This is an art school where students bring their animation to life. In order to graduate each students must create an animated short within given amount of time. But meeting that deadline is not a simple task. This is my final film at Calarts as BFA 4. Bunch of thanks to everybody who helped and supported me along the way make this film possible! Check out other great shorts here! http://bit.ly/1FyEF6X Credit music cover by Dan Florio http://bit.ly/1Ai2No2
Written and directed by Eva Michon Produced by Oscar Boyson Exec. Produced by Ways & Means Cinematography by Kevin Phillips Production Design by Ashley & Megan Fenton Costume design by Dylan Hostetter Casting by Michael Beaudry
Imagine a 1500 ft tidal wave of snow, rock and debris headed straight towards you. This was our reality on April 25th, 2015 at Mt. Everest basecamp when a 7.8 magnitude earthquake triggered a massive avalanche at Mt. Everest Basecamp that claimed 16 lives and critically injured 50+ men and women. “I shot as much as I could before putting the cameras down to help the critically injured and wounded. 16 people lost their lives including my friend Dan Fredinburg – a man who loved life and lived it to the fullest. I did my best as a filmmaker to document the process even though my heart was bleeding from the loss of life. As much as I tried to pretend I was ok, I simply was not. A part of me died that day. I was in shock. For the next 3 days, I documented the rescue efforts from 17,500 ft above sea level. Over 50 people were successfully evacuated and over 70 rescued from high above the mountain. Drained, exhausted and sick from neglecting to take care of myself, I secluded myself in my tent while on Everest and proceeded to edit to the best of my ability, an honest portrayal of the events through our team’s eyes. It took me a long time to ‘feel’ the piece, to select the right music and to establish the correct tone. In the end, I stayed up until 1:27am, 3 days after the Earthquake, completing the edit. My internet upload speed was 21kb/sec, which was incredibly painful. It’s important to remember that this is only a single perspective, many others will have experienced far greater devastation than us. We salute all of the brave men and women who stepped up in the moment to come to the aid of their fellow human beings. It was a herculean effort on the part of hundreds to rescue, recover and evacuate those affected. My heart goes out to my friend Dan Fredinburg, may your soul rest in peace. Learn about what brought us to Everest at http://bit.ly/1ERaxEN and the the heart of the project at www.mission14.org For broadcast media usage please contact: Kate Bowers – kbowers@weinbergharris.com
Go here for behind the scenes goodness: http://bit.ly/1GHBDP8 Get the poster and On-Set Experience: http://bit.ly/ufohyeah Written, directed and edited by: Ryan Connolly http://bit.ly/1J8LpY8 Cinematography by: Ryan Booth http://bit.ly/1GHBBXp VFX Supervisor/VFX Artist: Michael Stark http://bit.ly/1J8LpYb Produced by: Tim Connolly http://bit.ly/1J8Lo6q Starring: Josh Connolly – http://bit.ly/1J8Lo6r Music Composer: Daniel James http://bit.ly/1GHBDPb Post Production Sound & Sound Design: Rob Krekel – http://bit.ly/1GHBBXs CREW: Makeup by: Heather Henry CG Supervisor/Lighter: Kevin George Modeler: Jeff Hardouin Paint/Cleanup: Mary Poplin 1st AD/Set Dresser: Ashley Connolly Colorist: Ryan Schroeder http://bit.ly/1GHBBXt Wardrobe/Set Dresser: Amber Quinones Set Dresser/Production Assistant: Amanda Connolly Production Assistant: Ondrea Connolly Grip/Boom op/battle axe holder: Wayne Phillips – http://bit.ly/1J8Lo6v BTS/Camop: Ryan Polly http://bit.ly/1GHBDPc Special thanks to: Seth Worley, Andrew Kramer, Dan Trachtenberg, Jordy Wax, Todd Bruno COLLABORATORS Adobe Software: http://www.adobe.com HP: http://www.hp.com RODE mics: http://bit.ly/1GHBBXu Lens Pro To Go: http://bit.ly/1J8Lo6y Kessler: http://bit.ly/1GHBBXv Imagineer Systems – http://bit.ly/1J8Lqey – http://bit.ly/1GHBDPd
An Object at Rest follows the life of a stone as it travels over the course of millions of years, facing nature’s greatest obstacle: human civilization. My final thesis film at CalArts!
