flats and undulating flat red earth.

Andamooka is where the frontier is, and the last of the great Australian frontiersmen call it home. The land is a stolen land, and a cursed land - and the magic of that wound has a unique way of working on the people that are born there new, and those who came before.

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Executive Producers: Julianne English, Cameron Gray, Matthew Helderman, Johnathan Sheldon, Cameron Cubbison, John Rhodes, Angela Thompson, and Ian Thompson.

Producer, Director & Writer: Matthew Thorne
Producer: Steven Garrett
Associate Producer: Zoe Edema
Location Production Manager: Lara Lukich
Location Logistics Coordinator: Katalin Wilby

Director of Photography: Aaron McLisky
Director of Photography (Pickups): Andrew Gough
Production Designer: Benjamin Ashley
Editor: Katerina Borys
Sound Designer: Chris O'Neill
VFX Supervisor: Pedro Motta
Colourist: Daniel Stonehouse

Original Music Composed by Luke Howard
Album available online (via Mercury KX — Apple Music, Spotify, most other streaming services)
Album available on vinyl (via Hobbledehoy Records — hobbledehoyrecords.com/store/luke-howard-the-sand-that-ate-the-sea/)

First AD: Christopher Seeto
Steadicam: Tim Walsh
1st AC: Chris Braga
2nd AC / Data Wrangler: Danielle Payne
Gaffer: Max Gerschabach
Grip: Martin Fargher
Sound Recordist: Luke Fuller
Art Director: Aisha Phillips
Art Department Assistant: John Flaws

Assembly Editor: Rolando Olalia
Assistant Editors: Eliza Cox, Shannon Michaelas, Jana Plumm
Compositor (The Refinery): Chris Betteridge
Additional Sound Design: Daniel Mueller, Soren Maryasin
Dialogue Editing: Brendan O'Neill
Title Design: Nadeem Tiafau

Kokatha Community Liaison: Glen Wingfield

Editorial by The Butchery
Sound Design by FrostFire Audio
VFX by Push VFX
Colour by Crayon
DCP by Postlab.io
Camera Equipment provided by Gearhead
Opals Provided by Dukes Bottle House Motel & Andamooka Opal Showroom
Catering by Tanya Simpson, Pippa Stafford and Charlie Sim

Produced with the assistance of the ScreenCraft Short Film Grant & Bondit Media Finance

Additional Cast: Stacey Dadleh, John Wilby, Paul Uhlik, Taj Gow-Smith, Clive "Spready" Spreadborough, Alan "Staffy" Stafford Heath, Stefan Bilka, Joe Sach, Drago "Tarzan" Antic, Val Harrison, Mash Clifford, Annie Uhlik, Jacinta Carrr, Tanya Simpson, Pippa Stafford, Claudia Mitchell, Greta Howard, Nikki Johnson

Special thanks to Greg Franklin, Jack Hutchings, Matt Glasser, Freya Maddock, Jospeh Sach, Margot Duke, Simon Quilliam, Peter Taubers, Lester & Gill Rowley, John West, Clint & Jodie Gow-Smith, Stefan Bilka, Kendal Secker, Conan "The Barbarian" Fahey, Samantha Collings, Mandy Masters, Rebecca Dugan, Rachael Ford-Davies, Greg "Greggie" Franklin, Cowel Electric, APOMA, The Pool Collective, Andamooka SES, Andamooka CFS, Charle & Co. Coffee, Roxby Travel and Cruise, Andamooka Boo-Teek Op-Shop, Coates Hire Roxby Downs, Roxby Downs Motocross Club, The Tuckerbox & Staff

For the community of Andamooka, South Australia.

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Papillon est un homme qui s'épanouit à travers un métier peu commun : il est un homme-table.

Papillon is a man, happy in his unusual job: he is a table man.

Duration: 03min59
Director, writter: Valentine Vendroux

instagram.com/valentinevendroux/

Production: Atelier de Sèvres

Distribution: Miyu Distribution
❊ Web: miyu.fr/distribution/
❊ Facebook: facebook.com/MiyuDistribution/.

Tags: animation and 2D

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Ani Wa Sa is set in DR Congo’s Garamba National Park which is globally recognized as ground zero in Africa’s poaching wars. Fewer than 1,200 elephants remain.

