Latest George Edward Bruns videos at PopScreen

Artificial Pleasure - I'll Make It Worth Your While

Vimeo 3:30

*Winner of VOTD*nnDirector - Dylan Holmes WilliamsnProducer - Ailsa Vanessa TappingnExecutive Producer - Ramin SabinDirector Of Photography ...

Childline

Vimeo 0:50

Production Company: Not to Scale (nottoscale.tv)nDirection: Elliot LimnExecutive Producer: Dan O'RourkenProducer: Sarah Butterworth, Edward ...

Fire and Ice | Shot on HELIUM 8K S35

Vimeo 1:43

“Fire and Ice” produced by Abandon Visuals is the story of young car obsessed boy and his badass grandpa. Shot on a WEAPON with HELIUM 8...

Pause 2017 Opening Titles - Different Perspective by Zaoeyo & Echoic

Vimeo 2:09

This year's theme of Pause is "Different Perspective".nnThe whole idea was inspired by an anime called "Digimon Adventure", whose opening sc...

Fragments of Gabi (teaser)

Vimeo 1:17

Fragments of Gabi consists of a series of glimpses from the life of a Romanian mother adrift in a rootless urban landscape. The film follows...

Naked Island - We Eat Shit

Vimeo 0:46

WE EAT SHIT. An unapologetic warning about how complacent we can be. nnDirected by Chris Lavis & Maciek Szczerbowski - 2017 | 1 minutenProdu...

Cry Me a River

Vimeo 3:31

A man writes off his ex lover by manifesting a ‘river’ of female dancers to act as an extension his indifference toward her.nnnFeaturing...

Day By Day - The Iris Story

Vimeo 4:47

Day By Day is a short film that gives a glimpse into the life of functional artist George Rocha. George is best known for his work making us...

TW Walsh "Monterrey"

Vimeo 4:59

Write-up on Nowness!n(https://www.nowness.com/series/lovesick/tw-walsh-monterrey)nnTW Walsh: ntwwalsh.comnfacebook.com/twilliamwalshnnDirect...

HEY DUGGEE - TITLE SEQUENCE TRAILER

Vimeo 0:42

HEY DUGGEE is a new 52-part Pre-School series created by STUDIO AKA for CBEEBIES & BBC WORLDWIDE.nnDevised by BAFTA winning & Oscar-nominate...

Atom Screen | Life in Picoseconds

Vimeo 2:13

Life in Picoseconds, the 23rd experiment at Le Laboratoire, is a collaboration between French design agency Millimetre, video artist and sci...

Virtual Time Binoculars - Edinburgh 1544

Vimeo 2:00

PREVIEWnnNew technology reveals old EdinburghnnSt Andrews research brings 16th Century capital back to lifennThe lost townscape of sixteenth...

PREVIEWnnNew technology reveals old EdinburghnnSt Andrews research brings 16th Century capital back to lifennThe lost townscape of sixteenth-century Edinburgh is being brought back to life by researchers at the University of St Andrews.nn'The new digital reconstruction is the first to be created of the sixteenth-century city, and is based on a drawing from 1544 (thought to be the earliest accurate depiction of the capital).'nnThe technology will be shown for the first time today (16 March 2017) at a special event showcasing the University’s research to industry partners.nnThe virtual time travel technology – which will be released as an app in May – provides a unique window into the capital around the time of the birth of Mary Queen of Scots.nnThe technology is the result of a collaboration between St Andrews historians, art historians, computer scientists and University spinout company Smart History. The result is an interactive tour of the capital as it appeared in 1544, just before the city was sacked and burned by an English army led by Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford.nnDr Bess Rhodes, an expert on sixteenth-century Scottish history who collaborated on the reconstruction, said,nn“For the first time visitors and residents can compare the city they know with the capital of James V and Mary Queen of Scots.nn“It has been amazing seeing the recreation of a lost townscape. I hope this project makes the public more aware of the layers in the capital’s history, and furthers understanding of the complex way in which Edinburgh evolved.”nnThe reconstruction is inspired by a sixteenth-century drawing of Edinburgh made by Richard Lee, an English military engineer who later designed the massive artillery defences at Berwick-upon-Tweed. Lee accompanied the Earl of Hertford’s forces to Edinburgh in 1544, and his drawing is thought to be the first realistic depiction of Scotland’s capital.nnThe interdisciplinary team of St Andrews researchers supplemented the information from Lee’s plan with archaeological evidence, sixteenth-century written sources, and information about the geography of the modern city, to create an updated reconstruction of Edinburgh.nnDr Rhodes continued, “The 1540s were a tumultuous period in Edinburgh’s history. In December 1542 King James V of Scotland died, leaving his baby daughter Mary as monarch. Not long after the English King Henry VIII ordered an invasion of Scotland, with the aim of forcing the Scots to accept a proposed betrothal between the infant Mary and his young son (the future Edward VI of England).nn“One of the first major actions in the conflict later known as the ‘Rough Wooing’ was the Earl of Hertford’s attack on Edinburgh in May 1544. Hertford’s forces failed to capture Edinburgh Castle, but set fire to the city, destroying much of the medieval townscape, before they retreated. Our reconstruction is the first digital representation of Edinburgh at this eventful moment in the capital’s past.”nnThe new reconstruction gives an overview of the townscape of the entire sixteenth-century city, with a particular focus on the Royal Mile – the historic spine of Edinburgh. The digital development was largely financed by a grant from Innovate UK.nnThe reconstruction will be available on a number of digital platforms (including a mobile app, a 3D virtual experience, and more traditional web-based resources) from 1 May 2017. Less

