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Weisscam Showreel from Stefan Weiss on Vimeo.
Latest Weisscam Showreel by DoP/CEO Stefan Weiss.
Technical Production and Camera/Crew by Weisscam GmbH
weisscam.com
Shot with WEISSCAM HS-1 and WEISSCAM HS-2.
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SHOWREEL DOP 2017 PivnenkoS from Serzh Pivnenko on Vimeo.
SHOWREEL DOP 2017 PivnenkoS
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All the Way - 4K from GHOSTHOUSEmedia on Vimeo.
All the Way started as a personal experimental project and is a visual concept of Circocan’s International School of Circus philosophy and lifestyle.
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A portrait of Iraq. from Janssen Powers on Vimeo.
If you Google image search “Iraq” looking for photos of anything other than soldiers and war then you're in for some serious scrolling...
Since the spring of 2016 I’ve been traveling back and forth to Iraq working on a longer form doc with Nations Media. The Iraq I’ve come to know and love over the course of these visits is a drastically different place than version of the country I grew up seeing in the news.
On my most recent trip I brought a 16mm film camera, one lens and a few cans of film to capture portraits of people I met along the way.
Shot on Kodak Super 16mm
Special thanks to:
All of the wonderful people who were brave enough to let me take their picture
Mckinzy Powers
Joel Parker
Mark Foreman
Jeycob Carlson
Jacqueline Isaac
Robert Samo
Metropolis Post
@Nations (nationsmedia.org/)
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BRASIL IMPOSSÍVEL from URSO MORTO on Vimeo.
Brasil, te quero tanto mas tenho medo. Te amo, te desejo, mas te odeio do fundo.
Não enxergo o futuro maravilhoso que vejo com você.
Com destroços e traumas você criou esse paraíso maldito.
Eu já não sei se meu coração te aguenta mais. Meu Brasil Impossível.
Músicas:
Tropicália - Caetano Veloso
Buraco no céu - MC Nego Bala
Direção - Fabrício Brambatti / Urso Morto
Direção de Fotografia - Gabriel Bianchini e Fabricio Brambatti
Direção de Arte - Lauren Ferreira e Carolina De Campos
Assitente de Direção - Gustavo Gusmão
Produtor - Davis Fabri
Cor - Lucas Silva Campos
Produtor de locação - Jr. Braga
Fotografias - @angustia.photo
Produção - @iconoclast.tv
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Hip Hop Cafe from superrocketman on Vimeo.
Born out of his Jamaica sound system roots, DJ Kool Herc changed the face of the planet in the 1970’s resourcefully creating something out of nothing called Hip-Hop. Heavy bass, scratching, break dancing, rap, graffiti art and dress code, mixing old flavours making new fresh statements are at the core of the culture's expression. All of these component parts of HIP HOP, I love, live for and are the driving forces behind what drove me to write, produce, finance and direct my contribution to the culture called Hip Hop Cafe.