Two brothers who come from a line of central African Zande hunters, seek to protect their local forest from seemingly opposing avenues: one through family tradition and the other as part of a national park ranger team. Though their relationship has fractured, an advancing rebel group seeking to poach and traffick elephant ivory poses a mutual threat and the brothers may need each other to protect the people and wildlife of their homeland for generations to come. 

Ani Wa Sa is being used in an innovative on-the-ground mobile cinema initiative to help build bridges of trust and collaboration between central African communities, conservation actors, and humanitarians, in an effort to improve the safety and build the resilience of people and wildlife in this fragile and interdependent ecosystem.

As of March 31, 2020, Invisible Children has screened Ani Wa Sa in 67 communities in northeastern DRC and eastern Central African Republic (CAR), reaching 27,450 people. 

This project is part of the USAID-funded Community Resilience in Central Africa (CRCA) Activity, an Invisible Children project made possible by the support of the American people.

Directed by
Lindsay Branham and Andrew Ellis

Cast

Jean EDMOND GAMBOLIPAY
Benjamin FREDDY ANITUMBA
Jean’s wife MARIE MILALI
Benjamin’s wife PELAGIE NINAGU
Ranger supervisor PAYSA LAVIE
Francois IGNACE BAVUNGALA
Young Benjamin ZAMBADE JERMAINE
Young Jean DANAMBA MIHIDIE
Radio operator LYCIE LAUNA
Funeral extra ANNA MARIE MIZELE
Jean’s son ZEPHANE MBOLITINE

Garamba National Park Rangers (as themselves)
Naomi Ruago
Claver Binza
Levi Tanduba
Faustin Anigule
Richard Payigo
Jules Tandromba
Jean Paul Tandema
Christome Agare
Jean Paul Mbolifuko
Jean Faustin Mulolani
Salomon Malitano

A NOVO FILM

Assistant Director
Patrick Ken Kalala

Executive Produced by
Invisible Children

Written by
Lindsay Branham. Andrew Michael Ellis

Story Consultants
Ryan Patch, Dieubeni Mboliangba, Lisa Dougan

Story based on focus group interviews conducted by Invisible Children, SAIPED, African Parks and Harvard Humanitarian Initiative in Central Africa.

Cinematography by
Andrew Michael Ellis

Edited by
Benjamin Stamper

Produced by
Lindsay Branham, Anna Marie Pitman

Producer for Invisible Children
Lisa Dougan

Production Coordinator
Bachir So

Line Producer
Dieubeni Mboliangba

Production Supervisor
Peter Philippot

Assistant Camera
Jacob Blumberg

2nd Camera Assistant
Orphe Zaza Bamoy

Production Photography
Nathan Garcia

Location Sound
Jonathan Seale

Translator
Fidele Kinayogu

Additional Translation
Gregoire Balantie

Original Music
Jonathan Seale

Zande Original Music
Li Gby Gbele Azande Traditional Music Club

Zande Musicians
Sanderina Animbwe, Monica Sungufwe, Martin Joice, Christina Mangba, Emmanuel Manga, Isaac Iliso, John Bafuko, Patrick Migbialungo, Antony Daputa

Additional Composition by
David Racanelli and Jeremy McDonald

Sound Design and Mix
Nocturnal Sound

Filmed on location in Garamba National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo.
African Parks has managed Garamba in partnership with the ICCN since 2005.

Cast: Lindsay Branham, Andrew Michael Ellis, Ben Stamper and Anna Marie Pitman

Tags: conservation

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ACID RAIN is set in post-industrial Eastern Europe and follows a young woman who runs away from her depressing hometown. That’s how she meets Skinny – a kind of unstable weirdo who lives in a camper and runs his not-so-legal errands. Their journey gradually leads them towards more and more eerie settings, revealing the attraction and repulsion of rave culture.

written, directed and designed by Tomek Popakul


cast: Daria Bułka, Piotr Bułka, Maciej Miszczak

sound: Michał Fojcik

music: Escape from Warsaw, Lou Karsh/Reptant, Chino, Ceephax, Jerome Hill

3D animation: Krzysztof Rakszawski, Shibabrata Chakraborty, Jacek Mazur, Oleksandra Zakrevska,
2D animation: Adrian Fijałek, Damian Krakowiak, Maria Kulpa, Kasia Melnyk
supervising producer: Kuba Karwowski

production: Animoon
producers: Piotr Szczepanowicz, Grzegorz Wacławek (Animoon)
coproduction: National Archive – Audiovisual Institute
cofinancing: Polish Film Institute
festival agent: KFF Sales & Promotion

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A relationship is tested on Zoom as Ellington decides to shelter with an ex in LA instead of returning home during quarantine.

