The strange and sordid tale of Eadweard Muybridge, the man who accidentally invented motion pictures. The film is told from the point of view of Muybridge’s abandoned son and viewed completely through a nineteenth century early cinema contraption called a mutoscope.
Written & Directed by: Drew Christie
Narrated by: Hugh Ross
Starring: Richard Evans
Music by: Spencer Thun
Sound by: Eli Moore
Photographed by: Drew Christie & Dane Herforth
A bilingual film in German and English, featuring the voices of the actor and comedian Tim Key and voiceover artist Detlef Bierstedt.
Awards: Future Shorts Festival 2015 – Audience Award, Spring Program
Festival Screenings: Sundance 2015, AFI Fest 2015, Aesthetica Film Festival 2015, Oberhausen 2014 (Premier Screening), 16th Fargo Film Festival, Greenhorn short Film Festival 2015, 31st International Short film Festival, Berlin 2015, Philadelphia Film Festival 2015, 15th New Hampshire Film Festival 2015, 10th Anim’est International Animation Film Festival, Bucharest 2015, MIFF Melbourne International Film Festival 2015, Montreal Stop Motion Film Festival. 2015
Full festival list at http://ift.tt/24Ok1xh
What determines how long we live? The surprising thing to us was that adjacent communities can have a 15 year-difference in life expectancy. Your preconditioned brains might attribute this to dramatic factors like drugs and violence (ours did). But the causes are actually more sinister: heart disease, obesity, and diabetes, all of which can be linked to Chronic Stress and stem directly from economic inequality. So we are all implicated… and we hope you learn as much from this 4-minute video as we did in the 15 years it took us to make it.
Thank you George Takei for lending us your voice!
Original Posting – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu7d0BMRt0o
Made For The California Endowment
Process Images http://ift.tt/1VQYdMo
Our Website Posting http://ift.tt/1VQYdMq
Sound Design BTS http://ift.tt/21Ww6vn
Cell Animation Passes http://ift.tt/1T4P6p3
KFlay asked me to Direct a music video for her song FML (Fuck My Life). Or goal was to capture a sense of duality with in ones self. The ways in which the very things that destroy us can also be amazing & fun. The video premiered on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim and Toonami blocks of programing on Saturday, May 30th to an audience of 1.4 Million viewers.
We follow our K through dream world where danger lives among the glitz and glamor. Our here must confront, and tame the evil that lurks inside herself. Who wins? Watch and find out.
EYES WIDE OPEN (2’30’‘)
These are just a few impressions of my trip in Bangladesh. (Dhaka-Gaibandha-Chittagong-Syhlet)
I went there to shoot a documentary for the NGO Friendship http://ift.tt/1QVHuQ0 who supports communities mainly in the shifting nothern river islands, known as „Chars“.
The documentary “Voice of Bangladesh“ will coming soon !
What can I say about my trip ?
In Bangladesh especially in the chars of Gaibandha, I rediscovered all the things I thought we had lost: the joy of life, the innocence, the simplicity, the human warmth, the authenticity, peace, space and freedom … or almost. It’s like I found back the human being.
How did I feel during my trip?
Sometimes I felt like Robinson Crusoe especially on the chars, sometimes like an adventurer, sometimes like a star making selfies with the local people, sometimes I felt like turning back in time, sometimes being on an other planet, sometimes being like in a dream, sometimes I was lost in translation and ….sometimes I missed my spaghettis.
To resume, Bangladesh is a wonderful country … I have never met such franc, kind and hospital people like the Bengalis.
And what great workers ! They made me often think of ants … I saw everywhere legs, hands and fingers of men, women, young and old … but also of kids … and that put some tears in my eyes.
Yes, I will never forget all these beautiful and intense moments and faces.
Now I am a rich man.
This is also my first experience with the Sony A7s2.
Entirely filmed handheld in 4K – exported in full hd.
I used mostly Sony lens 16-35mm f4 and sometimes sony 35 mm f2.8.
Presets Ciné 4. Miller Luts – Hyde Park
Music arranged by Rem Perry
Many thanks to Rem Perry (Composer, Producer and Arranger)
http://www.remperry.com
starring bebar
directed by LAURA WEAVER
produced by STANDARD FILMS
producer FRANÇOIS LARPIN
line producer MAXIMILIEN RIVOLET
dop AXEL COSNEFROY
editing FRED OLSZAK
set design JEAN MICHEL BERTIN
style JEANNE DEKONINK
casting EMMA SKOWRONEK assisted by BILL FABRE
1st ad FABRICE SAKOUN
My 3rd year film at CalArts, „Nightmare in the Morning“ is a music video about the way I feel in the morning.
It was an honor to work with the amazing talents who created the original song for it:
Song writer: Abby Lyons http://ift.tt/1rRBFin
Singer: Natalie Perez
Music production: Daniel Markovich http://ift.tt/1TslRv4
Sound design: Ron Cohen
This film would have been impossible to make without the support of the people of Gobelins, CalArts and from back home
The song from the film is available for downloading here:
http://ift.tt/1rRfLuZ
Check out the films of my friends here!
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Nikon gave us a D810 and asked us to make a film experimenting with the camera’s low light capabilities.
Using 4 Nikon flashes, a 20 meter track and 84 foam board animal frames, we created ‘Nightlife‘ – A sequence of looped unedited photographs using a combination of different flashes and exposures. The camera EXIF data on each shot shows the settings used.
Directed by Wriggles & Robins
Producer: Chanse Fyffe
Executive Producer: Tai Thittichai
Post Producer: Alannah Currie
2D Animation: The Line
Live Action Animation: Matt Cooper
Camera: Simon Lakos
Music Producer: Throwing Snow