A short film for real HIP HOP heads globally, this one is for you. As far as I am aware a film like this hasn’t existed until now. Have a watch, like it, share it, and hit me up if you want to see HIP HOP CAFE 2
Follow Hip Hop Cafe
Website: hiphopcafefilm.co.uk
Instagram: instagram.com/hiphopcafefilm
Twitter: twitter.com/HipHopCafeFilm
Credits
Written, directed and produced by Robbie Samuels superrocketman.com
Producers: James Pearcey, Pranav Arya, Russell Would
Line Producers: Romain Richard, Alex Olivares & Patrick Greene
Cast
Jack: Osy Ikhile
Jenny: Carla Harrison-Hodge
Marge: Shola Adewusi
Bonita: Jenny Mayers
Waitress: Ania Sowinski
Waiter: Tom Haywood
Chess Player: Tunji Falana
Hov: Gary Beadle
Mr Dobalina: Masashi Fujimoto
Saxophone man: Miguel D'Oliveira
Chef: Femi Houghton
Production
Director of Photography: Andrew Kuchanny
Production Designer: Vicky Hurley
Editor: Paul Boobyer
Costume Designer: Anne-Aurélie Pillet
First Ad: Chris Malin
Second Ad: Sam Bokma
Gaffer: Jim Agnew
Spark: Edward Hiscox
Production Assistants: Claire Nolan & Huw Edwards
DIT: Henri Plint
Prop Buyer: Felicity Wetherell
1st AC: Calvin Day
2nd AC: Abi Hurcomb
Grip: Carl ’Lump’ Dunn
Sound Recordist: Rowan October
Wardrobe Assistant: Hanna Szirmai
Makeup Artist: Jessica Goh
Stills Photography: Cregg St. Rose
Catering: Mamma & Honnie Tang
Post-Production
Titles and Credit Design: Mark One & Bentley Middlewick
Digital Distortion
Pre-Visualisation: Dan Sollis & Phil Trease
Time Based Arts
Post Producer: Sean Ewins
Compositing: Jamie Crofts, Ralph Briscoe
Additional Compositing: Linda Cieniawska
Colourist: Jack McGinty
Vaudeville
Sound Supervisor: Scott Marshall
Re-Recording Mixer: Luke Hatfield
Dialogue Editor: Vincenzo Bosa
Sound Designer: Tom Joyce
Music
Original Music by: Golden Kimono
Dedicated to Nick, a man that loved the music more than most.
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ENOUGH | The Empowered Women of Korogocho from Brent Foster on Vimeo.
Beatrice Nyariara lives in Korogocho. It's widely considered to be Nairobi's most dangerous slum.
More than 150,000 people are packed into the shanty town which is less than two square kilometers.
Crime is high. Gangs are active. Addiction is rampant.
A while back, men in her community started to attack the "grandmothers" of Korogocho at night. Most of the women attacked are sexually assaulted, and some have been killed. The men believe that the elder women were less likely to be HIV positive. They also saw them as vulnerable.
A few years ago, Beatrice decided enough was enough. It was time to fight back. It was time to develop a community.
The result of that decision empowered the group, and taught their community to respect them, value them, and to know how to be there for them.
Together, they are taking back Korogocho.
View the behind the scenes making of the film here: vimeo.com/268523144
Credits:
Director: Brent Foster
Producer: Tammy Foster
Director of Photography: Pawel Dwulit
Local Fixer: Evelyn Kahungu & George Kihara
Gaffer/Key Grip: Maciej Kulpa
Sound Recordist: Ednah Bonareri Momanyi
First AC: Mike Chege
Aerial Unit: Macdavis Mwangi & Christian Onyando
Editor: Shane Patrick Ford, Hiatus
Post-Production Supervisor: Catherine Pink, Hiatus
Title Graphics and End Credits: Reactiv
Original Score: David Chapdelaine, Hiatus
Colourist: Sofie Borup, Company 3
Sound Design: Defacto Sound
Transcriber: Mercy Muriuki
VFX Compositor: Kevin Jones
Special Thanks:
Beatrice Nyariara
Mary Nduta
Esther Wanjao
Mary Wanjiru Ng’ang’a
Mary Njoki Wainaina
Laeli Mbula
Wambui wa kimuhu
Rosemary Titi
Beatrice Wanjiku
Mary Wangui Njuguna
Veronica Njeri Kago
Jane Waithiageni Kiamuru
Harriet Nyokabi
Samuel Njoki
Peter Aluvanse
Felix Ochieng
Francis Lugonzo
Bertha Kangongoi
Derek Sewell
Josefina Nadurata
Andrew Lynch
Michael Corbiere
Bruce McKay
Jesse Ford
Susan Rued Anderson
Church of the Lord and Healing Ministries
Great Hope Network Children Centre
Korogocho Chief Nyabuto Omache
Equipment Generously Provided by:
William F. White International Inc.
Supporters:
Holiday Films
Nimble Content
The Work Inc.
