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RESPIRE Short Film

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After a rapture-like event, the last two souls on Earth wander the ruins of civilisation, awaiting the end of the world. Questioning why the...

Always Love: Joanna Fang

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In celebration of Pride, "Always Love" is a three-part documentary series by WeWork profiling New York-based LGBTQI creators. We believe tha...

We Love Big Bang - World's Hottest Asian Men

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Featuring Korean Pop Group, Big Bang Members G-Dragon Taeyang T.O.P. Daesung Seungri

PASSAGE | From wall to wall

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A film by Théodore Berg Boy and Aymeric Colletta.nnA young street artist and a gallery owner live in the same building and they don’t kno...

Natural Disaster

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Natural Disaster (2014)n"Mark has just lost his job and his day is about to get a whole lot worse. A domestic tragedy exploring the surreal ...

Tofino Boardwalk

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The TOFINO BOARDWALK aims to bring arts, surf and business together in a savvy partnership that expresses our community’s abiding love of ...

Temple Of The Dog "Hunger Strike" (1992)

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Love you Chris...

The Old Man and the Bird

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Snowflakes drift through the forest. An old man, as old as the hills, lives alone in a remote hut. The winter is so cold that he can barely ...

Father's Love Letter Video (Outreach Version)

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This special Outreach Edition of the 2014 version of the Father's Love Letter in HD includes an invitation to come home and a responsive pra...

The Pretty Brunette #CJSV

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Look closer, first impressions can be deceiving.nnnnn nnCastnJasmin K. Love - The Pretty BrunettenJulius "Jay R" M...

Spindrifter Awakening - song lyrics by Sara Adeline Mazzolini 2017

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Spindrifter - Awakening 2017 Song lyrics by Sara Adeline Mazzolini copyright France 2017 Refrain I awake from my sleep. My heart in love is ...

Love In One Act

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Rance Howard, while at the Sedona International Film Festival for his film Broken Memories, discusses the recent passing of his wife Judy fr...

Trailer: Några ord om kärlek (A few words about love)

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A Swedish trailer I shot this spring with my Sony F3 using s-log to the internal recording. Graded in Davinci by a colourist.

Max Cooper - Unbounded - Official video by Morgan Beringer

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From the new album 'Emergence' out now: http://MaxCooper.lnk.to/EmergencenDiscover more about Emergence: http://emergence.maxcooper.netnnMax...

From the new album 'Emergence' out now: http://MaxCooper.lnk.to/EmergencenDiscover more about Emergence: http://emergence.maxcooper.netnnMax Coopern“This chapter comes towards the end of the Emergence story, after all of the physical world around us has been established by following through the action of the simple building blocks of nature. I wanted to finish the LP with the progression left open-ended, the laws of nature being unbounded and any particular consequences impermanent and ever changing.nnThe best way to present this seemed to be with an infinite fractal zoom, where we experience delving into a system that seems to have no end. But the problem was that I really don’t like most fractal zoom videos, as it’s a technique that has been much overused, and often relies on the same methods of synthesis which have a particular recognisable aesthetic.nnLuckily for me someone got in touch to suggest Morgan Beringer’s work to me, which I loved, so we started chatting about video ideas, and it seemed that Morgan might be able to pull off a new way of the presenting the unbounded zoom! Safely to say, he did an amazing job with this, with his warping saturating abstraction and hints of traditional fractals.”nnMorgan Beringern“The main structure of the video 'revolves' around an infinite spiral/zoom effect that is realized using an animated form of the Droste effect, combined with my trademark style of abstract visuals that continuously move in somewhat unpredictable manners. It is the first time I have combined both and a lot of experimenting and trial and error was employed before I found a combination that worked best.nnWhen combined, the overall theme of an unbounded form was expressed via both the chaotic structure of the form and the infinite motion of the spiral. I found this also reflects the contradictions that quickly appear when considering absolutes, infinities, and any such theoretical extremities that are not empirically experienced. The contradiction being that we must always 'assume' that unbounded structures are indeed unbounded, and while we might explore short journeys down these roads, the end of the spiral is never reached and the moving forms never solidify. The fact that the form of the spiral remains constant during the video (though the angles change and the colors change, etc.) helps to reflect that we rely upon bounded structures to represent unbounded structures.nnBeyond that overall theme I also added further details to echo these ideas, such as the grid appearing at various times to remind us that despite the appearance of an infinite/chaotic motion there is in fact a very defined structure that we get small glimpses of every now and then. The addition of several lighting effects also nods back to the main concept in that they try to remind the viewer that this is a flat video. Just light on a surface, synthetic light even, despite it's attempt to convey an unbounded infinite.nnSo the final result hopefully giving us little glimpses of what an infinite or unbounded concept/structure might entail, flights of thought or fantasies almost, but also reminding us that these concepts are never fully understandable or attainable in physical reality beyond these short moments.nnMy favorite moment within the song is when, for a few short moments, the rhythm extends beyond its established structure and we are left 'floating' somewhat before it comes back to ground us. Again, demonstrating that we need the established structure before we can break it, and that even when it is broken or expanded upon, we only get a few brief moments before adapting to the change/new structure.”nnFollow Max Coopernhttp://www.maxcooper.netnhttps://www.facebook.com/maxcoopermaxnhttps://twitter.com/maxcoopermaxnhttps://soundcloud.com/max-coopernnFollow Morgan Beringernhttps://vimeo.com/morganismnhttp://www.morganberinger.com/ Less

