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INSIGHT is a short experimental skateboard film. Put your headphones on and enjoy it. We used multiple stabilized camera heads mainly with long lenses. Controled wirelesly. BlackMagic Production Camera 4K in combination with FLIR thermo vision and 6 chanel audio recording. That gave us a lot of material to work with… Watch making of here: http://bit.ly/1CYFMrI Credits: http://bit.ly/1LQyNs7 www.jamcopters.cz Director, Edit, VFX: Jan Minol Camera operator, Technical support: Jan Dojčán Sound recordist: Marek Salamon Audio mastering: Radomír Geyer Skater: Marek Kocák BTS camera: Laco Korbel BTS photo: Jan Fuksa Title design: Radek Mauer Cave man: Alexander Richvalský Music: Pilotpriest – Body Double http://bit.ly/1CYFMIm

In the days of old, deep in the dredges of the “Do the Bartman” VHS, there was a trailer. In partnership with Chicken Tonight, Butterfinger, and CC Lemon, the early 90s execs of Fox and Toho made an animated short. An attempt to appeal to American consumers without having to spend a lot of money. Until a changing of the guard decided the kids needed more Poochie and it was lost…until today. – Bartkira is an animated parody mash-up of The Simpsons and Akira. Based on an idea by Ryan Humphrey articulated through comics, the concept was expanded with the Bartkira project, a comic collaboration of Simpsons fans, curated by James Harvey. In association with the comic, Moon Animate Make-Up producer Kaitlin Sullivan pitched the idea of an animated trailer to match and with the work of over fifty artists, produced the Bartkira animated trailer. It is in no way officially associated with Fox Animation, Toho, or any other legal properties that own the rights to The Simpsons and Akira. We are a bunch of fans who did this for free and are profiting in no way off of this other than having a larf. For more information on Bartkira, you can visit these sites: http://bit.ly/1glviha http://bit.ly/1G52cYf http://bit.ly/1G52cYg

An animation telling my story of the London bombings. Direction, Design and Animation: Georgina Ferguson and Eduarda Lima . Sound and Music: Philippe Lenzini. On July 7th 2005 I was one of the Londoners involved in the King’s Cross bombings. That morning I found myself on the carriage behind the one that was bombed, in which 26 people lost their lives. I have never publicly spoken about what happened that day. Nor do a lot of my friends know that I was even involved. A year ago I realised that it was going to be the 10 year anniversary this July and decided that this would be a good time to share my experience. I am no wordsmith so I thought it might be best to use animation to communicate my story; as a motion graphic designer this felt most appropriate to me. This is my story of Seven Seven, and how a stranger’s kindness helped me get out and start to move on. I never asked my guardian angel’s name, something I regret as I’ve never been able to really thank him. This animation is my way of giving them thanks – I really hope it can reach him. For me, this film is about more than just personal catharsis and sharing an experience. Its about an act of remembrance, tribute and gratitude… For more info please go to: http://bit.ly/1LPdk2N http://bit.ly/1Ti3Wqv http://bit.ly/1LPdlUk Twitter: @FergusonGeorgie This film was funded by the Arts Council England and through crowd funding on Kickstarter. http://bit.ly/1Ti3Wqw http://kck.st/1Ti3Wqx