This is a short stop motion animated story that we made for Lego China. Written and directed by: Rogier Wieland Client: Lego China Agency: AKQA ,Shanghai Production house: Black and Cameron, Shanghai MADE BY Animators: Rogier Wieland Danièle Knirim Yoana Buzova Suus Hessling Raymon Wittenberg Iris van den Akker Producer: Danièle Knirim Voice over talent & boy in snake suit: Thomas Boyd Art direction & design: Rogier Wieland Set builders: Matthias Hurtl Pieter-Henk van Wijk Special thanks to: Nadine Bradshaw Jasper van Blokland Jesse Hendriks Jean Villanueva Mickey Yang

Director — HARRYS Production Company — Ways & Means :: http://bit.ly/1EHT8t2 Executive Producer — Lana Kim Executive Producer — Jett Steiger Producer — Sonja Mereu Director of Photography — Frank Mobilio Steadicam — Jon Beattie Gaffer — Lucas Pitassi Key Grip — Zander Kroon Production Manager — Ovidio Jimenez Assistant Director — Ryan Lacen Production Designer — Dominic Guidote Production Designer — Jill Bencsits Drone Operator – Matt Skuta VFX – Kshitij Khanna at the Mill Colorist – Mikey Rossiter at The Mill Toro Y Moi’s ‘Lilly’ from his new album ‘What For?’ – out now on Carpark Records iTunes: http://bit.ly/1GabgQz Carpark: http://bit.ly/1GqP0n2

Conrad Milster, Pratt Institute’s chief engineer, has worked in the Brooklyn power plant nearly his entire adult life. Starting as a mechanic in 1958, he later became one of only four chief engineers in the plant’s 127-year history, taking over the official duties in 1965. He’s been there ever since. For the last six decades, Milster (now 79 years old) has lovingly maintained the nineteenth century steam engines that provide heat and hot water to Pratt’s campus. “We have our hands full,” says Milster. “If the plant stops in the winter, Pratt stops.” In addition, Conrad is the person behind the infamous “Pratt Cats,” responsible for the 12-14 felines that wander the campus and call the steam plant home. An important figure in Pratt’s history, Milster has extended his impact on the Pratt community through a generous gift—the Phyllis and Conrad Milster Endowed Scholarship—that provides scholarships in perpetuity to students in Pratt’s Industrial Design program. The scholarship is named for Milster and his late wife, Phyllis, who passed away in 2011. — Filmed by Dustin Cohen, Autumn Eakin, and Christine Ng. Edited by Saela Davis. Coloring by Daniel Silverman at MPC. Sound Editing/Re-Recording by Chris Foster. And special thanks to Greencard Pictures, MergeLeft Reps, and Pratt Institute.

Directed by Roger Guàrdia Production company: Canada Production Manager: Maria Vives Ad: Txesma Lasa DOP: Daniel Fernández Abelló Art director: Iván Triviño Stylist: Vinyet Escobar Editor: Carlos Font 2015

TURNS is a portrait of master woodturner Steven Kennard. VISIT http://bit.ly/1KJPIcW COMMISSION STEVEN’S WORK / SHOW YOUR SUPPORT Steven Kennard http://bit.ly/1IBoBBX FOLLOW @breakwatermp / @Craft_Alliance / @NSDCC VISIT http://bit.ly/1KJPIcX WATCH other films from Life’s Work, a series of six conversations with Nova Scotian makers. Directed by Ben Proudfoot | @bgproudfoot / ben@breakwaterstudios.com

High school memories can be painful… http://bit.ly/1cwQT4a Song written & performed by MAESTRO Album: Mountains of Madness Label: TIGERSUSHI RECORDS Production: SlowDance (Juliette Lambert & Valentine Suc) Cast: Jade Henot & Laurent Le Doyen Line producer: Melodie Buchris DOP: Elodie Tahtane Set designer: Juliette Roche 1st assistant director: Arthur Lauters 2nd assistant director: Arthur Raimondeau Color grading: Nightshift