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Dad to the cheese grater rescue

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Rescue in The Philippines Opening

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Wilson Creek - Dental Work Rescue by Team Latestart

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To The Rescue

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All the way from Chicago to Lower Hutt, this film tracks the work of food rescuers who salvage food from around their cities to feed the hun...

All the way from Chicago to Lower Hutt, this film tracks the work of food rescuers who salvage food from around their cities to feed the hungry.nFilmmaker(s): Mason Cade Packer.nThe Outlook for Someday 2014 - Winning Film. nAll Good People and Planet Award.nThe Body Shop Standout Winner 2014.nnThe Someday Challenge is for anyone up to age 24 to make a sustainability-related film, any genre, any length up to 5 minutes.nnThe Outlook for Someday project is run by Connected Media Charitable Trust at theoutlookforsomeday.netnnPlease show your support for the project by tipping this video. Or, if you would like a donation receipt, go to connectedmedia.org/donate to leave your details with your gift.   Less

Pixelord - Rescue Cyber Party

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Animation by Alexandre Louvenaznhttps://www.facebook.com/alexandre.louvenaznMusic by Pixelordnhttp://www.pixelord.runhttps://www.facebook.co...

Animation by Alexandre Louvenaznhttps://www.facebook.com/alexandre.louvenaznMusic by Pixelordnhttp://www.pixelord.runhttps://www.facebook.com/pixelordnProduction Wemotionnhttp://www.wemotion.netnnFor more from King Deluxe visit...nhttp://kingdeluxe.ca   Less

National Geographic The Story of God TX

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In this epic spot for Nat Geo we were lucky enough to travel round the world with Morgan Freeman while pondering one of life’s great exist...

In this epic spot for Nat Geo we were lucky enough to travel round the world with Morgan Freeman while pondering one of life’s great existential questions … why do we all, whether we’re religious or not, find ourselves asking for help from above from when our backs are against the wall?   Less

The Shadow: Death House Rescue

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The Shadow came to network airwaves on September 26, 1937, over the new Mutual Broadcasting System. Thus began the "official" radio drama th...

The Shadow came to network airwaves on September 26, 1937, over the new Mutual Broadcasting System. Thus began the "official" radio drama that many Shadow fans know and love, with 22-year-old Orson Welles starring as Lamont Cranston, a "wealthy young man about town." Once The Shadow joined Mutual as a half-hour series on Sunday evenings, the program did not leave the air until December 26, 1954.nnOrson Welles did not speak the signature line of "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?". Instead, radio veteran Frank Readick, Jr. (who had played the The Shadow in an earlier radio series) did, using a water glass next to his mouth for the echo effect. The famous catch phrase was accompanied by the strains of an excerpt from Opus 31 of the Camille Saint-Saëns classical composition, Le Rouet d'Omphale.nnAfter Welles departed the show in 1938, Bill Johnstone was chosen to replace him and voiced the character for five seasons. Following Johnstone's departure, The Shadow was portrayed by such actors as Bret Morrison (the longest tenure, with 10 years in two separate runs), John Archer, and Steve Courtleigh.nnThe Shadow also inspired another radio hit, The Whistler, with a similarly mysterious protagonist.   Less

Honduras Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Center

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We're racing to save frogs from a disease outbreak. Help us keep them from croaking by supporting our crowd funding efforts here: https://ww...

We're racing to save frogs from a disease outbreak. Help us keep them from croaking by supporting our crowd funding efforts here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/save-frogs-from-extinction/x/13749385#/   Less

Villagers Help Rescue Trapped Leopard

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In late July 2016, villagers in Pimpalgaon Siddhanath, India, helped wildlife conservation group Wildlife SOS save leopard's life.  

Meggs Paints FareShare

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Australian Artist, David ‘Meggs’ Hooke has partnered with Good Hood and not-for-profit food rescue organisation, FareShare on a mural fo...

Australian Artist, David ‘Meggs’ Hooke has partnered with Good Hood and not-for-profit food rescue organisation, FareShare on a mural for Australia’s largest charity kitchen. nnThe mural, Meggs’ most significant solo undertaking to date, took over ten days to complete. The artwork splices Meggs’ technically layered aesthetic with his animated pop cultural bravura was a response to FareShare CEO, Marcus Godinho’s brief to “encapsulate – in a non literal representation – the energy, responsiveness and innovative nature of how the organisation operates.” nn“Working with FareShare was a really positive experience for me,” said Meggs. “Knowing that not only was I creating one of the largest solo murals I have ever completed, but also helping to beautify and promote such a worthy organisation for such positive, generous people was an incredible feeling. As a street/mural artist we spend a lot of unpaid hours creating our work for the community, so it was awesome to partner with people doing the same thing, but in a different way."nnwww.houseofmeggs.comnwww.fareshare.net.aunwww.ourgoodhood.com.au   Less

Four Day Old Baby Lamb!

