An analogy between the modern human being, living in mass...

An analogy between the modern human being, living in mass cities, and the phenomenon of the circle of death - observed in nature with ants who are separated from the main foraging party and lose the pheromone track. They begin to follow one another, forming a continuously rotating circle, commonly known as a “death spiral” because the ants might eventually die of exhaustion. Shot in Mexico City, this vibrant and impressive city is a protagonist, symbolizing a life in endless high speed movement and the humans who are dedicating their lives to endless movement, self-exhaustion in a modern capitalistic based world. Filmed in Mexico City, Mexico Director: Phillip Kaminiak Choreographer: Qiaoqiao Zhang Featuring: Brenda Loustaunau Aguilar, Juan Carlos Estrada De La Cruz, Fernando Guez, Elisa Romero Ramírez, Carla Segovia, Paulina Vargas, Frank Vázquez, Diego Vertiz Composer: Raven Bush Editor: Sander Houtkruijer Cinematographer: Phillip Kaminiak Drone: Luciano Larobina Gomez Dance Producer: Carla Segovia Production Company: Landia Mexico Executive Producer Landia: Thomas Amoedo Producer Landia: David Kohan Production Coordinator: Gustavo Ezequil Anselmi Production Assistant: José Antonio Covarrubias Cepeda Costume Designer: Constanza Nahmad Styling: Constanza Nahmad, Dominga Huidobro Colorist: Manuel Portschy CGI Producer: A Current State CGI Creative Producer: Robert Wunsch Generalist: Arber Gishto VFX Supervisor: Mark Scott Retouching: Sujan Sureshan 1st AC: Edwin Vladimir Olivera Ramirez Ronin Operator: Fernando De Alba León Ronin Ronin Assistant: Arturo David Andrade Mundo Production Design House: Alina Bashirova Makeup Artist: Thania Erika Diaz Gomez Location Sound: Aldonza Contreras Castro Location Manager: Miguel Vargas Location Coordinator: Julio Cortez Scouter: Diego Mota Transportation: Agustin Malavar Flores Driver 1: Oscar Javier Delgado Sánchez Driver 2: Joel Bravo Cabrera Special Thanks: Patricio Perdomo, Fran Paparella, Thomas Amoedo, David Kohan, Agnes Lupion, Omar Uscanga, Aldonza Contreras Castro, Aura Collective, Bite Management, Jolanta Kniebel PRODUCED BY: Jacob Jonas The Company Executive Producer/Creative Director: Jacob Jonas Producers: Jill Wilson, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock, Associate Producers: Joy Isabella Brown, Francisco Cruz, Steve Hackman, Emily Kikta, Rubberlegz, Anibal Sandoval, Mike Tyus, Peter Walker Fashion Director: Christian Stroble CO-PRESENTED BY: BAM, The Harris, The Soraya, Stanford Live, Stanford Global Studies

The story about Alexa’s journey as a trans woman,...

The story about Alexa’s journey as a trans woman, navigating the toxic culture that encompasses skateboarding, and what it means to transcend fear through community. Presented by Nike SB and Skate Like A Girl A Film by Diane Russo Cheng Cinematography by Madeline Kate Kann Edited by Sophia Lou Produced by Curator Pictures Producer Honna Kimmerer Color by Élodie Ichter Sound Design by Bobb Barito GFX by Cherlyn Russo Camera Operator Justin Brown Original Score Reenna of Sympathetic Recordings “In The Shade” written by Marissa Paternoster, performed by Marissa Paternoster and Angie Boylan Skate Like A Girl Skateboarders Alexa Berriochoa Kristin Ebeling Kim Woozy Osha Brown-Bear Alyssa Johnson Lou Williams Mia Fae McKenna Mortensen Gabe Paulk Kwame Salmi-Adubofour Finn Bradberry Daisy Torres Ash Freeman Xander Shulte Pearl Lam Gina Lee Deej Redoble Anneka Sulzbach Jess Berg

On a late night, a young teen goes into the kitchen for a glass...

On a late night, a young teen goes into the kitchen for a glass of milk. Upon encountering his sleepless mother, he quickly realizes things are not as they seem. “Milk” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere. Our new interactive player enables viewers to watch the film, play with Director’s Commentary, and read a Q&A with director Santiago Menghini. To return to the main menu, click “Menu” in the upper left hand corner of the screen at any time.

DIRECTOR - Michael Hili STUDIO CREATIVE DIRECTORS - Andrew van...

