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O.N.O – an exploration of seminal black music videos and film that inspired Lunice, before he himself became a creator and uploaded his own videos back in 2008. Flash forward to 2017 and his debut album is out, Worldwide.

Director – Peter Marsden (LuckyMe)
Producer – Drew O’Neill
Executive Producer – Rik Green
Production Company – Pulse Films
Service Producer – Asmir Pervanic
Service Production Company – Pilaar
Line Producer – Stephanne Choquette
Production Assistant – Angus McMaster
Director of Photography – Christophe Dalpé
Focus Puller – Veronique Dagenais
Steadicam Op – Fred Chamber
Gaffer – Guillaune Pelletier
Production Designer – Mariane Vaillancourt
Styling – Kelly-Ann Panagokas
Make up Artist – Amal Afoussi
Assistant Choreography – Jordan Mae Antoinette & Jason Voltaire
Casting – Helene Rousse at Total Casting
Editor – Peter Marsden
Colourist – Tom Balkwill at Dirty Looks

Cast:
Starring Lunice Fermin Pierre II

Room 1
Dineiky Dazulma

Room 2
Bodi Kapita
Jerry Ishmael
Marcus Brathwaite-Henry
Jean Mary Dorsainvil
Owen Gooden
Jowin Mazile

Room 3
Jaynesis Saga
Malick Konde
Daniel Ossa
Brandon Horsford

Room 4
Vaina Cecile Crevecoeur

Room 5
Andrew Denis-Lynch

Room 6
Laury Gabitini
Marilyne Camille
Winnie Maz
Shakeem McGibbon

Special thanks to
Pilaar
MTL Studios
Cinepool
and of course, Apple Music

Autumn is one of the most beautiful times to visit Denali National Park. Shades of red, yellow, and green cover the mountain sides while bears, moose, and Dall’s sheep can be seen wandering across the landscape. And as the season starts to transition into winter, passing storms leave the highest mountain peaks with a light dusting of snow, while the northen lights can be seen dancing across the sky on clear nights. After spending just three days around Denali last September, I put this short film together showcasing the park’s impressive landscapes and weather patterns during this time of year. Please enjoy “Denali,” and let me know what you think!

Equipment:
Nikon D750
Nikon D800
Induro Tripods
DJI Phantom 4 Pro*

*All aerial footage was shot outside of Denali National Park.

Sound track by Tony Anderson and James Everingham
tonyandersonmusic.com
jameseveringham.com

Check out more of my work on my website and social media:
http://ift.tt/1roQEzZ
http://ift.tt/1roQGI3
www.taylorgray.photo

For inquiries, contact me at taylorgrayphoto@gmail.com

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
Morgan Freed
T.J. Petracca
Keith Rivers
Barbara Szabo

DIRECTOR:
Anderson Wright

CINEMATOGRAPHER:
Paul Theodoroff

EDITOR:
Matt Schaff

ASSISTANT EDITOR:
Alex Mullen

SOUND DESIGNER:
Bobb Barito

COLOR:
Company 3

COLORIST:
Kath Raisch

SEATTLE 2ND UNIT CAMERA OPERATOR:
Max Magerkurth

PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS:
Jasmine Thomas
Riceira Graham
Leo Pfeifer
Corbin Richardson
Dominique Yoder

STARRING:
Rocky
Dante
Brittany

SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Ricky Fernandez
Jason Medina
Cat Herine
Dayna Ghiraldi-Travers

Music video by MUTO performing Say Nothing. © 2017 Of Leisure

Directed & Produced by – Lexi Kiddo

Son – Henry Walter
Mother – Rose Knox-Peebles
Son – Danny Shooter
Son – Karl Knarr

DoP – Edward St Paul
1st AC – Edward Grant
Production Assistant – Charlie Silver
Production Assistant – Robert Monteith
Stylist – Matilda Oliver
SFX Make-Up – Rogue Creations SFX
VFX Artist – Alex Creed
VFX Artist – Antonios Defteraios
VFX Artist – Javier Martin
VFX Artist – Luca Campanella
Colourist – Caroline Morin @ CHEAT

Craving companionship, a woman leaves a voicemail late at night. Objects take on new meaning in a lush world of gendered icons.

Winner of the 2017 Sundance Ignite Fellowship
Best Experimental Film, National Film Festival for Talented Youth, 2017
Honorable Mention, Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival 2017

Official Selection:

LA Film Festival
New Orleans Film Festival
National Film Festival for Talented Youth
Citizen Jane Film Festival
Indie Memphis Film Festival
Vidlings and Tapeheads Film Festival

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Directed by Emily Ann Hoffman
Produced by Sean Weiner
Cinematography by Russell Peborde
Art, Animation and Performance by Emily Ann Hoffman
Special Thanks to the Jacob Burns Film Center

In this pilot film, we follow Master carver and indigenous Alaskan artist Wayne Price as he creates fine art in the traditional style of the Tlingit people. Wayne’s artistic creations cover a broad range of design and artifacts, including totem poles, dugout canoes, masks, paddles, clan hats and jewelry. Wayne works with local youth to pass on the craft and culture of the Tlingit people. Wayne takes us on a journey as he builds an adze, a traditional Tlingit wood-carving tool used by his ancestors for thousands of years.

The Local is a Royal Caribbean original series, celebrating people from around the world, their unique passions and their culture.
For the premiere season, we highlight three locals from Alaska: Wayne Price, Mary Smith and Dan Oberlatz.

See more of Wayne’s work here: http://ift.tt/1yhWlPp

Director – Jacob Rosenberg
Director of Photography – Logan Triplett
Editor – Jeremy Huff
Composer – Steffen Thum
Colorist – Kristopher Smale
Sound Mixer – Jeremy Blake
Aerial Director of Photography/Drone Operator: John Sweeney
Agency Creative Directors: Danny Streadbeck & McKay Hathaway
Producer – Alex Orlovsky
Agency Producer – Kristin Childers
Executive Producer – Ryan Slavin
Music Producer – Queenie Li
Assistant Editor – Yonah Nimmer
First AC – Adam Kirschhoffer
Alaska Production Coordinator – Meg Halsey
Production Company – The Reserve
Ad Agency – Mullen Lowe
Client – Royal Caribbean

Special Thanks – Lorne Balfe, 14th Street Music, Margarita Mix

No one did a background check?

No one said the artist’s creative life would be easy.

Host and Creator – Simon Cade

Graded with FilmConvert – 10% off: http://ift.tt/1KD3MDL
(I earn a commission from purchases ^^)

WEBSITE: http://dslrguide.tv
TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/dslrguidance
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CONTACT: simon@dslrguide.tv

A young girl’s contemplation of her budding sexuality takes us on a dark psychological journey about love, sex, and manipulation.

starring Emma Doxiadi, Stephen Jean & Andrius Morrison
written by Tomas Vengris & Emma Doxiadi
produced by Tomas Vengris & Emma Doxiadi, and Christos V. Konstantakopoulos of Faliro House

In 2010, an obsessed gamer designed the perfect game of Sim City. Achieved through a repeating pattern of clustered high rises, “Magnasanti” exposes the hellish consequences of top-down civic design. In his new documentary, John Wilson explores how New York City is creeping closer and closer to realizing this fictional metropolis.

Official selection of the New York Film Festival 2017

Made possible with a generous grant from Rooftop Films