A magical land of left handers.
New Zealand with Oli Adams and Billy Stairmand.
Film: Seth Hughes
Sound: Adam Layland
Design: Oracle
Still Photography: Rambo Estrada
Edit.Direction.Production: Oli Adams
Cast: Protest Sportswear
Tags: protest, surf, surfing, new, zealand, oli, adams, billy and stairmand
directed & produced by rubberband.
edited SIMON DAVIS + KAO CHENG KAI
cinematography SAM CUTLER-KREUTZ
stylist TAMARA BARKLEY
hmu EUGENE WILLIAMS + TIFFANY RODRIGUEZ
gaffer JACKSON EAGAN
key grip JONATHAN ALVARADO
1st AC MAYER CHALOM
2nd AC/loader RYAN BEGGS
production assistant IAN L’ECUYER
featuring
ZAHIR RAMOS guitar 1
TAMARA BARKLEY bra strap girl
JESSE BROTTER bass
AUSTIN BRANDON dice game player
JHARIS YOKLEY drums
AUNT LISA herself
SIMON DAVIS' LEFT HAND mr. socko
LILA RAMANI guitar 2
MYLES GITTENS violinist
background vox
SYNCLAIRE TAYLOR
ADA OBIESHI
JORDELIN LOPEZ
ASHLEY GERMAIN
Cast: rubberband., Sam Cutler-Kreutz and Cadence Films
Tags: 70s, topaz jones, music, 16mm, music videos, funk, color and film
All shot with an iPhone 6 and hyperlapses with Fuji X-E2.
Alan Spiljak - Clouds
freemusicarchive.org/music/Alan_Spiljak/Silverlight/Alan_Spiljak_-_01_-_Clouds
Keep in touch.
instagram.com/djshdw
facebook.com/ErickFloresGarneloPage
Cast: Erick Flores Garnelo
Tags: beach, animation, clouds, sayulita, Experimental, mexico, short, short film, innovate, storytelling, story and ambience
Featuring Mykki Blanco, Jean Paul Paula, Sja'iesta Badloe
Directed by Brian and Karl, Jean Paul Paula, Florian Joahn
Production Company: COMPULSORY.
Producer: Carla Steinberg
Executive Producer: Chris Toumazou
Director of Photography: Joel Honeywell
Stylist: Jean Paul Paula
Make Up: Jimmy Owen Jones
Hair: Nathan Phoenix
Art Direction: Florian Joahn
Set Design: Alun Davies
Sound: Michal Kuligowski
Edit: Brian Fairbairn
Grade: Tom Mangham @The Mill
Sound mix: Hannah Gregory
16mm film process: Kodak
For Dazed
Creative Producer: Bec Evans
Executive Producer: Thomas Gorton
Cast: Brian and Karl
Tags: Mykki Blanco, Wypipo and 16mm
A young woman tries to navigate issues of intimacy in a unique relationship after a traumatic event.
Directed by Wesley Wingo
Written by Will Sabel Courtney
Produced by Hunt Beaty, José Andrés Cardona, Wesley Wingo
Bunny: Francesca Anderson
Doggy: Harry Bainbridge
Nature Documentary Narrator: Thomas Butcher
Radio DJ: Jason Katz
Co-Producer: David Broad
Associate Producers: Will Sabel Courtney, Scott W. Herriott, Megan Finnegan Wingo
Director of Photography: José Andrés Cardona
Edited by José Andrés Cardona & Wesley Wingo
Production Sound: Hunt Beaty
Supervising Sound Designer: Theodore Robinson
Supervising Sound Editor: Tarcisio Longobardi
Re-Recording Mixer: Cory Choy
Post Production Sound Facility: Silver Sound
Color Grading: Post Pro Gumbo
Colorist: Alan Louis Gordon
Visual Effects: Carl Brent Ferguson
"Ready to Not Be Ready" Written by Peter Darling and Kamal Kamruddin
"Hawaiian Romance" Written by Dorothee Rascle & Jean-Paul Soullier
Special Thanks: Matt Bockelman, Silver Sound, Jacob LaMendola, Eugene Ioannou, Deb Oh, Red Ranch Motel, Fun Ghoul Costumes, Hand Held Films, APM Music
Watch our other shorts: sixshortfilms.com
Cast: Wesley Wingo, José Andrés Cardona and Hunt Beaty
Tags: r3d, anamorphic, 4k, short film, comedy, red helium, narrative, furry, brooklyn, new york and nyc
A family's plan to stage an intervention unravels.
