Japan is by the definition the blend of ancient traditions with advanced technologies but while this might sound as an insuperable contrast, the fast-paced life of Tokyo with this shiny neon sci-fi style lights combined with the enchanted and mysterious landscapes of Wakayama where temples and nature live together in harmony make this a country that everybody look with admiration. Let this video inspire you to discover and go beyond the standard Japanese itinerary because every corner of this land is worthy of celebration. By Oliver Astrologo | http://bit.ly/1LS4Idj Original score “Neons & Sakuras (Alternate Version)” performed by Max LL | http://bit.ly/2N3ErNe the title “Neons & Sakuras” was inspired by the book by Alice Michaud-Lapointe & Ginette Michaud. 1st Assistant Camera Simone Sampó Locations featured in this video Tokyo, Hakone, Higashiizu, Kyoto, Hongu, Osaka, Nachikatsuura and Shingū, Mount Fuji See more photos on my Instagram account: http://bit.ly/2t0u8Qn Watch my other films: Finland: http://bit.ly/2N58i7P Myanmar: http://bit.ly/2SV2Wle Catalunya: http://bit.ly/2N5oAh8 Cuba: http://bit.ly/2SRk62X Venezia: http://bit.ly/2N3zLXz Lanzarote: http://bit.ly/2SNoIXJ Reverie of Vietnam: http://bit.ly/1LS4Idg Roma: http://bit.ly/2SKhBiY Moments of Puglia: http://bit.ly/2N4YY42 Mexico: http://bit.ly/2SPsXCe Malta: http://bit.ly/2NbOwb7 Special thanks Everyone who helped in the making of this video. Geek Stuff I have received so many messages asking for details on how I produce my videos. I put down this short piece: http://bit.ly/2Mi40t7 this explains few techniques I have been using and includes a list of equipment. Don’t hesitate to write to me if you need further details or have any recommendation. Gear (Find a comprensive list of my equipment here: http://bit.ly/2t0M65d) Sony A7R3 4K 25p PP7 (Exposed in S-Log2) DJI Mavic Pro/Zoom 2 4K 25p (Exposed in D-Log) – Used with permission, always fly safe! Lenses I have used in this video Zeiss Batis 18mm f/2.8 Sony FE 28mm f/2.0 Sony FE 85mm f/1.8 Sony FE 55mm f/1.8 Editing & Color Correction using DaVinci Resolve with custom made LUTs ** Important ** All footage, music and sounds effects are rights reserved. Please only use and share this embed code of the original video. Third party downloads and distribution is not permitted. If you are interested in buying footage or any inquiry please contact: info@unfilteredltd.com ****************************************************** Find me on: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2t0u8Qn Twitter https://twitter.com/oliverastrologo Facebook http://bit.ly/2Mib3C3 *******************************************************

Directed By: Dexter Navy DOP: Christopher Ripley B Unit Camera Work: Eli Arenson Edited By: Will Town @ Modern Post Produced By: Tara Razavi Visual Effects: Mathematics Grade: Mathieu Caplanne Styled By : Rita Zebdi Rocky Styled By: Matthew Henson Hair & Make Up: Holly Silius Casting: Sarah @ Akrav Agency Sound Design: Will Town & Hector Delagardo Special Thanks to: Division & Tony Hill

A glimpse into skateboarding around rural Washington featuring Dylan Dowd. Shot on 16mm film. Colorist / Jeff Tillotson Film & Edit / Ben Ericson

LOVE is a short film describing affection in 3 different chapters, through an impact on a distant solar system. LOVE is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2IdzcM3

Dirk Koy instagram.com/dirkkoy http://bit.ly/2Exp7GA

a Woodward Original production Director – Jonathan Braue Producer – Kenny Ingle Director of Photography – Cody Cochran 1st Assistant Camera – Dimitrius Ramirez Editor – Joseph Talbot Colorist – Patrick Sexton Audio Design/Mix – Chent Steinbrink U.K. Location Production Support Producer – Jemma Goba Assistant Producer – Amy Saunders Sound Recordist – Steve Lee 2nd Assistant Camera – Adam Green Music Safe and Sound – Graham Colton Nostalgia – A. Taylor We Move the Same – Luke Atencio Asos Model Crush – dnè Our Kingdom – Generdyn

