Separate projections combine, unifying, becoming whole. Twelve animated projections combine to develop a rhythmic dialogue exploring the intrinsic relationship between sound and image using 16mm film, paint and a projector. Responding to a hand-drawn soundtrack, each projection is individually created by painting and scratching directly on 16mm film stock. 4:3 is available as a short film, an immersive installation, and in 360˚. Winner of the 2019 Vimeo Staff Pick Award at Vienna Shorts Festival, Austria. Year of Production: 2019 Running time: 4 minutes 48 seconds Director: Ross Hogg Sound Design: Robbie Gunn Commissioned by: Horsecross Arts Acquired for: Threshold Artspace Supported by: Creative Scotland —————————————————————————————————————————– Official Selection: 05/2019 – Vienna Shorts Festival, Austria. Exhibitions: Threshold Artspace, Horsecross Arts, Perth Concert Hall. (19th March – 27th June, 2019)

Have you ever been on a Skateboard Tour? Do you know the rules to “bring home the mission”? The new video of the Italian VANS Skate Team talks exactly of this. The title is “How to Survive a Skate Tour” and it tells some of the clichés of life on tour with skaters. The film takes place in Fuerteventura and it transforms into an entertaining hand-book for all skaters. A skateboard video presented as an ironic illustrated guide that summarizes the predictably taken forgranted differences between a tour where everything falls into place and one that turns into a battle-field. Directed by Alberto Chimenti Dezani Starring (in order of appearance): Alessandro Mazzara, Mattia Turco, Indro Martinenghi, Sam Partaix, Quentin Boillon, Aref Koushesh, Will Odiete, Pietro Tirelli. Written by Davide Martinazzo & Alberto Chimenti Dezani Videography by Enrico Cerovac & Alberto Chimenti Dezani Additional filming by Davide Martinazzo Editing and Post Production by Alberto Chimenti Dezani & Gianfranco Battaglia @ The Good Life Studio VFX by Carlo Camorali Art Direction by Evergreen Design House Media Partner: a brief glance skateboard mag Team Manager: Davide Martinazzo Special Thanks: Enrico Gorrea @ Casa Maccaroni, Carla Pilo Di Boyl, Lucio Pergola, Davide Feneri, Federica Castagna, Davide Biondani, George Boutall, Carlo Camorali, Patrick Delorenzi, Davide De Martis, Bruce Battaglia, Diego Marmi, Francesca Pagliaro, Stefano Luongo, Alessandro Miniotti, all the Locals of Fuerteventura, Luca Merli @ SSFF, The Good Life Studio, Evergreen Design House, Vans Europe. Soundtrack: “Raw” Performed by The Soul Surfers From the album: Soul Rock “BLKFLMNGO” Performed by Tristeza From the album: Fate Unfolds “The Mighty Atlas” Performed by Shawn Lee’s Ping Pong Orchestra From the album: World Of Funk “Making Life Out Of Music” Performed by Eye Q From the album: Can’t You Hear Me: African Nuggets And Garage Rock From Nigeria, Zambia, And Zimbabwe Supported by Vans

T.i.n.a was the word, but now we see the consequences. Made with Maxon cinema 4d, Turbulence FD, Real Flow and Octane Render. Music made by the wonderful Tom Terrien : http://bit.ly/2wu7MZG

Grief transcends through time and space… “Interdimensional Melancholy” is a personal project we created during our first TEAM TUMULT ANI-JAM in May 2019! We just animated like crazy for about a week to the given themes “Interdimensional” & “Melancholy”, which were provided by our Instagram Followers. The result is this 1-minute shortfilm about funerals, bursting bubbles and black holes. A Film by Team Tumult Soundscore by Dogbotic Chopin – Nocturne Op.9 No.2 Andante Played by Harald Vetter

An idea by Cristian González, directed by Mar del Corral. Choreographer & Executive producer: Cristian González Choreography Assistants: Irene Rodríguez and Alicia López Starring: Irene Rodríguez Alicia López Cristy Cortez Iria Barona Andrea El Ameri Noelia Trijueque Mj Mínguez Marina Richart Eva Martínez Montse Sotoca Sara Delgado Sharay Santano Lydia Rioboo Asia Zonta Silvia Nieto Ángela Del Pino Production Company – Tho Films Producer – Sofía de Palacio Song – Hemma by Surma DOP – Adri del Val Editor -Paula M. Ferro Colourist -Ruth Wardell Colour Producer – Oscar Wendt Graphic Designer Tasio Art Director – Kori Chan Stylist – Evë Lunas Make Up Artists – Lau Pérez & Patri del Moral Hair Stylists – Rosa María Simón & Yolanda Parrilla Orozco Sound Designer – Nacho Roca 1st AD – Sofía de Palacio Steadycam Operator – David Sevilla 1st AC – Paolo Sciré 2nd AC – Begoña F. Velasco Gaffer – David Gómez Herradón Sparks 1 – Pablo Romero de Armas Sparks 2 – Desi Hitos Production Manager – Orencio Carvajal Production Assistant – Ingrid Schroth Production Assistant – Omar Alcaide Location Manager – Nano Montero Palacio Making Of Director – Isa Botello Still Photography – Sam Sánchez Rehearsals Photographer – Danilo Moroni Proposal Designer – Itxasai Mediavilla SPECIAL THANKS: Electric Theatre Collective Switch ON Madrid & Laura García Nau Community Dance & Noemí Cabrera Carmen Hernández I.C.O.N. Kryolan Professional Make Up Taoplus Localizaciones GECISA Lenso Films Services Sara Hernández Who Estudio Jorge, Micho & Nacho. Borja García Ibon Esparza

