A young girl’s obsession with attracting online attention takes a nightmarish turn in this short by Berlin-based filmmaker Niklas Coskan. “Does Love Even Make Sense?” is the first in what will be a series of episodes offering a surreal take on people’s relationship with modern technology.
Insane short made for Adult Swim by 3D animator Alexandre Louvenaz from Lyon, France!
A nurse grieves the loss of a patient through a cathartic dance in this short film written and directed by Sydney-based filmmaker Dani Pearce. Full credits below.
Writer/Director: Dani Pearce
Executive Producer: Sarah Nichols
Producer: Julia Corcoran
Cinematographer: Christopher Miles
Nurse: Nancy Denis
Casting: Danny Long Casting
Editor: Grace Eyre
Choreographer: Vanessa Marian
First AD: Jose Marquina
Stedicam: Jake Iesu
1st AC: Alex ‘Alby’ Orellana
2nd AC: Jo Cameron
Data: Tyler Smith
Gaffer: Russel Fewtrell
Sound Recordist: David Lee
Art Director: Mohini Herse
Wardrobe: Sandy Burcul
MU/Hair: Cassie Hanlon
MU/Hair Assistant: Stephanie Debrincat
Runner: Maddie Levins
Stills: Xinger Xanger
Safety Officer: Wayne Pleace
Storyboard Artist: Luke Marsden
Post House: The Editors
Post Producer: Daniel Fry
Assistant Editor: Harrison Carr
Flame Artist: Matt Edwards
Sound Design: Rumble Studios
Executive Producer: Michael Gie
Sound Designer: Cam Milne
Colourist: Fergus Rotherham @ BE Colour
Another video for a previously unreleased Radiohead track off OKNOTOK, the 20th anniversary reissue of OK Computer. “Man of War” was directed by Colin Read (of Mandible Claw) with co-director Connor Kammerer. Click here to check out Radiohead’s other recent video, “I Promise,” if you haven’t already!
We had no idea it was possible to make something this creepy and inspiring at the same time; it’s like a nightmare you don’t really want to wake up from. Round of applause for using puppets and miniatures! And that song! What would all this be without that song? This is a masterpiece. Watch the behind the scenes below.
CREDITS
Director: Daniel Warwick
Agency: Forsman & Bodenfors
Client: Semcon
Creatives: Karin Jacobsson, Gustav Johansson, Stefan Thomson, Magnus Almberg
Agency producer: Lena Sellman
Production company: Camp David Film Stockholm
Executive producer: Rickard Edholm
Editor: Marty Schenk
Grading: James Bamford/The Mill London
Vfx/Online: Frost VFX Stockholm
Sound editing: Redpipe Stockholm
Music: Jonas Quant
Service Production: Orange Films
Exec Producer: Vivian Esterhuyse
Production Designer / Fabrication Supervisor: Rob Carlisle
Art Director: Jason Human
Wardrobe Stylist: Sophie Fraser
Administrator: Elsa Carlisle
Puppeteer (Animatronics): Xander Bosman
Marionette Puppeteer: Hansie Visagie
Marionette Puppeteer: Thea Visagie
Set Dresser: Marissa Horn
Set Dresser: Kaitlyn Coss
Set Dresser: Hein Smith
Puppet Stylist / Puppeteer: Zania Gerber
The inspiring story of Burnell Cotlon who returned to his neighbourhood in New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward, after Hurricane Katrina, to what the USDA officially listed as a “food desert”. An area with no access to affordable food in a five-mile radius.
Cotlon began a mission to rebuild his home one small business at a time. So far he’s opened a grocery store, a market, a barbershop, and a laundromat, after learning carpentry and electrical work through Youtube videos.
Director: Henry Busby
Agency: Tribeca Studios
Client: Bai
Production Company: Voyager Creative
Executive Producer: Andrew Hutcheson
Head of Production: David Brickel
Producer: Amalia Bradstreet
DP: Kelly Jeffrey
Steadicam: Chad Chamberlain
Drone Operator: Atmosphere Aerial
1st AC: Zachary Kertesz
Camera PA: Sophia Stevenson
Grip: Justin Crawford
Sound Mixer: Tim Connor
PA: Toby David
Editor: Henry Busby
Audio Post: One Thousand Birds
Audio Post Producer: Kira MacKnight
Sound Mixer: Calvin Pia
Original Music: Hyperballad
Composer: Jonathan Benedict
Everyone can stop making things now, the best thing has been made! David Lewandowski has worked on films like Tron: Legacy and Oblivion but is best known for his delightfully insane videos of rubbery naked figures prancing around town. He released “Going to the store” in 2011, and followed it up with “Late for meeting” in 2013, and now after years of fans continuously refreshing his Youtube page Lewandowski has blessed the Internet with “Time for sushi”.
