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THE STROKES – THREAT OF JOY by Warren Fu


Director: Warren Fu
Production Company: Partizan
Artist: The Strokes
Label: Cult Records
Director of Photography: Byron Werner
Executive Producer: Haley Moffett
Producers: Jona Ward & Peter Williams
Production Designer: Maxwell Orgell
Editor: Warren Fu
Sound Design & Scoring: Peter Lauridsen
Styling: Marjan Malakpour and Marnika Weiss
Choreographer: Achinta S. McDaniel
Casting: Michelle Gabriel for Burbank Casting
Colorist: Warren Fu

For Place and For Animals by The Perennial Plate


The first film from Season 4 of The Perennial Plate, where Keri Brant, a former Vegetarian and Gender studies professor shares the truths and misconceptions of eating animals after marrying into a Colorado Ranching Family.

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Created in Partnership with the Colorado Tourism Office Heritage and Agritourism Program
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More Is More by Harmonium Films & Music


Director & DP: Alexis Boling
Featuring: Rolly Robinson
Producer: Maura McNamara

Website: http://www.harmonium.tv
Huck Magazine: http://bit.ly/lessons-on-escapism
Instagram: @harmoniumfilms + @rollyrobinson

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Including music from Black Coast Feat. M Maggie and Lucian, ‚TRNDSTTR (Lucian Remix)‘ and from Andrew Bayer, ‘Need Your Love’, ‘Let’s Hear That B Section Again’ and ‘We Will Return’ http://ift.tt/Yb3jQl
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Ten Days: A Modern Success Story by Ryan Booth


In the fall of 2015, while mindlessly thumbing through my Instagram feed, I stumbled across three images Michael Stevenson posted to his account. It was three white boxes, with the caption, „STARTING. FROM. SCRATCH.“

I was intrigued, and after meeting up to chat about what prompted those posts, we embarked on a journey of trying to both understand and maybe even capture the moment. What follows is a film that has continued to morph and grow as realities changed before our very eyes. The film we set out to make is very different than the film you see here.

I’m incredibly grateful to Mike, for allowing me to poke around a very personal and meaningful moment in his life, and for his unflinching honesty about something we don’t usually talk about in terms other than heroic.

Also – thanks to Jared Hogan, whose „Films About Numbers“ project was the intended point of distribution. But the story had other plans and timelines.

CREDITS:

Directed / Shot by: Ryan Booth
Production Sound: Brian Albritton
1st AC: Brooks Cruzen
Camera provided by: FilmLab Creative
Edited by: Ryan Booth (with some efforts by Lucas Harger)
Sound Design / Mix by: Steve Horne
Kickstarter Video and Photographs by: Tim Daniels

Special Thanks:

Michael Stevenson
Joshua Anderson
Tyler Swanner
Jared Hogan
Christian Schulz
Joey Mathews
Aaron Tharpe
Darius Trainer
Jon Marzolla

For The Sky by Rupert Walker


Not many people have heard of Daniel Fleury. He isn’t really part of a riding scene and he doesn’t seem overly concerned with upping his Instagram rep. If you expected his feed to be a run of extreme bike shots, you’d be surprised to find a view on the world based on natural beauty with a series of images that present a creative view on everyday things like foliage, ocean and…sky.

Daniel grew up in circumstances more likely to guide him into team sports than inspire an endeavor in bikes, but something drew him into the woods where he spent the better part of two years hand building a massive cluster of jumps known as ‘Laguna’. A line with features that reach for the tree tops and a coastal view that delivers breathtaking sunsets daily.

Rider: Daniel Fleury

Directed by: Rupert Walker

Photography: Toby Cowley, Daniel Fleury, & Tyler Olson

Words by: Ian Ritz

Supported by: Chromag Bikes

Music: Generdyn – Song For Stone (Licensing through The Music Bed)

Steven Wilson – Routine (Hand. Cannot. Erase.) by Kscope


The new album from Steven Wilson “4 ½” is OUT NOW, so titled because it forms an interim release between Steven’s recently released fourth album Hand. Cannot. Erase. and the next studio album.

