A Cinematic Short Film celebrating the life of a man called Bob. Throughout his entire life he’s always put the ocean first, which has lead to him being homeless and living in a van. But he loves the ocean and his life as much as ever, and of course, still surfs every day.
Winner of the 2017 Fisher Flicks Short Film Festival
Cinematographer, Director, Editor – Spencer Frost
Additional Water Footage – Tim Bonython
Music, Sound Design – Garry Frost
this is a psa film made to start a conversation with our children about gun violence in America. TEN children (ages 0-17) were killed or injured every day in 2016 by a gun (according to gunviolencearchive.org). The five year average before 2016 was seven kids a day … the numbers are increasing and we can stop it. COUNT TO TEN and visit the below sites to do more.
csgv.org
wagv.org
bradycampaign.org
director/dop: matt bieler
production designer: jason hougaard
music: chris newlin
color: santiago padilla
edit: matt bieler
Since hijacking a plane to Cuba in 1971 to avoid charges of killing a police officer, the Cuban government has provided Charlie Hill refuge, allowing him to live a life beyond the reach of the F.B.I. In a letter to his nine-year-old son, the film takes an intimate look at his account of the events leading up to fleeing the US. All of it plays out against the backdrop of the opening up of US-Cuba relations, which could result in Cuba allowing Hill’s extradition.
An exploration of Atlanta’s resiliency, and how the youth of Atlanta can look to the past for leadership and perseverance to move forward.
Premiere on Nowness: http://ift.tt/2vvOeCa
Presented by Church’s Chicken
Directed by Andrew Litten
Cinematography by Kristian Zuniga
Original Music by Omar Ferrer
Executive Producer: David Kwon Kim
Producer: Brandon Smith
Content Producer: David Gutlay
Field Producers: Camille Pendley, Dylan Harrington
1st AC: Daniel Guadalupe
2nd AC: Austin English
2nd Unit DP: Edward Martinez
Steadicam Operators: Richard Volsky, Tim Yoder
Sound Operators: Richard Adams, Lou Rosado
Production Assistants: Meliz Yilmaz, Malachi Lee, Daniel Camacho
Editors: Dillon Hayes, Andrew Litten
Sound Design/Mix: Richard Adams
Colorist: David Torcivia
Agency: BFG Communications
Production Company: Tre Native
Thank you to Voyager, Laura Reese, Georgia Mardeson, Jessie Danvile, Phyllis McElroy, Bryan Bazarte, Emory University, South Atlanta High School, ATL Bike Life, The Sound Table, Sixpitch, CIS Atlanta, Full Frame, Commander, Fotokem, Cinelicious, Nirvana Kelly, Saira Raza, Ciji Tatum, Phylencia Taylor, Barry Reynolds, Hayden Bullard, Marvin Siclait, Andrew Murrell, John Manfredi, Tommy Betancourt, ABV Gallery, Nate Frost, Brandon English, Michael Kusumadjaja, Nate Shuls, John Paul, Dustin Chambers and The Wonderful People of Atlanta.
Richard Atkins, the singer and songwriter of the early 70’s California psychedelic folk duo ‘Richard Twice’, was on his way to stardom and a huge success with his first debut album when he mysteriously walked away from it all.
Director: Jonas Lindstroem & the little homies
Producer: Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith, Dave Free, Jannis Birsner
Production co: TDE Films, Iconoclast
DOP: Nicolai Niermann
Music video by Kendrick Lamar performing ELEMENT.. (C) 2017 Aftermath/Interscope (Top Dawg Entertainment)
Read the New Yorker piece about it:
http://ift.tt/2tp8Lue
Orbital drone movements are the ones with power to convert two dimensional images into dancing focal layers escaping out of the frame. We wanted to further explore the technique, with high altitude long orbits, along with ones very close to the ground, we call them „Orbital drone-lapses“. These shots are a mix of automatic and manual flights.
Low Earth Orbit is a zone between earth’s surface and 2,000km, where we find most of our satellite system orbiting around our planet, together with the international space station.
A romantic attempt to step aside for a while gravity and atmospheric forces, bringing these orbits closer to the ground.