Winter from Jamie Scott on Vimeo.

Winter is my third seasonal time-lapse film and the second collaboration with composer Jim Perkins. It is the culmination of 5 years of shooting across New York State and Montreal, Canada.

Because of the nature of snow falling and ice freezing, Winter is more frenetic and fast-paced than my other 2 films. It is by far the hardest piece I have ever produced. At times I was shooting with up to 6 cameras and 4 sliders. I also lost 2 drones in the process.

All elements were captured by camera with some shots requiring a significant amount of compositing.

BAGHDADI — بغدادي from Stanislas Giroux on Vimeo.

Google "Iraq" to see tanks and war. I'm trying my best for nicer stuff to pop up.

"Cairo writes, Beirut publishes, Baghdad reads." This popular proverb summarizes what this place really is. Here is a glimpse of Baghdadi's daily life.

Shot on 28mm, in Baghdad, Iraq.

Plate tectonic evolution from 1 Billion years ago to the present..mp4 from Visual Capitalist on Vimeo.

Aerial Sheep Herding in Yokneam from Colossal on Vimeo.

Aerial views of sheep herding in Yokneam.

Footage © Lior Patel, 2021. Shared with permission.

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1881 EV TIM SLATE.mov from TIMBUKTU CONTENT on Vimeo.

Recreating the first rechargeable electric vehicle to run again on streets of Paris 140 yrs on.

Cassini Logs - Created by Alexandru Popescu and Tim Ben Cole from Unreal Engine on Vimeo.

Alone on one of Saturn's moons, Cassini, a 60-year-old scientist, is at the end of a 10-year journey trying to understand her parents' disappearance. As she reaches the location of their last known contact, she will retrace their steps, trying to finish their last mission. But the world she finds is caught in a delicate balance between its frozen surface and a violent volcanic core below that threatens to erupt at any minute.

Light sounds light - First film roll from Mario Cipriano on Vimeo.

Light Sounds Light is a project I started working on in 2015 after meeting Jim Goldberg from Magnum in London during a workshop at the Barbican. In those days something popped in my head but nothing happened. Only some months later I came out with the concept that I started to slowly develop through a lot of try and fail moments. 



For the ultimate version of the setup, I plugged an ambient stereo audio recorder to my film camera, a Roland R07 to a Leica M6, giving life to an hybrid camera I use to create what I called PCV - Prompted Compared Visions. I’ve called it like this because it is a content in which for a brief moment subjective and objective vision coexist. 

To create this kind of content when I stumble upon something interesting I start to record on my audio recorder, then snap the photo, let the Roland record some spare 10 seconds and then turn it off.

Then it comes to editing. Five seconds of black screen with the original environmental sound from the shooting scene, then you can hear obviously the shutter clocking and then the photo appears, with the sound still flowing. 

In the first part the sound lets your mind create a subjective frame based on your memory and personal culture. Then in the second part the objective frame appears, this is the moment when subjective and objective visions meet.

Since I first introduced it to the public at the MACRO - Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma, (Rome Museum of Contemporary Art) in 2019, I was surprised as the public attention was very high in my project and new technique. Different online magazines talked about it like Petapixel and others from Turkey, Germany, Poland, UK and so on. Google that to read something more about it.



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Now I See Part 2: Sony A7S III from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

Super in-depth independent review coming very shortly! Sony Europe hired me to make a video for the launch of the long-anticipated A7S III, a camera that we thought would never come out! It made sense to me to make a follow up to my video "Now I See" that I made with the first A7S. It was the video that showed people the amazing low light ability of the camera.

Apart from being filmed on the same beach and on the same exact day of the year, just 6 years later, this isn't a copy of the original video. It expands greatly on it with a strong emphasis on the daylight filming due to the camera's incredible 4K high frame rate abilities. Also, the use of match cuts of the same shot at different times of the day is a nod to the making nighttime look like daytime in the original video. There is also a strong sound design so listen with headphones or some nice stereo speakers!

Many lenses were used and are listed below. A large percentage of the day filming was with the Sony 200-600mm F5.6-6.3.

Graded with Film Convert Nitrate, get 10% off at http://bit.ly/fcnitrate

Music "Luminescence" By Bob Bradley & Christopher Wonfor from Audio Network

BTS and photographer: Sarah Seal Additional BTS and man who walks up and down the beach at night: Julian Wakefield

Shot in 25p, 50p, 60p, 100p, 120p in 4K. Full details and BTS are in the review.

