Some spare time and a little pocket change can go a long way. Alex Hall travels from Salt Lake City to Colorado for a bluebird week of skiing and filming at Woodward Copper.
Directed & Edited by Holler (@hollerfilm)
Co-Directed by Justin Kaufman (@justindkauffman)
Cinematography by George Watts (@georgeburghall) & Justin Kauffman (@justindkauffman)
Music: Little Joe by Wall Of Death
Thank you to Woodward at Copper for having us!
– Holler
www.holler.film
A comedy written by and starring Carrie McCrossen and Kassia Miller.
Directed by Alex H Fischer
Director of Photography — Matt Klammer
Camera Operator — Christopher Wiezorek
Sound Mixer — Stephen Robbins
Edited by Rick von Sloneker
Colorist — Michael Maiatico
Re-recording mixer — Brian Goodheart
Title design — Kyle Kabel
Woman in Video — Alexandra Dickinson
„My Young Man“ by Esmé Patterson feat. Nathaniel Rateliff
„All The Things“ is a collection of individual narratives, unified by a cohesive style.
Our intention was to work on a short, simple piece. As many of you know, sometimes personal projects evolve and take on a mind of their own. As the months rolled along, we found ourselves frequently going back and adding more content to each scene. We had a lot of fun allowing our imagination drive the development of the various narrative.
Full project breakdown can be seen here: http://ift.tt/2ou7nQK
Director MARC PUIG
Director of Photography MARTÍ HERRERA
Sound Design JOAQUÍN FAÚNDEZ
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Inside the studio of Catalan ceramicist and Miró collaborator Joan Gardy-Artigas
Throughout his illustrious career, Catalan sculptor Joan Gardy-Artigas has worked alongside some of the leading artists of the twentieth century, from Picasso and Miró to Giacometti and Chagall. The son of artist Josep Llorens Artigas, Artigas junior began assisting Miró—a collaborator of his father’s on a number of projects, including a famous series of tiled walls. The artist has since made a career with his own ceramic and painting practice, creating stylized sculptures of human and animal forms.
Patrick Gudauskas takes a trip.
I was ten years old, just about to have a normal Swedish dinner with my normal Swedish family when my dad told me that my mum was moving out. This film is about that short moment in time that made me realize that happiness is only temporary.
My first year film at the Royal College of Art, 2016.
Mother Nature has reclaimed its rights.
This short film comprises the most stunning and dramatic landscapes I’ve shot during my one year journey around the globe, including thirteen countries from Southeast Asia to South America via New Zealand.
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Directed, shot and edited by Morgan Jouquand
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Music : Mi Sono Svegliato E…Ho Chiuso Gli Occhi – Il Rovescio Della Medaglia
This is a documentary movie uncovering the difficult and time consuming process of making traditional expanded dugout canoe using mostly traditional hand tools and techniques.
The master woodworker in this movie is Richard (Rihards Vidzickis) – an experienced green wood worker, wood sculptor and dugout canoe maker. Richard’s passion to green wood and solid wood creations has grown together with him since his childhood days. Richard’s father is also a wood worker and carpenter and has led his son into the beautiful world of working with wood. Richard has gone through all the traditional steps of becoming a master woodworker – starting from an apprentice, then journeyman and then receiving his Master degree in Latvian chamber of crafts. Richard’s passion to wood is not only sculpturing and carving it but also knowing the wood in a scientific level. So Richard has studied in Technical university as a student and reached his degree of Doctor in engineering materials science, so he has combined the craft, nature and science in his life and work. While working in furniture making during the studies, with making different kinds of difficult wood carving for Jugend, Barrocal, Renesance design style furniture, Richard has discovered that he tends to get back to more rustic, robust and natural forms of wood, so he created a park of massive wooden sculptures, wood crafts museum and live workshop where Richard lives and creates wooden bowls, plates, boats and accepts visitors to share his work and lifestyle.
Music – Alan Gogoll, Jason Lowe “When a River Parts”.
Sound – Gints Sola
Camera, edit – Jacob (Northmen Guild)
Revive the guild!
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