Recuerdo del Cielo (2002) from mauricio prieto on Vimeo.

Diseño sonoro: Mauricio Prieto Dirección y Fotografía: Edward Goyeneche / Adrián Bedoya

Esfinge urbana from María Lorenzo Hernández on Vimeo.

ESFINGE URBANA es un cortometraje de animación que documenta creativamente la presencia del arte urbano en los diversos barrios de Valencia entre 2018 y 2019., dirigido por María Lorenzo y producido por Enrique Millán. Un homenaje a todos los artistas urbanos de Valencia, a partir de las creaciones de Chikitín, Atila The One, Barbiturikills, Bea Rodríguez Art, Bowy Face, Cofla, Creative Close, David de Limón, Deih, Disneylexia, Erb Mon, Espectro Lobo, Hope, Julieta XLF, la Nena Wapa Wapa, PichiAvo, Robin Kowalewsky, The Photographer, Victin, Vinz, Will Coles, Xolaca, entre otros. Proyecto seleccionado en la convocatoria #CMCVaCasa 2020 del Consorci de Museus de la Comunitat Valenciana - CULTURA ONLINE.

Ra la Culebra_Shows 2022 from Paul Donneys on Vimeo.

EPK para programadores - Ra la Culebra 2023

Adentro (Inside) from Ingrid Pérez on Vimeo.

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Trailer A SOLAS, un film de Ingrid Pérez from Contravía Films on Vimeo.

Direction: Ingrid Pérez Production: Oscar Ruiz Navia, Paola Pérez In co-production with: Inercia Films and the social communications school of Universidad del Valle (Colombia) Country: Colombia Year: 2008 Duration: 15'00" Format: HD – Color Sales & festivals: Contravía Distribution.

Awards / Festivals: Best fiction short film - VEO Awards, 2008 – Colombia. IN VITRO VISUAL international festival Bogotá, 2008 – Colombia. Santafé de Antioquia Film Festival – Caja de Pandora Medellín, 2008 – Colombia. Cartagena International Film Festival, 2009 – Colombia. Rencontres Cinémas D’Amérique Latine de Toulouse, 2009 – France. International Festival of New Latin American Cinema of Havana, 2009 – Cuba.

La Jaula / The Cage (Trailer) from BOGOSHORTS tv on Vimeo.

Cortometraje distribuido por BOGOSHORTS Film Agency.

La Jaula / The Cage Dir. Lony Welter, 2016. Colombia, Suiza, Brasil. 16’34’’

Premios: Competencia Nacional Ficción 15º BOGOSHORTS Siembra Fest, Colombia, 2016 Arica Nativa, Chile, 2016

Dirección: Lony Welter Producción: Viana González Guion: Lony Welter Dirección de fotografia: Martin Flament-Mazel, Wilssa Esser Dirección de arte: Brannie Figueroa Diseño sonoro: Juanma López Música: Misael Bermeo Montaje: María Alejandra Briganti Cast: Fernando Sánchez, Juan José Tovar, Armando Suárez, Mariela Torres, Orlando Ferro

Un viejo carpintero vive a cargo de su pequeño nieto en un pueblito de tierra caliente. Un día, su vecino se queja de los constantes ladridos del perro guardián que el viejo tiene. Desinteresado, no presta atención a la queja y continúa con sus quehaceres. Pero la molestia del vecino se incrementa, hasta que éste decide ponerle fin al problema por su propia cuenta.

An old carpenter lives with his toddler grandchild in a little village. One day, his neighbour complains about the constant barking of the guardian dog he owns. Indifferent, the old carpenter pays no attention to the issue and goes on with his chores. But the neighbour's annoyance increases, until he decides to put an end to it, on his own account.

Lony Welter Tras realizar estudios de Historia del arte y Literatura latinoamericana en la Universidad de Zürich (Suiza), egresó como guionista de la Escuela Internacional de Cine y TV de San Antonio de los Baños (Cuba), donde escribió el multipremiado cortometraje Oslo (Luis Ernesto Doñas, 2021). En 2013 inicia su carrera profesional escribiendo y dirigiendo el corto de ficción La Jaula. Como guionista independiente ha sido parte del equipo de escritores de las series Era rara (Filmawa), La mirada de los condenados (Fidelio Films, Telepacífico), Ruido capital (Fidelio Films, Movistar+) y Libertador (La Contrabanda). Fue docente de Guion e Historia y teoría del cine en la Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano de Bogotá. Ha sido asesora del guion La hija de todas las rabias (Dir. Laura Baumeister), así como del documental Fait Vivir (dir. Oscar Ruiz Navia). Su proyecto de largometraje La lluvia obtuvo el estímulo de desarrollo del FDC, además de participar en el laboratorio CineQuaNon Lab en 2017, y en el Foro de Coproducción del Festival de San Sebastián en el mismo año. Actualmente se desempeña como escritora en el departamento de desarrollo de Fidelio Films.

After studying Art History and Latin American Literature at the University of Zurich (Switzerland), she graduated as a screenwriter from the International Film and TV School of San Antonio de los Baños (Cuba), where she wrote the multi-award winning short film Oslo (Luis Ernesto Doñas, 2021). In 2013 she began his professional career writing and directing the fiction short film La Jaula. As a freelance screenwriter she has been part of the writing team of the series Era rara (Filmawa), La mirada de los condenados (Fidelio Films, Telepacífico), Ruido capital (Fidelio Films, Movistar+) and Libertador (La Contrabanda). She taught Screenwriting and Film History at Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano in Bogotá. She was an advisor for the screenplay La hija de todas las rabias (dir. Laura Baumeister), as well as for the documentary Fait Vivir (dir. Oscar Ruiz Navia). Her feature film project La lluvia obtained the development fund for the Colombian Film Fund - FDC, in addition to participating in the CineQuaNon Lab in 2017. She currently works as a writer in the development department of Fidelio Films.