Sony A7S III Sony 200-600mm F5.6-6.3: gopb.co/sony200600 Sony 1000-400mm F4.5-5.6: gopb.co/sony100400 Sony 70-200mm F2.8 GM: gopb.co/sony70200 Sony 135mm F1.8 GM: gopb.co/sony135 Sony 85mm F1.4 GM: gopb.co/sony85 Sony 24-70mm F2.8 GM: gopb.co/sony2470 Sony Zeiss Planar 50mm: F1.4: gopb.co/sonyzeiss50 Sony 35mm F1.8: gopb.co/sony35 Sony 24mm F1.4 GM: gopb.co/sony24

Revoring: gopb.co/revoring

Sony ECM-B1M microphone: gopb.co/sonyecmb1m PolarPro Variable ND: gopb.co/polarprond Sony CFexpress A card: Prograde 128gb V90 SD Card: gopb.co/progradev90128gb Atomos Ninja V: gopb.co/atomosninjav17

A Walk Down To Water - Short Film from Leftside Pictures on Vimeo.

An immigrant employee working at a rural motel discovers that a guest has passed away in one of the rooms.

Written and Directed by Levi Holwell Produced by Ingrid Vargas, Behrad Moshtagh and Levi Holwell

Starring Boban Stojanović

- OFFICIAL SELECTION 2020 SLAMDANCE FILM FESTIVAL - OFFICIAL SELECTION TELEFILM CANADA x CLERMONT-FERRAND NOT SHORT ON TALENT SHOWCASE - WINNER "BEST ALBERTA SHORT" 2019 CALGARY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL -WINNER "BEST ALBERTA SHORT" 2019 EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL - 2019 STINGER AWARD WINNER: BEST SHORT FORM NARRATIVE - 2019 STINGER AWARD WINNER: LEVI HOLWELL FOR BEST EDITOR - AWARD OF EXCELLENCE 2019 CANADA SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL - OFFICIAL ACCEPTANCE 2020 TORONTO SHORT FILM FESTIVAL

THAISmile แก้มน้องนางนั้นแดงกว่าใคร : internet film from chanatip.w on Vimeo.

Product : Smile For Life (THAI Smile) Agency : Get That Cheese Company Limited Production house : Clapscene Film Bangkok Director : Chanatip Wongpontree Assistant Director 1 : Jirathit Sa-add-iam Producer: Woratep Tummaoros Co-Produce & PM : Kwanjira Ruangdej AE : Budsakon Kittinuntapunya Creative : Autthavisit Hatsadintorn Na Ayuttaya, Pharnuphong Wongkawesin, Kamonrat Vongraksa Chanatip Wongpontree DOP : Krittideach Gajangsri Art Director : Atikhun Phetkrathok Casting director : Thanit Vasu Yantrakovit Make up & Hair : Pachararat Srinuan Costume : Naporn Kongsuan Location Manager : Tanachit Jirapongtanaporn Sound Recorder : T-Rec Catering : Vanida Inyoo, ป้าติ๋ม Camera Equipment : Footgear Thailand Grip & Lighting Equipment : Footgear Thailand Behind the scene : Chonticha Suttiphaet Editor : Pakpoom Pothisart Sound Mixer : Ze-alots Boutique Post Production Music Composer : Chinnarong Jankamjorn Colorist : Krittin Pumchaosuan

WANDERING SOUL | Horror Short Film from Perception Pictures on Vimeo.

During the Vietnam War, a Viet Cong soldier stationed in the claustrophobic Cu Chi tunnels is haunted by the ghost of a fallen comrade.