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Clarice, a four day old baby lamb rescued by the Animal Rescue Team Inc. in Solvang, California. After a traumatic start to her life, littl...

Clarice, a four day old baby lamb rescued by the Animal Rescue Team Inc. in Solvang, California. After a traumatic start to her life, little Clarice was nursed back to health and is on now her feet and ready to explore.nnTo find out how you can help the Animal Rescue Team care for Clarice and the other animals in their care, visit http://www.animalrescueteam.net or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/122334mommynnThe music is "Little Night Lights" by Kites & Crows.   Less

Meal Time for Baby Squirrel at City Wildlife

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Alicia DeMay, clinic director at City Wildlife, feeds a baby squirrel brought to the northwest D.C. wild animal rescue center at the end of ...

Alicia DeMay, clinic director at City Wildlife, feeds a baby squirrel brought to the northwest D.C. wild animal rescue center at the end of March. Spring time brings an influx of baby squirrels and other immature wild animals that have fallen from nests or through other circumstances become separated from their parents. These spring babies are fed and cared for, with the goal of eventual release back into the wild. nnMusic: "Doh De Oh" - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)   Less

California Wildlife Center Marine Mammal Team

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The California Wildlife Center rescues, rehabilitates and releases injured and orphaned animals ~ everything from the tiniest orphaned baby ...

The California Wildlife Center rescues, rehabilitates and releases injured and orphaned animals ~ everything from the tiniest orphaned baby hummingbird to elephant seal pups. To find out more about their work, visit http://www.cawildlife.org nnThank you to Daniel Nahmod for granting me permission to use the sweet music “Where The Ocean Says To Go”. For more of Daniel’s music, including the full length version of this song, please visit http://www.danielnahmod.comnnThis video was made by a California Wildlife Center volunteer.   Less

Charlie Chicken, Canine Artist - [Short Documentary]

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Charlie Chicken is a world-renowned canine artist. He's a rescue dog originally from Puerto Rico whose art has been featured in MOMA, the L...

Charlie Chicken is a world-renowned canine artist. He's a rescue dog originally from Puerto Rico whose art has been featured in MOMA, the Louvre, and the Getty. This is his story.nnTRT: 3 min. [Official selection] Puppy Pound International Film Festival. nnShot on the new Sony FS7 with leica-r 50 and 24mm 3-cam lenses.nCamera provided by my friend Bart McNeil at Omega Broadcast. I love these guys. Bart is very handsome and has a love for enchiladas! www.omegabroadcast.comnnDirector/Editor/Colorist/Screenwriter/Voiceover: ED DAVID www.kittyguerrilla.comnCamera Operators: ADAM WELZ, ED DAVID, JOHN LARSON www.adamwelz.netnConcept by: LILY HENDERSON + ED DAVID www.lilyfranceshenderson.comnSpecial thanks to: LILY HENDERSON + FRIENDS. Bart McNeil at Omega Broadcast. And of course AARF for letting us to adopt Charlie!! http://www.arfhamptons.org/ PLEASE ADOPT A RESCUE! There are so many of them that need homes!nExecutive Producer: LARS VON TRIERnnwww.kittyguerrilla.comnnThe film was fun to make - it was an idea Lily and I had floating in our heads for a while. So many short doc portraits of artists that take themselves very seriously. Not this one. No way. Wait, maybe a little.nnGEEKY TECH STUFF:nShot on FS7 to internal media - xqd 32gb card. Camera was donated by Omega Broadcast. Shot s log 3 with s gamut.cine gamma. recorded to avc-intra codec. 4k recording up to 60 fps. for 180 fps stuff - went 1080p same codec avc-intra. Used 2 lenses - leica-r 50mm f1.4 and leica 24mm f2.0 . Set the iso to 1600 and for the 180 fps stuff set to 800 iso. Graded in da vinci resolve with film convert kodak lut. did slight modification to this - nothing that crazy . nnThe great:nCamera is incredibly ergonomic, small, and intuitive. the viewfinder - the weight - the balance - everything feels great. This camera is nothing short of a miracle for doc work.nnthe bad:nI couldn't find out if it had a waveform - so I was just protecting for the highlights. the zebra feature doesn't seem intuitive or perfect -hard to see blow out - also hard to make sure it was working okay. hope there is a future firmware upgrade to fix this. there is some jello - not too bad, but not as good as the alexa. Also the menu system is crazy hard to figure out like the f5 and f55. shooting super slo mo had some pretty blocky noise - maybe going to an external recorder will be better. I have so much faith especially seeing fs700 internal slo mo vs fs700 to odyssey 7q slo mo.nnbut overall - can you really complain with a camera that costs 9k and basically a Sony F5.nnOn making the film - we shot following the principles of Dogma '95. All natural light. All handheld. Lars Von Trier is really excited and put his name on as executive producer due to the subject matter and verified on set that we followed each step.   Less

The Story of Luna Part I & II

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Part InnStarving and neglected, Luna is a special dog rescued by CANDi International photographer Tracey Buyce while with CANDi in Bonfil, M...

