Tag: Videos & Films

After a cold and punishing winter, a man murders his coat. Directed by Aaron Stoller Written by Alex Taylor

Two of America’s boldest rock climbers and self-proclaimed fashionistas, Alex Honnold & Cedar Wright, travel to Kenya’s Mt. Poi. The guys dodge choss, wild animals and general debauchery to claim ascents of Africa’s biggest big wall. It’s, uh, character building. Directed by Cedar Wright Music Credits: Remstunes The Upsided Michael Tomco The Devil Whale Alberta Vekstar Beta Radio Val Emmich Agrim Agadez

In this home movie collection of gay men, memory serves as an act of hope, power, and above all, resilience. @kevinriosyque kevinriosfilms.com Thanks to the boys: Mike Mensah Sergio Duarte Brandon Flynn Miles Heizer Frankie Kraft Nicholas Ley Will Branske Andrew Hebert

Discharged from the hospital after a partial face transplant, Eva is consumed by curiosity about her donor, with whom she feels increasingly connected. Cast Alexia Rasmussen Laila Robins David Warshofsky Zuzana Stivinova Gordon Joseph Weiss Orlagh Cassidy Andrew MacLarty Emily Davis Written and Directed by Erin Vassilopoulos 2016 Sarasota Film Festival 2016 Maryland Film Festival 2016 Crested Butte Film Festival 2016 London Short Film Festival More info at http://bit.ly/2pACHyj

get up, take a shower, go to work, work, eat, be tired, wait, enjoy, fornicate, sleep, wake up, repeat REPEAT is a way to live each day – a vision of the society routine. Each day is a loop without end on a straight line. What a great story ? Director / Motion designer : Melvin Le Riboter Sound designer : Panagiotis Pagonis More details on Behance : http://bit.ly/2pll3m6

A complex chick deals with a vanilla beau, a shitty brunch and a dead coyote all in a Los Angeles day. There’s batshit crazy and then there’s good crazy…she fits somewhere in between. “Good Crazy” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere. Read more about it here:

A short film where Lil Buck dances us through a tour of the Shchukin collection at Fondation Louis Vuitton.

Sounds Good! is your guide to professional audio recording. This episode we teach you how to record sound for film and for video. Watch the previous episode of Sounds Good! here: http://bit.ly/2pshzJQ Brought to you by the Canadian Audio Council, Mr. Sub and www.Transom.org Sounds Good is hosted and created by Andrew Norton

A film by Aeyaz (facebook.com/aeyaz) Direction, Cinematography, Edit & Grade : Aeyaz (ayas@aeyaz.com) Sound Design : Rahul Prabhakaran (http://bit.ly/2pvVZF0) Music : Ryan Taubert (Anamog We wish it was never light) Narration : Alan Watts (Recording from 1970s) _____________________ Varanasi, The spiritual capital of India – a place where people come from all over the country to breathe their last, and immerse the ashes in the holy Ganges for the beginning of a new life. A visit to Varanasi has always been in my bucket list, and being able to film there was like an icing on the cake. Honestly, words fail to describe what I have seen while on this epic trip with Photowalk Dubai. No wonder Varanasi is called the “City of Life”. Simply love this place. And this is my attempt to give you a sense of what it was like to experience the amazing “Varanasi” and the mysterious vicious cycle of life and death… “Varanasi – Beyond Life” – A personal project shot, edited and directed by me. Have put my heart and soul into it. Enjoy. Like. Share!!! _____________________ Completely shot on Sony A7s. Lens : Mainly ZEISS Batis 2/25 and Sony 70-200. Plus few shots with Canon 24-105 and Samyang 35mm T1.5 _____________________ Transcript: There really isn’t anything radically wrong with being sick or with dying. We can’t say that it’s a good thing for everything to go on living. In a very simple demonstration that if we enable everybody to go on living, we overcrowd ourselves. So therefore, one person who dies in a way is honourable because he’s making room for others… It’s a far more amusing arrangement for nature to continue the process of life through different individuals then it is always with the same individual, because as each new individual approaches life is renewed. And one remembers how fascinating the most ordinary everyday things are to a child, because they see them all as marvellous. It is not, therefore, natural for us to wish to prolong life indefinitely. But we live in a culture where it has been rubbed into us in every conceivable way that to die is a terrible thing. Alan Watts