Sparetime.

Vimeo 3:27

Some spare time and a little pocket change can go a long way. Alex Hall travels from Salt Lake City to Colorado for a bluebird week of skiin...

Kyle

Vimeo 8:21

When a date goes wrong, your best friend is the first person you call. But three's company, especially when one is dead. nnKyle is a one tak...

Frances - 'Grow' (Official Refuge Video)

Vimeo 4:04

We're excited to launch a ground-breaking campaign for domestic violence charity Refuge with award winning directors Le Cube and BBH London....

We're excited to launch a ground-breaking campaign for domestic violence charity Refuge with award winning directors Le Cube and BBH London. The film, co-funded by all parties, takes form as the official music video to Frances’s ‘Grow’ and seeks to raise awareness of domestic violence and let young women know they are not alone.nnThe film utilises a fascinating production technique in both 2D and stop-frame animation, helmed by Creative Director Ralph Karam. The backgrounds and background characters were printed out and tracked past camera in cycles over a 10 day shoot at Le Cube's Buenos Aires studio while the main characters of Melanie, Refuge and Frances were animated 2D at both Not To Scale and Le Cube.nnCredits:nnClient: RefugenBBH Creative Team: Joe Seller and Lance BorehamnBBH Creative Directors: Jack Smedley and George Hackforth-JonesnBBH Executive Producers: Natalie Parish, George Hackforth-JonesnCreative Consultant: Clay KaytisnBBH Producer: Sarah Finnigan-WalshnMusic: Frances “Grow”nProduction Company: Not To ScalenDirector: Ralph Karam – Le CubenEP: Dan O’Rourke, Gustavo Karam, Juan Manuel FreirenProducers: Francesca Di Muro, Mechi Serrano, Fernanda SomanAnimation Director: Sergio SlepczuknStop motion animation director: Pablo KondratasnArt director: Ralph KaramnBackgrounds design: Franco Vecchi, Juan Barabani, Martin Lara, Vanina SáeznCharacter design: Franco Vecchi, Martin Vinograd, Matheus MuniznLayouts: Sergio Slepczukn2D Animation: Maki Yoshikura, Geoff McDowall, Robert Milne, Stephen Vuillemin, Kehinde Omisore, Cintia Czeszczewik, Martin Lara, Sergio Slepczuk, Pablo Rago, Guadalupe Vyleta, Adriano NízzolinClean up: Julieta Culaciati, Juliana Gorgati, Julieta Soloaga, Yas Hanna, Eugenia Casal, Patricio Rey, Valentina Candian3D Animation: Christian Rey WillisnConstruction chief: Marilina MartignonenConstructors: Carolina Mena, Carolina StefanininStop motion animators: Pablo Kondratas, Gabino Calónico nDoP: Juan MaglionenElectrician: Geronimo GassmannnPost production: Sergio Pickelny Less