PopScreen - Video Search, Bookmarking and Discovery Engine

Death Loves Life

• Vimeo 4:14

Young and beautiful, Life is enthralled with the world around her. Death is enamored by Life's innocence and vivacity, but his attempts to c...

Young and beautiful, Life is enthralled with the world around her. Death is enamored by Life's innocence and vivacity, but his attempts to connect with her are fleeting. Despite Death’s awkward and destructive path, Life recovers from each loss with graceful fortitude. In Death’s gloom, a passionate love for Life blossoms.nnThis very short film was conceived by Clara Lehmann & Jonathan Lacocque, and completed nights and weekends from 2014 to 2015. It's our first short narrative and was an experiment to see whether we could pull it off, and to begin the process of working on more narrative projects in the future. We hope you enjoy!nnRead the making of:nhttp://www.coatofarmspost.com/animating-a-short-film-giving-death-life/nnSee it at our site: nhttp://www.coatofarmspost.com/portfolio/death-loves-life/nnDirected & Produced by Clara Lehmann & Jonathan LacocquenWritten by Clara LehmannnEdited by Jonathan LacocquenArt Direction by Henrique LiranEnd Typography by Isabella de LiãonMotion Design & Animation by Ricardo NilssonnAdditional Animation by Rachel YondanOriginal Music by Marius KirstennSound Design by Shawn WilsonnSurround Design & Mix by Matt Sauro & BAM StudiosnVoices by Elaine McMillion Sheldon & Kerrin Sheldon   Less

General Scheme Of Things

• Vimeo 3:26

"The music video is about feeling helpless.. It's basically learning when and where to end it. In the sense that there's no real catalyst fo...

"The music video is about feeling helpless.. It's basically learning when and where to end it. In the sense that there's no real catalyst for you to know when a relationship is truly ending. I guess you do the same things over and over, but when do you realize that something isn't gonna work. You can realize it in a huge fight, but sometimes you realize it when you're eating dinner and you don't talk about new things. You just kinda go with the motions, go with the flow. It becomes really routine, it's not special anymore... Lost in the general scheme of things." n- BP Valenzuela, The Thing interviewnnStarring: BP Valenzuela and Alfonso TinionnConcept and story by BP ValenzuelanDirected and edited by Arielle AcostanCinematography by Choco Arucan and Sofia GomeznSet Design by Kayla TeodoronSpecial thanks to Mandy Cruz and Alfonso Tinio   Less

Spindrifter Love Life Song Lyrics by Sara Mazzolini 2016

• Vimeo 4:37

Spindrifter - Love Life - Song Lyrics by Sara Mazzolini 2016nnTell me more about your love lifenTell me why you are so lovelornnWhere are th...

Spindrifter - Love Life - Song Lyrics by Sara Mazzolini 2016nnTell me more about your love lifenTell me why you are so lovelornnWhere are the two love birds?nTell me where your lover has flownnnGive me honeynGive me moneynGive me all I neednGive me your true love seednnThe sea sparkles with gold leavesnTell me whether she stays or leavesnTell me what she believesnTell me why the moon bleedsnnGive me honeynGive me moneynGive me all I neednGive me your true love seednnI am the explorer of inner spacenI wait for the perfect momentnI love life because each day is differentnI love your pretty fair face.nnGive me honeynGive me moneynGive me all I neednGive me your true love seednnWe love life because each moment is different.nMy soul is the star that shines in the firmament.nTell me where the truth lies.nTell me why true love flies.nnGive me honeynGive me moneynGive me all I neednGive me your true love seednnTell me more about your love lifenTell me how love leads to strifenPure angels are perfectly innocentnPure love shines in the firmament.nnSong Lyrics by Sara Adeline Mazzolini copyright France 2016.   Less

PREVIEW: Stephen A. Smith's "General Hospital" cameo

• Vimeo 0:36

How did "First Take's" Stephen A. Smith get an acting gig on the ABC soap opera "General Hospital?" Watch this excerpt of his scene with act...

How did "First Take's" Stephen A. Smith get an acting gig on the ABC soap opera "General Hospital?" Watch this excerpt of his scene with actor Maurice Benard, who plays mobster Sonny Corinthos on the show, and learn more about Smith's acting gig by visiting ESPN Front Row. http://es.pn/1UpzkXF   Less

LIFE AFTER LIFE - Director’s cut

• Vimeo 3:26

A short documentary exploring how Ghanians celebrate life through death !nShot in Ghana in April 2016nnDirected by Cyprien Clément-Delmasnn...