WORLD PREMIERE - SXSW Film Festival
WINNER - Kathryn Tucker Windham Storytelling Award | Sidewalk Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Palm Springs Short Fest
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Sarasota Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Denver Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Sidewalk Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Tulsa American Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Walla Walla Movie Crush
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Vimeo Presents: Ladies with Lenses
STARRING: Corey Cost, Taylor Hess, Noel Wilson
FEATURING: Kenzie Ross
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY: Erin Sanger
PRODUCED BY: Ben Altarescu
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Lissette Feliciano, Allie Wilkinson
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Brandon Roots
PRODUCTION DESIGN: Charlotte Royer
CASTING DIRECTOR: Taylor Hess
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Cecilia Delgado
CO-PRODUCER: Meredith Alloway
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR: Kate Patterson
1ST ASSISTANT CAMERA: Roland Folkmayer
SECOND ASSISTANT CAMERA: Cole Hill
GAFFER: Levi Sherman
SOUND MIXER: Yongsoo Lee
SET DECORATOR: Allie Wilkinson
HAIR & MAKEUP: Jenai Chin
STUNT COORDINATOR: Paul Dreschler-Martell
DOG TRAINER: Rex K9 Rescue
PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS: Dan Buono, Paulo Testolini
EDITOR: Lauren Minnerath
SOUND DESIGN: Brian Flood
COLORIST: Brandon Roots
COMPOSER: Ethan Edenburg
GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Allie Wilkinson
a BOWS AND ARROWS production
in association with PANOPTICA FILMS
Cast: Erin Sanger
Directed by Edouard Salier
edouardsalier.com
Creative director : Pascal Teixeira
Director of photography : Mattias Rudh
Actor : Joe Peltior
Produced by Iconoclast
Producers : Maeva Tenneroni & Horace de Gunzbourg
Set designers : Gael Leroux & Rudy Annese
Steadicam : Loic Andrieu
Stunt : Team Cauderlier
Stylist : Edem Dossou
SFX Make up : Jacques-Olivier Molon
Make up : Ophélie Secq
Hair stylist : Rimi Ura
Editor : Maxime Pozzi Garcia
Colour grading : Mathieu Caplanne
Justice : Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay
© 2018 Ed Banger Records / Because Music
Cast: Edouard Salier
Tags: justice, women worldwide, civilization, Love SOS, edouard salier, edbanger, audio video disco and bison
The Wishing Jar follows the otherworldly adventure of Ruby, who explores a mysterious fantasy realm and encounters giant goldfish, floating cities, and a menacing black goo that persistently follows her.
Directed and animated by Denver Jackson.
Grand Prize Winner - Heartland Film Festival
Best Animation - San Diego Comicon Independent Film Festival
Audience Favourite Award - Victoria Film Festival
Score composed by Marc Junker
Produced, recorded, and mixed by David Parfit
Players:
Cello: Ashley Green
Violin: Melissa Bandura
Clarinet: Kate Frobeen
Vocals: Vanessa Annand
Special thanks to Dijon.
Download the music: junker.bandcamp.com
Cast: CloudrisePictures
Tags: animation, fantasy, short film and adventure
An unassuming Wall Street lawyer finds himself beset by a new employee, Bartleby, who refuses to work--in an ongoing act of passive refusal, he simply 'prefers not to.' A quiet, dogged battle of the wills ensues in this stop-motion reimagining of a Melville classic.
Cast: BY THE BY PRODUCTIONS
Tags: animation, stop motion, puppets, inde film, short film and staff pick
A family's plan to stage an intervention unravels.