DIRECTOR - Michael Hili STUDIO CREATIVE DIRECTORS - Andrew van der Westhuyzen, Kåre Martens TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - Hugh Carrick-Allan PRODUCER - Joe Murphy STUDIO PRODUCER - Hoss Ghonouie PROD ASSIST / RUNNER - Emily Budd DOP - Campbell Brown 1stAC - Charlie Slessar 2nd AC / DATA - Harrison Joyce GAFFER - Miles Jones BEST BOY - Teko Mariussen GRIP - David Griffiths GRIP ASSIST - James Corrigan GRIP ASSIST - Tom Sheridan SOUND - Tom Ward COLOURIST - Matt Fezz EDITOR - Ian Robert Wallace ART DEPARTMENT - Cloe Jouin WARDROBE - Donna Phibbs MAKER - Rosalie Bolland MAKEUP & HAIR - Chelsea Johnson UNIT - Matt Withaar STILLS PHOTOGRAPHER - James Green

Funded by This American Life Written and Narrated by Robert...

Funded by This American Life Written and Narrated by Robert Krulwich Animation Directed and Designed by Nate Milton Based on the work of Aatish Bhatia Music by Buck St. Thomas natemilton.com

Dazzling timelapse shows how microbes spoil our food – and...

Dazzling timelapse shows how microbes spoil our food – and sometimes enrich it. Directors: Joel Penner, Anna Sigrithur https://www.wroughtfilm.ca/about-us More on this film: https://aeon.co/videos/dazzling-timelapse-shows-how-microbes-spoil-our-food-and-sometimes-enrich-it Watch more free videos on Aeon: https://aeon.co/videos Subscribe: vimeo.com/aeonvideo

Music | Sound Design: Zelig Sound Visuals: someform Creative...

Music | Sound Design: Zelig Sound Visuals: someform Creative Director: Nando Costa Client: Google Design

3x Cannes Young Director Award winner. “Rare: The Boy Who Cried...

3x Cannes Young Director Award winner. “Rare: The Boy Who Cried Swag” is a rich, visually complex, and deeply rewarding film that takes model Rico Sanches’ dreams of greatness in fashion as a jumping-off point to explore issues of race, police brutality, trauma and self-healing in modern America. Starring Rico Sanches / @rarefabrics
 Dir. King She / @kingshe.co

A young mother navigates the New York City subway system in...

A young mother navigates the New York City subway system in order to get her baby to daycare on time. Directed by Aisha Amin Starring: Cree McClellan and Muzari Produced by: Annie Ning and Cameron Morton Cinematography by: Oliver Lanzenberg Edited by: Jamie Lansdowne GFX and Poster Design: Kervin Morales Sound Recordist: Harry Flax 1st AC: Kervin Marseille Key Grip: Caleb Weiss Sound Mix: Sam Best Color: C. Diaz and Kath Raisch at Company 3 Music: Stella Kaplan Photography by: Shaan Rao Costume: Claire Lemaigre PAs: Awa Gueye, Yael Bermudez, Mona Chu, Jihye Yoo, Max Ship, Camille Williams-Ginsberg, Casey Friedman Special Thanks to Kodak Film Processing NY, Tony Lazano, Columbia Film MFA

Artist: ZNTNDR Track: Untitled Us http://zntndr.com Main Cast -...

Artist: ZNTNDR Track: Untitled Us http://zntndr.com Main Cast - Boyfriend: Ryuhei Ichishima Main Cast - Girlfriend: Hara Main Cast - Boyfriend’s Best friend: ViralBoy SubCast - Bad Boys: Yuta Koga | Yusuke Onishi | Mon Written & Directed by: Jovan Todorovic Cinematography: Oliver Millar Editor: Milena Z. Petrović Casting Director: Taka Arakawa Color: Michael Rossiter Creative Assistant: Curro de la Villa VFX: Slavko Gavrić Stylist: Maiko Yoshida Hair&MakeUp: Mika Furukawa 1st AD: Sean Reyes 1st AC: Yuka Eto 2nd AC: Aya Tamura 3rd AC: Akira Hayakawa Steadicam Operator: Kevin Yoshida Stills Photography: Curro de la Villa Grip Company: Griffith Bike Grip Company: S3 Gaffer: Jun Tanaka Executive producer: Kenji Lepretre Sato | Simon Amar Producer: Anna Briand Hashimoto Production Assistant: Yuki Degago Production Company: NAKAMA, Emote films October 2022.

