Autor: Karl Ranseier

Oliver Heldens & Chocolate Puma – Space Sheep (Official Music Video) by UBERcut


A sheep in the herd is getting fed up with the sheep life.
When he eats a glowing piece of grass he mutates and decides to go to outer space to make a plan of world domination!

By: UBERcut & Animate The World

DEAD AHEAD by Donal O’Keeffe


‚Dead Ahead‘ is a postcard animation to the world of the horror movie genre. Our intrepid travellers head out into the wilderness on their road trip only to find one nightmare scenario after the other. With each step forward a new monster emerges paying homage to such classics as Friday the 13th, Jaws and Pet sematary.

The Last Flight To Agadir – Harrison Roach in Morocco by surfstitch


Under the unforgiving cliff faces lay peeling waves…one after another. Unridden walls, pushed and thrown by a howling offshore and shadowed by a dry desert landscape. Created by powerful, Atlantic ocean ground swells these walls track towards land, becoming intense and perfect by the time they reach the western coastline.

The Last Flight to Agadir is a SurfStitch short film, directed and shot by Andrew Gough featuring surfer Harrison Roach chasing a far fetched but much dreamt about swell in Northern Africa.

Presented by – SurfStitch & Deus Ex Machina

Cinematography & Edit – Andrew Gough
Colourist – Mark Desiatov
Soundtrack – Wish Someone Would Care by Irma Thomas
Narration – Boilers Ahmed
Accomodation – Paradise Plague – http://ift.tt/1SV0L6r

TRASHONAUTS by Jack Corpening


Copyright Jack Corpening 2016, all rights reserved. Responsible for all aspects. http://ift.tt/1SSKNwZ

Dedicated to human space flight, animal rescue, and cleaning up pollution.

Produced in Ringling College of Art + Design’s Computer Animation Major using Maya, ZBrush, RenderMan, Nuke, Photoshop, Substance Painter, Premiere Pro, and 3D-Coat.

Monster Children & Levi’s Skateboarding Present: Skateboarding In Christchurch by Monster Children


Monster Children and Levi’s Present: Skateboarding in Christchurch

On February 22nd, 2011 a 6.3 magnitude earthquake ripped through the centre of Christchurch followed by severe aftershocks killing 185 people, destroying a city, a community and the lives of thousands of people. 5-years on and the rubble still lies in the streets of Christchurch as a cold reminder of what mother nature is capable of.

Thanks to Levi’s® Skateboarding we were able to give back to a community in need, following the lead from previous projects from Levi’s Skateboarding in Bolivia, India, Oakland and most recently Pine Ridge.

Filmed by Martin Reigel / Brett Brown
Stills Photography by Ryan Allan
Directed by Campbell Milligan
Produced by Dale Robinson

Sky Magic Live at Mt.Fuji : Drone Ballet Show by MicroAd, Inc. by Sky Magic


Beautiful backdrop of the world heritage site Mt. Fuji was used to stage the first Live performance using MIDI controlled LED flying machines, accompanied by Shamisens, the Japanese traditional guitars.

This was done so by utilising more than 20 units of these flying machines, flight swarming formations, music, and 16,500 LED lights to combine into a single audio visual extravaganza. Furthermore, we are able to control the flying machines, visual and audio aspects concurrently, using the DMX512.

Creative Director by TSUYOSHI TAKASHIRO
Film Director by SHU SHINKAWA
Director of Photography by KANEKO SATOSHI
Flying Videography by DAISUKE OHKI
Music by YUTAKA OYAMA, a third generation of tsugaru shamisen player of Oyama school
Sound Produced By MANABU NAGAYAMA & MASAKAZU UEHATA
Production Company by FPI, inc.
Produced by MicroAd, Inc.

We are happy to collaborate together!
Contact : magic_pr@microad.co.jp

Sky Magic : http://ift.tt/1SkeymA

Future vision : http://ift.tt/24kLnuX

Press Conference : http://ift.tt/1Ockk87

Hubble Spies the Barred Spiral Galaxy NGC 4394

Hubble Spies the Barred Spiral Galaxy NGC 4394 Shown in this Hubble Space Telescope image, NGC 4394 is the archetypal barred spiral galaxy, with bright spiral arms emerging from the ends of a bar that cuts through the galaxy’s central bulge. These arms are peppered with young blue stars, dark filaments of cosmic dust, and bright, fuzzy regions of active star formation. via NASA http://ift.tt/1rZSvvv

Edouard Martinet | Insectophile by Sladmore Contemporary


Take one workshop full of junk and a Frenchman with an eye for detail (not to mention an obsession with bugs) and you will find the most eclectic mix of metal insects this side of a sci-fi novel. This short documentary follows Edouard Martinet’s patient and extraordinary process as he creates sculptures that are utterly beautiful, distinctly creepy and somehow completely true to nature. All this despite his medium being piles of bent metal and old rusty bicycles.