Michael Priestley and Christian O’Keefe direct this video for Gracie Gray’s “Space” which ends with quite a memorable final shot.
CREDITS
Direction/Cinematography/Edit – Michael Priestley & Christian O’Keefe
Cast – Jacob Young & Gracie Gray
VFX – Zach Zombek & Christian O’Keefe
AC – Mitchell Harris
Additional Photography – John Motter
Special Thanks – Leather Tramp, Adrian Hernandez, The O’Keefe Family, Mikal Blue, Jacob Williams, Cole Syverson, Tim & Dollirae Gray, Andrew Paul, Patrick Mason, Zach Zombek, Marc Kharrat, Brayden Curtis, Laura Odermatt, Chad Corhan, and Chris Abouabdo
Director Timothy Jacob Elledge’s video for Febueder takes a little inspiration from choreographer Marc Breaux, who created the chimney sweep sequence in Mary Poppins. Beautiful cinematography by Michael Faller.
CREDITS
Starring: Kilo V Martin & Amelia Rose
Choreographer: Kilo V Martin
Director: Timothy Jacob Elledge
Director of Photography: Michael Faller
Assistant Camera: Dylan Kaplowitz
Assistant Camera: Andrew Alvarez
Grip: Myles Salazar
Grip: Daniel Frank
Editor: Michael Faller
Color: Parker Jarvie @ Company 3
Cristóbal González Camarena directs this video for Disidente in which a group of rebels seek to gain control of a television broadcast station.
CREDITS
Production Company: Unlimited Films
Band: DISIDENTE
Track: Enciendan Luces
Management: Managers Anónimos:
Label: LOV/RECS
Year: 2017
Actores: Alejandro González Camarena, José Felipe Moran,Andrea Paola Rivera Miguel Angel Moran
Director: Cristóbal González Camarena
Productor Ejecutivo: Gabriela Alvarado Fregoso
Asistente de dirección: Jorge González Camarena
Productor: Xcaret Guerrero Reynoso
Director de Fotografía: Gonzalo García Rodríguez
Productor en línea: Ilse Estefanía Ibarra García
Gerente de producción: María José Nájera Magallanes
1er Asistente de cámara: Carlos Eduardo Jiménez Murguía
2do Asistente de cámara: Arturo Fabián de la Fuente López
Director de Arte: José Eduardo Portillo, Topus Uranus
Asistente de arte: Cesar Ortiz Loza, Ricardo Ambriz Rodríguez, Ana Paula Franco, Emmanuel Moreno Pulido, Carmen de la Torre Valle, César Sierra Hernández, Ricardo Morales, y Mani.
Asistente de producción: Ana Paula Barrón, Karla Pamela Barrios, Ana Abrahmson, Lorena Macías.
Vestuario: Lorena Rodríguez Muñoz
Asistente de Vestuario: Anna Barroso Bou
Maquillaje: Verónica Gutiérrez Ríos
Editor: Cristóbal González Camarena
Gaffer: Andrés Sierra Rueda
Staff: Christofer Sierra Galván, Aldo Márquez Ruiz
Encargado de Cámara: Juan de la Peña
Volt Film Equipment: Héctor Pulido/Juan Chávez
Moisés Velazco Castañeda
Encargado de camión: Miguel Ángel Baeza Rodríguez
Conductores: Ramiro Rendón, Krystel Ruvalcaba, Mia Ángel
Extras: Claudia Lucia Bautista, Karla Ahtziri Guzmán, Katia Pacheco, Andrea Hernández Lomelí., María Cecilia Garcia, Xochitl Martínez Gallegos, Valeria Valentina Díaz, Yolotzin Jiménez Martínez, Emiliano Díaz Martínez.
Catering: Montserrat Mendoza
Agradecimientos especiales: Jorge González Castaños, Azucena Cervantes, Eduardo Moreno Radillo, Marisol Sahagún Arellano
Lic. Laura Flores – Ayuntamiento de Guadalajara
Lic. Claudia Gaytan – Secretaria de Turismo
Melody Villasana – Comisión de Filmaciones del Estado de Jalisco
Sombreros Tardan
El Parian
An interview with Charlie Smith, a former African American slave, is juxtaposed with a powerful dance by Ernest Felton Baker. Gorgeous cinematography in this one by director Andrew Michael Ellis, Ben Stamper, and Sasha Aryutunova.
CREDITS
Directed by Andrew Michael Ellis
Performed by Ernest Felton Baker
Cinematography by Andrew Michael Ellis and Ben Stamper
Edited by Ben Stamper
Additional Cinematography by Sasha Aryutunova
Special Thanks to Jonathan Seale
Some eye candy courtesy of designer James Owen. Audio by Echolab.