A short documentary exploring how Ghanians celebrate life through death !nShot in Ghana in April 2016nnDirected by Cyprien Clément-Delmasnnwww.clement-delmas.frninstagram.com/cclementdelmas/nnProducer: Ore Okonedo nAdditional Production Support: Katie Lambert nDirector of Photography: Jack Wilkinson nEditor: Carlos Font Clos nGrade: Daniel De Vue // Glassworks nSound Mix: Harald Jones nMusic: Vieux Farka Touré - Ana (Mawimbi Remix)nVoice over: WisdomnProduction Company: Caviar ContentnClient: Ray-BannCreative Agency: Yours Truly CreativenCreative Director: Babak KhoshnoudnCreative Director: William AbramsonnnSpecial thanks to Caviar LA: Jasper Thomlinson, Gina Steffe, Axelle Zwartjes, Sacha Ben Harroche nAnd Charlie Kwai, Jack Wood, Alexandra Agulló Soler, Vanessa Espinoza.nnwww.caviarcontent.com/   Less

KIDS OF THE APOCALYPSE - BETTER LIFE

• Vimeo 4:08

We found them in a lost supermarket. We don't know their names, we don't know where they are from, they have weird skills and powers, maybe ...

We found them in a lost supermarket. We don't know their names, we don't know where they are from, they have weird skills and powers, maybe they are survivors, or have been chosen to make a better world.nnKIDS OF THE APOCALYPSE // BETTER LIFEnnDirected by Ernest Desumbila. Produced and FXs by http://www.Sauvage.tvnnMusic Produced by KOTA & John ‘P*Nut’ Harrison. Featuring Wes Period.nnSPOTIFY: https://play.spotify.com/album/7dSneguFsjDaCR28495v1KnAPPLE: https://itun.es/gb/n_rOdb?i=1134632927nnhttp://www.kidsoftheapocalypse.org   Less

DisneyNature: Wings of Life - Monarch Butterflies

• Vimeo 6:01

Watch thousands of monarch butterflies as they migrate to Mexico. From Disneynature, the studio that brought you Earth, Oceans, African Cat...

Watch thousands of monarch butterflies as they migrate to Mexico. From Disneynature, the studio that brought you Earth, Oceans, African Cats and Chimpanzee, comes Wings Of Life -- a stunning adventure full of intrigue, drama and mesmerizing beauty. Narrated by Meryl Streep, this intimate and unprecedented look at butterflies, hummingbirds, bees, bats and flowers is a celebration of life, as a third of the world's food supply depends on these incredible -- and increasingly threatened -- creatures. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg, Wings of Life utilizes riveting high-speed, closer-than-close filmmaking techniques to showcase in spectacular detail these unsung heroes of our planet.   Less

Alan Watts - Why Your Life Is Not A Journey

• Vimeo 4:29

A film I made last night based on my favourite quotes from Alan Watts about how the way of looking at your life as a journey can be the most...

A film I made last night based on my favourite quotes from Alan Watts about how the way of looking at your life as a journey can be the most destructive way. Please have a listen to his wise words.nnScenes from Tree of LifenMusic: Sleeping at Last - Saturn   Less

A Good Life, Too: Alonzo Clemons

• Vimeo 4:12

We really appreciate all of the support from the Vimeo community. You are amazing people. Special thanks to the Vimeo Staff for the staff ...

We really appreciate all of the support from the Vimeo community. You are amazing people. Special thanks to the Vimeo Staff for the staff pick and support. This all helps Alonzo keep doing what he does best. You can learn more about Alonzo Clemons' work at http://www.alonzoclemons.com nnWhen he was a toddler, Alonzo Clemons suffered a brain injury. It forever changed the way he learns and communicates but also the way he interprets the world around him. Very early it became clear to Alonzo that he had to sculpt. He was institutionalized for ten years in a state hospital which wasn't a pleasant experience, but he continued to find ways to make delicate figures with his hands. When they wouldn't give him clay, he would scrape warm tar from the parking lot.nnDespite his limitations Alonzo continues to sculpt outside of Boulder, Colorado.nnThe film was produced in partnership with What I Thought I Saw, a group of writers and photographers that tells stories of people we may have otherwise over-looked.nnDirector of Photography: Travis PitchernDirected by Joseph LeBaronnAdditional shooters, Johua Brandt and Micah Dahl AndersonnSound Capture by Micah Dahl AndersonnSong licensed from Kishi Bashi, "I Am The AntiChrist" http://www.kishibashi.com/nnThank you to http://www.whatithoughtisaw.org for production assistance nTo see a new great story every week visit http://www.videowest.kuer.org/   Less

MADE IN USA

• Vimeo 1:57

The Mitchell & Ness Varsity Jacket is iconic and historically rich, and producing each jacket in America is an important process. This video...

