Albatross Soup is a delightfully fluid animation that lyrically complements a chorus of voices attempting to investigate a puzzling suicide: A man gets off a boat. He walks into a restaurant and orders albatross soup. He takes one sip… pulls out a gun, and shoots himself to death. So…why did he kill himself? “Albatross Soup” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it on the Vimeo Blog: http://bit.ly/2WnTN37

For all you Brothers and Sisters out there… this ones for you. Our stories are all different, yet the same, and the names are endless: Adventure buddy, co-pilot, copy-cat, tag-along, queen, king… The list is long, but what it boils down to is simply brother or sister, or as I like to put it, best friend, worst enemy. Childhood was like one giant experiment and, being the younger sibling, my fate as human guinea pig was sealed from the get-go. But like Dad always said, “Every scar is one part story, and one part wisdom,” and by the age of 10 us kids could have opened our own library. Over the years, we gained a lot of “wisdom” together, trying to best each other and take on the world. Through it all, bikes have fueled our adventures, sparked our imaginations, led us through a few battles, and continually reminded us of what’s most important: we’re all family. Presented By: Diamondback Bikes Written and Directed By:  Scott Carlson Mike Hopkins Produced By: Juicy Studios Mike Hopkins Cinematography: Derek Frankowski Editing/VFX: Scott Carlson Sound Design: Keith White Narration: Graham Tracey Cast in Order of Appearance:  Aven and Skyler Hopkins Rory, Reed, and Ryland Johannson Katien Simpson Jamie and Hugo Ansede Lola and Westin Carlson Josie and Daylen Clayden  Cole and Grayson McCauley Simon and Toby Hillis Ollie, Tatum, and Heath Clement Samara and Bodie Kuhn Chase and Ryder Eagleton Max Anhel Ben Kroeker Logan and Kian Merringer Trevor McCauley  Kari Kuznecov Gavin Gauvin Joe and Mike Hopkins Cal Dueck  Norm Hopkins A huge heartfelt “Thanks!!” to the amazing community of Rossland, All the Parents and kids involved, and, RSS and Patrick Kinghorn for letting us skid around the School. Thank you!

A short film about discovering the things that make life worth living. A pigeon meets a dove and faces the decision on whether or not to leave the life he has built for himself in favor of following his heart.

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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: – http://bit.ly/2PAAktk – http://bit.ly/2vrXsAP – http://bit.ly/2PAAlgS – http://bit.ly/2vpYKfK A little behind the scene from our campaign shot in 1983 https://www.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

Girls Who Code is proud to present SISTERHOOD, a digital visual album celebrating sisterhood and empowering girls. A group of teenage girls get stuck on a cruise ship, as they wait for dawn to break they play a game – where each one of them projects what they see themselves having done to change the world in sixteen years from now, when they’re 32, by reflecting on the change that want to see in the world in SISTERHOOD’s “Action”. The full album, titled SISTERHOOD, features appearances from Little Miss Flint, Cecile Richards, Aparna Nancherla, Sasheer Zamata, Girls Who Code alumni, and more! Girls Who Code is a national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap in technology and change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. http://bit.ly/2VuExEj Writer / Director: Amirah Tajdin Producer: Wafa Tajdin Cast: Shukriya Awil Mohamed Zaineb Hasoon Engy Mahdy El Shorgaby Asma Al Aloosi Maria Lountmila Pagoni Statska Afra ‘Kazaya’ Jamal Salem Othman Al Zaabi Cinematographer: Daniel Vignal Editor: Neda Ahmed Editor: Vladimir Zelenskiy Sound Designer: Brian Mullany

Through hypnotically crafted anthesis, Tide is an ever-evolving composition that challenges us to visually retain the present moment, while simultaneously creating anticipation for the next. As an accompaniment to the film we have released a collection of Live Wallpapers for iOS which can be downloaded (via an iOS device) from the link on the project page – http://bit.ly/2Gz69hO CREDITS Concept, Design & Direction Panoply Audio Human Robot Soul

DIRECTOR Danny Cohen PRODUCER Giordi Caputo for Exit Films EDITOR Ben Hall CINEMATOGRAPHER Sherwin Akbarzadeh ART DIRECTOR Marni Kornhauser EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Leah Churchill-Brown DIRECTOR’S ASSISTANT Hayden Somerville 1AD Robbie McEwan 1AC Pietro Cusimano ADDITIONAL 1st AC Roderick Th’ng 2AC Mezz O’Brien GAFFER Adam Hunter ADDITIONAL GAFFER Candice Day BEST PERSON Nathan Klooger BEST PERSON Jayan D’oliviera BEST PERSON Ryan Bell BEST PERSON Noah Snell STEADICAM OPERATOR Brett Harrison GRIP Steve Robinson SET DRESSER Quinn Delaney Velduis ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Liam Linley CONSTRUCTION ASSISTANT Adam Ziff ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Melinda Cluer ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Scarlett Moloney ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Amy Hill ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Ulla Britten-Westergren ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT Ned Donohue SIGNAGE DESIGNER Callum Preston CONSTRUCTION Supa Dupa Industries RUNNER Chris Pender FORUM LIGHTING TECHNICIAN Madeline Allan VISUAL EFFECTS Dave Abbott VISUAL EFFECTS THANKS Benjamin Portas COLOURIST Simon Bourne, Framestore COLOURIST PRODUCER Chris Anthony, Framestore DMX CONTROLLER David Fairfell LED DESIGN Colourblind Production Lighting SPECIAL THANKS Nick O’Byrne and Ellen Kirk at Look Out Kid, Bruce at Paris End Studios, Dawn and Mario Caputo, Nicole Manning at The Forum, Luke Stone at Stone Grip, Two Suns Lighting, Jacquie Riley, Alexandra George, Leah Churchill-Brown and Declan Cahill at EXIT Films, Sue Garnsey and Greg Lloyd at Panavision, Tom Savige at Lighthouse Rentals, Hugh Turrell, Lynden Gare at Colourblind Production Lighting, Grant Campbell, Anne Hubbell and Bob Mastronardi at Kodak, John Nicolard and Jackie Mata at Fotokem, Melissa Grisanich, Steve Cohen at Too Far Gone Screenprinting, Tom Campbell, Josh Cohen, Nellie Jackson, Jack Faine, Doug Durant, Dustin Lane, Benjamin Portas, Derry Sheehan, Dave Ellis, Alex Lashlie, Mac & Kiera.