Hiatus
Reactiv
Defacto Sound
Company 3
Benro
Tenba
LensProToGo
Kessler
Core SWX
Convergent Design
Rode Microphones
Film Convert
Zylight
In Memory of Frank Dymock and to all those living their legacy on a daily basis.
Visit the project at: whileimheretheproject.com
Copyright Foster Visuals Inc. 2018
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AUM SHINRIKYO | オウム真理教 from Garrett Hardy Davis on Vimeo.
From Director Noah Conopask:
On a recent shoot in Tokyo I was incredibly inspired by Japan and everything I was seeing around me visually. The streets, the people and the fashion. I learned about a doomsday cult called Aum Shinrikyo (Japanese オウム真理教) that let off deadly sarin nerve gas in Tokyo’s subway system 20 years ago. The attack was the worst in modern Japanese history. It made me think of Dylan Thomas poems about life and death. It was something I wanted to bring to life cinematically. I had a vision of a few of the cult members walking around Tokyo. Staking out the attack, the way thieves would a bank heist.
Poem: 'And Death Shall Hall No Dominion' Excerpt by Dylan Thomas
Directed by: Noah Conopask
Production Company: The Sweet Shop
Cinematography: Garrett Hardy Davis
Edit: James Dierx at Whitehouse Post
Music: Traces
Voice Over: Vivian
Color: Seth Ricart at RCO
Producer: Larissa Tiffin
Talent: KO3UKE Onishi, Kenji Araki, Percy
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WRESTLE | ICI from Benjamin Nicolas on Vimeo.
Dance short Film in collaboration with the french band ICI
The struggle of two women trying to love each other in China.
Production - Rocket science production Limited (China) - rsprod.tv
Producer - Inna Pan
Director - Benjamin Nicolas
Dancer - Chen Xindi - Wang Yilin
Art direction/Stylism - Sakura Fisher
Cinematographer - Harry Stonsen
Editing - Benjamin Nicolas
Grading - Arthur Paux
Post production - Post 430 (Montreal)
Music by ICI - Je te pardonne.
Shot on Red Dragon 6K, Cook anamorphic
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You Grew Up - Oddisee from Eugene and Louise on Vimeo.
A music video we made for the song "You Grew Up", by Oddisee.
From the album "The Iceberg".
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A History of Sadness in Movies by Abi Gol from Abi Gol on Vimeo.
I asked people from all over, from Milan to Paris, from Tehran to Los Angeles, a simple question: Which is the saddest scene in the history of cinema? I made a supercut with the answers!
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The Long Game Part 1: Why Leonardo DaVinci was once a loser from Adam Westbrook on Vimeo.
[HELP ME MAKE MORE VIDEO ESSAYS! patreon.com/AdamWestbrook]
WATCH PART TWO: vimeo.com/87448006
WATCH PART THREE: vimeo.com/151128399
Do you ever have that feeling that everyone else is more successful than you?
If you think that's bad - try being Leonardo Da Vinci.
This is the first of a two-part series on our distorted view of creativity and success.
DELVE DEEPER
For more on Leonardo DaVinci's little known early years take a look at:
"Da Vinci's Ghost: Genius, Obsession and how Leonard Created the World in his Own Image" by Toby Lester amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1439189242/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=1439189242&linkCode=as2&tag=adammeetsworl-21
"Leonardo and the age of the eye" by Ritchie Calder
"Mastery" by Robert Greene amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B009U1U2IU/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=B009U1U2IU&linkCode=as2&tag=adammeetsworl-21
This series began life as a couple of essays on Medium
Difficult medium.com/i-m-h-o/a7f8bdabd67b
47 years to success medium.com/the-dept-for-dangerous-ideas/8654ee14e4b2
Sources:
All paintings and archive in the Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons & Prelinger Archives
Ultimate Fails Compilation: youtube.com/watch?v=Ujwod-vqyqA
The Craig Ferguson Show © CBS
Music released under a Creative Commons Licence
"Nola" by Broke for Free soundcloud.com/broke-for-free
"Lullaby" by _ghost soundcloud.com/ghost-14
With extracts from:
"Frozen Star" by Kevin Macleod incompetech.com
"William Tell Overture" by Giachino Rossini
Translations:
Spanish by: Elena Sanchez
Portuguese: Gustavo Silveira
Indonesian: Farras Octara
Mandarin: Eric Lin cafewatercolor.com
Story Design and Production by Adam Westbrook
adamwestbrook.co.uk
Published by
delve.tv
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SIT - Short Documentary Film from Yoko Okumura on Vimeo.