Written and Directed by Lance Drake Film Commissioned by Gabe Spierer Producer – Jessica Zeta Executive Producer – Danielle Hinde Production Co. – Doomsday Entertainment Asst. Director – Eli Barker DoP – Todd Banhazl 1st AC – Barry Elmore 1st AC – John Dec 2nd AC – Matthew Thompkins Steadicam Op- Ari Robbins Gaffer – Nghia Khuu Key Grip – Skot Khuu Sound Recordist – Sang Chul Lee Production Designer – Jason Kisvarday Art Asst. – Kelsi Ephraim and Carli Moloney Wardrobe – Kari Bradberry Make-up – Hannah Sherer BTS Photographer Sang Chul Lee CAST Girl – Jessica Collins Stalker – Damien Bray Radio Preacher – Jason Walston POST PRODUCTION Editor – Lance Drake Colorist – Kevin Cannon at Prehistoric Digital Sound Mix – Brent Kiser at Unbridled Sound Film processing by Fotokem LA Film scan by MPC Camera provided by Panavision Hollywood “Buried” from the album Dark Red Written and Performed by Shlohmo On True Panther Records
Reflections from Uyuni is a Time-lapse short film that shows the intrinsic beauty of the sea salt of Uyuni and the province of Potosí in Bolivia. The reflections produced by the water flooding in the rainy season, are the main protagonist Enrique Pacheco´s camera, who invites us to dream with impossible images from another world, where the sky meets the earth forming an infinite mirage. The sea salt of Uyuni with over 10,000km2 is the largest in the world. It is located in the province of Potosi, Bolivia, near the Andes, at an altitude of 3.656m. The Salar of Uyuni serves as a transport route through the Altiplano of Bolivia, but tourism has an increasingly more important role in the area. The film and its footage is available for license in HD and 4K UHD. Only for professional enquires, please contact: media@enriquepacheco.com Enrique Pacheco: http://bit.ly/1IjKKET Music composed by Syd Szydelko: http://bit.ly/1AbzXpB Shot with Sony A7 and A7s cameras + Zeiss FE 16-35 f4 and A 70-200 f2.8 Motorized slider by Kietacam Free Wallpapers here: http://bit.ly/1IjKKEU Please share.
Music by: “edIT” – if you crump stand up => http://bit.ly/1GBNLhQ Animated by: Vic CHHUN – [00’05"] William LABORIE – [00’25"] David MAINGAULT – [00’40"] Leyla KADDOURA – [00’55"] Faouzi HAMMADI – [01’10"] Anne-Lou ERAMBERT – [01’25"] Raphaël CHABASSOL – [01’40"] Abdel Raouf ZAIDI – [01’55"] Yvon JARDEL – [02’10"] Thierno BAH – [02’25"] Viviane KARPP – [02’40"] Jeremy PIRES – [02’55"] Delphine DUSSOUBS – [03’10"] Jonathan Djob NKONDO – [03’25"] Mehdi TEBBAKH – [03’40"] Mohamed FADERA – [03’55"] Organised by: Vic CHHUN & Mohamed FADERA Compositing by Vic CHHUN & Pierre MORIN
Key & Peele told us about an unproduced aliens-at-a-concert sketch. So we animated it for our new series, Scene Unseen. Produced by: Neil Janowitz, Kristen Harding, and Kyle Ryan Animated by: Dan Henrick and Kate Oleary Sound Design: Bobb Barito Composer: Marc Philippe Eskenazi