Sickbarber by Refined Media
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Having thus excluded conversation and desisted from study, he had neither business nor amusement. His ideas, therefore, being neither renovated by discourse nor increased by reading, wore gradually away, till at last his anger congealed into madness.
Clark - To Live And Die In Grantham by Christopher Hewitt
Abrase | Short Film by Toshadeva Palani
LA DERADE VF ENG SUB by Pascal Latil
The Days Burn Blue by Lucy Luscombe
The Days Burn Blue from Lucy Luscombe on Vimeo.
I was interested in what a coming-of-age might feel like to a kid in a town outside of London during the ‘Age of Austerity’.
A surreal transition from the expectation of childhood to the exhilaration of emerging adulthood to the quiet realisation that fulfilling your dreams in modern Britain is perhaps an impossibility.
The talent, promise and character I encountered amongst the youth in Huddersfield was overwhelming. Really bright kids with big dreams and little infrastructure to realise them. It makes you the wonder what genius is slipping through the net.
Commissioned by Random Acts, Channel 4 and Warp Records.
Production Company - Caviar London
Executive Producer - Ore Okonedo
Producer - Matt Posner
DOP - Benjamin Thomas @WPA
Editor - Ellie Johnson @Speade
Colourist - Denny Cooper @Rushes
VFX - James Dooley @Rushes
Steadicam - Thomas Frigstad
Sound Design - Aiden WhalleyAll music written and performed by Darkstar
NEWFEST: “Catharsis” (2015) from Rob Aquino on Vimeo.
directed by rob aquino
edited by leah roh
cinematography by denia basic
produced by patrick swenson
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NEWFEST: “Catharsis” (2015) by Rob Aquino
Recovery from jeremy craven on Vimeo.
A gay male with a fighting addiction tries to find god before he punches his way into prison.
Ljósið from Cylan Shaffer on Vimeo.
A man desires to overcome the restraint of his fears and embarks on a journey towards discovery through life, love, and self. Ljósið is an extraordinary performance piece of stunning emotion as two dancers explore the boundaries of loss, love, denial and acceptance.
Official Selections: 2013 Palm Springs International ShortsFest (World Premiere), 2013 Lady Filmmakers Film Festival, 2013 Oklahoma Dance Film Festival, 2014 Petaluma Film Fest, 2014 DOTA Dance Film Festival
Please contact shaffer.cylan@gmail.com for dance film inquiries or to purchase a DVD copy of the film including auditions, rehearsal footage, production stills, articles on the locations, and outtakes.
Telephone Me from Michael Demetriou on Vimeo.
‘You’re listening to Rain City FM, where it never rains, only pours’. Telephone Me is the story of an unfaithful girlfriend, told from multiple view points through to its gruesome conclusion. It is a dark, atmospheric and honest look at the consequences of infidelity, and the intense emotions that come with it.
Starring Lee Anderson, Daniel Rands, Ghaffar Ghoddusi, Jacob Stuttard, Stuart Cameron, Ana Valerio, Daniel Sormainis
Written & Directed by Michael Demetriou
Produced by Michael Demetriou & Andreas Stavrou
Cinematography by Rina YangShot on Kodak 16mm
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Telephone Me by Michael Demetriou
Sputnik – a short film by Maxim Zhestkov by Zhestkov
Sputnik – a short film by Maxim Zhestkov from Zhestkov on Vimeo.
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zhestkov.com“Sputnik” is a Maxim Zhestkov short film about the evolution of an extraterrestrial mind, and its journey to the light. The project was created with the help of industry leading artists from all over the world, including: United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Russia. Production of the full CG animated short film took a year and a half. All crew members worked on the project remotely. Maxim directed it and produced from his HQ in Ulyanovsk, Russia.
Credits:
Director / Designer / Producer: Maxim Zhestkov
Compositing: Alexander Kulikov
Animation: Dmitrii Kolpakov
Character design: Ben Mauro
Mo-cap actor: Yaroslav Andronov
FX artist: Artur Gadzhiev
Character CG producer: Maxim Miheenko
Character artist: Konstantin Illin
Additional character artist: Nikita Replyanski
Foley artist: Ivan Savelyev
Foley recording: Anna Cigarkova
Sound design / music: Alexander PlotnikovRepresentation: Scott Glassgold / Ground Control – scott@groundcontrol-la.com
Exodus 19-40: Tabernaculous! by Nina Paley
Exodus 19-40: Tabernaculous! from Nina Paley on Vimeo.
Music: The Things We Do For Love by 10cc (1976)
The Tabernacle is built, Aharon ordained, Joshua and Eleazar introduced, and an enduring religious hierarchy firmly established.
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Sickbarber from Refined Media on Vimeo.
A portrait of the man behind a very special old school barbershop in Lisbon. The journey of Fabio, who follows his dream to become a real barber in his hometown.
Produced by:
Refined Media
Seph VisualsCamera: Thijmen Boet & Niels Joseph
Script: Joana Marques
Audio: Manuel Scheipner
VO: Fabio Marques
Poster Boy! from Nick Sahoyah on Vimeo.
“Nick really should have put up those posters last week…”
Comedic short film, written and directed by Nick Sahoyah. Filmed on Capitol Hill in Seattle, Washington.
Featuring songs by Champagne Champagne: http://ift.tt/1ZJm8wt
Clark - To Live And Die In Grantham by Christopher Hewitt
Abrase | Short Film by Toshadeva Palani
Abrase | Short Film from Toshadeva Palani on Vimeo.
The fading love of two men, remembered.
A relationship once vivid, now dissipating into a fog of partial remembrance; the memories of heartbreak and loss that bend and change as the years go by.
DIRECTED BY TOSHADEVA PALANI [toshadeva.palani.com]
STARRING CHRISTIAN ADAMS + MICHAEL BORDENAVE
CINEMATOGRAPHY BY T. ACTON FITZGERALD [actonfitzgerald.com]
MUSIC BY JOSEPH E.M. [josephem.com]
LA DERADE VF ENG SUB by Pascal Latil