WORLD PREMIERE - SXSW Film Festival
WINNER - Kathryn Tucker Windham Storytelling Award | Sidewalk Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Palm Springs Short Fest
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Sarasota Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Denver Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Sidewalk Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Tulsa American Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Walla Walla Movie Crush
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Vimeo Presents: Ladies with Lenses
STARRING: Corey Cost, Taylor Hess, Noel Wilson
FEATURING: Kenzie Ross
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY: Erin Sanger
PRODUCED BY: Ben Altarescu
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Lissette Feliciano, Allie Wilkinson
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Brandon Roots
PRODUCTION DESIGN: Charlotte Royer
CASTING DIRECTOR: Taylor Hess
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Cecilia Delgado
CO-PRODUCER: Meredith Alloway
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR: Kate Patterson
1ST ASSISTANT CAMERA: Roland Folkmayer
SECOND ASSISTANT CAMERA: Cole Hill
GAFFER: Levi Sherman
SOUND MIXER: Yongsoo Lee
SET DECORATOR: Allie Wilkinson
HAIR & MAKEUP: Jenai Chin
STUNT COORDINATOR: Paul Dreschler-Martell
DOG TRAINER: Rex K9 Rescue
PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS: Dan Buono, Paulo Testolini
EDITOR: Lauren Minnerath
SOUND DESIGN: Brian Flood
COLORIST: Brandon Roots
COMPOSER: Ethan Edenburg
GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Allie Wilkinson
a BOWS AND ARROWS production
in association with PANOPTICA FILMS
Cast: Erin Sanger
Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen—the creative duo behind Ghent-based design studio Muller Van Severen—are no strangers to having unknown visitors explore their carefully curated home. For the 2017 edition of Design Miami, the couple created an exact replica of their living room as an installation, collaborating with global room-for-rent service Airbnb. Earlier this year, filmmaker Emile Rafael travelled to the Belgian city to meet the designers in the space they call home, bringing our usual In Residence treatment to a space that we would become softly obsessed by.
The home itself, a large 19th century building accompanied by an adjacent studio, was originally an orangery that has later been renovated into a modern workspace. Prototypes and samples sit alongside materials and references, hinting at the thoroughly-researched process by which their highly refined furniture and objects come into existence.
The objects conceived and produced by Muller Van Severen tend always toward the deceptively simple, favoring geometric lines and subtle silhouettes over complicated fussiness. Their home also plays host to many collected objects, as well as a small wooden chair designed and built by their daughter. Bloc colours, supported on legs and frames of black, copper, and gold, mean that the objects remain light and uncomplicated, while also revealing—on closer inspection—their finely balanced engineering. Soft leather seats are suspended in frames of sharp metalwork; while plastic shelves rise confidently and sparsely against the wooden floors. Honest, solid materials prevail over fussy and complicated resources. The resulting furniture speaks confidently for itself.
Cast: NOWNESS
Tags: Interiors, Design, Architecture and Muller Van Severen
We're excited to premiere a trilogy of scene-setting new films from London-based directorial duo James & James (comprising James Coyle and Jamie McCormack). Each of the works comprises an atmospheric portrait of a person and a place; in this instance, the pair chose Louisiana as their location, leading to ten days of street-casting and filming in the city of New Orleans.The music for each film was scored by London-based musicians St Francis Hotel. Here, the creative duo behind this tender triptych talk about filming Flash and the much mythologized city that he calls home:
"We found Flash via instagram as we were searching for Bounce Dancers in New Orleans the week before heading out to the city. We messaged back and forth a few times and then met up in the city to see if we could make a film together. We only had a limited time with Flash, so in preparation we toured the city and found spots that suited our aesthetic—visually interesting areas of the city with good sources of light. Luckily in New Orleans this isn’t too hard to find, so it was a process of honing down our selection of spots to best suit the time of day we’d be there—and of those that also vibed with Flash’s own impressions and thoughts on what the city meant to him.
"When you’re allowing yourself only two days to film something like this you need a fair dollop of luck, too. One of our favourite shots is with Flash dancing with the train passing by slowly in the background. We hoped this would happen but couldn’t be certain it would, as we had no access to the timetables of these goods trains. On top of this, it was only in looking back at the footage that we realised that the floor was covered in weird graffiti."
Cast: NOWNESS
Tags: Dance
We're excited to premiere a trilogy of scene-setting new films from London-based directorial duo James & James (comprising James Coyle and Jamie McCormack). Each of the works comprises an atmospheric portrait of a person and a place; in this instance, the pair chose Louisiana as their location, leading to ten days of street-casting and filming in the city of New Orleans. The music for each film was scored by London-based musicians St Francis Hotel. Here, the creative duo behind this tender triptych talk about filming the urban cowboys who call this much mythologized city home:
"What’s the coolest thing we could find in New Orleans in the short time we’re there? That’s the question we posed ourselves and, inspired by a Time article released earlier that year, and based on our limited knowledge of the second line parades that take place in the city, the answer we agreed on was urban cowboys. That was only half the battle, as we still had to find our contributors.