The Unsung Heroes of Cinema

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You've probably heard the statistic that nearly half of all films produced before 1950 are entirely lost, and that's only one of the many re...

How to Love Your Demon

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Steve and Jenny's latest attempt at saving their troubled relationship hits a snag when Jenny’s appetite gets the best of her.nnStarring H...

Barcelona Hypertravel. Timelapse & Hyperlapse

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Barcelona, a Gothic and Modernist marvel on the Mediterranean Sea, is a one of Spain’s most livable and energetic cities and one of the mo...

Barcelona, a Gothic and Modernist marvel on the Mediterranean Sea, is a one of Spain’s most livable and energetic cities and one of the most interesting cities in Europe. nTimelapse & Edit by Kirill Neiezhmakov e-mail: nk87@mail.ru nhttp://vk.com/nk_designnhttp://facebook.com/kirill.neiezhmakovnhttp://instagram.com/neiezhmakov/nmusic: Aero Chord x Fractal–Until The EndnYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvrOVs3uGrgnFootage (this and many other) available for licensing in 4KnnMany thanks to my friend from Barcelona - Jordi de Temple for his help. Please check his page with his beautiful works https://www.facebook.com/jorditemplephotographynnEquipment: nCanon 2x60d, 70dnSigma 10-20 mm 4-5.6nTokina 11-16 mm 2.8nSamyang 8 mm 3.5nCanon 17-55 mm 2.8nCanon 70-200 mm 2.8LnVanguard Abeo Pro tripodnGoPro Hero 4 BlacknSoftware:nAdobe After Effects, Lightroom, LRTimelapsennBarcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is a Mediterranean and cosmopolitan city with Roman remains, medieval quarters and the most beautiful examples of 20th century Modernism and avant-garde. It is no surprise that emblematic constructions by the Catalan architects Antoni Gaudí and Lluís Doménech i Montaner have been declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.nThe city's origins are Roman, and its long history and economic dynamism have made Barcelona a cultural city, which can be seen in the historic-artistic heritage and the promotion of the most innovative artistic trends. A wide cultural programme will take visitors to museums, exhibitions, open-air sculptures… and many concerts, plays and dances.nPopular culture also has its manifestations in this city, which still conserves its most cherished traditions, like the fiestas of La Mercè or the festivities in the neighbourhoods of Gràcia, Sants and Poblenou. These are all exceptional opportunities for getting to know the city's more festive side.nTradition and modernity can also be seen in its innovative and imaginative gastronomy, based on fresh garden produce, fresh fish, a wide variety of sausages and olive oil. Traditional handmade cakes and pastries and sparkling wines are some of the other highlights in this brief overview of Barcelona's gastronomic culture.nStrolling around the streets of Barcelona will bring surprises at every turn. Pedestrian streets in the old quarter, green spaces, and a splendid seafront with a range of modern facilities are a reflection of its multi-faceted character. Barcelona has cleverly succeeded in embracing its past without forgetting its commitment to the future. The city is endowed with some exceptional infrastructures which are in demand as venues for seminars, symposia and international events. Its exceptional transport connections, the Mediterranean climate and the multitude of attractions for visitors make Barcelona one of the world's leading business cities. Business parks and exhibition and conference centres host a wide range of initiatives.nVisitors coming to Barcelona for pleasure or on business can also enjoy the city's Mediterranean character, which can so clearly be seen on the Barc elona coast. The city also has lovely urban beaches, marine resorts, and golf courses on the seashore. Nature lovers will not have to go far to explore the mountains in the Cordillera Litoral range and the Catalan Pyrenees. Less

Road 2 Adventure Australia // The Dream Trip

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A cinematic short, capturing the journey of friends from Melbourne to Perth in the epic converted school bus that is Road 2 Adventure. nnI w...