High Road is a story of resilience, persistence and strength....

High Road is a story of resilience, persistence and strength. Meg Fisher has been on the start line of countless paracycling races – she’s won World Championships and Olympic medals. Jack Berry, just 14 years old, has never raced his bicycle, having only recently recovered from a battle with cancer. Together, they prepare to take on a local gravel challenge thanks to Meg’s advocacy for the inclusion of a para cycling category. Though they have each lost a leg in their own challenging stories, Meg and Jack show us there is always a reason to keep pushing – to keep riding. Executive Producer(s) - Colin Keaveney (@colinkeaveney), Dan Riordan, Lindsey Hagen (@linze3) Head of Production - Aaron Schurman (@jewcydad) Director - Lindsey Hagen (@linze3) Producer - Lauren Todd (@lautodd_) Director of Photography - Chris Naum (@chris_naum) Post Supervisor - CJ Taglione (@cjtaglione) 1st Assistant Camera - Evan Grainger (@evan_grainger) BTS Photographer - Kyle Stansbury (@kylestansburyphotography) Grip/Gaffer - Seth Warren (@elementsmixedmedia) Editor(s) - Jordan Ingram (@stabilityfilms), Chris Naum (@chris_naum) Audio Tech - Arrowroot Productions (@arrowrootproductions) Sound Design/Mix/Color -Jared Blizzard (@jaredblizzard) Cover Art + Design - Evan Grainger (@evan_grainger) Talent - Meg Fisher (@megfisher), Jack Berry (@j_berry84) SPECIAL THANKS The Berrys Cannondale (@ridecannondale) Outride (@outride) Montana Gravel Challenge (@montanagravelchallenge) Jack’s Army Dana Farber Cancer Institute The Jimmy Fund (@thejimmyfund) A Step Ahead Prosthetics (@astepaheadprosthetics) Born to Run Foundation (@theborntorunfoundation) Keep up with Cannondale: https://www.cannondale.com

Inside the halls of a dystopian textile factory two young...

Inside the halls of a dystopian textile factory two young workers shortly escape their harsh reality into the fantasies of a fairytale. Director’s Note: With STAINED SKIN we create a fictional space that attempts to approach the subject of fast fashion in a metaphorical way. The world depicted is a self-contained microcosm that blurs the lines between fictional real-life and the fairy tale narrative. We focus on the symbiotic relationship of Alba and Samy, which for us embodies the resilience of women to their environment and their alliance with each other. Directed by Adam Graf & Mandy Peterat Produced by Milena Schäpers & Barbara Flügel Written by Mirjam Khera Animation by Andrei Ebîncă Cinematography by Adam Graf Production Design by Mandy Peterat Edited by Benedikt Strick Sound Design And Re-Recording Mix by Clemens Ruh Original Music by Bertolt Pohl Costume Design by Maya Winter Hair & Make-Up by Maria Ratzeburg

The story of a scientist inventing the key to eternal life. A...

The story of a scientist inventing the key to eternal life. A couple of thugs steals his invention and kills him and his daughter. In order to come back to life he sells his soul to the devil. Armed only with a heart of vengeance, and a Axe, he hunts down the crooks one by one… . They picked the wrong man to kill!! FARVEBLIND Crooks feat. Sebastian Monti Starring - Christoffer Svane Director & Writer - Snorre Fuglsang Ruhe Producer - Jens Formann Production Company - Hobby Film Assistant Director - Laura Hancock Director of Photography - Kristoffer Engholm Aabo Editor - Ogi Curcic Set design - Mathilde Juul Ipsen Stylist - Fredericke Kellberg Sound design - Kevin Koch Props Master - Louise Lindstrøm Art department/props/spacemother - Susse Riber Props/Spfx/location marshall - Niels Erik Bjerg Makeup artists - Susana Flores Make-up spfx Assistent - Kenneth L. S. Jeppesen 1st AC - Nis Birk Christensen Second unit Dop / Spark / DIT / Bad Guy no.4 / Drengen - David Draad Gaffer - Joe McCrae Spark - Phillip Sacht Spark - Alexander Jacobsen Spark - Mikkel Kappel Persson Steadi - Kim Jensen Stunt coordinator - Frederik Nemo Precision driver - Kenneth Hansen (Komo Rally) Sound Recordist - Joachim Nyholm Epic Sax - lui franch SFX - FX Team Choreographer - Louise Mochia Production assistant - Sine Vangsgaard Production assistant - Helle Kjærsgaard Production assistant - Maximilian Auken VFX by HITCH CGI artist - Simon Dunkan Colorist / Cameo Film - Nurali Kushkov Post coordinator - Emma Engberg VFX artist - Jonathan Wendt VFX artist - Mike Harris ​​VFX artist - Adam Zejlund Jessen Graphic designer - Svlstg Cast: Afshin Firouzi Sebastian Lydolph Søren Højen Benjamin Stender Vida Aya Huntley Frederik Ferslev Jan C. Juhl Paw Vikjær Andersen Nikolai Dobson Camera equipment - Sidney Plaut Lighting equipment - GAFFERS Extra Light and camera gear - Bifrost Productions Catering - Brendon Lou Mochia A special thanks to: Bødstrup Gods - Nicolas Bernhoft Frank Omø Andreas Kragh Jacobsen Nanna Fuglsang August Hancock Freddie smith Danlas FX Team Tinnus Lulu Lückow Kasper Notlev Keld - Shur auto Advice Amanda Formann Joanna Fuglsang Ruhe Hancock Fam. Fuego Formann With support from Koda’s Cultural Funds and Ruhekassen’s money tree