Lesson 1-Introduction from Bill Plympton on Vimeo.

Video from first session of Bill Plympton's animation school, January 9, 2017. First of three videos from first class.

We Like It Like That Spanish Subtitles Screener from Mathew Ramirez Warren on Vimeo.

2084 - Chris Marker (1984) from Taller 2 - CCOM - UBA on Vimeo.

Isolation from Carlos Rivero on Vimeo.

Animated short film representing our current isolation situation. By the time, April 2020 during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Sound design by Ivette Carmona

Prairie Wind | 16K from Martin Lisius on Vimeo.

Award Winner:

2020 International Innovation Film Festival - Best Cinematography Los Angeles Independent Film Festival - Best Experimental/Travel/Time-Lapse Short 2019 Woodbury Film Festival - Best Short Experimental Film. 2019 Prairie State Film Festival - Best Cinematography 2019 Canada Shorts - Canadian & International Short Film Fest - Finalist, Best International Film Short

Official Selection:

The Cinematographer Showcase Online 2020 2019 Americana Film Fest 2019 CORE International Film Festival 2019 Utah Film Festival Northeast Mountain Film Festival 2019 2019 South Dakota Film Festival

Directed and photographed by veteran storm chaser Martin Lisius, "Prairie Wind" represents the world's first film produced on 16K video. His goal was to photograph the storms of America's Great Plains on the largest canvas possible. "These amazing storms offer us a glimpse of what our world once was, and inspires us to protect and preserve what remains," Lisius said. "The sky over the prairie is huge. I wanted to create a medium large enough to capture and properly present it on."

Lisius shot the production utilizing two side by side 50MP Canon DSLRS. Shooting required the use of a custom-made mount to keep the two cameras perfectly aligned, 8,000 miles of travel through six states, and dozens of carefully prepared weather forecasts.

During post-production, 12,000 images were stitched together to create one 15,985 x 5792 pixel image using a Mac Pro workstation. Each shot required a minimum of 5 days to prepare with the computer working around the clock. To keep the processors from melting, the Mac was cooled by two powerful external fans.

Directed and photographed by Martin Lisius. prairiepictures.com

The score is by Benjamin Botkin. benbotkin.com

Tricia Brioux performs the voice of Mother Nature. triciasvoice.com

The words are by the naturalist John Muir, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Muir

A portion of the film’s 16K footage can be licensed exclusively through StormStock, stormstock.com

If you love amazing storms, consider booking a storm chasing expedition with Tempest Tours, tempesttours.com

Download and sample some of the 16K images used in “Prairie Wind” we.tl/t-lSKE8dVRP6

PRESS:

studiodaily.com/2018/11/storm-chasing-dp-martin-lisius-shot-gorgeous-time-lapses-16k/

nofilmschool.com/First-16K-Short-Film

Copyright Prairie Pictures, Inc.

#artoffline (2015) from Atelier Bolombolo on Vimeo.

From Nothing to Something from Vucko on Vimeo.

Why is the creative act so at the core of being human? And how does something come from nothing? This film is born from a collective investigation into the transformative magic - the special alchemy of senses, creativity, and action - that is inspiration.

According to the English dictionary, inspiration is "a mental stimulation to do and feel something" and this film echoes that emotions are a powerful catalyst for creating new work. We can feel angry, joyful, jealous, sad, nervous, and should pay more attention to these emotions. We can harness them as tools for creativity.

The film was developed as an"exquisite corpse". Through the involvement of a group of pretty inspiring individuals, we hope this film is a testament to a creativity that transcends any particular fad or style. Big shout outs to Antfood for the incredible sound design and to all our creative partners - truly making this something, from nothing!

Directed by: Vucko Producer: Molly Willows

Design & Animation: Andrew Vucko Stephen Kelleher Daniel Oeffinger Sarah Beth Morgan Henrique Barone Daniel Luna Thea Glad Yukai Du Rachel Reid Marcus Bakke Emanuele Colombo (Antimatter) Justina Lei Nejc Polovsak (Twisted Poly) Yino Huan DeeKay Kwon Pablo Cuello Romain Loubersanes Jorge R. Canedo E. Simon Appel & Oscar Pettersson of Part 1 Sharon Harris Seth Eckert

Narration: Julian McLaren Poulter

Original Music & Sound Design: Antfood

Mononoid - Ballina (Orignal Mix) from Naber LA on Vimeo.

Making Of "Supervenus" from Frederic Doazan on Vimeo.

Here is a timelapse of the photoshop process of Supervenus (vimeo.com/313814996)

Music : Holy Fuck / Stilettos

Supervenus from Frederic Doazan on Vimeo.

Supervenus (2013) A film by Frédéric Doazan Sound design by Vandy Roc

Watch the making of here : vimeo.com//313816377

CNN Colorscope Black from matt abbiss on Vimeo.

Short history of the colour black made for CNN as part of their Colorscope series.

Direction, Design and Animation by Matt Abbiss Produced by Sarah-Grace Mankarious Animation by Marta Reis Andrade Sound Design by Bryan Stone Music by Giacomo Smith

2017