directed by LeBlanc + Cudmore produced by Brendan Brady written by Scott Cudmore photographed by Michael LeBlanc edited by Scott Cudmore art direction by Erika Lobko styling by Muska Zurmati makeup by Caitlin Wright steadicam operator: Michael Heathcote & Alan Kelly fx by Jake Owens colour by Clinton Homuth label: Loma Vista production company: Revolver Films 2015
You are probably a bit of a blamer – most of us are. But why should we give it up? In this witty sequel to our most watched RSA Short, inspirational thinker Brené Brown considers why we blame others, how it sabotages our relationships, and why we desperately need to move beyond this toxic behaviour. Voice: Dr Brené Brown Animation: Katy Davis AKA Gobblynne http://www.gobblynne.com Watch the original talk here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXSjc-pbXk4 Follow the RSA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RSAEvents Like the RSA on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thersaorg
#CUMULUSFilm A music documentary for the digital age, CUMULUS is a snapshot of the life of singer-songwriter and musician Imogen Heap. Focused on a time of incredible creativity and innovation for Imogen, it was created using only digital content and conversations on social media. Produced and Directed by Christopher Ian Smith (www.citizensmith.net / www.twitter.com/cismith). In exploring the development of Imogen’s personality in the digital space and the reciprocal relationship she has with her dedicated fan base, CUMULUS touches on ideas of transcendence, the concept of digital consciousness and the reciprocal relationship of the real and the virtual. To reflect Imogen’s unique relationship with both digital technology and her fan base – the film has been crafted solely from digital content and interactions on social media between Imogen and her fans. Through Tweets, Facebook posts, Reddit AMAs, YouTube videos, Instagram images, Vine videos and more. It covers a period of Imogen’s life that led to the creation of two albums in collaboration with her fans, and the development of the groundbreaking Mi.Mu musical glove technology. For more information contact: info@modernmovingimage.com. Cumulus was commissioned by the Reel Lives Project. Edited by Jody VandenBurg Motion Design and Graphics – Buff Motion (www.buffmotion.com) Assistant Producer – Anneka Haskins Production Assistant – Lubna Salad P & A Designer – Amanda Soon Yue Ling P & A Assistant – Davide Rambaldi Copywriter – Christina Soh Senior Researcher – James Rawson Researcher – Roxana Ghirbomean Researcher – Max Newton Researcher – Colette Pacini Researcher – Grace Murphy Music ‘Run-Time’ Written and Performed by Imogen Heap ‘Entanglement’ Written and Performed by Imogen Heap Special Thanks Imogen Heap Keith Jensen Adrian Lausch Sarah Mabe Jennifer White-Torres Robert Pronto Anna Pronto Miriam Mason Tim Hilberts Alan Jay Elizabeth Hentze Laurel Enix Alexandra Arnold Brandon Alexander Andrew Close Thanks to all contributors Candice Claasen Chels Dabomb Victirua Decker Hoop Furthur Lisa Hayes-Foley Jessi Lee Ross Emily Stokes Michael Tyler Sadie Whiteside adeline4999 alisha_d Cassie Cardelle danvgar DuudeiTSCAP empiretattoodewey Cecilie Kamp Frisa Jakobsson nickrottenhouse Pekola Pimptimp shiroiiyuri sliceofpattie Joseph Solano the_maniac71666 Charlie Ulm VitaminBee
Filmed on an iPhone 6 in Dubuque, Iowa. Fred has been running his Art Deco barber shop for over 30 years and is one of the last remaining traditional barbers in this area. Music: Sunshine Moonshine by Richard Lacy, Sarah Elisabeth Lacy and David Bird http://dzierza.com
Two friends. One Camera. No tripod. Fourteen cities. Sixteen pizzas (low estimate). Also… Three priests and two people making out. Shot with the a7s. One lens: 24-105. And a goPro. Managed by Scott Glassgold of I AM Entertainment Represented by Ryan Saul and Adam Perry of APA
Big Daddy has a little bit of experience messing around with something like this, but never on a scale like this. Honestly, I can’t believe he actually pulled it. And, just for the shit of it, really, since this is just practice. Well played.
“BMXer Pat Laughlin travels to Shanghai, China, and lands an unthinkable trick over the Mini MegaRamp: a bike-to-bike transfer.”
Your digestive system makes weird noises sometimes. You can’t really stop it from happening, but you can find out why it happens in the first place!
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For full details and a gallery of images: http://makezine.com/2015/05/07/next-thing-co-releases-worlds-first-9-computer/
The creators of the Otto, a hackable, animated gif camera are making a 1Ghz, open source embeddable computer that costs only nine dollars.
Renault Buenos Aires launched its 2015 Official Service campaign reminding customers why they should always use original parts. The message is totally new and very clear: ‘They look the same until one makes trouble. Always trust original parts’. We can appreciate a set of posters featuring real twins, with one twin from each pair responsible for wreaking havoc on some individuals. But, of course, it’s impossible to guess which one did it.
The Renault Original Parts & Evil Twins campaign was developed at Publicis Buenos Aires, Argentina, by global creative director Erik Vervroegen, general creative director Fabio Mazia, creative director/art director Ezequiel Orlandi, creative director/copywriter Pablo Maldonado, art director Juan Ignacio Goldsztein, agency producer Marcelo Orueta, production designer Antonio Rojas, account manager Alexandra Cubillos.
Photography was by José Cicala at Machado Cicala Morassut with producer Soledad Astíz.
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