Tag: Videos & Films

A SENSE OF SCALE is a reminiscense to the famous “Sense of Scale” documentary by Berton Pierce form 2011. As the documentary, my experimental short film is all about details and the beauty of practical effects. I want to emphasize the meaning of handmade visuals and the effort it takes to stage sceneries on a small scale. I captured very tiny areas of paint flowing on a piece of paper while zooming in the closest possible with a custom lens setup. All shots are taken with my RED DSMC2 in 8K and several macro lenses. It took me around 1 year to finish this piece. Color graded and optimized for HDR devices. Thanks for watching! Music licensed via Musicbed: Tony Anderson – Infinite This video is available for commercial usage in 8K, SDR and HDR. Request a license here: https://www.terracollage.com/licensing​ Terracollage // Experimental Fluid Art and Macro Cinematography // Stock Footage // Licensing // Production // 8K // HDR _____________________________________________________ +++ My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/romandegiuli​ +++ +++ My Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/terracollage​ +++ +++ My Website: http://www.terracollage.com​ +++ _____________________________________________________

Since the 1800s bicycles have been a powerful liberating tool, starting with the first faltering pedal strokes of a child daring to venture a little further from home. Yet, somewhere in our cultural trajectory, many of us have forgotten the power of this simple machine to build community. This film celebrates the “Run what you brung” adage, and reminds us that, however we choose to engage with the ever changing world of cycling, there is more that brings us together than sets us apart.

Over 100,000 tonnes of plastic pollution is generated from chewing gum every year and yet, most people still don’t know that the gum they’re chewing on contains plastic. That’s right, conventional gum is made from petroleum-derived plastics which is what gives it that chewy texture and lets it last long. It’s non-biodegradable, toxic for animals and the environment, and 80-90% of it is not disposed of properly, floating in oceans or stuck to something, somewhere, waiting to be removed. A piece of gum seems inconsequential, but not if you consider the fact that every piece of plastic-based gum that’s ever been chewed STILL exists on the planet. Enter Milliways. With its natural ingredients and super-chewy, long-lasting chicle base, they’re biodegradable, good for you and the environment, and here to change things one piece of gum at a time. Client: Milliways Supernatural Gum Creative Director: Rosie Goddard Director: Talya Galasko DOP: Zenn van Zyl Producer: Karen Kloppers Production: Melanie Jullies Set PA : Bernard Akogu Creative Assistant: Alex Middlebrook Cam Assist/Data Wrangler : Gareth Wiese Gaffer: Tobie de Haas Sound: JL Russouw Art Director/stylist: Jade Scully Art Assistant: Junior Hensheu Medic: Gerda Gous Offline Editor: Joe de Ornelas @ Left Post production: Post Sound Composition: Thor Rixon

Yosef and Zilli plan to take their lives together. The memories of their love and their planned death are brought to life through the videotapes of their youngest son, Doron. Documentary, Canada/Israel. Hebrew. 19min. Producer and Director: Dean Gold Co-Producer: Doron Abrahami Exec. Producer, Editor: Brendan Mills Director of Photography: Gadi Yampel Original Music: Casey Manierka Sound Design: Will Stephens Produced with the assistance of the Canada Council for the Arts. Dedicated to the memory of Yosef and Zilli Abrahami, RIP. OFFICIAL SELECTION 2021-22: Jerusalem Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, Rhode Island International Film Festival, Odense International Film Festival, Short Shorts International Film Festival & Asia, Dublin International Film Festival, DC Shorts Film Festival, DOXA Documentary Film Festival, Israeli Documentary Film Awards.

Open Eyes by Jake Fried 2022. Hand-drawn animation with ink and white-out. Sound design by the artist. 1 minute loop.

