‚Last Light‘ is the story of Los Angeles bearing the brunt of a tempest and the clarity that comes after the storm.
‚Holograms‘ by M83
Special thanks to Anthony Gonzalez & DEF
A big thank you to Eric Kessler (www.kesslercrane.com) for your continued support of my films.
Gear used:
Canon 5DSR
Canon 5DMK4
PhaseOne IQ100
Zeiss Otus Lenses
Kessler Crane Cinedrive / 2nd Shooter
DJI Inspire PRO
Hate for Sale
A stop-motion animated film about the world we live in.
Created for the Visible Poetry Project 2017 http://ift.tt/2p1UI7y
An original poem by Neil Gaiman, narrated by Peter Kenny, directed and animated by Anna Eijsbouts.
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You may have heard of BRUJAS before — the group of young activists in New York holding their own in the male-dominated skateparks spread through the city. But pinning BRUJAS as just a rare, female skate gang would be cursory at best.
BRUJAS defines itself as “an urban, free-form, creative and autonomous organization that seeks to build radical political coalition through youth culture. The group expresses community through skateboarding, art and political organizing.”
Without further adieu, meet the New York skateboarders shaking the system beyond four wheels.
Music:
0:2:03 “Gamelan“ by #beats (Sounds of Red Bull): http://win.gs/2p1i7L7
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He’s trying to stay awake in an afternoon classes.
– Film by Seoro Oh (Graduation film)
– 2015, 2D Digital animation
– 3:50 min
Award & Official selections
2016
Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film – *Lotte Reiniger Promotion Award for Animated Film*
MONSTRA Lisbon Animated Film Festival – *Jury Honorable Mentions,
Audience Award*
Big Cartoon Festival – *Audience Award*
Annecy International Animated Film Festival – Korean Animation in the 21st Century 2
Melbourne International Animation Festival
International Film Festival Etiuda&Anima
NW Animation Festival „Best of the Fest“
ANIMANIMA (The International Animation Festival)
HIROSHIMA – Stars of Students
2015
Annecy International Animated Film Festival – Student Competition Official Selection
SIGRAPH Asia Kobe – *Jury Award*
Animafest Zagreb – *Jury’s Special Mention*
Indie-Ani Fest – *Prize for First Flight*
Seoul International Cartoon Animation Festival – *Jury’s Special Prize*
New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival – Official Selection
A Noah Albaladejo’s skiing revision in more than 900 drawings for an art on art result.
Special thanks: Stept Productions, Level 1 Productions, Inspired Media.
Filming: Borja Azurmendi, Brady Perron, Pepe Gay, Cam Riley, Nick Martini.
She’s All That introduced American teenagers to high-stakes bets in their high school halls. If Freddie Prinze Jr. was gonna make the dorky Laney Boggs prom queen, he was gonna need to give her an extreme makeover because as it is, she’s ugly — she has glasses, a bad haircut and she doesn’t tweeze her eyebrows. This movie shows us her transformation in a highly entertaining 90 minutes. At first, audiences must sit there and think, “There’s no way,” but by the end you’re seeing she’s actually pretty hot and has a decent shot at beating Taylor Vaughn for prom queen. So sit back and relax and enjoy my video essay and make sure to watch till the end as I edit together a special “what if” ending. Also, be sure to go re-watch this iconic movie from 1999 that was made by Miramax Films.
We follow a boy growing up.
Hop on the Anatolia Express train with us, and imagine what turkey taste like for 3 minutes. We travelled for 2 weeks from West to East and back, most of the time on train tracks, and we discovered a truly inspiring people living in amazing landscapes and cities full of life.
We captured our vision of turkish life crossing by Izmir, Denizli, Konya, Göreme, Kayseri, Batman, Hasankeyf, Van, Erzurum, Ankara, Edinre and Istanbul.
Shot on 28mm only.
Gear :
A7s
28mm
DJI Mavic (RIP)
Iphone 6s plus
Custom bag with more video stuff than underpants
Music:
Débruit & Murat Ertel — Duman
Hugs to George Chahine, Mathieu Maury, all the great turkish minds we met and much love to my precious Aylin ❤
We are excited to announce Jonathan Rentschler’s photo book “LOVE” now available for pre-order through Paradigm Publishing and a short film to promote the book documenting the last days of LOVE Park and the destruction of the plaza.
About the book:
LOVE, follows the last generation of LOVE Park inhabitants, showing life as it was within this notorious urban plaza. Over a 3 year span, the images tell a story of a deep rooted community, existing in the shadow of a police state manipulated by a biased local city government. Ultimately becoming victim of urban revitalization, the park closed in February 2016 for a projected $16 million complete renovation. The diehard locals never leave, and continue to skate the plaza as it turns to rubble. In the end, LOVE is about loss.
About LOVE Park:
LOVE Park (1965-2016), also known as John F. Kennedy Plaza, was located in the center of Philadelphia. Architect Vincent Kling drafted the mid-century urban design, which was then implemented by city planner Edmund Bacon. Although it was not designed for skateboarding, the plaza was host to a wave of skateboarders who first discovered its granite expanses as early as the 1980s. It was raised to global renown in the late ’90s with a surge of media coverage. Today, LOVE Park is remembered as one of the foremost landmarks of street skateboarding.
Pre-Order the Book:
LOVE, Jonathan Rentschler
Paradigm Publishing:
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Film & Photography:
Jonathan Rentschler
@eurojon
Edited by:
Nick Wnorowski
@nickwnorowski
Artwork:
Zach Panebianco
Music: The Soft Moon – When It’s Over
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© 2017 Paradigm Publishing
This is my final film at Calarts. It’s about different ways of love. We all love people and are loved by others in various personal ways. Maybe we like it or maybe we don’t like it. But love is a whole thing, we are only pieces. It’s about suffering, growth and change. After embracing all, you’ll find it a beautiful peaceful thing.
Composer- Karen Tanaka
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