Oct
24
Candy from the auto ice maker!
Posted in: Animation
Get delicious frozen candy instead of ice!
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Oct
24
As the official airline of Middle-earth, Air New Zealand has gone all out to celebrate the third and final film in The Hobbit Trilogy – The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. Starring Elijah Wood and Sir Peter Jackson; we’re thrilled to unveil The Most Epic Safety Video Ever Made.
Special cameos by Sylvester McCoy, Dean O’Gorman and Weta Workshop co-founder Sir Richard Taylor. Directed by Taika Waititi. Enjoy!
Oct
24
The Shadow Campaign // Sanctuary
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Heavy sun and low snow has left Valle Nevado ski area reduced to bare rock, a lost season. Lifts shut down and skiers flee towards Santiago in droves. Hot tubs and pisco prevail for the DPS crew. But one morning they awake to find condors filling the sky–scavenging to prepare for an oncoming storm. While the resort hunkers down and weathers the whiteout, they disappear into clouds that boil with a meter of snow. The desert becomes an ethereal sanctuary, dissolving into the sky. The Shadow Campaign: 4 Short Films, Coming Fall 2014. Valle Nevado – Mt. Baker – Refugio Frey – Baldface. Check out the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/108720337 Presented by DPS Cinematic, in association with Outdoor Research and Gore-Tex: dpsskis.com/cinematic outdoorresearch.com goretex.com/shadow Featuring: Piers Solomon, Olof Larsson, Zack Giffin, and Santiago Guzman. Directed and edited by Ben Sturgulewski // Sturgefilm sturgefilm.com Shot by Ben Sturgulewski and Dan Pizza Music by Washed Out Sound Mix by Leonardo Barragan
Oct
24
The Shadow Campaign // Trailer
Posted in: Animation
The Shadow Campaign: 4 Short Films, Coming Fall 2014. Valle Nevado – Mt. Baker – Refugio Frey – Baldface. Presented by DPS Cinematic, in association with Outdoor Research and Gore-Tex: dpsskis.com/cinematic outdoorresearch.com goretex.com/shadow Featuring: Piers Solomon, Olof Larsson, Zack Giffin, and Santiago Guzman. Directed by Ben Sturgulewski // Sturgefilm sturgefilm.com Music by Youth Lagoon Sound Mix by Justin Harris
Oct
24
Ep. 21: THE VALUE OF WORK | Steve James
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Why is minimum wage important? In 2013, Seattle became ground zero for the heated national debate about increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour. THE VALUE OF WORK gives voice to supporters and the opponents, including the mayor, an activist city councilwoman, small business owners, and minimum-wage workers affected by the unprecedented legislation. Discover more at www.wetheeconomy.com Directed by Steve James Producer: Elizabeth Stanton Director of Photography: Dana Kupper Editor: John Farbrother Music: Joshua Abrams
Oct
24
FLESH COMPUTER
Posted in: Animation
When his cybernetic pet project is put in jeopardy, the handyman of a decaying apartment building is forced to take a stand, blurring the lines between human and machine. FLESH COMPUTER, a short film from writer/director Ethan Shaftel, explores the nature of consciousness by jumping between the perspectives of an eclectic group of characters including a young girl, a vicious bully, and a tiny housefly. Noted philosopher David Chalmers appears in the film and raises some fundamental questions on consciousness in counterpoint to the action. Also starring Rob Kerkovich (NCIS: New Orleans), Anthony Guerino, and introducing Elle Gabriel. More info at www.FleshComputer.com For inquiries, please contact: Evan J. Cholfin, Manager Stories International (310) 596-8045 evan dot cholfin at stories-llc dot com
Oct
24
MAKING OF – The Missing Scarf
Posted in: Animation
Some behind the scenes on how The Missing Scarf was made. Watch the completed film here – https://vimeo.com/107395294 Music by Wizwars – http://www.myspace.com/wizwars → http://themissingscarf.com/ → twitter.com/eoinduffy → fb.me/eoinduffyanimation
Oct
24
Interactive Installation "Chameleon“
Posted in: Animation
With Sehsucht’s interactive installation “Chameleon“ the audience can modulate the characters and dive into a world between reality and virtuality. With the movement of hands and body the characters are brought to life and are given their own individual look and behaviour. “Chameleon” explores another perspective of distortion and creates a unique piece of art. There are no limits to the viewer’s creativity. Premiering at the Pictoplasma Conference 2014, “Chameleon“ adresses alienation and identity. It also raises the question of self-awareness and introspection in a world of post-privacy. C r e d i t s Concept: Mate Steinforth Development: Tom Kombüchen, undev.de Sound Design: David Kamp, studiokamp.com
Oct
24
Early television: a 1949 clip of Mary Small singing two songs, including the infamous “Tenement Symphony”. The lighting is pretty bad at times…keep in mind that “network TV” was only 3 years old at the time. I expect network radio had just as many problems when it was 3 years old.
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