Directed, Shot and Edited by Stefan José

Directed by C’mon Tigre & Sic Est CG and VFX by Sic Est Produced by BDC / Bonanni Del Rio Catalog Taking inspiration from a science fiction novel from 1969 by Michael Moorcock, the story is about a modern version of the first human being, who appears on earth as an adult child, being enthusiastic for discovering the great inebriation that freedom can give, the liberation of the body using the metaphor of dance. Something that makes you lose the brakes, makes you sweat and feel good. Then it happens that when you come into contact with other human beings who are learning like you to manage their freedom, you stumble on the concept of limit. “We imagined representing the limits that life impose you as a clash between human bodies that bump into themselves, making happen weird reactions. It really amused us. Plus we imagined a grand finale, in which we chose to dress our human beings with a shining metal, a sort of a suit of armor, like an evolution of the species and an even stronger movement in search of freedom. But isn’t that already happened?” C’mon Tigre Still images here: http://bit.ly/2SoLLsF http://bit.ly/2DuSQO0 http://bit.ly/2SoLLJb http://bit.ly/2DA30wK

Officer Tony’s first day back on the beat. And it takes everything he’s got to finally face the world. Starring : Peter Larney Andrey Hyland Lisa Linke Directed by : Josh Soskin Written by : Josh Soskin and John Hibey Producers : Thomas Martin, Johnny Parker, Emi Holgfren Cinematographer : Pablo Berron Editor : John Hibey

At night the forest creatures gather to gamble, putting their innermost at stake. Directed, created & animated by Anne Breymann Sound design: Michal Krajczok Lighting cameraman: Björn Ullrich Abstract visuals: Nikki Schuster Music: Adam Pultz Melbye & Paul Stapleton Foley artist: Peter Roigk Additional compositing: Florian Grolig Titles: Isabel Seliger Supported by Kuratorium junger deutscher Film & Saari Residence Contact mail@annebreymann.de Distribution & world sales http://bit.ly/2SGehFn Awards Méliès d’Argent for best European short film – Court Métrange Fantastic Film Festival Masters of Animation Award – Lublin Film Festival Excellent Achievement Award – Taichung International Animation Festival Best Animated Short Film (Critics Choice Award) – Fantaspoa Fantastic Film Festival Best Animated Short Film – Zaporizhzhia International Film Festival Best Animated Short Film – Macabro International Horror Film Festival CIAFF Award (Grand Prix) – China Independent Animation Film Forum Winner National Competition – OderKurz-Filmspektakel Visual Vanguard Award – Womanimation Festival Best Art Direction – Multivision International Festival of Animation Arts Best Character Design – Catacumba Film Festival Audience Award – Lago Filmfest Audience Award – Stockholm Experimental and Animation Film Festival Special mention – Fantoche International Animation Festival Special mention – Animocje International Animated Film Festival Special mention – Zabut International Animation Festival Festivals (selection) Annecy International Animation Festival / Uppsala International Short Film Festival / Filmfest Dresden / Encounters Short Film Festival / Palm Springs International ShortFest / Festival of Animated Film Stuttgart / Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival / Raindance Film Festival / Premiers Plans d’Angers / Cork Film Festival / Rotterdam Film Festival / Animateka / Interfilm Festival / Melbourne International Animation Festival / Taichung International Animation Festival / Anima Mundi / Japan Media Arts Festival / London Animation Festival / Animatricks Helsinki / Tricky Women / San Sebastian Horror & Fantasy Film Festival / Leeds International Film Festival / Anim’est Bucharest / Stockholm Experimental and Animation Film Festival / CutOut Fest / ANNY Animation Nights New York / Festival Stop Motion Montreal / Fest Anca / Insomnia Animation Festival / Festival Animator Poznan / Festival of Animated Film Berlin / International Stop Motion Festival Mexico City / BuSho Budapest Short Film Festival / Ars Independent / Animasyros / Linoleum International Contemporary Animation and Media Art Festival / Jinzhen International Short Film Festival / Balkanima Animation Festival / StopTrik Animation Festival / Manchester Animation Festival / Cologne Short Film Festival / Giraffest / Filmfest Bremen / Etiuda & Anima / Anilogue Budapest / Animasivo Mexico City / Berlin Experimental Film Festival / Les Nuits Magiques / Void Animation Festival / Meknès International Animation Festival / Hallucinations Collectives / Animocje Animation Festival / Go Short / Imagine Amsterdam / Chilemonos / In the Palace / Festival du Premier Court-Métrage / World Festival of Animated Film Varna / Stop Motion Barcelona / Bucharest Short Film Festival…