Tag: Videos & Films

Directed by Tomas Mankovsky Subcribe – http://bit.ly/1GHSCQy

A voice over interrogates a man who is recluse in a jail, about his situation… www.dadomani.com

In early 2015 together with friends (Rob Antill & Arno Stols) I made a manic trip to New Zealand. We covered the whole south island in about 6 days. This was a trip of a lifetime, from heli rides to epic camping spots. What a ride Directing/editing: Ben Steensels Shot by Ben Steensels and Rob Antill Music by Wim Mertens Big shoutout to Matty Brown!

Roah Summit / Take Care www.roahsummit.com Featuring: Salomon Anaya Jenna Parker Directed By: Kevin Clark Produced By: Ben Mullen Director of Photography: Kate Arizmendi Gaffer: Geoff Taylor 1st AC: Troy Dickerson 2nd AC/Loader: Noah Ramos Steadicam Operator: Stew Cantrell Key Grip: Andy Hoffman Grip / PA: Josh Cobos Stylist: Chaine Leyendecker and Scarlet Moreno Art Direction: Clayton Beisner Editor: Kevin Clark Color: Derek Hansen @ MPCLA Shot on Kodak 16mm

“Routine or vicious cycle? An unknown girl breaks out of her daily grind by undergoing an intense audio-visual trip.” presented in Circlescope – an experimental film AWARDS Short Tiger Award 2014 / Germany “Prädikat Besonders Wertvoll” http://bit.ly/1Ks6cXc Best Experimentalfilm | CineMAiubit International Student Filmfestival 2014 / Romania Best Picture | U.F.O. Shortfilm Festival 2014 / Germany Sound Award | Watersprite Cambridge Festival 2014 / United Kingdom Grand Jury Prize – Best Experimental Short | Nashville Film Festival 2015 / USA SELECTION TIFF – Toronto International Filmfestival / Canada Calgary International Film Festival / Canada St.Louis International Film Festival / USA Art Film Festival Cannes / France Poitiers Film Festival / France Bangkok International Student Film Festival / Thailand Skena Up Festival / Cosovo BSFF No Words Festvial / Italy Mediawave Filmfestival / Hungary Germany / exground Filmfest, European Art Festival, Internationale Kurzfilmwoche Regensburg, Landhuter Kurzfilmfestival, 34th Filmschoolfest Munich, Unlimited Film Festival, Filmschoolfest München & many more Directors: David Gesslbauer & Michael Lange Camera, Animation: Michael Lange Editing, Sound: David Gesslbauer Music: Nexothex (http://bit.ly/1JX1v9G) Production & Distribution: Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg (for requests: sigrid.gairing@filmakademie.de)

In 1722, Johann Sebastian Bach began one of his most ambitious works: a 24-part comprehensive guide to the keyboard, demonstrating the musical qualities of every major and minor key. The first part, C Major, saw Bach create two masterful compositions that explore musical structure in very different ways. My film draws inspiration from minimalist sculpture and graphical notation, an alternative to traditional sheet music notation that evolved in the 1950s and often involves abstract symbols and experimental visual codes. Commissioned by Sinfini: sinfinimusic.com Created by Alan Warburton: alanwarburton.co.uk Programming by Matthew Bain: livemusicvisuals.com Sound Design by Mustafa Bal: balsound.co.uk Musical Consultation by Jonathan James: jonathanjamesmusic.com The Well-Tempered Clavier by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by: Pierre-Laurent Aimard. Read more about the project here: http://bit.ly/1HwMOW3

When a young man’s ideal marriage proposal is put in jeopardy he is forced to dive into unknown waters to salvage his plans… Directors: Thaddaeus Andreades: Animation, Lighting and compositing supervisor http://bit.ly/1PNWSDS Marie Raoult: Character Technical Director, modeling and rigging http://bit.ly/1HMbJHJ Nicholas Manfredi: Cinematography, Story and Animation http://bit.ly/1PNWSDT Elizabeth Ku-Herrero: Look Development & Creative Director http://bit.ly/1HMbJHK Follow us on Facebook! http://on.fb.me/1PNWSDU And Tumblr!! http://bit.ly/1PNWUeU Many more exciting details to come including a Making Of video!! Stay tuned! 😀 We would like to thank our friends and families for helping and supporting us throughout our last year at the School of Visual Arts as we created this film! Music composed by Jerome Leroy http://bit.ly/1PNWUeV

