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“Behind the Schoolbag” is a story about self-salvation. Having suffered from a miserable childhood, Shaun couldn’t help but question his own value. Human relationship has always been Shaun’s barrier, sometimes, he wishes he could stay alone, but in reality, Shaun has to re-enter the society. Staying in his own comfort zone, Shaun can do nothing but lock up his heart and distant himself from others.
All the stress and pressure in modern life is driving people insane. We have to learn how to sooth our own emotions so as to survive. We can do nothing but meditate and reflect upon ourselves. We can observe the truth and the essence wisely and feel the presence of now and start living.

Concept & Animation Design : Intoxic Studio
Director / Script Writer / Art Director: Nic Ho Chun Yu
Producer: Ivana Lai Yan In
Lead Animator : Cheryl Chung + Andy Ng
Animator : Ivy Sin + Nell Keung + Beth Tang + Leo Kwok + Yvonne Leung,+ Jun Ho
Music Composer / Musician/ Vocal : Chan Yat Yin
Music Mixing : Angry Fuxking Studio
Sound Effect : iZone Sound Ltd.

2016 | Official Selection in Annecy International Animation Film Festival
2016 | Official Selection in Cartoons on the Bay Pulcinella Awards 2016
2016 | Gold Award in The 21st ifva Awards Animation Category
2016 | Grand Award & Gold Animation Award in 9th HKMFF
2016 | Official Selection in Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival
2015 | Silver Award & Audience Choice Award in 17th TBS DIGICON6 ASIA (Hong Kong Region)
2015 | Official Selection in Taichung International Animation Festival

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In 2015, the state of Alabama closed 31 DMVs across the state. Many of these closures occurred in the Black Belt, a predominantly African-American region, directly impacting voter enfranchisement in a state that requires photo IDs at the polls.

Directed by Margaret Brown

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One man’s sexual escapade at the Jane Hotel challenges notions of love, monogamy, fate, and our ability to make decisions in general.

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Director – Trevor Williams
Writer – Trevor Williams
Cast – Nate Dern, Verónica Osorio, Kate Riley, Bridey Elliott, Siobhan Thompson
Director of Photography – Paul Rondeau
Editor- Trevor Williams
Special Effects – Ed Mundy
Producer- Matthew Hobby, Ed Mundy, Trevor Williams
Also featuring: David Bluvband, Alan Corey, Jessica Klein, Kati Keyes, Geoffrey Williams
Art Director – Margot Perry
Sound – Heather Fink
Sound Mixer: Owen Shearer
Music Supervisor: Courtney Love
Gaffer- Alex Nelson
Grip – Eric Zeender, Russell Reneau
Assistant Directors – Matthew Hobby, Alexandra Keyes, Ed Mundy
Production Assistant – Rob Miller, Dorothy Nguyen, Alex Budman
Makeup Artist: Emila Adamkiewicz
Assistant Camera: Stefan Christopher
Colorist: Brendan Colthurst
Associate Producer: Mack Williams

Executive Producers:
Martha Anderson
Chris LaFountain
Ed Mundy
Trevor Williams

Special Thanks –
Preiscila DeJesus
Sony Christopher
The Washington Square Hotel
Silent Disco UK
UCB Comedy

Additional Credits Here:
Music
“The Four Seasons”
composed by Antonio Vivaldi
performed by John Harrison with the Wichita State University Chamber Players
courtesy of Free Music ARchive
licensed under Creative Commons

“SUITE NO.3: AIR”
composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
performed by Steve Woodzell

‚Come Home‘
written by Inne Eysermans
published by Confidence SC
perormed by Amataorksi

‚Play Your Part Pt. 1‘
written and performed by Girl Talk

‚Dance‘
composed and peformed by Mari Takagi

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„This Is She“ is the story of a woman who plays a game with a mysterious spot on the walls of her new apartment. The film explores how the intimate experience of coping with loss and loneliness can help us know ourselves better.