Part InnStarving and neglected, Luna is a special dog rescued by CANDi International photographer Tracey Buyce while with CANDi in Bonfil, Mexico, just outside of Cancun. CANDi works with international volunteers and locals in areas like Bonfil to save animals in need. Watch Luna's story and help more dogs like her.nnPart IInnLuna is united with a loving family from upstate New York. Watch the happy ending to Luna's story.   Less

Adrenaline Junkie- Jet Ski Resuce

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At Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu, epic waves mean epic rescues. Charles Annenberg Weingarten hits the waves and learns firsthand how s...

At Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu, epic waves mean epic rescues. Charles Annenberg Weingarten hits the waves and learns firsthand how struggling surfers are brought to safety.   Less

Avalanche Response Teams Air Drop

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Slovak mountain rescue avalanche response specialists practising helicopter air drop with avalanche rescue dogs and observe the risky condit...

Slovak mountain rescue avalanche response specialists practising helicopter air drop with avalanche rescue dogs and observe the risky conditions in High and Low Tatras, Slovakia.   Less

Operation Origami: a couples journey one fold at a time.

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First: Please turn up your volume loud as Kevin Matley has made some beautiful music. nnThe story: nOperation Origami started in late 2011 ...

First: Please turn up your volume loud as Kevin Matley has made some beautiful music. nnThe story: nOperation Origami started in late 2011 as a labor of love of my wife and art. Behind the scenes, this film is actually a love story. My wife Heather and I were just dating at the time we started the film and are now married with hundreds of changes in our lives since that first frame was taken. Over the past few years we continued to work on it in our spare time. Heather is an expert at Origami and I wanted to learn more about time-lapse. This film is the result of my learning process. Little by little over the years we visited locations throughout the USA during our travels, and when it worked, we brought a time-lapse rig to capture a scene. Multiple cameras where used to shoot the film as technology had also progressed over the years. Since we started Operation Origami Heather and I have gotten married, bought our first home together, changed our jobs and had a son named Hudson. Finally this project was ready to complete and its time to move on to other adventures in filmmaking. We climbed mountains and travelled thousands of miles to shoot these scenes. There is a progression of seasons, spring, summer, fall and winter. In the end these paper cranes have made their home on our Christmas tree where they will be cherished forever. nnThank you to everyone who views it. I hope you like the film and can see something in it even though it is personal to me.nnDir/Shot/Edit: Michael N Sutton twitter: @MNS1974nProduced by: Heather Sutton @mrs_h_bombnCompany: Frozen Prosperity, LLC.nwww.frozenprosperity.comninstagram: @frozenprosnnShot on: Red Epic, Arri Alexa, Canon 1Dc, 1Dx, 5D Mark II, 5D Mark III, 7D, Sony F3, Canon C300, iPhone 4 & more.nTime-lapse gear: Kessler Crane Shuttlepod Mini, Stealth, Cineslider, Shuttle pod, basic controller and Second Shooter.nnFilmed in: NH, ME, RI, MA, NY, CA, NV, NJ,TXnnMusic License:nMarmoset Music ( www.marmosetmusic.com ) twitter: @marmosetmusicnArtist: Kevin Matley ( www.kevinmatley.com ) twitter: @kevinmatleynSong: AlaskannSpecial Thanks to:nHeather Sutton (my awesome wife and parter)nLenny Mordarski (my bodyguard and time-lapse sherpa)nEric Kessler (for being so supportive)nAndrew Walker and Julie Hansard (for all the help in LA)nTyler Ginter, Jon Bregel & Kahlid Mohtaseb (for use of the Variable rooftop)nJared Levy & Yael Shulman (for joining us on one of our shoots in NYC)nAdam Grumbo and Justin Hamilton (for assisting in Austin TX at MIM)nJon Connor, Cristina Valdivieso & Masters in Motion (NYC, Austin TX & MIM party in Vegas)nTom Guilmette (for helping with access to the Boston Bruins)nChris Beller, Nate Howell and Joel Graves of Kessler Crane (for all the support) www.kesslercrane.com nPreston Kanak, Joe Capra, Eric Hines, Vincent Laforet and Philip Bloom (for all the education you provide)nRich D'Angelo (for allowing me to tag along with Heather on work trips)nRule Boston Camera and John Rule (for use of some cool cameras)nMarmoset Music (for Licensing and positive vibes)nKevin Matley (for making amazing music)   Less

CWC Sea Lion Release

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After weeks in the care of the California Wildlife Center's Marine Mammal Rescue Team, 5 sea lion pups are ready to be released back into th...

After weeks in the care of the California Wildlife Center's Marine Mammal Rescue Team, 5 sea lion pups are ready to be released back into the wild to live out their happy lives.   Less