Heartbroken after a bad breakup, Angie finds comfort in her best...

Heartbroken after a bad breakup, Angie finds comfort in her best friend Carmen, who helps her sign up for a dating app. Angie’s new online suitor, however, is not what he seems, and Carmen’s kindness may be laced with darkness. “Succor” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere. Our new interactive player enables viewers to watch the film, play with Director’s Commentary, and read a Q&A with director Hannah Cheesman. To return to the main menu, click “Menu” in the upper left hand corner of the screen at any time.

A SENSE OF SCALE is a reminiscense to the famous “Sense of...

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,...

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...

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...

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...

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®...

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 www.instagram.com/sunerah.kamal www.facebook.com/sunerahk Onora as Ayra Moyed Bhuiyan and the voice of Pritom Hasan as the Evening Sirens CREW Writer/Director/Editor/VFX : Nuhash Humayun https://www.instagram.com/nuhashh https://twitter.com/nuhashh Producer: Bushra Afreen, Nuhash Humayun Director of Photography : Ejaz Mehedi https://vimeo.com/ejazmehedi www.instagram.com/ejazmehedi https://www.facebook.com/realejazmehedi
 Music : Dameer Khan 
https://www.instagram.com/dameer.dk https://youtube.com/c/Dameer Executive Producer : Rashad Wajahat www.instagram.com/rashad.mov and Abrar Jahin Rafee End Title Track : “Hobeki” by Indalo https://instagram.com/indalomen Production Support : Little Big Films https://www.littlebigfilmsbd.com 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...

“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://collection.maas.museum/set/8217 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...

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

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A short animation that travels through a whirlwind of questions...

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.

Project details: https://wing12381.myportfolio.com/hand My...

Project details: https://wing12381.myportfolio.com/hand My website: https://wing12381.myportfolio.com/ Hand (2021) The weird hand creatures undergo different transformations in synchrony with the music. Duration: 05'15" Technique: 2D hand-drawn (Photoshop & After Effects), Rotoscoping Director and Animator: Tsz-wing Ho Music: “Sekktortjek Ft. Tone” by Mads Lindgren Special thanks: Max Hattler and my family & friends Awards 2022 - Winner of the Open Call Contest, Kinomural 2022 - Merit, 3x3 International Illustration Show No.19 Student Show, 2022 - Winner, Communication Arts Illustration Competition 2022 2021 - Best Abstract Animation Award, London International Animation Festival 2021 - Grand Prize for Student Shorts, Supernova Digital Animation Festival 2021 - Applied Arts Student Awards 2021 Screening 2022 - Animatou 2022 - Kinomural 2022 - OFF - Odense International Film Festival 2022 - Imaginaria 2022 - Animist Tallinn 2022 - La Guarimba Film Festival 2022 - 15th International Animated Film Festival Animator - 2022 deadCenter Film Festival - Sydney Film Festival 2022 - Animafest Zagreb 2022 - 19th IN THE PALACE Short Film Festival - Cardiff Animation Festival 2022 - 34th Filmfest Dresden 2022 - 49th Athens International Film and Video Festival 2022 - 60th Ann Arbor Film Festival - Tricky Women / Tricky Realities Animation Festival 2022 - 14th PIAFF Festival International de Films d'Animation 2022 2021 - 2021 London International Animation Festival (LIAF 2021) - GIRAF17 Independent Animation Festival - 59th Golden Knight Malta International Short Film Festival - Relentless melt No 24: Hong Kong Experimental Animation - 2021 Sweaty Eyeballs Animation Festival - CINANIMA 2021 - Manchester Animation Festival 2021 - 2021 Cucalorus Film Festival - 2021 TIAF - Tbilisi International Animation Festival - 2021 Animest – Bucharest International Animation Film Festival - The International Short Film Festival of Cyprus 2021 - SICAF 2021 International Animated Film Festival - 2021 Supernova Digital Animation Festival - 2021 IV ANIMAFILM International Animation Festival - 2021 Encounters Film Festival - 2021 Ottawa International Animation Festival - Short to the Point ISFF AWARDS June 2021