The Mitchell & Ness Varsity Jacket is iconic and historically rich, and producing each jacket in America is an important process. This video takes you through production with Dehen Jackets, a 4th generation factory that has been hand crafting apparel for Mitchell & Ness for many years and will continue to produce sports memorabilia for the brand.   Less

ART LIFE CENTRAL: BB - 'Preaching To The Choir'

• Vimeo 4:17

CREW: nDirector - Will Nicholls (willnichollsfilms.com)nEditor - Sam Pentneyn1st Assistant Director - Tom KellynRunner - Callum TomsnDirecto...

CREW: nDirector - Will Nicholls (willnichollsfilms.com)nEditor - Sam Pentneyn1st Assistant Director - Tom KellynRunner - Callum TomsnDirector Of Photography - Murren TullettnAssistant Camera - James MosernGrade & Colour - Philip Hambi   Less

Van Life

• Vimeo 2:20

A paper cut-out, stop motion animation made up of over 300 water color drawings. Loosely based on a true story of Vanagon ownership.  

scott stevens skate part '14 "NO COUNTRY FOR BAD BURKE"

• Vimeo 5:18

edited by suzygreenberg270nn@sleepystevensnnwww.changethattape.com  

All you need to know about life.

• Vimeo 7:34

My personal tribute to my favourite trilogy in cinema history, Star Wars: "A New Hope", "The Empire strikes back" and "The Return of the Jed...

My personal tribute to my favourite trilogy in cinema history, Star Wars: "A New Hope", "The Empire strikes back" and "The Return of the Jedi".nnMusic by John Williams, of course.nnTRACKS USED (in order or appearance):n - Sail Barge Assault (from Episode VI)n - Leia's news (from Episode VI)n - The Emperor arrives (from Episode VI)n - Yoda and the Force (from Episode V)n - Binary Sunset (from Episode IV)n - Ewok Parade (from Episode VI)n - End credits (from Episode VI)   Less

Lindsay Hancock x Orinary

• Vimeo 0:16

Major Lazer - Light It Up (feat. Nyla & Fuse ODG) [Remix]

• Vimeo 3:29

Made possible with the help and generosity of Mama Adzimashie, the Evadzi Family, Nzulezo villagers and the Anlo Afiadenyigba elders.nnPoem ...

Made possible with the help and generosity of Mama Adzimashie, the Evadzi Family, Nzulezo villagers and the Anlo Afiadenyigba elders.nnPoem Extract: Kae (Remember)nWritten by: Kwado Nkita-Mayala nRead by: Efua EssumanbannCREWnDirector: Sam PillingnExecutive Producer: SJ BoardmannProducer: Rik GreennDP: Paul OzgurnFocus: Joel HoneywellnSound & DIT: Jack Abbot @PULSEnEdit: TGC @TRIMnColour: James Bamford @The MillnOnline: Carl Norton @The MillnSound Design: Luis & Henning @Sound TreenDirector's Rep: Joceline Gabriel   Less

LIFE

• Vimeo 4:05

We Should Be Working presentsnnKEVIN HEFFERNAN as THE RUNNERnnWRITTEN & DIRECTED by ROD BLACKHURSTnCINEMATOGRAPHY by COLTON DAVIEnORIGINAL S...