"We went about the task like private detectives, a couple of greenhorn gumshoes, searching the city and chasing down the odd horse rider or cowboy we might see riding on the opposite side of the street. After a few dead ends, bad recommendations, and lost causes we were directed out to Pontchartrain Stables and on arrival knew we were in luck, where a real sense of peace sits over the place like a well fitted saddle. We were welcomed straight away and invited into their lives in a way we never expected."
Cast: NOWNESS
We're excited to premiere a trilogy of scene-setting new films from London-based directorial duo James & James (comprising James Coyle and Jamie McCormack). Each of the works comprises an atmospheric portrait of a person and a place; in this instance, the pair chose Louisiana as their location, leading to ten days of street-casting and filming in the city of New Orleans.The music for each film was scored by London-based musicians St Francis Hotel. Here, the creative duo behind this tender triptych talk about filming George and the much mythologized place that he calls home:
"We met Blues Boy George in a dive bar on Frenchmen Street straight after he played a short set sharing the stage with Walter ‘The Wolfman’ Washington—who is an established presence in New Orleans, and who likes to give his old friend and protege an opportunity to play in the city. Straight away we thought there might be something in filming with George. He has a wild presence and playing style. We approached him for a chat and found ourselves sat in his white Cadillac as he smoked a spliff and told us his story, about wild nights in LA back in the day and still trying to break through with a new album he’s made, recorded in his trailer.
Cast: NOWNESS
"The star that devours the planets"
Animation by Damien Tran
Music by Alix Lhoumeau
Palefroi March 2018
Cast: palefroi and Alix Lhoumeau
Tags: Palefroi, Animation, Experimental, Abstract, Noise, Drawing, Damien Tran and Alix Lhoumeau
THE TRAIN EATER is a vérité portrait of a daily act of resistance. Timothy Little has adopted the NYC subways as his preferred venue in speaking out against police brutality and Trump's America.
nobudge.com/main/the-train-eater
Featuring: Timothy Little
Director: Timothy Jacob Elledge
DoP: Michael Faller
Editor: Michael Faller
Location / Post Sound: Michael Odmark
Colorist: Parker Jarvie @ Company 3
Cast: Timothy Jacob Elledge and Michael Faller
Tags: vérité, direct cinema, doc, short doc and New York
Directed by Neels Castillon & Léo Walk
Dancers • Angèle VL, Fanny Sage, Johanna Faye, Mellina Boubetra, Nicolas Huchard
Production Company • motionpalace.tv
Executive Producer • Ariane Cornic
Producers • Marie-Gabrielle Glock, Emilie Mallen
Production Coordinator • Sandrine Laveau
Cinematographer • Eric Blanckaert
1st AC • Kevin Rosé
2nd AC • Katia Hamnane
Set Designer • Jérôme Krowicki
Gaffer • Lucas Schwartz
1st & 2nd AD • Thibaut Koralewski, Louis Arnoux
Hair & Make up • Ophélie Secq, Karen Ze Eyenga
Location Manager • Margot Malo
Editor • Sébastien Rouquet
Colorist • Arthur Paux
Post-production & VFX • Fix Studio
VFX Supervisor • Benjamin Laborde
Flame Artist • Anne Georges, Aurélie Villard
2D Artist • Ewald Aloeboetoe, Océane Brochard, Maxime Servoise
VFX Coordinator • Caroline Goujard
Post-producer • Cédric Herbet
Chief planner • Stéphanie Hilbert
Camera & Lenses provided by RVZ
A massive thanks to all the RVZ team, Espace Niemeyer, Rouje & Made.
Cast: Neels Castillon
Tags: jalousie, angele, neels castillon and leo walk
Petit film de mon voyage au Liban de cette année à la mode super 8 mm. Tournée entièrement à l'Iphone 7 plus avec filmic pro et des objectifs de chez Moment.
A short film of my trip to Lebanon this year in super 8 mm fashion. Shot entirely on Iphone 7 plus with filmic pro and moment lenses.
Cast: Mazen El Alaili
Tags: Lebanon, Liban, Iphone, super 8 mm, Beirut, vintage, Moment lenses, voyage, travel, filmic pro and final cut pro
A video summary of a road trip around Iceland. We spent 14 days driving 2300 miles around the parameter of the island. Music credits to DenisTimonin and licensed from pond5.com
Cast: Andy Orr
Tags: Road trip, Iceland, 4k, Hotsprings, Vacation, Air videography, DJI, D850 and Nikon
