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Preview – An Interview with Incoming Dean Bronstein

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On June 1, the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University welcomes Dr. Fred Bronstein as its new dean. An accomplished pianist, dedic...

On June 1, the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University welcomes Dr. Fred Bronstein as its new dean. An accomplished pianist, dedicated music educator, and highly regarded chief executive of major American symphony orchestras, he brings to Peabody a track record of success as a strategic, visionary leader.n nIn this 5-minute video, Dean Bronstein talks about his approach to the Institute’s top job, and what’s next for Peabody.   Less

This Way Up

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Laying the dead to rest has never been so much trouble.nnThis Oscar Nominated short is directed by Smith & Foulkes and written by Foulkes, S...

Laying the dead to rest has never been so much trouble.nnThis Oscar Nominated short is directed by Smith & Foulkes and written by Foulkes, Smith, and Christopher O’Reilly, and produced at Nexus by Charlotte Bavasso and Christopher O’Reilly, the film follows two dour unfortunates as they battle a series of misadventures while trying to deliver a coffin to the graveyard.nnThe animated caper is a series of emotional and literal pitfalls for the pall-bearing team, as their journey and relationship unravel on an epic scale culminating in the pair joining the old lady in a trip through the underworld.nn‘This Way Up’, was nominated for an Oscar® for best animated short at the 81st annual Academy Awards.nnBefore its Oscar win, “This Way Up” won numerous awards at film festivals around the world, including an Official Selection at the Sundance Film Festival, the Public Prize for Best Short Film at the 2008 Ottawa Animation Festival, the Audience Award for Animated Short at both the Palm Springs International Film Festival, and the Mundos Digitales in Spain.nnFull Credits Below:nn Directed by Smith & Foulkesn Written by Smith & Foulkes and Christopher O’Reillyn Produced by Charlotte Bavasso and Christopher O’Reillyn Co-producer Christine Ponzeverann Production Company Nexus Productions Ltdnn 3D Animatic and Layout Nicolas Domerego (Supervisor)n Ben Cowelln Simon Landreinn Stuart Doign Antoine Bourruelnn 3D Modelling & Texturing Darren Price (Supervisor)n Michael Greenwoodn Vincent Fieren Ben Bigieln Alison Bondn Nicolas Domerego n Simon Landreinn Kuba Gryglickin Benjamin Devauxn Guillaume Juliennn Character Set-up and Rigging Luis San Juan Pallares (Supervisor)n Miguel Garcia Lluchn Michael Greenwoodn Rudi Hammadnn Background Digital Painting Adam Willis (Supervisor)n Florian Mounién Justin Atkinsonnn Pipeline TD Luis San Juan Pallaresnn Storyboard artist James Husbands nn Technical Director Mark Daviesnn CG Animators Reece Millidgen Stuart Doign Steve Brownn Antoine Bourrueln Mélanie Climentn James Wilsonn Mark Daviesn Roly Edwardsn Dominic Griffithsn Boris Lowingernn Lighting and Rendering Nicolas Domeregon Simon Landreinn Maelys Fagetn Florian Mounié n Jerome Haupertn Ludovik Bodenn Guillaume Cassuton Darren Rolmanisnn Visual Effects and Compositing Fletcher Moules (Supervisor)n Sheldon Gardnern Jerome Haupertn Dylan Whiten Navid Bagherzadeh n Clayton McDermottn Kwok Fung Lamnn Cloth simulations Lora Jensennn Render assistant Jens Blanknn Sound designer Andre Jacquemin n at Redwood Studiosnn Re-recording Mixer Craig Irving n at Twickenham Film Studiosnn Voice over artists Marc Silk (Son, Granny, Red demon)n Chris Grant (Dad)nn Original music by John Greswell and Christopher Taylor n for MPM Londonnn Arrangement by Andy Mellonnn Music Consultant Jonny Trunknn Existing music Song ‘Happy Weekend’n Sung by Ray Merrelln Composed and written by Jack Fishman and Roy Buddn Published by JHP & Mood Mediann Head of Productions Julia Parfittnn Studio Manager Theano Kazaglinn Production Manager Jo Biertonnn Head of 3D Ben Cowellnn Nexus Productions support Denise Abraham n Matt Archiboldn Tim Dillonn Ben Huntn Ian Mansel-Thomasn Thana Shanmugamn Matt Shepherdn Alice Wigleynn Special thanks to Mike Judge, Don Hertzfeldt, Rebecca Moline,n Nicolas Schmerkinnn A Nexus Productionsnn Made with the support of BBC Films, BBC Comedy & BBC Film Networknn for BBC Film Network n Executive Producers Claire Cook and Gerard O’Malleynn Creative Head, BBC Comedy Kenton Allennn for BBC Filmsn Executive Producer Beth Richardsn Production Executive Matthew Vizardnnn with the support of The Animation Shownn Co-production : Arcadin(Action régionale pour la création artistique et la diffusion en Ile de France)   Less

GAMEBOY

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The short-doc GAMEBOY tells the story about the Austrian game-expert Andranik Ghalustians. Pacman as well as Arcade-Games play an important ...