Written and Performed by
Jack Henry Robbins &
Ellington Wells

Also Starring:
Kella Birch &
Cameron Simmons

Special Thanks:
Avner Shiloah

Title design:
Cristala Andrews

Filmed on ZOOM

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We shot this film during the quarantine lockdown. Everybody at home.

Written: James F Coton & Aurelia F Coton
First AD: Anne Chapelot
Cast: Aggy k. Adams, Crystal Shepherd-Cross, Anna Wylder, Alex Cordrey, Rhys Clarke, Zac Andria, Clemence Lassalas, Avant Strangel, Ben Jacobson, Shaniaz Hama Ali
Dp: Joe Cook
Producer: Aurelia F Coton & James F Coton
Vfx: Theo Gottlieb
Editor: James f coton
Composer : Jack Bartman
Music production : Benzene Paris
Sound Design and mix: James F Coton
Styling : Jean Charline Tomlinson

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Bride headdress ritual is historically deeply rooted in a folk culture. The first appearances on the Czech territory are dated back to the 15th century, but the ritual is probably much older. This ritual is still alive in some regions. Some people preserve this tradition, consciously or unconsciously to its history. The ritual itself is important to self determination of the individual.

Wreath, a symbol of virginity, is taken away in an intimate moment, usually accompanied by women and burning candles. An important task is given to the godmother of the bride and to a group of women who style the bride's hair. They unravel the braids, take her wreath and put a bonnet on the bride's head.

The audiovisual record of this phenomenon takes place in an indefinite space-time with an emphasis on the intimate atmosphere of the ritual. The art of Georges de La Tour is used to create the scenes. The contrast in the mise-en-scène is increased by using different lights, a natural light coming from the burning candles, but also an artificial light that stresses the symbolic creation of the woman.

director Jakub Jelen
choreographer David Mikula
director of photography Matěj Piňos
editor Jakub Jelínek
sound mixer Jan Balcar
production manager Zuzana Pelcová

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Twenty four filmmakers from across Canada donated their time and talent to create a ‘love letter’ to healthcare workers.

We worked with CanadaHelps to contribute to its COVID-19 healthcare and hospital fund campaign.

canadahelps.org/en/covid-19-fund/

Every shoot was conducted within the local government guidelines, each person shooting solo, keeping social distance, and only filming people they were isolated with.

Writer / Director: Ross Allen
Producer: Mack Stannard

Cinematographers:
Mitchell Baxter
Jon Thomas
Jaryl Lim
Ben Cox
Cristobal Ruiz
Liam Higgins
Jonny Micay
Justin Black
Adrian Vieni
Daniel Everitt-Lock
Brian Hamilton
Adam Madrzyk 
Shae Paterson
Halley Davies
Simon Jaynes
Oli Jobin
Matthew A MacDonald

Edit: Ross Allen
Sounds Design & Mix: Matt Drake
Grade: Sam Gilling
Original Music: Blake Matthews
GFX: Dane Armour
Social Strategist: Andrew Chee

Partners:
CanadaHelps
Gore Mutual

Cast: Mack Stannard, Mitchell Baxter, Justin Black, Shae Paterson, Jupiterspin, Liam Higgins, Olivier Jobin, Adrian Vieni, White Hart Post, Sam Gilling, Jonny Micay, Boogaloo Film and Cristóbal Ruiz

Tags: Covid, Charity, hospital, canadahelps, canada, isolation, empty, Ross Allen, claps, celebrate, people, help, donate, cinematography, vancouver, toronto, streets, corona, virus and covid-19

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A woman secretly watches her crush from across the factory floor.
The moon disappears.
Things start to fall apart.
With the world breaking into pieces like a giant jigsaw puzzle and her crush’s life in danger, our heroine struggles to hold herself together. How will she solve this moon mystery? Time to go out on a limb and take matter into her own hands.