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A Film by Aleksandra Bilic Original Music Maja Bilic...

A Film by Aleksandra Bilic Original Music Maja Bilic Commissioned by WePresent

A visual journey into mankind’s favourite pastime...

A visual journey into mankind’s favourite pastime throughout the ages. Created in Clip Studio Paint and After Effects, with some Cinema 4D. Music: ‘Air’ From Overture Suite No.3 By Johann Sebastian Bach 'Requiem, Des Iraes’ By Giuseppe Verdi © Steve Cutts 2022

A young birdwatcher runs for his life after witnessing a...

A young birdwatcher runs for his life after witnessing a bird-on-bird murder. When he finds himself cornered, it’s man versus bird, and only one can make it out alive. Directed, Written, and Animated by Charlie Hankin Sound by Jay Culliton Original Score by Mike Malarkey OFFICIAL SELECTION: Flickers’ Rhode Island Film Festival 2021 South Dakota Film Festival 2021 Calgary International Film Festival 2021 HollyShorts Film Festival 2021 Anima Brussels International Film Festival 2022 Dam Short Film Festival 2022 REGARD - Saguenay International Short Film Festival 2022 Omaha Film Festival 2022 Toronto Animation Arts Festival International 2022 Athens International Film + Video Festival 2022 Annecy Festival 2022 Just For Laughs Eat My Shorts 2022 Festival Funcinema 2022 Villa de Leyva International Independent Film Festival 2022 Festival SPASM 2022 WINNER Jury Award for Excellence in Animation - South Dakota Film Festival FINALIST Los Angeles Animation Festival 2021 https://charliehankin.com/

Commercial directed by Alexandre Moors Produced by Good Company

Commercial directed by Alexandre Moors Produced by Good Company

In “Rocío and Me,” directed by Louise Monlaü,...

In “Rocío and Me,” directed by Louise Monlaü, twenty-nine-year-old Rocío finds solace with an artistic-swimming team whose members also have Down syndrome.

A mother and her daughter are going through a very stressful...

A mother and her daughter are going through a very stressful time together. They hope that their stay at a spa hotel in the mountains will help relax the situation. But the isolated retreat becomes the setting for a physical and psychological nightmare. Written & Directed by Lucy Knox Produced by Evie Mackay & W.A.M. Bleakley Cast Alison Bruce as Naomi Erana James as Sofia Ballantyne Haines - Receptionist Culain Walsh - Receptionist Kissing Woman - Jami Loyola Kissing Man - Mark Loyola Tourist Mother - Melia Lamourette Tourist Son - E-hsin Lamourette Fire Fighter - Barry Robertson Fire Fighter - Keegan Gilder Fire Fighter - Dee Pinomi Crew Director of Photography - Adam Luxton Editor - Paul Rowe Composer - Evelyn Ida Morris Sound Designer - Maxwell Scott Production Designer - Leigh Stockton Costume Designer - Sarah Voon Hair and Makeup Designer - Nikki Millina Casting Director - Stu Turner Focus Puller - Bayley Broome-Peake Set Dresser - Poppy Serano Sound Recordist - Ant Nevison Boom Operator - David Peterson Gaffer North Island - Jimmy Bollinger Gaffer South Island - Tim Beck Production Assistant - Amanda Robinson Set Builders - Hamish Knox Set Builders - Highbury Builders Set Builders - Jimmy Averi Set Builders - Brad Ropati Caterers - Maruia Springs & Ripe Deli Colourist - Clare Burlinson Post Production Facilities - Park Road Post Flame Artist - Simon Deighton Graphic Design - Daniel Imsland Cameras Provided by - Panavision New Zealand Thank you: Matt Noonan Miranda Harcourt James Hunt & Taxi the dog

A journey through the contrasting urban and natural spaces...