The short-doc GAMEBOY tells the story about the Austrian game-expert Andranik Ghalustians. Pacman as well as Arcade-Games play an important part!nnTech-Specs:nnCamera: BMCCnOptics: Tokina 10-16mm, Canon 24-70mm, Canon 100mmnnCredits:nStarring: Andranik GhalustiansnCo-Starring: Thomas Hoeger, Andreas Opferkuch, Stefan SemotannnShot, Edited & Directed by Carlo HofmannnSound & Soundmixing by Michael NeunteufelnBest Boy, Christopher MachernMusic by Markus SchrodtnSubtitels by Peter Vogl nnAs I put my own money in these projects, a TipJar would be appreciated.nnLove and Enjoy,nCarlo   Less

RONE

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It was amazing to get some time with Rone, and talk about what he does, how he does it & how he got to where he is today.nnFinding the fric...

It was amazing to get some time with Rone, and talk about what he does, how he does it & how he got to where he is today.nnFinding the friction point between beauty and decay is a thread that runs through much of Rone's work. As a street artist best known for his haunting, stylised images of women's faces, he understands better than most that beauty can be fleeting. Seeing his artworks gradually worn away by natural and human elements has taught him to appreciate the unexpected beauty of an image as it begins to blend back into its more prosaic surroundings.nnRone has gone from spearheading Melbourne's fledgling stencil art movement in the early 2000s, as a member of the Everfresh crew, to being a celebrated fixture on the international street art scene. An inveterate traveller, his distinctive female muses have followed him around the world, and can be found – in various states of decay – peering out from beneath overpasses and emblazoned on walls everywhere from New York, Paris, Tokyo and London to Christchurch, Santo Domingo and Port Villa. nnThese days, Rone's work is found as often in galleries as it is on the streets. His work has been acquisitioned by the National Gallery of Australia, commissioned and shown by galleries including Stolen Space and Zero Cool in London, White Walls in San Francisco and Strychnin in Berlin, and he is represented by Opera Gallery in New York.    Less

Important Objects

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#LIVINGOFFTHEWALL - Mind Over Matter: Anton

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Documentarian: Vincent Skoglund.nnMeeting the designer Anton Alvarez and his amazing invention the thread wrapping machine. What does physic...

Documentarian: Vincent Skoglund.nnMeeting the designer Anton Alvarez and his amazing invention the thread wrapping machine. What does physical graffiti look like? The passionate DIY inovator takes us on a journey into his mind.nnTo see more of Vincent Skoglund's work visit http://livingoffthewall.vans.com/vincent-skoglund/   Less

#LIVINGOFFTHEWALL - Mind Over Matter: Malin

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Documentarian: Vincent Skoglund.nnMeeting the artist Malin Gabriella Nordin during work and her battles with confronting something that turn...

Documentarian: Vincent Skoglund.nnMeeting the artist Malin Gabriella Nordin during work and her battles with confronting something that turned into her biggest asset. Where do nightmares come from?nnTo see more of Vincent Skoglund's work visit http://livingoffthewall.vans.com/vincent-skoglund/   Less

Cool Hunting Video: Mark Mothersbaugh's Synth Collection

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The bright green, circular building of Mutato Muzika in Los Angeles is easy to spot when cruising down Sunset Boulevard. But most people mig...

The bright green, circular building of Mutato Muzika in Los Angeles is easy to spot when cruising down Sunset Boulevard. But most people might not realize it contains the creative hub of Mark Mothersbaugh, a founding member of DEVO turned award-winning Hollywood composer. Famous for his use of the synthesizer, Mothersbaugh has accumulated a vast collection over the years. We had the chance to check out a small selection of Mothersbaugh synths and spent some time talking about the future of music with the prolific artist.   Less

Greyhound to Cuba, Santaigo carnival excerpt.