We Should Be Working presentsnnKEVIN HEFFERNAN as THE RUNNERnnWRITTEN & DIRECTED by ROD BLACKHURSTnCINEMATOGRAPHY by COLTON DAVIEnORIGINAL SCORE by ERIC D. JOHNSONnnwith STEVE LEMMEnnEXECUTIVE PRODUCERS - Stephanie Baldwin, Roger WoolmannPRODUCED by ROD BLACKHURST, DAVID EBELTOFT for FRANK + PAUL FILMS, JOSH MURPHY for UNPARALLELED PRODUCTIONS and TREVOR EILER for WE SHOULD BE WORKINGnnwww.rodblackhurst.comnwww.weshouldbeworking.comnwww.frankandpaulfilms.comnwww.upproductions.comnn1st AC - MACK FISHERnAssistant Director - ANDREW CRAWFORDnCostume Designer - RACHEL WEIRnMakeup Artist - GENEVIEVE LAMBnColorist - BRIAN KAHOVEC @ FOTOKEMnFoley and Sound Design - JAMES DUNNnSound Mixer - CABEL ADKINSnPackaging and Fonts - TREVOR EILERnnExtra Special Thanks - Tyler Strickland, Jeff Linsenmaier, Bryce McGuire, Walt Rose, Perry Suppa, Matthew Wade Jordan, Carrie Clifford, Vimeo, Vimeo Staff, Vice MagazinennRead about the production of LIFE on Cinematographer Colton Davie's blog: http://coltondavie.com/on-set/shooting-broken-lizard-on-super-16mm/nVice.com profile on Rod + the film - http://www.vice.com/read/im-short-not-stupid-presents-lifennTo our Kickstarter backers, thank you. You made this possible: nPhil Abendroth, Giulia Alagna, Brandon Bagley, Aleksandar Belovski, Timothy Binder, Dwight Bishop, Mary Blackhurst, Jessi Brown, Joseph T Brown, Brett Brownell, Nick Butler, Kevin Cayton, Christian Chalklen, Gilbert Chilvas, Benjamin Chokron, Sean P. Collins, Sean Conaty, Christian Corley, David Dalcourt, Matthew Davis, Michael Dewhirst, Heather Disco, Marc Dole, Ben Dolenc,Joshua Drexler, Roscoe Fay, Wil Fernandez, Michael Fishman, Matt Freeth, Steve Gayler, Mark Gillan, Juliette Gillies, David D. Green, Mark Grieco, Alex Insch, Raj Jawa, Jonathan Kalbfeld, Matthew Koellner, Brenda Kolb, Stuart Langfield, Goran Lowkrantz, Julia Luangrath, Tristan Luyks, Adam McDaid, Daniel McGauley, Brian McGinn, Scott McLaughlin, Lisa Mecham, Steven Mentzel, Nathaniel Michniacki, Alexander C Miller III, Siavash Mojarrad, Paul Osterberg, William Cole Paddock, John-Paul Panelli, Andrew Parr, Justin Power, Nathan Rector, Danny Jaye Rubio, Will Slap, Jeremy Snead, Fred Sommer, Remy Stieglitz, Phillip Tallack, Michael Taylor, Michael Timson, Nick Van Cleef, Paul Watson, Amy Watts, Camden Watts, Matthew Philip Wee, Tieg Zaharia   Less

World Food Program USA / 'First Things First'

• Vimeo 1:45

Agency & Production CompanynnThornberg & ForesternDirectors: Scott Matz, Jonathan OlingernCinematography: Rickie Norris, Jonathan OlingernHe...

Agency & Production CompanynnThornberg & ForesternDirectors: Scott Matz, Jonathan OlingernCinematography: Rickie Norris, Jonathan OlingernHead of Production: Javier GonzaleznProducers: Kelsey Thomson, Norah GurleynCopywriter: Todd FeitlinnEditor: Dan GoldsteinnGrade: Seth Ricart / Ricart+Co.nPhotographer: Mackenzie RollinsnVoice Artist: April Jane nnClientnnWorld Food Programme & World Food Program USAnM.J. Altman: World Food Program USA / Senior Content ManagernAliya Karim: World Food Program USA / Communications CoordinatornTala Loubieh: World Food Programme / Public Information OfficernNeema Nima Sitta: World Food Programme / Program OfficernnnWe would also like to thank the entire WFP team on the ground in Tanzania. From our WFP drivers to our pilots, this work would not have been possible without their incredible enthusiasm, determination and support.   Less

Branches of Life

• Vimeo 4:14

A woman under sedation for a lung operation sinks inside her own unconscious. Made for Body Of Songs and Andreya Triana's Branches Of Life. ...

A woman under sedation for a lung operation sinks inside her own unconscious. Made for Body Of Songs and Andreya Triana's Branches Of Life. http://bodyofsongs.co.uknnYou can go to Directors Notes for a detailed account of the process and inspiration behind the work: http://www.directorsnotes.com/2016/03/18/katerina-athanasopoulou-branches-of-life/nnBody of Songs brings together major musicians and clinicians to create a remarkable collection of songs, inspired by the body’s organs. Andrea Triana chose the Lungs and was inspired by observing a patient undergoing a bronchoscopy, hoping to breathe in a wide open space again following her impending operation. nnOnce we started collaborating, I observed a lung operation which took my breath away; I was profoundly moved and fascinated by the team of doctors, anaesthetists and nurses in the process of saving that patient's life. Inspired by this, and listening closely to Andreya's lyrics and notes, I decided to turn the patient into a deep-sea diver, sinking in her own body and swimming through the lungs. The hospital comes to life and we discover the Branches of Life, the bronchi. nnI used CGI to create the world of the film, aiming to journey through the clinical and the bodily, floating between life and death. The starting point is at that dreamy beginning of anaesthesia, where the mind drifts helplessly into the darkness and hopes to see the light once again.nnnPerformed by Andreya TriananDirected & Animated by Katerina AthanasopoulounnBranches Of Life nWritten by: Andreya Triana & Hannah VnProduced by: Hannah V nGuitars: Ed HayesnMixed by: Alex ‘Cores’ Hayes at Rooftop Studio, ShoreditchnMastered by: Jeremy Cooper at Soundtrapnntechnique: CGI nsoftware: Cinema 4D, Octane Render, Marvellous Designer   Less

