Dancer Jordan Robson performs a series of improvised movements and gestures through the streets of east London in this collaboration with Swedish director Bertil Nilsson (previously featured here). Sound design by Angel Pérez Grandi.
A touching portrait of New York City, the passage of time and a mother’s love for her son. Told through a combination of images and voicemail messages, “3,000 Miles” is a personal year-in-the-life documented by filmmaker Sean Wang after moving across the country.
Director / DP / Editor: Sean Wang
Original Score: Breton Vivian
Pianist: Jonathan Keith
Sound Design / Sound Mix: Michael O’ Connor
Best mom: Cynthia Lee
Title Card: Cindy T. Mai
Additional protest photos taken by: Isaac Blankensmith & Milovale Tiatia
This is just one of the many wonderful submissions we’ve received in the past week. Consider participating here if you have a project you’d like us to check out!
Video for “Half Man Half Shark” by King Krule (previously featured here). Live footage by John Gittens, Nigel Rubinosa, Reuben Bastienne-Lewis. Editing and animation by Theo Chin.
A timely video given the devastating events in Las Vegas this week. Artist and filmmaker JJ Walker documents gun culture in the state of Oklahoma for St Francis Hotel’s track “You’d Gotta Be Alive.” Shot on Kodak 35mm.
Director: JJ Walker
Cinematographer: JJ Walker
Editor: JJ Walker
First Assistant Camera: William Bettge
Location Scout: Dan Watson
Film processing by FotoKem
Film scanning by Cinelicious
Madrid-based filmmaker Paula Martín-Ferro creates a stylish portrait of a young woman and a mysterious admirer named Berlín.
Written and directed by Paula Martín-Ferro
Assistant Director: Sofía de Palacio Cano
DoP: Adrián del Val
1Ac: Pablo Conde
2Ac: Maria Paulina Zambrano
Dit: Ibon Esparza
Steadycam: David Sevilla
Gaffer: Ricardo Varela
Electric: David Corini
Electric: Pablo Romero
Machinist: Rodrigo de Pablo
Fixed picture: Patrick Knot
Production manager: Irene Mar M. Roca
Aydt. of production: Nacho Rodríguez
Aydt. production: Christian Santos
Art Director: Paula Inchausti
Atrezzista: Tomas Martin
Illustrations: Alba Blázquez
Fashion: Laura Herrera
Makeup artist: Mónica Martínez
Sound editing and mixing: Eduardo Rosa
Sound direct: Martin Jiménez
Pertiguista: Daniel Rincón
Original Song: Marlango – “Madness”
Starring:
Cayetana – Cayetana Reyes
Berlín – Berlín
Voice – Jorge Devora
An old man struggles to adjust to living alone in this video for Ira Wolf’s track “Sunscreen” by Virginia-based filmmaker Patrick Mason (previously featured here). Great performance by the lead. See full credits below.
Starring:
Alexander Barnett
Paola Torres
Director: Patrick Mason
Cinematographer: Ian Anthony Reid
Producers: Ian Reid and Max Haben
Gaffer: Raul
AC: Brandon Habuda
Grips: Ian Lim
Aerials: Absolute Altitude
Video for St. Vincent’s track “Los Ageless.” Supported by Red Bull Music Academy and directed by Willo Perron.
A clever day-in-the-life set in a world where people have lamps for heads by director Dan Jobson.
Director/Post: Dan Jobson
Writer: Stuart Roberts
Director of Photography: Alex “The Kernel” Kerr
Starring: Dr Chris Gyngell
Music: Ryuichi Sakamoto – “Ubi”
This is just one of the many excellent submissions we’ve received this week. Consider participating here if you have a project you’d like us to check out!
An ongoing project about competitive go-kart racing in Germany by American-German artist Chris Kippenberger. A breeding ground for future Formula 1 stars through the years, Kippenberger has been chronicling the high-stakes world for the last 10.
A series of delightful installations by Helsinki-based designer and animator Lucas Zanotto. Sound by David Kamp (previously featured here).
Some great shots in this video for John Mark McMillan’s track “Mercury & Lightning” by director Jared Hogan, with cinematography by Matthew Ballard.
A wonderfully chaotic short by London-based artist Diyala Muir. Created as her graduation film from the Royal College of Art, “The Day After the Party” follows a young girl as she anxiously relives events from the night before while wandering home through Brixton market.
