A film by Peak Pictures. After finding himself in a wrecked taxi, Evan tries to figure out the pieces of the puzzle, while dealing with a dangerous threat, in a seemingly deserted city. https://www.facebook.com/isolatedfilm Produced by Ian Mery Directed by Tomas Vergara Written by Manuel Vergara and Tomas Vergara Music by Manuel Canepa Sound by Daniel Ferreira Co-Producer: Ivan Mery Starring Tomás Verdejo and Luis Gnecco Rep: Scott Glassgold / IAM Entertainment www.peakpictures.co www.isolatedfilm.com
Childish Gambino – Sober
Posted in: Animation
dir hiro murai prod jason colon ad kenny taylor dp kevin phillips prod design hannah hurney choreography ian eastwood stunt mindy kelley edit luke lynch vfx robert shobert color ricky gausis @ mpc exec prod danielle hinde @ doomsday ent copyright glassnote records 2014
From the BAFTA Award winning animation studio of The Brothers McLeod. Greg animated one second of animation every day for the 365 days of the year 2013. There was no storyline, script or storyboard. The ideas come from things read, seen or experienced on the day, with a little artistic license for good measure. You can purchase a digital copy here https://vimeo.com/83062918 Daily stills from the project are published here: facebook.com/365film More about The Brothers McLeod: bromc.co.uk
PUNKS AND POETS – MIKEY DETEMPLE
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Mikey DeTemple, professional surfer & filmmaker lives between the simple life in Montauk and the not so simple life in NYC. This is a glimpse into the simple part… Directed/Camera/Editor I Mark Choiniere Shot with I RED Epic-X Mysterium-X Glass I Canon 50mm 1.2 Canon 400mm Canon 350mm 1.4 Music Artist: Caspian Track1: “For Protection” Album Waking Season Artist: Caspian Track2: “Halls of Summer” Album: You Are The Conductor http://www.stance.com http://www.stance.com/punks-and-poets/mikey-detemple http://markchoiniere69.tumblr.com
Try a little Tenderness
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“Try a little Tenderness” by Ray Noble and his Orchestra, recorded circa 1932. This was the first recording made of this song and has otherwise not been uploaded to Youtube before.
Recording of the Lecture : 25 June 2014
Classic (?) cigarette commercials, some other ads, a computer ad I stole from someone else, and stills from a lost 1957 TV series. Fun!?
Johnnie Walker Next Step
Posted in: AnimationDiageo is marking the beginning of a new year with “Johnnie Walker Next Step”, a commercial marking the transition from 2014 to 2015. A young man (Oliver Walker) at a 2014 New Year’s Eve party starts walking to the right, the set rolling to his left. He walks down a street, through a menswear store, exits a plane, across a boardroom table, and finally arrives at a 2015 New Year’s Eve party. “The first step of a new year. We’ll all take one. But where will a step take you? How high could you climb? And how far? A step can be a difficult thing. It requires courage and spirit. But if you follow it, imagine the places you’ll go. The new year begins with the next step. How far will it take you? The accompanying text: “Here’s to 2015. How will you #KeepWalking in 2015?”
“Each scene was written to symbolize key moments we all hope to experience as we look forward to a new year,” said BBH copywriter Mikio Bradley. “All of us want to experience new cultures, travel, make career moves, take more risks.”
A behind the scenes film, released by Johnnie Walker, shows the 40-meter set used for the commercial, moving down an 80-meter track, with an 8-meter treadmill running through the middle of it.
Credits
The Johnny Walker Next Step for 2015 was developed at BBH, New York, by chief creative officer John Patroulis, group creative director Gerard Caputo, copywriter Mikio Bradley, art director Klara Lindberg, head of integrated production and technology Carey Head, head of content production Kate Morrison, senior content producer Abbie Noon, associate producer AJ Gutierrez, head of account management Armando Turco, account director Miles Burton, account manager Heather Livengood, strategy director Mark Aronson, head of business affairs Sean McGee and business affairs manager Shaunda Slade working with Diageo North America president Peter McDonough, marketing senior VP Alex R. Tomlin, Scotch brand director Brian Radics, senior brand manager Jason Fournier, senior manager consumer planning Alina Koyfman and associate brand manager Milly Shome.
Filming was shot in Romania by directing duo US (Christopher Barrett and Luke Taylor) via Academy/Reset with executive producer Dave Morrison and Jeff Mcdougall, head of production Amanda Clune, producer Medb Riordan, director of photography Alex Barber, production designer David Lee and stylist Rebecca Hale.
Editor was Ted Guard at Rock Paper Scissors with assistant editor JK Carrington, executive producer Eve Kornblum and producer Jenny Greenfield.
Post production was done at The Mill by Flame artist Richard Lyons, producers Alex Fitzgerald and Alexandra Paton, executive producer Sean Costelloe, shoot supervisor Hitesh Patel, 2D lead artists Richard Lyons, 2D artists Krissy Nordella, Dan Rossenberg, Kshitj Khanna, colourist Fergus McCall, pre-via team Philip Maddock and Rob Holmes.
Original music was produced at Human Worldwide with executive producer Kit Winter. Sound was mixed at Sound Lounge by mixers Tom Jucarons and Rob DiFondi with producer Mike Guillo.
Sia Elastic Heart
Posted in: AnimationAustralian singer/songwriter Sia has launched a sequel to her music video hit “Chandelier“, reprising the role of child dancer Maddie Ziegler alongside Shia Labeouf. Shia LaBeouf and Maddie Ziegler, in muddied flesh coloured costume, interact each other inside a metal cage, at times close and affectionate, at other times taunting and distant. The music video finishes with LaBoeuf’s character caught within the cage, unable to respond to the call of Ziegler’s character outside the cage.
Sia, on her website, has responded to concerns about the connection between a 12 year old girl and a 28 year old man. “I anticipated some ‘pedophelia!!!’ cries for this video. All I can say is Maddie and Shia are two of the only actors I felt could play these two warring ‘sia’ self states. I apologize to those who feel triggered by Elastic Heart My intention was to create some emotional content, not to upset anybody.”
Elastic Heart was originally recorded for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, featuring The Weeknd & Diplo, and has appeared on Sia’s sixth studio album 1000 Forms of Fear.
Credits
The Sia Elastic Heart music video was filmed by directors Sia and Daniel Askill via Radical Media, with choreographer Ryan Heffington director of photography Sebastian Winterø and producer Jack Hogan.