Réalisation et visuel: Jonathan Robert Animation: Vincent Desbiens Caméra: Guillaume Shea-Blais Production: Colonelle Films 2019 – Direction & image: Jonathan Robert Animation: Vincent Desbiens Camera: Guillaume Shea-Blais Production: Colonelle Films 2019 http://bit.ly/2D3Eepx

If you are among the millions of listeners who have tuned in to Krista Tippett’s seminal public-radio show On Being—in which she engages scholars, writers, and others on spirituality and the fundamental questions of what it means to be a human—you may be surprised to hear she’s not big on the word “belief.” In this interview with Topic, recorded in early December 2018 from a studio in Cincinnati, Tippett talks about why she longs for a definition of faith and selfhood that isn’t quite so “neck up” and why too much investment in one’s own beliefs can actually be damaging. “If we only meet each other with ‘my facts versus your facts,’ ” she says, “we don’t have a human place to begin.” Animations by Andrew Khosravani More from our issue on Belief: http://bit.ly/2G9mrhe

Dan Pollard is a sound designer and composer. He helps out John at Acoustic arts, where he creates instruments from repurposed materials. He wanted to make a track from all the sound that happens in John’s workshop. We wanted to make a film that sums up the ethos of Acoustic Arts and their attitude to repurposed and recycled materials. The way we saw it was that all of the sound Dan uses, is sound that normally goes to waste in the workshop. We also saw this as a challenge to make use of everything we shot, so there’s very little visual waste. Even the offcuts and sound slates make an appearance in the film. Created with our good friend and DP, Dominic John, composer Dan Pollard and John Walls from Acoustic Arts (http://bit.ly/2Ggoy4m). Please share and recycle this film. Directed by GoshDamn Cinematographer / Dominic John Producer / Jess Edge Editor / Dominic John & Josh Lawson Sound design & Composition / Dan Pollard Colourist / Dan Moran Cam Assist / Thom Heald Photographer / Jonny Simpson Runner / Mia Dann & Michael Bailey Cast: Hugh Kettles Christine Baturi Nathan Johnson

SHADOWS OF BANGKOK | Short Film For this project I wanted to escape from the typical travel videos that are usually made, I didn’t want to make a tourism video and show the most famous part of the city, such as temples, Muay Thai, skyscrapers… I wanted to portray Bangkok in a cinematographic way, create a hypnotic, immersive and suggestive experience of the city through its faces, alleys, sound and music. A film made by JIAJIE YU & MARIO LERMA Sound Designer | ANQI HE Graphic Designer | CARLOS SAIZ

A 16-year-old girl is asked to identify her mother’s body but the people in charge at the hospital – due to her young age – won’t let her into the morgue without a guardian. “Lunch Time” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere. Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2UOeW8R

Examine the forgotten history of how our federal, state and local governments unconstitutionally segregated every major metropolitan area in America through law and policy. Go to segregatedbydesign.com to learn more about the film. Directed by Mark Lopez Written by Mark Lopez & Richard Rothstein Narrated by Richard Rothstein Designed & Animated by Mark Lopez Music, Sound Design & Mix by YouTooCanWoo YouTooCanWoo post-production team: Lead composer: David Perlick-Molinari Composers: Zach Abramson, Chris Connors, Devin Johnson, Austin Mendenhall, Deidre Muro, Derek Muro, Robert Perlick-Molinari, Jake St. John Sound design by Austin Mendenhall and David Perlick-Molinari Mix by David Perlick-Molinari Production management by Lea Wülferth A Silkworm Studio Film

samhuntley.com twitter.com/samhuntleyfilm Written and Directed by: Sam Huntley Editor: Sam Huntley Starring: Mary DeBoutez Zellmer Fenoglio and Russ Green Director of Photography: Sam Huntley Colourist: George Neave Post Production Producer: Alannah Currie Exec Post Producer: Chris Chard Flame Artists: Nick John and Rory Whittle Post Production Facility: Coffee & TV Original Music by: Daniel Nolan and Keir Moore Sound Design and Mix: Jack Hallett Audio Post Producer: Becs Bell Exec Audio Post Producer: Lou Allen Audio Post Production Facility: Factory

This film created for OffsetDublin19 is a celebration of the creative – the creative mind and the place a creative inhabits The scarecrow is a symbol of creativity – all at once setting itself apart yet having a reason to be there. All creatives experience fear – yet this is not a film about fear. It’s about the fear people have to express themselves. It’s about being misunderstood. It’s about not quite fitting in. It’s about conflict, contradiction, challenge.You have to be different, yet the same, you have to be at the centre yet on the outside, you have to be macro and micro – yet creatives have the power, the capacity to imprint, observe, comment, shape, influence and inspire in so many ways. Credits Studio Windmill Create Director / CG Artist Arice CG Artist & Motion Design Chris McLoughlin Manus Goan Audio Number 4 Music & Sound Design Damian Molony Simon Bird Musicians Mathilde Bosquillon de Jenlis (violinist) Gabrielė Dikčiūtė (cellist) Rachael Lavelle (vocalist)

Written & Directed by Saman Kesh http://bit.ly/2I6Xsyy Starring: Martin Starr Milana Vayntrub Featuring: John Ennis Maame-Yaa Aforo Josh Forbes Chris Black Ellie Rose Boswell Cru Ennis Co-Writer Ellis Bahl Producer Sarah Park Executive Producers Luga Podesta Jack Winter Cinematography Nicholas Wiesnet Production Designer Jessica Garrison Wardrobe Stylist Paola Erazun Production Manager Andreas Attai First AD Jeff Cobb Creative Consultant Chris Ryan Hair & Makeup Michelle Sfarzo Production Sound Mixer Brian Tollefson Steadicam Colin MacDonnell First AC Matthew Borek 2nd AC Travis Francis Gaffer Michael Helenek Electric Glen Bondoc Key Grip Rene Yescas Grip Steven Saint Peter Set Dresser Allison Pharmakis Wardrobe Assistant Angela Trivino AD PA Rich Monteiro Set PA Annie Lillieholm Sean Matsuyama Skyler Stancil Lafayette Deshawn Set Photographer Yoshino Editors Ellis Bahl Saman Kesh Post Production Supervisor Iván Ovalle Assistant Editors Andrew Barell Just Perez Brock Humphrey Post Sound Mix Tony Crowe Colorist Kristopher Smale @ MPC Visual Effects Gloria FX Label DOMINO Commissioner John Moule Production Companies London Alley Um, The Moon Special Thanks: Sam Sascha Keshavarz Keith Schofield Dugan O’neal Andrew Lerios Brandon Bonfiglio Hannah Lux Davis Jacob Colman Johnny Ngo Joe Vierra Bob Porter Randy Hoss Riley Henderson Allison Baker Corey Yeoman Trent Casparis Travis Moore Greg Scruton Dori and Bianca Oskowitz Vendors: Eastside Camera Sunset Supplies Blackstone Thanitas Catering Spinrad Sound

Day 1: Kurt and Roy’s adventure begins. Directed by Graham Mason Starring Colin Burgess and Tynan DeLong Written by Colin Burgess, Tynan DeLong, and Graham Mason Director of Photography Ian McAlpin Original Music by Bennett Young Production Sound Ryan McGlade Edited by Graham Mason Production Assistance Jeremy Falson