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Steven Wilson has launched the stunning animated video for ‘Routine’. The hugely emotive track featuring a beautiful guest vocal performance by Ninet Tayeb is taken from his latest album Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Steven Wilson “Amongst the hundreds of songs I have written over the years Routine has a very special place. It’s a deeply sad story of loss and denial, but at its conclusion the clouds lift and there is acceptance at least. Having worked with her on 3 previous videos, I knew as soon as I wrote it that it was perfect for Jess to do something amazing with. Even then nothing prepared me for the organic beauty and power of the film she made, a painstaking labour of love that took her months to produce. When we play the song live I look out into the audience and see people swept away with emotion at the combination of music and animation. To find poetry and beauty in sadness is a wonderful thing I think.”

Director Jess Cope of Owlhouse Studios (http://ift.tt/1q7QTZL) talks about working with Steven Wilson and the creation of the ‘Routine’ video “Routine is the forth film that Owl House Studio has made in collaboration with Steven Wilson and the biggest one yet. The story centres on a woman dealing with the tragic loss of her family and the routine she creates for herself to try and cope. The themes in Steven’s music are often quite morbid and macabre and when we heard Routine for the first time, Tom Kaye (Writer/Producer) and I knew the story had to be really strong, to do justice to the music.

Working with Steven is always a fantastic experience for us creatively. In the early stages, Steven often has a strong concept in mind for a song or album, but allows us the creative freedom to add our own style and ideas to it.

Our use of traditional animation and the painstaking efforts of the whole Owl House Studios team, have resulted in a film with a level of beauty and detail not previously achieved by the studio – at the same time it is simple enough that the music always drives the story.

We’re so pleased with the look of the puppet and sets, and especially the level of detail Alison Cross (Art Director/Prop Maker) managed to get into the props. This project also saw us working with Adam Oehlers (Concept Artist) for the first time and he was able to capture the tone from our script so perfectly. Working with such a diverse team and amazingly talented animators, we were able to bring this woman’s world to life.

I’m proud of all the films we’ve made with Steven Wilson, but I’m especially fond of ‘Routine’. The response we’ve received has been phenomenal. It’s incredibly humbling to see that something we’ve helped create has touched so many people and reduced a good number of them to tears… It’s an extraordinary and ironic satisfaction!

Hand. Cannot. Erase. the fourth solo album from the four-time Grammy nominee, multi-instrumentalist and producer has received universal praise from the media and fans alike rewarding Steven Wilson his highest chart positions worldwide including UK #13 ,Germany # 3, Netherlands #2, USA – #39 Billboard Top 200, Canada #24 & Finland #4 national album charts. Steven Wilson was, recently, awarded an unprecedented 3 PROG Magazine Awards for Hand. Cannot. Erase. including Best Album, Commercial Breakthrough, and Boxset Design alongside a nomination for Classic Rock Magazine’s Album Of The Year.

With sold out shows around the world including his 2 recent performances at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall Steven Wilson will be continuing to tour Hand. Cannot. Erase. starting in Germany on January 12th, the 2016 European tour takes Steven to Belgium, Holland, UK, France, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Hungary, Italy and Greece. Check http://ift.tt/V6cIvt for dates

September by Met Film Production


Caught in an in-between world of flyovers, grass verges and dead-ends, where the motorway hum serves as a constant reminder of the speed of other lives, Marvin is not going anywhere. Into this forgotten corner of English countryside and motorway services arrives an extraordinary adolescent, changing his world forever.
SEPTEMBER directed by Esther May Campbell won the BAFTA for Short Film in 2009.

„Support great British film. Bring LIGHT YEARS to a cinema near you.“

Light Years is Esther’s first feature film and Third Films are currently running a crowdfunding campaign to aid the distribution and get the film in as many cinemas as possible in the UK, in the autumn. The plan is to release the film on DVD and VOD at a later date. Check out the crowdfunder page below to view the trailer and see the rewards that are on offer!

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lightyearsfilm.co.uk
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