Another personal project and my 2nd GoPro-only edit… Wanted to recreate the look, movement and features of Mirror’s Edge as much as possible. Everything shot on GoPro Hero ¾ using a mouth-mount. All of the Parkour/Freerunning is real. Bonus clips / outtakes : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX5WVRDK63o — BLOG POST http://bit.ly/1SbMgun DIRECTED / EDITED / MOVEMENT CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Claudiu Voicu | twitter, ig @claudiuvoicu | www.claudiu.co.uk FREERUNNING, CLIMBING & ADDITIONAL CHOREO BY: Pip Andersen | twitter, ig @piptrix Drew Taylor | twitter, ig @drewftaylor Ashley Holland | twitter @ashley_dholland ig @spyderfreerun Phil Doyle | twitter @_philydee ENEMIES: Dan Morbin Mark Lunt Mike Lienard Iain Linnane Claudiu Voicu EXTRA HELP: Yassin Yassin – Driver, Production Assistant Storror Freerun – Security Management – www.storror.com Marwan Elgamal – Tinder+ User GEAR: GoPro Hero 3 Black + 4 Black (mouth mounted) DJI Phantom 2 + H3-3D Edited & graded entirely in After Effects MUSIC: Kate – Solar Fields All sound effects are from the game More information on the game: www.mirrorsedge.com ————————– WHO DID WHAT: [ – 0:30 PHIL DOYLE Enemy: Iain Linnane 0:34 – 0:44 PIP ANDERSEN 0:45 – 1:14 DREW TAYLOR 1:15 – 1:47 PIP ANDERSEN Enemies in order of RIP: Claudiu, Mark, (Claudiu), Dan 1:48 – 2:10 ASH HOLLAND 2:11 – 2:20 PIP ANDERSEN 2:21 – 2:24 DREW TAYLOR 2:25 – 2:36 PIP ANDERSEN Enemy: Claudiu 2:37 – 2:59 DREW TAYLOR 3:00 – 3:15 ASH HOLLAND 3:16 – 3:45 (so brave) PIP ANDERSEN 3:45 – 3:57 ASH HOLLAND Enemy: Mike 3:58 – 4:05 PHIL DOYLE 4:06 – ] CLAUDIU VOICU Enemies in order of RIP: Mike, Mark, Dan… —

A montage of a dozen types of Echinopsis cactus flowers blooming. And wilting. And just generally showing off their mind-blowing colors. My favorite cactus flowerings from the 2014 blooming season. Echinopsis cactus flowers bloom overnight and the flowers last for only a day. Actually, the flowers are at their peak beauty for an hour or two at the most. That’s what turned me from a cactus enthusiast into a cactus photographer … the desire to try to preserve some aspect of their freaky beauty. Prior to becoming an Echinopsis addict a few years back, I had never owned a DSLR or image/video editing software. The cacti shown in this video come from my collection. The evening when it looks like a plant’s flowers are about to bloom, I bring it indoors to image. Most of the clips in this montage show approximately 8 hours of change as the flowers open and bloom. A little more than halfway through the montage, there’s a series of three clips showing different views of a 24-hour period in the life of a yellow-flowered ‘Daydream’ plant. Six flowers that opened the night before I started filming wilt to nothingness and another 4 flowers grow dramatically and then open. This series of ‘Daydream’ clips is followed by another three showing other types of flowers wilting. These additional wilting clips are also taken over a daylong period. The question I’m asked most often about my cactus flower still images and timelapses is whether I’ve “Photoshopped” them, that is, have I used editing software to juice things up and create the flowers’ intense colors. I do, of course, use Photoshop and Lightroom and other editing software. But not in the way most suspect. Rather than using these tools to overstate reality, I actually use them to reduce the intensity of the colors my camera captures. I have reduced the color saturation in every timelapse clip in this video by a minimum of 10% and some (‘Yes’, ‘Cabaret’ and ‘Antimatter’) by 30% or more in order to have something that wasn’t just completely blown out. I hope you enjoy “Freaky Flowers” and invite you to contact me via my Vimeo account and/or visit http://bit.ly/1KSjf81 where you’ll learn more than you ever wanted to know about these cacti and also be able to reach me via a contact form should you wish. The 2015 blooming season is just about to start now that April approaches and I hope to be posting new timelapses soon here at Vimeo. Best! Greg Video: Greg Krehel. Sound: “Chin Swee Sunset” with the permission of the artists O$P$ (Owe Money Pay Money) … SoSolid Records

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A woman suffering an extreme genetic disorder argues for her right to choose when and how she dies. Director: Wendell Cooke Producer: Jeremy Macey Loading Docs is a series of 10 incredible 3-minute documentaries from New Zealand. Watch them all, like and share! http://bit.ly/1J6iClq http://bit.ly/1HQ0QIs

It’s not a cult. It’s America. A family man returns to his hometown to discover he’s the last person in town who’s not part of a legendary network marketing pyramid scheme. And everyone– EVERYONE– wants him in. Starring Brian Huskey, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Lexi Ainsworth, Thomas Lennon, Ian Roberts Written and Directed by Kevin Oeser Produced by Adam Hendricks, John Lang, Greg Gilreath Executive Producer Nathaniel Eyde