20+ festivals, 10 awards and counting. The first Oscar® Qualifying film in Bangladesh history. in MOSHARI : Two sisters are forced inside a mosquito net (moshari) to survive — but can they survive each other? SXSW – Grand Jury Award, Best Midnight Short 
FANTASIA – Gold Award, Best Asian Short
 BFI LONDON – Official Selection
 SHORT SHORTS & ASIA – Best Short & Governor of Tokyo Award (Oscar® Qualifying) ATLANTA – Best Narrative Short
 (Oscar® Qualifying) MELBOURNE – Best Short Fiction SYDNEY – Official Selection 
BIFAN – Jury Award WOODSTOCK – Mark Braunstein Award, Best Narrative Short (Oscar® Qualifying) HOLLYSHORTS – Best Horror PALM SPRINGS – Official Selection NASHVILLE – Best Graveyard Shift Short NEUCHATEL – Audience Award, Best Short and many more CAST Sunerah Binte Kamal as Apu https://bit.ly/3Tn0OOp https://bit.ly/3TGJVPd Onora as Ayra Moyed Bhuiyan and the voice of Pritom Hasan as the Evening Sirens CREW Writer/Director/Editor/VFX : Nuhash Humayun https://bit.ly/3yIl2uh https://twitter.com/nuhashh Producer: Bushra Afreen, Nuhash Humayun Director of Photography : Ejaz Mehedi https://bit.ly/3fZUXQM https://bit.ly/3T6BvAG https://www.facebook.com/realejazmehedi
 Music : Dameer Khan 
https://bit.ly/3T5tVGt https://youtube.com/c/Dameer Executive Producer : Rashad Wajahat https://bit.ly/3Tk0sbo and Abrar Jahin Rafee End Title Track : “Hobeki” by Indalo https://bit.ly/3Tqzu24 Production Support : Little Big Films https://bit.ly/3yHK4cS Associate Director : Sohan Rahman Assistant Directors : Ashiq Alam, Jahangir Alam, Rafi, Sohad Line Producer : Ripon Rahman Additional Photography : Abdul Mamun Production Design : Shadab Zafar Matte Paintings : Shafayet Nabi Tamal Poster Design : Fahim Anjum Rumman Art Director : Shanto Assistant Art Director : Mahbub Sumit Make up : Robin Make Up Assistant : Foysal Costume : Shuvo Rahman, Bushra Afreen Sound Engineer : Sng Ye Min A.D.R. Recordist : Rajesh Saha A.D.R. Studio : STUDIO COWBELL Post Production Supervisor : Bushra Afreen Behind the Scenes : ProDip Production Manager : Ahosan Habib Camera Equipment courtesy of BIJOY MEDIA • ALO MOHOL • SANDBAG Camera Chief : Hasan Camera Assistant : Sheblo, Parvez, Rahim Light Gaffer : Fakrul Islam, Rahim Ali Best Boy : Seddik, Noman, Chalek, Babo, Kabir Trolly Operator : Babul Islam Jib Arm Operator : Sayid Production Boy : Ibrahim, Aziz Transport : Bachet, Nanto Generator : BFDC Generator Technician: Kawosar Special Thanks to Gultekin Khan, Sheila Ahmed, Abrar Athar, Bijon Imtiaz, Rashed Zaman, Atiqul Islam, Shaker Ahmed, Shakil Matin, Toufique Rahman, Fahim Mashroor, Ayan Anowar, Maroofa Ahmed, Humaira Islam, Fatema Matin, Halima Siddiqui, Sajjad Hassan, Imran Ahmed, Tasin Ahmed Publicist : Catherine Lyn Scott, London Flair PR MOSHARI is filmed in its entirety in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

“I like to create … to make people happy and do something positive” – Majid Rabet Majid Rabet is a mechanical and electrical engineer, inventor and artist whose natural curiosity has pushed him to constantly create. He has made his own tools and gadgets in the most challenging environments, and in his workshop has designed and manufactured everything from street art to a wind and solar energy capture device. After fleeing Iran to seek asylum in Australia, Majid found himself in detention, but continued to draw from his skills and imagination to create objects to improve the comfort and for the enjoyment of those around him. Commissioned and Produced by the Powerhouse MORE https://bit.ly/3S4K4KK Talent/Narrator: Majid Rabet Director and Editor: Yeoseop Yoon Creative Producer: Cara Stewart Director of Photography: Christopher Miles 1ST AC: Robert Tench 2ND AC: Georgina Veneziani Researcher: Anna May Kirk Commissioning Editor: Lisa Havilah Creative Director: Callum Cooper Curator: Damian McDonald Special Thanks to Anna May Kirk, Brianna Ranieri, Nick McNamara, Craig Hull, Tom Wilcox, Bronwynn Dunn, Lucy Clark, Meredith Freeman, Mara Schwerdtfeger, and Keiran McGee

Director & VP, Creative Squarespace, 2022 Director — Ben Hughes Production Company — Hero Director of Photography — Tómas Örn Tómasson ÍKS, My Management Line Producer — Kitty Von-Sometime Editor — Ted Guard, Rock Paper Scissors Music Video Director — Vidar Logi 3D Design — M/M Paris 3D Animation — Andréa Philippon 2D Design & Animation — Alex Scott, Elastic Colorist — Ayumi Ashley, Rare Medium Music — Björk, One Little Independent Sound Designer & Mixer — Matt Miller, Lime Studios

A short animation that travels through a whirlwind of questions surrounding the science and religion debate. The film invites the viewer into the details of the conversations, where there is less conflict than it seems from far off.