A journey through the contrasting urban and natural spaces within San Francisco’s 49 square miles. Best enjoyed with the sound nice and loud. Directed by Ryan Scura Produced by Paddy O'Leary Cinematography by Ian Scura, Ryan Scura, Tony DiPasquale, and Dylan Ladds Sound Recording by Dylan Ladds Editing and Sound Design by Ryan Scura

Joe Buffalo is an Indigenous skateboarding legend. He’s also a...

Joe Buffalo is an Indigenous skateboarding legend. He’s also a survivor of Canada’s notorious Indian Residential School system. Following a traumatic childhood and decades of addiction, Joe must face his inner demons to realize his dream of turning pro. A short hybrid documentary executive produced by Tony Hawk and distributed by The New Yorker. IDA Awards - Best Short Nomination DOC NYC - Awards Shortlist SXSW - Audience Award Tribeca - Official Selection REGARD - Jury & Audience Awards Calgary Underground - Jury & Audience Awards NorthwestFest - Best Canadian Short Planet In-Focus – Best Canadian Short Local Sightings - Best Short Documentary Nevada City - Best Cinematography & Editing Bendfilm - Best Indigenous Short Cordillera - Best Indigenous Short Telefilm Canada’s “Not Short On Talent” @ Cannes 2021 Director & Editor - Amar Chebib Writers - Joe Buffalo & Amar Chebib Producers - Hayley Morin, Mack Stannard, Amar Chebib Executive Producer - Tony Hawk & Mohammad Gorjestani Cinematographer - Liam Mitchell 1st AC - Solomon Chiniquay Sound Design & Mix - Matt Drake Post-Sound Mentee - Kaitlyn Redcrow Colourist - Sam Gilling Production Company - Luminus Films In Association With - Even/Odd With the Participation of - The Canada Council for the Arts Distributed by The New Yorker

Directed and Art Directed by Danae Gosset Produced by Pencil...

Directed and Art Directed by Danae Gosset Produced by Pencil Studio 3D Lead Design & Animation: Vasco Gross 3D Character Animation: David Bonilla 2D Animation: Britton Korbel, Isabel Stub, Amy Cho, Ewan Creed, Gabby Sibilska, Emma Zwickert Titles Design by Julie Pavia Thanks to Patricia Gloum For this video we used some prompt-based Artificial Intelligence technology to generate the backgrounds. We then produced and layered a lot of 3D animations, footage, and illustration on top of it to make the video feel special and tailored to the song. We then proceeded to illustrate individually all of the frames with a variety of mediums such as watercolor, gouache, acrylic, color pencils, and pastel. As a last coat, we re-generated the entire hand illustrated video through a style transfer AI program. We set it to more or less opacity in some areas of the video, to act like a digital glaze on top of it, without losing the hard labor of the handmade quality. The story we aimed to communicate is about escaping, embracing, and surrendering to the unexpected. Pushing the metaphysical and mystical sense of the human experience, feeling that we belong from the sole exploration of our minds and into the infinity of space. An abstract and psychedelic visual exploration of self-introspection and imagination.

We all get lost in patterns, for some of us they can be totally...

We all get lost in patterns, for some of us they can be totally consuming. I wanted to make a film about the feeling of being totally consumed by one thought. A thought that endlessly repeats, that spirals out of control until there’s nothing of you left. The light effect technique reflects this repetition, it is one singular beam duplicated and then stacked back in time. The light itself is real, no CGI was used in its creation. All the effects are captured in camera. The film was shot on 16mm on the Kimmeridge Ledges of the Jurassic coast in England. A huge thank you to all that made it possible. press: Director’s Library - https://directorslibrary.com/interview/pattern/ Shots - https://www.shots.net/news/view/tom-wakelings-patterns-of-thought cast: Joshua Harriette crew: Director - Tom Wakeling Director of Photography - Nick Morris 1st Assistant Director - Luke Wilkinson 1st Assistant Camera - Phil Heron Camera Trainee - Daniel Llobera Runner - Philip Thomas Art Director - Devraj Joshi Music - Evan Gildersleeve Sound Design + Mix - Jack Hallett (Factory Studios) Audio Producer - Ethan Day (Factory Studios) Colourist - Jason Wallis (ETC) Colour Producer - Oscar Wendt (ETC) Scan Operator - Dan Redrup (Digital Orchard) special thanks: Panavision, Digital Orchard, 3D Champions, Factory Studios, ETC, Sorcha Bacon, Esteban Frost, Joan Solsona, Eimear Fitzsimons

A film by Max Sherman. Based on a poem by Natalie Griffen....

