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Into Bliss is a short inception into the mind of Jordan Rodin and an ode to the notion of free friction surfing. Far away from the competitive and commercial nature of surfing, and heavily inspired by Finless surfer Derek Hynd, Jordan embraces a free roaming approach, rekindling the emotions of why he fell in love with surfing in the first place. For the fun of it. No rules. No constraints. Into Bliss is an insight to the joys of free friction surfing and the sensations embraced by Jordan Rodin for his love of the ocean. A Short film by Pierre David & Douglas Guillot, featuring Jordan Rodin. Music by Talk Talk, The Rainbow, Album Spirit Of Eden, buy it here : http://apple.co/1Tbcumm Music by The War On Drugs, Red eyes, Album Lost In the Dream, buy it here : http://apple.co/2txJazV

Fashion editor, actress, and Rookie Magazine founder Tavi Gevinson sits down with Jesse Thorn to discuss her career trajectory, maintaining confidence in creative decision making, and being inspired by The Black Mamba, Kobe Bryant.

Shot at MaxFunCon 2017 in Lake Arrowhead, California. Tickets for MaxFunCon East 2017 are on sale now at http://maxfuncon.com.

Shot by Benjamin Ahr Harrison and edited by Casey O’Brien.

There is a special relationship between a film’s first images and its last. This video — too loose to be called an essay — presents the first and last moments of 48 short films, recently completed by students at Sydney Film School. These films screened last week at the 26th Sydney Film School Festival, and exhibit all the formal technique and variation one would expect from the students of that institution.* Sometimes the first and last moments are clearly related. Graphic matching and/or contrast of the moments are evident. (e.g. Little Sam, seen at 3:12). Others present less of a visual relationship between the moments and focus on character state. (e.g. Laserlight Blues, 4:10 – where contrast in character state is evident – or How to Write a Screenplay, 5:38 – where it is not). Some lay bare the ideas of the film (e.g. The Dilemma of Choice, 4:57). Music for the essay comes from the scores of two of the films references. Albert Torrents’ film ‘Now It’s Time’ (seen at 5:44) is the source of the music that runs from 1:40-6:58, and was composed by Antony Martinovic. Anagha Unni’s ‘Maya.’ (seen at 0:24) is the source of the music from 0:01-1:39 and 6:58-8:48, and was composed by Maria Alfonsine. Twenty two of the films featured here can be viewed online until July 14 as part of the Sydney Film School Online Festival: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkRV29Bw6G4x1wdjUS2BTLQNEidN6lmI0 This video is for educational purposes only. The allusion to ‘positive outcomes’ in the final title card is a reference to a recent defamatory remark regarding Sydney Film School by the Australian government that the Sydney Film School failed to provide positive outcomes for its students. This video is ample answer to that incorrect assertion. The 48 films sampled in this video indicate the high quality of work made possible by the framework the School provides. Together they comprised 9 hours, or 6 feature films of content, produced largely within a 4-5 month production cycle. * Disclaimer: the essayist is a teacher at this institution at time of writing. #26thsfsfestival #onlinefestival

Melissa & Andrea win the fast round with a Lupe Fiasco song.

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