Schlagwort: Vimeo

James is about a boy growing up with a disability and the world he creates around it to heal his fractured family and face his tormentors at school.

VFX Breakdown: http://ift.tt/25f5Del

More details on the entire post production here; complete with inane references and other potentially fun tidbits:
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Full cast and crew:
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Shot in July 2012, with VFX completed over 2+ years on mornings, nights, weekends and maybe some „down time“ at work. Many thanks to a talented pool of friends for their thoughtful input and hard work and an array of tutorials and constant inspiration on Vimeo.

Thank you for watching!

CHAUD LAPIN – Graduation Film from Supinfocom Arles.

Directed by :
Géraldine Gaston : geraldinegaston.blogspot.com
Alexis Magaud : horoux.blogspot.fr
Flora Andrivon: florandrivon.blogspot.fr
Maël Berreur : http://ift.tt/1qzbbR8
Soline Bejuy: bejuysoline.blogspot.fr

© Supinfocom Arles 2014 – Autour de Minuit

Directed by Anthony Pham
Produced by Alex Feig and Christian Lum
1st AD – Jesse Hayes
Cinematography by Brandon Kapelow
1st AC – Jared Wennberg
2nd AC – Loie Templeton
Production Assistants – Nathan Shoop and TJ Lasure
Sound Design by Jackie Zhou
Visual Effects by Patrick Kujawski
Wardrobe by Cassidy Cooper
Choreography by Michelle Guererro
Color by Anthony Hammily
Production Company – Whitelist Collective

Starring:
Spencer Fraye
Garrett Fraye
Meghan Kolarik
Mitchell Fraye
Jeremy Lujan
Karina Evans
Jason Clark
Dylan Roberts

Listen to Private Island:
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Three childhood friends set out for the far western corner of Mongolia to combine
mountain biking and packrafting in a self-supported adventure into the unknown. Never
having attempted a mountain bike to packraft link-up, they decided it was a great idea to
travel to one of the most remote and sparsely populated places in the world to try it out.

The goal was to traverse the Mongolian Altai, a remote range of high glaciated peaks
with silt-laden rivers draining from their heights. The only inhabitants of the region are
Kazakh nomads, the last people on earth who continue the tradition of hunting with
golden eagles. Ancient standing stones carved over the millennia stand guard over the
landscape.

Twelve days in the wilderness, riding over high passes loaded with gear, surviving
raging whitewater, drinking fermented mare’s milk, and battling the elements, this was
not an adventure these young lads would soon forget.

A Film By: Joey Schusler
Featuring: Mason Lacy, Sam Seward, & Joey Schusler
Editor: Joey Schusler & Thomas Woodson
Motion Design & VFX: Paul Harrison (Shotgun Infinity)
Art Direction: Drew Pautler (Good Fortune Collective)
Post Production Sound: Keith White (Keith White Audio)
Expedition Logistics: Mason Lacy, Sam Seward, & Canat Chiryazdan
Supported by: Yeti Cycles, Smith Optics, Outdoor Research, ENVE Composites,
SRAM, RockShox, Skratch Labs, Big Agnes, Revelate Designs
Media Partners: Bike Magazine, 5 Point Film Festival
Run Time: 5 mins
Date of Completion: April 2016
Language: English

„because women should protect their beautiful faces“

Starring: Namibia Flores Rodriguez
Director: Maceo Frost
Director of Photography: Lionel Cabrera
Executive Producer: Jesper Pålsson
Production Company: Made by Forest
Producer: Filip Kiisk
Line Producer: Viktor Rising
Additional footage: Maceo Frost
Editor: Andreas Arvidsson
Color: Oskar Larsson, Chimney & Maceo Frost
Translations: Mia P. Salazar
Sound Design: Jorge Olivares
Music: Spectrum Trio – Ogun
Service Production Company: Cubana Production
Special Thanks to: Steve Angello and Alfredo & Leo Sanchez

A commentary on modern romance and the dynamics of having casual sex with someone you don’t love – focusing on the feeling of not being able to voice specific desires because of the lack of intimacy since the ultimate goal of the relationship is sex, not emotional support or any sort of connection. The refrainment from asking for more because of the fear of coming off as too attached, and creating a relationship that is more than what was unspokenly “agreed” upon

…But still having the desire to have affection and attention that is not limited to just sexual stimulation, and craving a connection that is not as emotionally removed as sex is in this context, while trying to not let any emotional investment be involved.