Rollerskating used to be everywhere, but these days it’s nearly impossible to find people on roller skates. ‘Totally Free’ is a short documentary that explores these weirdly wonderful roller skaters, how they got into skating and why it keeps them alive. Experience total freedom on eight wheels in San Francisco, a city where anything goes. Director and Editor: Daniel Soares (www.danielsoares.me) Camera: Noe Chavez & Brian Frank Original Score: Hanah Saxton Colorist: Ayumi Ashley Sound Mix: Joel Raabe Special thanks: All Skaters David Miles Joshy Robots Jeremy Lynch Melissa Orgill

A trip through an electric desert, Dry Lights unfolds in an imagined environment of cacti and canyons, moving from hidden caves to lonely cliffs along pulsating rivers of light. This experimental film lies somewhere between a site-specific installation and a performance, where choreographed lights meet organic landscapes. Like an imaginary city flickering in the dark, the lights beacon fragments of vague memories – faded moments, experiences, and topographies. A world in an erratic state of flux that seems to evade any grasp of clear control plays host to constantly alternating physical and mental landscapes. Moving without a destination in the dead hours of night, mesmerising, intermittent apparitions illuminate their surroundings, allowing personal narratives to breed. Rising to the technical challenge of creating the foundation for this full 3D film almost entirely on my own, I partnered with composer Thomas Vaquié to set the stage for a singular universe to emerge. More info: http://bit.ly/1ExhWm8 Credits: Nicolas Boritch: Producer hello@antivj.com Xavier Chassaing: Director, Producer, Executive producer, Editing, Lighting, Clarisse rendering, Compositing, Environment TD designer, SFX. Chassaing.xavier@gmail.com Thomas Vaquié: Music and Sound Design http://bit.ly/1dxxXmW Dor Shamir: Artistic Director, Compositing http://bit.ly/1dxxYao Xavier Leconte: Houdini Artist, Compositing xavier@nozon.fr www.nozon.com Thomas Van Maele: Houdini Artist papicrunch@gmail.com Ilana Shamoon: Artistic adviser http://linkd.in/1ExhYdC Executive Producer: ANTIVJ http://bit.ly/1dxxYat Guillaume Marien guillaume.marien@mathematic.tv MATHEMATIC.TV http://bit.ly/1dxxXmZ Proyecta proyecta.org Software: Clarisse http://bit.ly/1ExhYdE

El Rey, the greatest Luchador to ever live, tries retiring to live a normal life. Things do not go well. Written, produced, and directed by Anne Fong and JD Gardner. CREDITS ANIMATION/ILLUSTRATION – Anne Fong (http://bit.ly/1PMTXet) TECHNICAL DIRECTOR – JD Gardner (http://bit.ly/1HL8xfo) COMPOSER – Tim Quick (http://bit.ly/1PMTXew) THESIS ADVISOR – Vadim Turchin BLOG – http://bit.ly/1HL8znw ART – Anne Fong, Zamantha De Gula, Karis Oh MODELING – Polina McGuire, Nicole Morciniec, Christina Faraj, Alice Gavish, Joseph Szokoli, JD Gardner RIGGING – Minji Sohn, Brett Taggart, Marie Raoult, JD Gardner SHADING – Carmine LaMorte, Alice Gavish, Christina Faraj, JD Gardner, Dan Dickheiser ANIMATION – Mike Deliso, Elaina Brillantes, Dan Scheg, Francisco Dias, Anne Fong, Cat McDonnell, Polina McGuire, Sebastian Gat SIMULATION – Monica Manalo, JD Gardner LIGHTING – JD Gardner COMPOSITING – Min Hwa Jung, JD Gardner PRODUCED AT SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS / BFA COMPUTER ART THIS FILM MADE POSSIBLE IN PART BY THE SVA ALUMNI SOCIETY http://bit.ly/1PMTUzi