Short of the Week premier - shortoftheweek.com/2020/05/15/armstrong/

Director Russ Etheridge
Writers Ayndrilla Singharay & Russ Etheridge
Producer Ayndrilla Singharay & Russ Etheridge
Sound & Music Mutant Jukebox

Additional Vocalisations Helen Plumb

Marketing Consultant Catherine Pitt

For the BFI
Talent Executive Thomas Wightman
Production Coordinator Ruth Thompson

Cast: Mutant Jukebox - Music & Sound

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A woman secretly watches her crush from across the factory floor.
The moon disappears.
Things start to fall apart.
With the world breaking into pieces like a giant jigsaw puzzle and her crush’s life in danger, our heroine struggles to hold herself together. How will she solve this moon mystery? Time to go out on a limb and take matter into her own hands.

Short of the Week premier - shortoftheweek.com/2020/05/15/armstrong/

Director Russ Etheridge
Writers Ayndrilla Singharay & Russ Etheridge
Producer Ayndrilla Singharay & Russ Etheridge
Sound & Music Mutant Jukebox

Additional Vocalisations Helen Plumb

Marketing Consultant Catherine Pitt

For the BFI
Talent Executive Thomas Wightman
Production Coordinator Ruth Thompson

Cast: Mutant Jukebox - Music & Sound

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Directed by Fernando Livschitz

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instagram.com/ferliv/
facebook.com/ferliv

Agency: seite zwei
Creative Director: Stefan Mayer
Direction & Post Production: Fernando Livschitz

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A concept trailer done by french top animation collective CRCR for the new chinese animated series Incredible Ant.
Incredible Ant is an animated series presented by Alibaba pictures.
Produced and created by Cheng Li
Director : Ben Marsaud, Luke Allen
Art Director : Baptiste Lucas
Main Character designer : Willy Ohm, William Laborie , Raphael Chabassol, Benjo Bonito
Animation : Tina lykke thorn, Nguyen Bong

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Look around! How do you feel in the current situation? How has this affected you? Tell us in comments
Timelapse & Edit by Kirill Neiezhmakov e-mail: hyperlapsePro@gmail.com
facebook.com/kirill.neiezhmakov
instagram.com/neiezhmakov/
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YouTube: youtu.be/Wrwr_4f1lhA
Music: Varien feat. Veela - Supercell

Can you believe that what is happening now is real? I couldn’t even imagine such a thing before.
Main idea of my video is how the World was changed during pandemic situation and how our lifes is change. Everything was very fast before and we spent our time in offices and shopping malls. Then motion outside was stopped and streets have become empty. Our cities have become ghost towns. All people moved to their homes and continued their life inside. But in general they only has moved from one cells to another like bees in a hive.

What impressions do you have watching this timelapse? Does it resemble our current life? Or maybe something else? Write down in the comments!

The shots for this video have been shot over the past few years in cities such as Singapore, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Paris, Rome, Moscow, Barcelona, Prague, Nice, Vienna and Kharkov. The idea to combine them in one video came with self-isolation and the inability to travel to other countries. But any unusual situation is a good reason to do something that I did not do under ordinary conditions. You can see that shots of my video are united by a common idea, and not by geographical location.

Equipment:
Canon 2x60d, 70d, EOS R,
Tokina 11-16 mm 2.8
Canon 17-55 mm 2.8
Canon 70-200 mm 4L
Canon 16-35 mm 2.8L
Canon 24-70 mm 2.8L
Canon 17 mm TS-E
Samyang 8 mm 3.5
Manfrotto 190 carbon tripod
Software:
Adobe After Effects, Lightroom, LRTimelapse

Задумайтесь! Все мы - ячейки общества, своего маленького личного пространства или же большой природной системы. Что изменилось с приходом пандемии? Мир - все тот же жужжащий улей, только пчелы переехали из комфортных офисов в свои домашние пространства.
Шумные городские массивы или тихие спящие улочки? Заполненные кафе и рестораны или новые рецепты на домашней кухне? Просмотр блокбастера в кинотеатре или на своем диване в прикуску с любимыми снеками не раздражая соседей? Шопиться у монитора или бегать по торговым центрам до боли в ногах? Выбирать не приходиться, остается только принять этот мир таким какой он есть и научиться жужжать в супер-ячейках по новым правилам.

Кадры для этого ролика были сняты за последние несколько лет в таких городах как Сингапур, Дубай, Абу-Даби, Париж, Рим, Москва, Барселона, Прага, Ницца, Вена и Харьков. Идея объединить их в один ролик пришла с самоизоляцией и невозможностью путешествовать в другие страны. Но любая нестандартная ситуация - это хороший повод сделать то, чего не делал при обычных условиях. Теперь кадры моего ролика объединены общей идеей, а не географическим положением.

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