A film by Max Sherman. Based on a poem by Natalie Griffen. Starring the fabulous Chloe Cherry. Produced by Anonymous Content.

Directed by Cossa Animated by: Cossa Hunter Thomson Iván...

Directed by Cossa Animated by: Cossa Hunter Thomson Iván Bocanegra Pete Puskas Flatland

Director - Spencer Ford Executive Producer – Kevin Clark...

Director - Spencer Ford Executive Producer – Kevin Clark Producer – Emily Truong Production Company - SCREENS Drone Op – Jay Christensen Drone AC – Grant Ridpath 1st AD - Dylan McGale 2nd AD - Deedee Deschanel 2nd 2nd AD - Robby Rodriguez Production Coordinator - Vanessa Brintrup PA - Pass Van - Pa'i Viela PA – Driver - Edward Cruz PA - Case Huebel PA - Aidan Delgado PA - Jack Fahey Production Designer – Eric Hersey Art Director – Zoe Hazlett Art Assist Mark Smith Hair – Brooke Rodriguez Stylist – Kaitlyn Vitug Stylist Assistant – Andre Nuestro Water Truck – Andrew Sarvis Water Truck Driver – Mike Dunbar Medic – Chantel Marin Hollywood Honeywagon – Kyla Villavicencio Catering – Boyz in the Kitchen Craft Services – Sharee Spinning Security – Julio Carillo Editor – Spencer Ford Colorist – Connor Bailey VFX – Marco Peralta Starring Birthday Boy – Cole Bizarri Father – Joseph Integlia BTS – Jared Gaines Interscope – John Jigitz Interscope – Marissa Ramirez

Animated short film by Laen Sanches (1'37") PLSTCFILM.com...

Animated short film by Laen Sanches (1'37") PLSTCFILM.com 1:1 4K ★ Logline You’ll never look at plastic in the same way. ★ Synopsis Welcome to the world of PLSTC, an undersea dystopia that submerges you in the disturbing reality of plastic pollution in our oceans. Through a series of graphically confronting AI-generated and hand-composited images of ocean creatures, this experimental animated film confronts you with the devastating consequences of our habits on marine life, and leaves you gasping for breath. ★ Credits Direction & production: Laen Sanches Music: PremiumProductionTracks Provider: Pond5 Sound design: Magnus Monfeldt | Nick Smith Sound mix: Stainless Sound Stock libraries: Artlist | Pond5 Digital tools: Ableton | Adobe | Apple | Avid | Leia | Maxon | Midjourney | Parallax | Topaz Labs ®2022 Laen Sanches ★ Social Instagram @PLSTCFILM @laensanches @magnusmonfeldt @stainlesssound Linkedin For commercial work enquiries: www.linkedin.com/in/laen-sanches ★ Formats 
Frame rate 25 FPS
 Colours No dialogs Cinema (1.85:1) DCP 4K Flat Audio 5.1 Cinema (1.78:1) 16:9 resolutions from 1080p to UHD 4K Codecs from MP4 to ProRes4444 Audio stereo linear PCM, 16 bit 48000 Hz vimeo.com/744956525 Online (1:1) Resolutions 1080x1080px and 2160x2160px Codecs from MP4 to ProRes4444 Audio stereo linear PCM, 16 bit 48000 Hz vimeo.com/723429393

When you see a beautiful picture of a person standing on top of...

When you see a beautiful picture of a person standing on top of a big mountain, it’s easy to assume their life, one of adventure, must be bliss. It’s simple, right? No screens, no deadlines, just the awe of nature and moving your body in places most of us only dream of. You’re at the top of the world–you should feel it, right? But the reality is: When you live with depression, it doesn’t care where you are, how high you’ve climbed, or how many peaks you’ve bagged.  Chains of Habit brings to light Ted Hesser’s struggle with depression, in hopes of destigmatizing the conversation around mental health and encouraging everyone to get outside and get well. Check out more at mountainhardwear.com/chains-of-habit.html