CAMINO BY SEA (Camino an tSáile) - A 2,500 km MODERN DAY CELTIC ODYSSEY

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Recently broadcast nationally in Ireland on TG4. http://www.tg4.ie/en/programmes/camino-na-saile/nnFull info. on this film @: http://www.anu...

Recently broadcast nationally in Ireland on TG4. http://www.tg4.ie/en/programmes/camino-na-saile/nnFull info. on this film @: http://www.anupictures.com/project/camino/nnA crew including a Writer, two Musicians, an Artist and a Stonemason embark on the Camino not on land, but by sea, in a traditional boat that they built themselves on an inspiring, and often time’s dangerous, modern day Celtic odyssey.nnOVERVIEW:nThis inspiring crew have made an epic voyage, following an ancient Camino sea-route from Ireland to Northern Spain; in a hand-made, traditional, wooden framed, canvas covered boat they made themselves; known locally in the Dingle peninsula as a Naomhóg.nnThe odyssey began in May 2014; launching the Naomhóg at St. James’ Gate in Dublin. Completing one month of travel each year; 2014 saw them cross the Irish Sea and the English Channel to reach Brittany; nn2015 saw the crew follow the French coast all the way south as far as the border with Spain.nnIn 2016 the crew followed an ancient 700km long Camino sea route across Northern Spain towards their ultimate destination; Santiago de Compostela. Pulling into coastal towns and villages en route, camping and cooking as they went, the crew forged many new friendships; surprising those they met with a boat that seems to come straight out of the middle ages and inspiring them with their courage, endurance, storytelling, music, poetry and song.nnThis intimate documentary charts the trials and tribulations of a voyage that comes with its own risks and dangers, and in the words of Danny Sheehy, took “sweat, blood and blisters to complete while deepening and renewing friendships, creativity and spirituality in the process”.n_____________________________________________________nnThe Crew:nnMusician: Oscar-winning Singer-Songwriter Glen Hansard joined the crew as substitute for Brendan Moriarty who was unable to make it for the entire 2016 leg of the Camino. Glen volunteered for duty only weeks before the 2016 journey began and although he had never rowed a Naomhóg before he was quick to learn the ropes; the blisters on the palm of his hands a testament to his dedication to a whole new mode of being. www.glenhansard.comnnWriter; Domhnall Mac Síthigh (Danny Sheehy), is a poet, a farmer, an author, a fisherman and a storyteller of some renown. His book the Iomramh Bhréanainn MMXI (The Brendan Voyage 2011) was published in 2013. www.dannysheehy.comnnMusician; Breandáin Ó Beaglaoich (Brendan Begley) was born into a famous musical family and soaked up the music and song of West Kerry from an early age. Brendan is a major figure in Irish traditional music and clearly states that “his music could not exist were it not for the mountains, seas and storms of his native Dingle Peninsula”.nnArtist; Liam Holden developed a love of the sea that was to have a profound influence on his journey as a painter. Liam also learnt the craft of Naomhóg building, and with Danny built the Naomhóig na Tinte (The Boat of Tents) for this voyage. www.liamholden.comnnStonemason; Breandáin Ó Mhuircheartaigh (Brendan Moriarty) is a folklorist from the Dingle Peninsula and a relative of renowned Irish poet and philosopher John Moriarty.n_____________________________________________________nnMoment's from the Camino can be seen on the crew's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Naomhoig-Na-Tinte/772817366066389nnPaintings courtesy of Liam Holden. Less

Adele Glastonbury 2016 - Hello - Opening Song Live!

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Adele Glastonbury 2016 - Hello - Opening Song Live! "Hello", première interprétation d'Adele devant plus de 140 000 personnes à #Glaston...

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