My Life After 44 Years in Prison. (Otis Johnson)

• Vimeo 6:21

Stepping out into Times Square in New York City, Otis Johnson is struck by the overwhelming number of people. Everyone seems to be walking q...

Stepping out into Times Square in New York City, Otis Johnson is struck by the overwhelming number of people. Everyone seems to be walking quickly with blank faces and wires in their ears.n nHe’s confused. Being completely removed from society since 1975, Johnson thinks he’s entered a dystopia where everyone has become a secret agent wearing wires. The Steve Jobs era has completely passed him by.n nIn August 2014, Johnson was released from prison after serving a 44-year sentence for the attempted murder of a police officer. He went to jail when he was 25 years old. By the time he came out, he was 69.nJohnson’s release date was originally scheduled for earlier, but he ended up serving an additional eight months at the age of 69 for a juvenile shoplifting charge he received when he was 17.n nJohnson represents a very small set of people in the United States. In 2013, approximately 3,900 inmates were released from US prisons after serving at least 20 years, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. That is less than 0.7% of all state prisoners released that year.nMeanwhile, about 6,000 federal prisoners are to be released in November 2015. The United States Sentencing Commission has implemented early releases for some drug offenders.n nPrison reform has become a major focus point for the White House during US President Barack Obama’s final year in office. In a recent speech at Rutgers University, he highlighted the need for prisoner re-entry programmes focused on education, job training and housing, and recounted success stories of formerly incarcerated citizens who had escaped the cycle of recidivism that plagues many inmates.n n“It’s not too late,” Obama said. “There are people who have gone through tough times, they’ve made mistakes, but with a little bit of help, they can get on the right path.”n nBut while initiatives to reduce the sentences for drug offenders and nonviolent crimes are under way, the elderly prison demographic is beginning to emerge as another group in need of legislation reform.nnIn 2014, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the overall US prison population fell to its lowest level since 2005.n nHowever, the data also shows that from 1999 to 2014, the number of state and federal prisoners aged 55 and older grew by 250 percent, while those younger than 55 grew by only 8 percent. Elderly prisoners were only 3 percent of the total prison population in 1999. But by 2014, that number had grown to 10 percent.n nThe justice department sees the nearly quarter-million elderly prisoners as a top issue year after year, not least because housing and feeding an aging population is expensive. But the number of senior citizens released from prisons remains small.nBipartisan agreement on anything is rare these days. But there’s consensus on mass incarceration. New sentencing guidelines could result in 46,000 of the nation’s approximately 100,000 federal drug offenders qualifying for early release. Elderly inmates could be the next wave of ex-convicts to be reintroduced into society.n nBut former prisoners like Johnson, who was released after decades of isolation, encounter obstacles that transcend those the current, younger, wave of ex-convicts face. Their needs are drastically different. Mental health issues, coping strategies and other side effects of long-term imprisonment come into play.n nMarieke Liem, a researcher at Harvard Kennedy School interviewed prisoners who have served decades behind bars. She said there is a large lack of resources for those coming out after serving long sentences.n nFrom being introduced to modern technology, to navigating public transportation, to opening a bank account, to making simple life choices like what to buy at the grocery store, Liem says many of these kind of ex-prisoners struggle due their lack of agency.n n“Prison decides when lights go on and when they go off,” Liem said. “Every moment of the day is scheduled. When you have been in the prison system the majority of your life, how can you be expected to function as a member of society? And make a plan?”n46%nof federal drug offenders could qualify for early releasenUpon release from prison, Johnson was handed an ID, documents outlining his criminal case history, $40 and two bus tickets. Having lost all family connections while serving his sentence, Johnson now relies on Fortune Society, a nonprofit that provides housing and services to ex-prisoners in Harlem.   Less