A film about purpose in life, seen through the eyes of a Buddhist monk and his son.
Director//Yoko Okumura - yokofilm.com
Producer//Christopher Ruiz
Cinematographer//Bennett Cerf - bennettcerf.com
Editors//Yoko Okumura & Steve Pristin - stevenpristin.com
Sound Design//Patrick Janssen - patjanssen.com
Music// Ken Christianson//Derde Verde - ken4397.wixsite.com/pere // derdeverde.bandcamp.com
Featuring//
Shohaku Okumura - sanshinji.org
Yuko Okumura - ichigotofu.weebly.com
Masaki Okumura
suzuproductions.com
copyright Yoko Okumura 2016
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The A to Z of Attitude (Director's Cut) from Austin Peters on Vimeo.
i-D presents
The A-Z of Attitude
Director: Austin Peters
Director of Photography: Eric K Yue
Executive Producer: Emi Stewart
Producer: Madeleine Askwith
Production Manager: Lizzie Shapiro
Music: DJDS "Friend of Mine"
Steadicam Operator: George Bianchini
1st Assistant Director: Siena Brown
2nd Assistant Director: Alice Johnson
1st Assistant Camera: Aly Migliori
2nd Assistant Camera: Zander Fife
Photographer: Rebecca Smeyne
DIT: Castle Gosselin
Gaffer: David Gettens
Gaffer: Alex Ashe
Key Grip: Corey Jacobs
Sound: Chris Schneider
Make Up: Justine Sweetman
Hair Stylist: Casey Geren
Hair Stylist: Dina Calabro
Wardrobe Stylist: Vanna Youngstein
Location Manager: Mik Cooper
Casting Director: Mark Aguilar at East Tenth Casting
Casting Coordinator: Nicole Miqueli
Production Designer: Rosie Turnbull
Art Director: Jonathan Qualtere
Set Decorator: Rachel Zabala
Key Production Assistant: Kate Branom
Production Assistant: Jordan Hubbard
Production Assistant: Cooper Burton
Production Assistant: Julius Moreno
Production Assistant: Antonio Dunston
Production Assistant: Ronnie Lockiby
Editor: Marlo Caine at Spotwelders
Producer, Edit: Amanda Slamin at Spotwelders
Assistant Editor: Kyle Moriatry at Spotwelders
Colorist: Mikey Rossiter at The Mill
Color Producer: Natalie Westerfield at The Mill
Production Coordinator, Color: Evan Bauer at the Mill
VFX Artist: Perry Kroll
Producer, Sound Design and Mix: Heath Raymond at Heard City
Sound Design and Mix: Heath Raymond and Mike Vitacco at Heard City
Catering: My Kitchen Witch
Equipment: Hand Held Films
Expendables: Above The Line
i-D Team
Creative Director: Bunny Kinney
Creative: Charlotte Japp
Art Director: Frances Smith
Producer: Abby Bralove
Account Manager: Alicia Younger
VP of Sales: Jason Bitensky
SPECIAL THANKS
Mr. Fongs
Alex Resnikoff at Hand Held
177 Canal Street Studio
Bobby G at Below The Line
Overthrow Boxing
Mark Aguilar at East Tenth Casting
Holly and Michelle at Bernstein & Andriulli
Gem Spa
Matt Cohen
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