A beautiful landscape and experimental visuals create the world of „Eagle Eye“ which represents our dichotomous world, the outside “real“ world and the world inside the mind.

Premiered on Afropunk (http://bit.ly/1qpmewd)

Production Company: dreambear (www.dreambear.org)
Director: Rafatoon
Producer: Evan Brown
Cinematographers (Colombia): Sebas Teherán / Rudy Black Mosquera
Cameraman (New York): David Joshua Ford
3D/Tracking: Andres García
Editor/Colorist/Motion: Rafatoon
Stylist: Clau Rojas
Make Up Artist: George Romero
Production Assistant: Rudy Black Mosquera
Model: Yilian Hinestroza
Special Thank You: Miguel Angel Puerto Sanchez / Andrés Puerto Sanchez

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Harvesting Liberty is a short film that documents visionaries Michael Lewis (of Growing Warriors) and Rebecca Burgess (of Fibershed) as they collaborate to reintroduce industrial hemp to the American landscape.

Growing Warriors is a Kentucky-based farming program designed to train, assist, and equip military veterans with the skills, tools and supplies needed to grow organic produce for their families and communities. http://ift.tt/1NHuzXy

Fibershed develops regenerative textile systems that are based on carbon farming, regional manufacturing, and public education. http://ift.tt/1i1bKNk

Sign the petition to legalize industrial hemp: http://ift.tt/1NHu5k7. Industrial hemp is a crop that has the potential to lower the environmental impacts of textile production, empower small-scale farmers and create jobs in a wide variety of industries. Two non-profit groups, Fibershed and Growing Warriors, are working to reintroduce industrial hemp into Kentucky—and eventually U.S. agriculture. On July 4, 2016, a petition will be delivered urging Congress to pass the Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2015/2016 (S.134 and H.R. 525) legalizing the cultivation of industrial hemp in the United States. We invite you to learn more about industrial hemp and sign the petition here: http://ift.tt/1NHu5k7

Patagonia, through our membership in 1% For The Planet®, provides cash grants and in-kind services to thousands of community-based groups working to create positive change for the planet in their own backyards. http://ift.tt/1Mbq3OR

„Love is a War“ a film by Tyler T. Williams.

Singer-songwriter Rey Villalobos III portrays his grandfather, Rey Villalobos I, who served in WWII.

The video opens with the Villalobos‘ family portraits during the war.

For our grandfathers.

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How did the art auctions business become a multi-billion-dollar industry? The first film in a series about the art market explores this question, leading viewers through the complex history of auctions, with specific attention to the last 20 years. The film unpacks record-breaking sales, like last week’s epic Jean-Michel Basquiat painting Untitled (1982), hammering in at $51 million, and anomalies such as Ai Weiwei’s Kui Hua Zi (Sunflower Seeds) (2010), which pop up at auction in countless different quantities, making the connection between the auction price and market value of art. Interviews with auction-house specialists, financial analysts, and art-world influencers like Adam Lindemann, Xin Li, Sarah Thornton, Josh Baer, and Don Thompson add personal insight and shape the narrative.

Auctions launches a four-part documentary series, followed by Galleries, Patrons, and Art Fairs, released weekly through mid-June. Together, the four segments will tell a comprehensive story about the art market’s history and cultural influence, providing an approachable yet nuanced introduction to a extraordinary subject. Visit http://ift.tt/23X3hyi to watch all the films.

The series is produced in collaboration with UBS and directed by Oscar Boyson.

Director: Oscar Boyson
Editor: Nate DeYoung
Producer: Sean Barth
Produced By: Neighborhood Watch Films
Assistant Editor: Erin DeWitt
Sound: Colin Alexander
Music: Jay Wadley of Found Objects Music Production
Color: Irving Harvey