A celebration of travel photographed over a period 6 years all over the world, entirely on an iPhone.
Written & Directed by: Christian Sorensen Hansen
Music by: Peter Broderick
Thank you to all of the amazing, beautiful people who made cameos in this film and in my life. I feel so lucky to have shared (and shredded!) this time with you.
Mom tells me a story while she hems my pants on her Bernina sewing machine. A self-proclaimed imperfectionist, Mom doesn’t measure fabric or read instructions. After 50 years of sewing, you don’t need to follow anyone’s rules. Through a collage of old family photos, buttons and string, I give texture to Mom’s memories of making clothes on Grandma’s Singer sewing machine.
Direction, animation, and design by Harriet Lenneman. Created at VCUarts, 2015.
Screenings:
Concordia Film Festival // Montreal, Quebec // May 2016
Young Visionaries Film Festival // Baltimore, MD // April 2016
Kinematifest 9 // St. Louis, MO // April 2016
RiverRun International Film Festival // Winston-Salem, NC // April 2016
Animation Nights New York // New York, NY // January 2016
The Vision Feast // Auckland, NZ // Dec 2015
Vinalia XXII // Guardia Sanframondi, Italy // July 2015
Art All Night – Trenton Film Festival // Trenton, NJ // June 2015
PUSH Film Festival // Virginia // June 2015
A drunken night out at a nightclub.
Director: Machete Bang Bang
Cinematography & Color: Rick Darge
Concept: Machete, Toogiesauras, Smac
Head Choreography: Toogiesauras
Dancers: Smac, Toogiesauras, Machete
Editor: Machete
Special thanks to Brandon Hawkins
Music: Plekete by Zap Mama & Work It by Missy Elliott
Ambiance western et terre battue dans ce film très illustré en animation 2D traditionnelle et compositing After effects, et bande son sur mesure.
Western and clay court ambiance in this film illustrated in 2D traditional animation and after effects compositing, with a custom-made soundtrack.
Art direction / Illustration: Charles Monnier
Animation: Pierre Grillère, Benjamin Trancart, Joffrey Escudier
Sound Design: Jim Guyot
Production: 2Factory / Emmanuel Foissotte
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2 FACTORY Motion design
4 Rue de jarente 75004 PARIS
Tel: 01 83 64 14 34
Web: www.2factory.com
Written & Directed by Jean-Paul Frenay (http://www.frenayjp.be)
Production : Bang Bang Club
Executive Producer : Geoffroy Rouffiange
Director of Photography : François Starr
Editor : Jean-Paul Frenay
VFX : Prodigious CGI
Cast :
Gustaaf Smans
Denis Carpentier
Christel Pedrinelli
Thomas Demarez
Walter Zimmermann
Leslie Attar
Samuel Seynave
Olivier Francart
Florence Gilles
Mathias Ambrozy
Helena Coppejans
Phantom Operator : Léo Lefèvre
First Camera Assistant : Juan Sepulcre
First Assistant Camera (only for promo) : Ryszard Ka
Second Camera Assistant : Guillaume Cry
Camera Assistant : Virgil Leclerq
Production Manager : Luc Dechamps
Production Assistant : Charly Calicis, Mariola Heslop, Jonas Bukowsky
First Assistant Director : David Oeyen
Art Director : Jean-Paul Frenay
Set Builders : Stéphane De Broyer, Béatrice Arteaga, Maxime Houpe, Abdes,
Stéphane Dekie, Joyce Gomez, Samuel Charbonnot, Geoffroy Rouffiange,
Jean-Paul Frenay, Luc Dechamps, François Starr
Props : Tom Darmstaedter
Casting Director : Charly Calicis
Make Up : Aurélie Elich
Gaffer : Abdel Mouhssin
Spark : George Bulterys, Marco Vieira, Denis Liégeois, Edouard Chandelle
Key Grip : Xavier Servais, Brendan Senden
Key Grip (only for promo) : Julien Chassaignon
Grip : Richard Desmarlières
Grip Assistant : Charles Jacquier, Quentin Govaerts, Edouard Chandelle
Grading : Jean-Paul Frenay
CGI Producer : Laurent Sequaris
Producer assistant : Alexandre Rubin
VFX Producer : Matthieu Royer, Noucha Shahbazi
VFX Producer Assistant : Audrey Lagnous
Post Production Manager : Kwet Dupic
Technical Director : Laurent Martin
Modeling : Kadeg Boucher
Concept Artist : David Brochard
Motion Designer : Bright Photon, Jean-Paul Frenay
Tracking : Tim Mendler
Setup/Animation : Gwenhael Glon
Animation : Jean-Claude Charles, Fabrice Lacroix
Shading : Franck Julia, Jérémie Abrial,
Lead Compositor : Jérôme Lionard
Compositing : Fabrice Lacroix, Jérémie Abrial, François Vico, Laetitia Nicolas,
Mathieu Legros, Estelle Chiron, Guillaume Gaussuron, Diego Palacios, Jean-Paul Frenay
Renders : Franck Julia
A Bang Bang Club Production ©2015
Music video by Son Lux performing Cage of Bones. (C) 2015 Glassnote Entertainment Group LLC
Short-cutting time and space takes some convenient stretching.
http://doorcuts.com
CREW:
Director / Editor / VFX – Zak Tatham
Star / Jogger – Jesi the Younger
Grip & Art Director – Aaron Manczyk
Camera / DOP – Zak Tatham + Efehan Elbi + Aaron Manczyk + Andrew Gavel
Additional VFX – Efehan Elbi
Composer – Man Made Hill
Makeup – Gina Pulai + Frincess
Door Carpenter – Zoe Solomon
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Based off conversations William Least Heat-Moon had on the road in his book ‚Blue Highways: A Journey into America.‘ This film represents my journey of lonely miles through small towns and empty highways.
In late 2015 I went on a 5,000mile road trip through the bottom half of the US from California to Louisiana and back. Driving through back-road highways, much like the Least Heat-Moon, I avoided the Interstate Highways as much as I could. It is off these Interstate highways where you can still find remnants of America as it used to be, maybe back when the author drove through it in the late 70’s. Over the course of my journey whilst reading ‚Blue Highways‘ I found my experiences on the road mirrored that of the author and though it was written in 1978, still held true to my journey in 2015.
Director/Editor: Dan Sadgrove
Music: Hanan Townshend
Narration: Ólafur Darri Ólafsson
Sound: Morgan Johnson at Barking Owl Sound
Color: Kath Raisch at Company 3
Music: Transpose by Super Magic Hats (Rob Masterton)
Concept, animation and direction: Tessa Chong
Illustration and additional animation: Lee Hodson
In a government building in Nanzhao, the Zhang children’s father awaits his fate. He accidentally killed a child and will probably be executed. The Chinese state makes no provision for prisoners’ children. The Sun Village orphanage takes in sisters Wei and Yan and their brother Won, but without their father they cannot verify their legal status. Will the children ever be able to study and work?