WINNER - Best Horror Short, Hollyshorts Film Festival 2017 WINNER - Best Horror Short, 2017 Phoenix Film Festival WINNER - Best Director, Canberra Short Film Festival 2017 WINNER - Best Cinematography in a Short Film, 2017 Australian Cinematographer's Society Awards NOMINATED - Best Direction in a Short Film, 2017 Australian Director's Guild Awards NOMINATED - Craft Award, 2017 St Kilda Film Festival

OFFICIAL SELECTION HIGHLIGHTS

49th Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival (world premiere) Screamfest Film Festival, 2016 Show Me Shorts, 2016 ZINEBI - Bilbao Short and Documentary Film Festival, 2016 Encounters Short Film Festival, 2017 Flickerfest International Short Film Festival, 2017 Newport Beach Film Festival, 2017 Brussels Short Film Festival, 2017 St Kilda Film Festival, 2017 Fantaspoa International Fantastic Film Festival, 2017 Palm Springs International Shortfest, 2017 Moscow International Film Festival, 2017 Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival, 2017 Revelation Perth International Film Festival, 2017

KEY CAST

Dao | Lap Phan Quan | Henry Vo Deceased Soldier/Ghost | Cuong Nguyen

KEY CREW

Director | Josh Tanner Producer | Jade van der Lei Written by | Josh Tanner & Jade van der Lei Executive Producers | Michael Spierig & Peter Spierig Associate Producer | Alana Jessop Production Design | Matt Putland Cinematographer | Jason Hargreaves ACS Composer | Guy Gross Editor | Geoff Lamb Sound Design | Lachlan Harris & Thom Kellar

© PERCEPTION PICTURES PTY LTD 2016

REPRESENTATION: United Talent Agency (UTA) Jordan Lonner Charles Farraro Jason Burns

CONTACT:

Jade van der Lei - Producer jade (at) perceptionpictures.com.au

Magic of Hong Kong from Timelab.pro on Vimeo.

Hong Kong. Asia’s World City In Breathtaking Art Video by Timelab.pro [email protected] for collaborations

Special thanks Vensus lens for Laowa 9mm lens. venuslens.net Filmed on a Zenmuse X7 camera, attached to a DJI Inspire 2 drone.

The Timelab team are setting out on a whole series of international projects. “Upcoming we have Qatar, Switzerland, Rome, and Paris. We want to film in the Arab nations too, as well as China, and start to film in Africa. Creative art videos of world destinations are our passion. We aim to create a documentary film portrait for every corner of our amazing planet.

Negative Supply: Film Carrier MK1 + Pro Mount MK1 Promotional Video from Negative Supply on Vimeo.

With our Film Carrier MK1 and our optional Pro Mount MK1, digitizing negatives or positives at home or in the lab has never been easier. Unlike traditional flatbed scanners, or aging traditional roll scanners/minilab scanners, our unit is built around a system that can evolve with digital camera technologies, allowing you to continuously upgrade your camera (aka hardware) when you deem fit. With the Film Carrier MK1 you’ll be able to scan entire rolls of 35mm film in as little as 5 minutes or less, all while keeping the emulsion safe and aligned during frame advancement with our precision drive mechanism. With the optional Pro Mount MK1, tricky camera setups are easy to level for consistent and sharp results thanks to adjustable feet and a weighted base, ensuring precision and stability, and you’ll automatically remove dust with our anti static brush!

Glowing Eyes Tutorial – recreate the Blade Runner Replicant eye effect in camera from Nikolas Moldenhauer on Vimeo.

In this tutorial we recreate the glowing eyes effect from the Blade Runner movie as a practical effect … so exactly like they did it in the original.

We are going to do so with frugal equipment as well as with more sophisticated setups.

We explain the basics as well as tricks and advanced techniques for even better results.

We recommend a two way mirror (beamsplitter) for best results, we used this one: teleprompterpad.com/en/pr...

Tutorial on YouTube: youtu.be/8VqgH3VlnlY

Aivascope 1.5x Anamorphic & 90mm lens, Sony A7s II from Aivascope on Vimeo.

Aivascope 1.5x anamorphic Contax G Carl Zeiss Sonnar 90mm 2.8 lens Sony A7s II camera

Many thanks to Andrius Seliuta.

The Procedure from calvin reeder on Vimeo.

A man is kidnapped and forced to endure a strange experiment.

Winner of the Sundance Short Film Jury Award: U.S Fiction.

"'The Procedure': A Parking Lot Kidnapping with Unexpected Consequences" -- read the Vimeo Q&A with director Calvin Reeder: vimeo.com/blog/post/staff-pick-premiere-the-procedure-a-parking-lot-ki

PALMY - ซ่อนกลิ่น (Tuberose) [One cut - Version] from Thitipong Kerdtongtawee on Vimeo.

One cut version.