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THE REINVENTION OF NORMAL

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"Go straight off the wall" said his dad and Dominic does just that. The film follows Dominic Wilcox, an artist / inventor / designer, on his...

"Go straight off the wall" said his dad and Dominic does just that. The film follows Dominic Wilcox, an artist / inventor / designer, on his quest for new ideas....Transforming the mundane and ordinary into something surprising, wondrous and strangely thought provoking.nnDirected & Produced by Liam Saint-Pierre (http://www.liamsaintpierre.com/)nEdited: Sam White nPost Production: The Whealhouse (http://www.thewhealhouse.com/)nOriginal Artwork & animation: Dominic WilcoxnAdditional Animation: Shroom studios (http://www.shroomstudio.com/)nOriginal Music: Olly Jenkins (http://www.ollyjenkins.com/)nSound Mix: Iain GrantnnDominic Wilcox's Blog: www.dominicwilcox.comnDominic's book 'Variations on Normal' : http://dominicwilcox.com/the-book/   Less

InFrame - Jessica Lehrman

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Jessica Lehrman is a Brooklyn-based photographer best known for her raw visual documentation of contemporary underground movements. From pro...

Jessica Lehrman is a Brooklyn-based photographer best known for her raw visual documentation of contemporary underground movements. From protests and social revolutions to the belly of hip hop’s underground community and its emerging artists. Her work has been featured in publications such as Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Billboard, VICE and more.nnSee more of Jessica’s work at http://www.jessicalehrman.com, built using http://Format.comnnFor InFrame Series updates and announcements follow:nFacebook http://facebook.com/useformatnTwitter http://twitter.com/useformatnnCredits:nnDirector and Photography: Bas BerkhoutnProduction: Like Knows LikenBrand and Motion Design: Andrew Vucko / Roger DarionCreative Director: Lukas DryjanExecutive Producer: Dominik DryjanAudiomix: Peter StoelnnSpecial Thanks: The Lehrman family, Flatbush ZOMBiES, Tyrone Walker   Less

Driving at Night (Nightcrawler / Drive)

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A side by side comparison of the night time driving scenes in Nightcrawler (2014) and Drive (2011). nnDrive (2011) directed by Nicolas Windi...

A side by side comparison of the night time driving scenes in Nightcrawler (2014) and Drive (2011). nnDrive (2011) directed by Nicolas Winding RefnnNightcrawler (2014) directed by Dan GilroynnMusic: Nightcall - Kavinsky (feat. Lovefoxxx)   Less

Inventor Portrait: Alan Adler (AeroPress; Aerobie)

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Alan Adler, inventor of the Aerobie Flying Disc and the AeroPress coffee maker, tells the stories behind his famous inventions. Part of an o...

Alan Adler, inventor of the Aerobie Flying Disc and the AeroPress coffee maker, tells the stories behind his famous inventions. Part of an ongoing series of inventor portraits by David Friedman.nnFor more of David's videos from this series and more, visit http://likelymedia.com/video/   Less

Beth Cavener - Sculptor

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Made by http://likeknowslike.com co-founder and filmmaker http://basberkhout.nl nnPrimitive animal instincts lurk in our own depths, waiting...

Made by http://likeknowslike.com co-founder and filmmaker http://basberkhout.nl nnPrimitive animal instincts lurk in our own depths, waiting for the chance to slide past a conscious moment. The sculptures Beth Cavener creates focus on human psychology, stripped of context and rationalization, and articulated through animal and human forms.nnCavener wants to pry at those uncomfortable, awkward edges between animal and human. Entangled in their own internal and external struggles, the figures express frustration for the human tendency towards cruelty and lack of understanding. Something conscious and knowing is captured in their gestures and expressions.nnBeth Caveners work: http://followtheblackrabbit.comnnSPECIAL THANKS:nAlessandro GallonnMUSIC:nMatthew DaviesnnSOUND DESIGN:nPeter StoelnnSee more: http://basberkhout.nl   Less

The LB Project

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The LB Project is a european art project through skateboarding.nnIt has been created to bring people together for a good cause. nSharing ski...