Sixteen-year-old Charlotte ambles through a listless summer day when she’s followed home by Tommy, an older guy. Tommy helps her escape her loneliness, but after betraying her trust, Charlotte must decide what matters to her most. Official Selection: Cannes Film Festival- Cinéfondation, 2018 Denver Film Festival, 2018 Montclair Film Festival, 2019 Maryland Film Festival, 2019 Nantucket Film Festival, 2019 Awards: 2nd Place King Award at New York University’s Graduate Film Wasserman Awards Starring: Alyssa Latson + Philip Alexander Written and Directed by: Jamie Dack Produced by: Jamie Dack + Joseph Sackett Director of Photography: Alejandro Miyashiro Editor: Tricia Holmes Production & Costume Design by: Rachel Wilson Colorist: Kath Raisch Score: Martin Crane Song: “Kentucky Death” by Spirit Houses Sound Design: Eli Cohn

Mondays can be a drag. But imagine if everyday sucked. Well, that’s Roger’s life and… he’s having one hell of a week. I present to you my short film, “Hell Of A Week”!

A young man attends his nephew’s Ghanaian baptism with a plan: steal the donated money and keep a deep secret hidden from his family. South by Southwest 2019 – Official Selection Dallas International 2019 – Official Selection Minneapolis St. Paul 2019 – Official Selection and many more. Featuring: Keith Machekanyanga, Cassandra Blair, Malik Cason, Thomas Daniel Smith, Theodore Mark Martinez, Cassandra Relynn, Martin Dorsla, & Naviah Nichol Vernon Written and Directed by: Maxwell Addae Produced by: Mis Loe Executive Produced by: Patrisse Cullors, Jason Brotman Cinematography by: Samudranil Chatterjee Edited by: Xiaoyao Shen Production Design by: Tess Picknell Unit Production Manager: Mil Alcain Associate Producer: Marc Kaplan Casting by: Kara Sullivan Kid’s Casting: Jennifer Fite Costume Design by: Hazelle Gobert Original Music by: Victor Nani Agbeli and Ole Wiedekamm Sound Supervisor: Steven Yeaman Color Timing by: MTI @outdooringthefilm

Stars, hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires. Nor a truck. Starring: Karelle Tremblay, Frederike Bédard, Catherine Hughes, Tania Kontoyanni, Ellen David, Patrice Beauchesne & Louis Negin Director / writer / editor : François Jaros Production : Fanny-Laure Malo, François Jaros (La Boîte à Fanny) Line Producer : Maria Gracia Turgeon Associate Producer : Sarah Pellerin Cinematography : Olivier Gossot Production Designer : Jean-Christophe Meunier Music : Olivier Alary Sound : Jean-François Sauvé & Luc Boudrias Costumes : Marie-Claude Guay Hair and Makeup : Janick Sabourin Poirier Color grading: Jérôme Cloutier Editing guru : Paul Jutras Post-production: MELS & Alchemy24 • AWARDS Best Short Film – Gijón International Film Festival 2016 Special Jury Mention Narrative Short – Slamdance 2017 Best Film – Beijing International Short Film Festival 2017 Mention honorable – Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur 2017 Prix Coup de Cœur – Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois 2017 Best Editing – Bucharest Short Film Festival 2017 • OFFICIAL SELECTION Semaine de la Critique au Festival de Cannes, Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), BFI London Film Festival, Slamdance Film Festival, Gijón International Film Festival, Seattle International Film Festival, Curtas Vila do Conde, Festival international du film francophone de Namur, Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur, Festival Tous écrans, Chicago International Film Festival, Glasgow Short Film Festival, interfilm Berlin, Regard sur le court métrage, Hollyshorts Film Festival, Flickers Rhode Island International Film Festival, Vancouver International Film Festival, Festival du Nouveau Cinéma (FNC), Cork Film Festival, Moscow International Film Festival, New Zealand International Film Festival, Festival du cinéma de la ville de Québec, Bucharest Short Film Festival, Vienna Shorts.

As Hinkley Point C, Britain’s biggest nuclear power plant, rises next door, Sam, 11, dreams of protecting the fish he identifies with. He believes the only way is to go a private school – but his parents can’t afford the offer. As a last resort, they turn to the power company for funding, forcing Sam to decide what kind of person he wants to be.