Tag: Videos & Films

My graduation film from the Royal College of Art, 2014. Synopsis: A young man can’t help but see his girlfriend as various objects – including a french tart. Perception, misunderstanding and indifference are explored in this darkly funny animation about the foibles of romance. A film by Isaac Holland Music by Julien Lussiez (http://bit.ly/1GcdvC2) Sound Design by Rob Malone (http://bit.ly/1IimW1y) and Rob Szeliga (http://bit.ly/1GcdwWA) Dubbing Mix by Ben Hensor (http://bit.ly/1GcdwWB) Additional Animation by Tezo Kyungdon Lee (http://bit.ly/1GcdvC7), Lu pop , Razvan Petre (http://bit.ly/1GcdwWE) and Luiz Stockler (http://bit.ly/1GcdvCc). Additional Colouring by Kasdesha Drija (http://bit.ly/1IimW1J) Credit Design by Nicolas Menard (http://bit.ly/1IimUXJ) Awards: Best Student Film – Animated Dreams Festival (2014) Screenings: Royal College of Art Graduation Show (June 2014) London International Animation Festival (October/November 2014) Chicago International Film Festival (October 2014) Animated Dreams Festival (November 2014) Bar Shorts (February 2015) Seoul International Cartoon and Animation Festival (May 2015) Press: http://bit.ly/1GcdwWJ http://bit.ly/1GcdwWK

Patagonia presents a Duct Tape Then Beer film. Force is the collected footage from 10 years of Mikey Schaefer’s climbs, summits and misadventures in Patagonia woven together into a story of success, fear, joy and growth. Previously shown at Patagonia retail stores and film festivals, we’re happy to share the full film with you online. Warning: Contains expletives. Directed by Fitz Cahall & Aidan Haley Executive Producers Jimmy Hopper Becca & Fitz Cahall Mikey Schaefer Original Score & Mix Amy Stolzenbach Written by Jen Altschul Editor Aidan Haley Visual Effects Kevi Louis-Johnson Cinematography Mikey Schaefer, Austin Siadak, Matt Van Biene, Dave Burdick, Cheyne Lempe, Aidan Haley, Jon Walsh, Jon Byers, Kate Rutherford, Julia Wakeling, Joel Kauffman, Josh Huckaby, Doug Shepherd, Zac West

The coal-miner turned photographer is bringing a new angle to oceanic imagery The coal-mining town of Bulli, south of Sydney, is not regarded as a repository of high art, nor as a vibrant and pulsing beehive of life and color, and yet there was Ray Collins. Seven years ago the idea of his new photography book, Found at Sea, would have seemed ludicrous to him; he was still working a mile down in the mines and hadn’t shot a single frame. Collins crawled out of the mines after blowing out a knee—“No shock absorbers left,” he says—and bought a camera with the payout. In the short years since, Collins has transitioned from subterranean to submarine and become arguably the most inventive water photographer in Australia.

A pickpocket scours the subway at the command of his inner demons, but when a chance encounter with fate brings a long-lost love back into his life, he must defy the voices in his head and choose a righteous path.

This short documentary profiles two elderly Holocaust survivors in Florida who recently formed their own klezmer band. Produced by Joshua Z. Weinstein Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/1BDwzYv Click here to follow us: http://bit.ly/17YymLs Watch more videos at: nytimes.com/video Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/nytvideo

Directed by Sam Baron. Written by Sam Baron & Raphael von Blumenthal. Produced by Mark Hopkins, Aidan Grounds & Emily Precious. Starring Raphael von Blumenthal, Joe Hurst & Rebecca Herod. All Rights Reserved.

They say you should observe a piece of art deeply to understand its concept and interpret it in your own way, we think that Jean-Paul Frenay took this idea and twisted it into something even bigger than just an interpretation. He made sure to create an introspective “sarcastic” adventure. We were so astonished when we received this and proud to present to you a visual piece communicating social behaviors in different sceneries that will put you into a hypnotic experience. Ladies and gentleman, OFFF on Tour’s second edition in Quebec Main Titles 2015 by Jean-Paul Frenay! A Bang Bang Club Production Written and Directed by Jean-Paul Frenay Executive Producer: Geoffroy Rouffiange DOP: Francois Starr Editor: Aaron Fuks VFX: Prodigious CGI Music: “Evox” by 2ND GEN (Written by Wajid Yaseen & Alice Kemp) Sound Design & Mixing: Combustion www.frenayjp.be

We shot Tokyo you miss. Shot by FS700 with 7Q+,RED EPIC, BMPCC and inspire 1. UGUISU : http://bit.ly/1Bqy6MZ Supported by 100 Tokyo http://100tokyo.jp/ METI http://bit.ly/1Bqy4oc CINRA,Inc. http://bit.ly/1Bqy6N1 Produced by Hatch Inc. http://bit.ly/1Bqy73i Producer Ryoichiro Honma Planner Kotaro Ueda Music miss you http://bit.ly/1Bqy4od bo en http://bit.ly/1Bqy4oe Director Takuya Hosogane www.hsgn.tk maxilla http://maxilla.jp/ Go Inagaki http://bit.ly/1Bqy73j Shunsuke Sugiyama http://bit.ly/1LXKPSm Jun Kobayashi Kurando Furuya http://bit.ly/1Bqy4of Aerial Shooter Shota Nakajima / Kouichi Takagi Production Manager Daichi Ito / Noriyasu Takizawa / Rena Washino Akitoshi Yamada / Kenji Kishita / Nakaba Futagi Props Honoko Nomura / Kenshiro Yano / olo Car fun2drive Production Creative Ｈub Swimmy

“Go straight off the wall” said his dad and Dominic does just that. The film follows Dominic Wilcox, an artist / inventor / designer, on his quest for new ideas….Transforming the mundane and ordinary into something surprising, wondrous and strangely thought provoking. Directed & Produced by Liam Saint-Pierre (http://bit.ly/19iXJrY) Edited: Sam White Post Production: The Whealhouse (http://bit.ly/1CMU3er) Original Artwork & animation: Dominic Wilcox Additional Animation: Shroom studios (http://bit.ly/1CMU3eu) Original Music: Olly Jenkins (http://bit.ly/19iXJs3) Sound Mix: Iain Grant Dominic Wilcox’s Blog: http://bit.ly/1CMU3ev Dominic’s book ‘Variations on Normal’ : http://bit.ly/19iXMnH