The LB Project is a european art project through skateboarding.nnIt has been created to bring people together for a good cause. nSharing skills, ideas and love for helping each other was the first goal.nnEverything started in July 2014. It was in Berlin during Bright Tradeshow ( www.brighttradeshow.com ). nThen we moved to Copenhagen at Street Machine ( www.streetmachine.com ),Barcelona at FTC ( www.ftcsf.com ), Paris at le Point Ephémère ( www.pointephemere.org ), Amsterdam at Ben G ( www.ben-g.nl ) and the final show was in May 2015 in London at Parlour ( www.parlourskatestore.co.uk ).nnThis art project will be nothing without the help from the artists : Michael Sieben, Todd Bratrud, Jeremy Fish, Fos, Jeremyville, Kid Creature, French, Mike Kershnar, Chad Eaton, BB Bastidas.nnEach artists hand painted on blank skateboards to make art accessible to people but especially to support Skateistan ( www.skateistan.org - non profit organization using skateboarding as a tool of empowerment).nHalf of the boards were offered to Internet users via the-lbproject.com/subscribe/ and the other half were donated to Skateistan.nnSupported by : www.nixon.com, www.Globebrand.com, www.Volcom.com, www.crimelarochelle.com, www.Olow.fr, www.L-R-G.com, www.Iriedaily.de, www.waitingforthesun.comnMedia partners : Bitchslap, Dogway, A propos, Flatspot, Place, Sidewalk, Co&Jo.nnCurated by Lucas Beaufort / instagram.com/lucas_beaufortnArt Direction : Corentin Bertau / instagram.com/corentinbertaunnLiens externesnwww.the-lbproject.com   Less

Jacob Ovgren

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The LB Project is an american art project through skateboarding.nnIt has been created to bring photographers and artists together to support...

The LB Project is an american art project through skateboarding.nnIt has been created to bring photographers and artists together to support Harold Hunter Foundation (www.haroldhunter.org).nnEach photographer sent us a photo that we have printed on a set of 5 skateboards and the artist had white card to paint on it.nn10 artists : Jimbo Phillips, Jacob Ovgren, Meka, Kyle Platts, Sam Taylor, Ricardo Cavolo,nJamie Browne, Mike Murdock, Lucas Beaufort and Mr Penfold.nn10 photographers : Aaron Smith, Ben Colen, Brian Gaberman, Dave Swift, David Broach, Jake Darwen, Jon Coulthard, Marcel Veldman, Sam Muller and Ryan Allan.nnFor the second episode we are pleased to introduce Jacob Ovgren, in Malmo.nnNext art show will be in NYC in collaboration with SHUT :nnOpening night : Thursday, November 5th from 7 to 11 pm.nnLocation : VOCAL NYC / 77 Bleeker street / Suite C212 / From 7 to 10 pmnnFB event : https://www.facebook.com/events/1767471286813924/ nnMore info : www.the-lbproject.comnnProduced by Lucas BeaufortnnFilmed and edited by Corentin BertaunnSupported by : www.Almostskateboards.com, www.Arnette.com, www.L-R-G.com, www.smlwheels.com, www.Skullcandy.com, www.Filamentbrand.com, www.TheBerrics.com, www.TheSkateboardmag.com, www.PabstBlueRibbon.com   Less

Portraits of the Unseen Domestic Laborers Behind L.A.'s Mansions

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Ramiro Gomez's parents are Mexican immigrants—his mother works as a janitor and his father is a Costco truck driver. Growing up in the Los...

Ramiro Gomez's parents are Mexican immigrants—his mother works as a janitor and his father is a Costco truck driver. Growing up in the Los Angeles area, he was always aware of the invisibility of the area's domestic laborers. Now, as an artist represented by the Charlie James Gallery, Gomez paints these workers and places their figures in scenes of L.A. luxury. "It's my interest to showcase the other side of things, the more real side that I see, which is the people maintaining those mansions," he says in this documentary produced by Kelly Loudenberg for The Atlantic's American Dreams series. "I hope that these paintings showcase that their labor meant something to me and it meant something to society."   Less

Mass Production

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Music : TSVInVideo : SPK Greenleaf / Matteo ZamagninnAll video content has been ripped from the the web and destroyed in both a digital and ...

Music : TSVInVideo : SPK Greenleaf / Matteo ZamagninnAll video content has been ripped from the the web and destroyed in both a digital and analogue mannernnIn this post Internet era knowledge is readily available and easily accessible world wide, data passes through our brains continuously, potentially leading to an age of information overload and coinciding with automated industrial scale production for mass consumption; nThe destruction of the footage in the video is a reflection on how information, data and mass production are overwhelming and infecting our systems. nnMotion, data moshing and Iframe destruction techniques, hacked analogue hardware and video feedback is used to visually represent the progressive structure of the track, presenting a dynamic, integrated audio/visual emersion into mass production.   Less