Hasta La Motion!

This video contains three pretty different time lapse segments. In each flowers are closing/collapsing/crumbling as their day in the sun comes to an end. Here’s the more specific details: (1) The first segment is one I’m particularly pleased with. It captures 24 hour of “Daydream” cacti flower activity … 6 flowers that have bloomed fade and crumble over the course of a day. But! But 4 other flowers that have yet to bloom finish growing and then bloom (you’ll see them grow dramatically before blooming) as the 6 original flowers fade. (2) Two “Madame Pele” flowers bite the dust … one quite violently. (3) Five “Anti-matter” flowers crumple up.

Three views … each progressively closer. 8 hours of opening activity in roughly 5.5 seconds three times over. The cactus is about 3.5″/9 CM tall.

An Off-World Detective investigates the missing research vessel ATROPA. Concept short inspired by ’70s and ’80s sci-fi classics like Alien and Blade Runner. Directed by Eli Sasich • Written by Clay Tolbert (Agent) Trevor Astbury • CAA (Manager) Eric Williams • Zero Gravity Management Produced by Chris Bryant Co-Produced by Lieren Stuivenvolt Allen Director of Photography Greg Cotten Production Designer Alec Contestabile Edited by Zachary Anderson Music by Kevin Riepl Visual Effects by Ryan Wieber VFX Supervisors Ryan Wieber & Tobias Richter Spaceship VFX by Tobias Richter & The Light Works Starring: Anthony Bonaventura Jeannie Bolet David M. Edelstien Ben Kliewer Chris Voss © Corridor Productions 2015

In this short documentary filmed at Charlie Hebdo in 2006, cartoonists and editors design a satirical front page image of Muhammad. Produced by: Jérôme Lambert and Philippe Picard Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/17qpRt7 Click here to follow us: vimeo.com/newyorktimes Watch more videos at: nytimes.com/video Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/nytvideo

Most people think that storage is dull but at IKEA we know the joy that good storage can bring you. A bookcase allows you to keep and re-visit all your favourite books. A stylish chest in the living room means that you won’t be surrounded by toys when you are trying to relax in the evening. And a well planned wardrobe will help you pick out clothes quickly in the morning, so you can have an extra 10 minutes in bed.

In this advert we focus on the joy that comes from giving the things you love a proper home. Our story follows a flock of much-loved T-Shirts as they go on an epic journey to find their home. After travelling across seas and mountains, they eventually come to rest in a beautiful IKEA PAX wardrobe.

The advert was shot by Dougal Wilson at Blink Productions.

The soundtrack is ‘Strength of an Empire’ written by Thomas Bergersen & Nick Phoenix

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