Autor: Karl Ranseier
FRANCO PASCALI by Jacob Rosenberg
When I met Franco Pascali, I was struck by how much I felt like I was meeting and hanging out with a young street skater. However, instead of witnessing skate tricks he destroyed me by his usage of cards. Much like the world of skateboarding that I was raised in, magic and cardistry are intensely personal and individually orientated in terms of the endless practice that is required to master them. Tricks are performed with decks and each person embodies a style that is distinctly their own. That style is reflective of the influences they devoured when they were coming up and their intrinsic sensibility that they develop as they mature. As I spent time with Franco I immediately wanted to point my camera at him to capture the way he dressed, the way he talked, the breathtaking way he moved cards and the feeling I had in encountering such raw talent. This is our first film.
Franco Pascali is 19 years-old and lives in Los Angeles. He is a director of magic at Theory11.
IG – @francopascali
Director – Jacob Rosenberg
Director of Photography – Logan Triplett
Editor – Chris Amos
Composer – Steffen Thum
Colorist – Tom Poole
Sound Mixer – Matt Miller
Additional Music – Tomas Pascali
Stylist – Emily Nagrecha
Producers – Ari Palitz & Kevin McMahon
Executive Producer – Ryan Slavin
Production Company – The Reserve
Featuring – Franco Pascali, Fatty Dabs, Alexander Hansford, Simon Black, Chris Mitchell
Editorial Services Provided by Final Cut LA
Color Correction provided by Company 3
Music Provided by 14th Street Music
Sound Mix provided by Lime Studios
Cameras provided by 2020 Camera Rental
Special Thanks:
Queenie Li, Lorne Balfe, Hana Leshner, Tim Hanaseth, Suzy Ramirez, Jeff Buchanan, Eric McCasline, Alexandra Lubrano, Jenny Montgomery, Chris Adams, RVCC LA, Stephen Vanasco, The Smog Check Center, Canter’s, Dena Stein
THE MISSED SPACEFLIGHT – VR Experience by MELT
After years of abstract motion design we’re extremely proud to present our first realistic project !!!
We’d love to show it to everyone in proper VR, but if you don’t own one, just imagine you’re in the Soyuz spacecraft and Google Cardboard it maybe? 😀
In 1978 Poland got a chance to send its national into outer space. From four brave pilots – one has been chosen, while three of his replacements stayed on the ground. Samsung wanted to make their dream come true and curated this VR experience – inspired by a Soyuz 30 spaceflight.
Read more: http://ift.tt/2uXAXoy
or read more on behance: http://ift.tt/2tBEF3s
Experience VR by MELT
/ Doświadcz wirtualnej rzeczywistości MELT
The Bloop by Cara Cusumano
In 1997, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recorded from deep in the ocean one of the loudest sounds ever detected. No known animal could make it and no man-made source was ever found.
A short documentary by Cara Cusumano.
Music by Dan Ingala & Joseph Colmenero.
Official Selection: New Orleans Film Festival- Audience Award Winner, Palm Springs ShortFest, Rooftop Films, AFI Fest, DOC NYC, Hamptons International Film Festival, Doxa Documentary Film Festival, Philadelphia Film Festival, Cucalorus, Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia, Las Vegas Film Festival, Sarasota Film Festival
More by Ben Meinhardt
Insatiable desire!
Titmouse 5 Second Day 2017
Pedro’s Bay by Vissla
What is the legend of the enchanted Pedro’s Bay?
A secret whispered from one to the next. Somewhere on an island far, far away is a parallel life on a forgotten beach—with emerald waves and mushroom forests. Where toucans talk and trees grow full of fruit. Where wine trickles off rocks and mermaid lagoons meet black jungles.
The sun shines here everyday.
What is the power behind this strange book? Where is Pedro’s Bay?
Can this magical Earth potion possibly exist?
Join one brave traveler as he sets out on an extraordinary journey to discover the holy grail of paradise.
Watching the Aurora From Orbit
Britten- Return to The Island by Callum Cooper
The Isle of Man TT is, without doubt, the most dangerous race on the planet. In a similar vein to the World’s Fastest Indian at Bonneville in the 1960s, in 1994 New Zealand inventor John Britten and his team brought their futuristic racing motorcycle to this infamous race.
John Britten turned motorcycle design on its head in the early 1990s with the Britten V1000; a hand-built motorcycle designed and constructed by a small group of friends in John’s backyard shed in Christchurch. The motorcycle incorporated technologies seldom seen before: extensive use of carbon fibre, the radiator located under the seat, double wishbone front suspension, frameless chassis and engine data logging.
At the height of their endeavours the Britten team took three V1000 racers to the 1994 Isle of Man TT races. There they were confronted by the dark side of the world’s most famous and dangerous race track.
EPIC FAIL by Greg Barth
In a time where post-truth news divides and conservative politics fails to lure in young voters, a extraordinary vote for world peace has dramatic consequences.
Epic Fail is an avant-garde essay that questions how we perceive truth, information and politics, seen through the dual lenses of our real and virtual identities.
Moved by the political events that shook 2016, the film is inspired by Jean Paul Sartre’s “Nausea”; or how we can develop visual embodiments of our emotions as a catharsis on how to deal with reality.
CREDITS:
Directed by Greg Barth
Written by: Greg Barth & Joe Hampson
Starring: Jahvel Hall, Mathilde Steuillet
Voice over actors: Lolly Adefope, David Elms, Baker Terry
Director of photography: Pau Munoz
Original Soundtrack and sound design: Nookaad Productions
Editing: Greg Barth & Alex Da Cunha
Post Production: Phillipe Medina, Greg Barth
Colour Producer: Chris Anthony
Colorist: Jessica Vile @ Framestore
Art Director: Will Vincent
Set Design: Will Vincent, Brin Frost, Mathilde Steuillet
Props and Prosthetics: Suzy Battersby
Graphic Design: Futurneue
3D Printing: Digits 2 Widgets
Sound recorded at Wise Buddha Studios
Special Thanks to: Bart Yates, Charlie Perkins, Wolf & Moon Jewellery, Digits 2 Widgets, Station
Made with the help of Blink Ink and Blink Industries
Made with Props and sets initially commissioned by Station.ch
The Push by Will Joines
After witnessing a random act of violence on the New York City subway, a young woman’s daily commute becomes a minefield of dark anxieties both real and imagined.
-Winner Audience Choice Award, Brooklyn Short Film Festival
-Official Selection, Nashville Film Festival
-Official Selection, Calgary International Film Festival
-Official Selection, Nevada City Film Festival
-Winner Best Actress & Best Cinematography, Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
2016 / 8 Minutes