Directed by Tarik Karam, cinematography by Daniel Sharnoff, produced by Benjamin Fuqua and Grace Rex, screenplay by Grace Rex, art direction by Jiyeon Song, edited by Mengfan Wu, sound mix by Lee Salevan, and an original score by Mike Adams

Lower East Side Film Festival, 2015
Art of Brooklyn Film Festival, 2015
Online premiere and review on Nobudge.com – http://ift.tt/1SMYWO4

Joe Riis has the job that every child in the world dreams of: He is a celebrated National Geographic wildlife photographer. He spends his life embarking on adventures to the wildest places on Earth, often for months on end, to observe and photograph animals for National Geographic Magazine. He seemingly has the picture perfect life. Or does he?

This film tells a more personal story of an oft idolized character to remind that even those who have achieved it all still face many of the struggles that everyone else does. It also celebrates how a man’s love for the wilderness has helped to further curiosity, respect and protection for the natural world around us.

A Muslim American teenager struggles to reconcile desire with family obligations. Hala is a proof-of-concept for a feature-length film that explores coming-of-age as a Muslim American.

From Yasmeen Gharnit’s review of Hala on NYLON.com:

„The new short film, written and directed by Minhal Baig, follows a 16-year-old Muslim teenager Hala (Tess Granfield) as she attempts to explore her sexuality and identity while growing up in a conservative, religious household. The film starkly opens as we see Hala masturbate, only to be interrupted by her mother asking why she missed suhoor, a pre-dawn meal eaten while fasting during Ramadan. Then, while skateboarding at a park, she meets Jesse (Jasper Newman), and the two share an immediate connection. While she embarks on a relationship with him, she sees her parents’ relationship disintegrate as they argue about religious guidelines and the way they raise Hala. Eventually, it becomes impossible for Hala to exist between her two separate “lives.” In 14 minutes, the film somehow captures more than the aforementioned feature films do in their entirety.“

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FEATURING
Tess Granfield
Nina Nayebi
Alfred Adelpour
Jasper Newman

WRITER/DIRECTOR
Minhal Baig

PRODUCERS
Sara Nassim
Constanza Castro

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
William R. Carter
Arsalan D. Asli
Jonathan Daniel Brown
Corry Addison

CINEMATOGRAPHER
Benjamin Dell
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PRODUCTION DESIGNER
Sara Higley

EDITOR
Salvador Pérez García
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We live in times of seemingly unending progress – and yet somehow things still always go wrong: trains are late, broadband speeds suck and the promotion always goes to the wrong person. Well, it turns out there’s an explanation for all this – and progress itself is the problem. Meet The Peter Principle.

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STORY DESIGN AND NARRATION
Adam Westbrook
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WITH HELP FROM
Caroline Vanier
Guy Gunaratne
Cody Delistraty

PATREON BETATESTERS
Matteo Rovatti
Dale Nichols
Michael Pilosov
Julianne McCartney
Ruo Jia
Joel D Canfield
Robert Moran
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Ashima Thomas
Jeremy Sherlick

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FOOTAGE
Prelinger Archives
Archive.org
VideoHive
Pond5
NASA

Featuring footage by
Bay Area Media Masters
Released under a Creative Commons Licence on vimeo.com
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MUSIC
Audiojungle

Featuring “Cathedral” by Chenard Walcker
Released under a Creative Commons Licence via Freemusic Archive
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DIRECTED AND EDITED BY
Adam Westbrook

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A prayer for the New York Knicks.
Official Selection, 2016 Tribeca Film Festival

Starring John Leguizamo & Adam Mucci
Written & Directed by Conor Byrne
Produced by Tyler Byrne
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Contact: icepops@brudderfilms.com

Director of Photography: Adam Newport-Berra
Production Designer: Mark Newell
Editor: Craig Deardorff
Composer: Ted Feldman
Executive Producer: Kevin Byrne
Co-Executive Producer: David Laub

This film was shot during a 5 day trip to Tokyo in January 2016.

It was my first time visiting Japan, a place I had always wanted to see. With a population of 35 million, Tokyo is the largest metropolitan area in the world. Due to this, I soon realised how lively and energetic this city really is.

I decided to take my camera and explore this fascinating city so rich in culture, tradition and innovation.

Equipment and Software used:

Canon 5D Mark III
Tamron 24-70 F/2.8 Di VC
Samyang 14mm T3.1
Edelkrone Slider & Action Module
Adobe After Effects
Twixtor
Lightroom
LR Timelapse

Music: Bonobo – Sapphire