humble pie

Skinned (Joachim Herisse, 2022) from Miyu Distribution on Vimeo.

In an old building, lost in the middle of the swamp, live two strange women, Siamese twins by one leg. At night, the Flayed has terrifying nightmares in which she sees her sister's flesh covering her own body...

2002 (YEAR OF THE HORSE) from Matias & Mathias on Vimeo.

Teenagers Noah and Ingrid declare their love for each other in her bedroom. Downstairs, her parents are splitting up.

2002 (YEAR OF THE HORSE) is this week's Staff Pick Premiere, read more about it here: vimeo.com/blog/post/staff-pick-premiere-2002-year-of-the-horse-by-matias-mathias/

Starring: Jakob Lasse Engen Hannah Fjedbraaten Henrik Mestad Marian Saastad Ottersen Margit Hellum

Production Company: Bacon Producers: Mari Grundnes Paus, Magne Lyngner Cinematography: Andreas Bjørseth 1st AC: Ola Austad 2nd AC: Robin Ottersen Production Design: Sandra Gjendem Set Dresser: Lene Viken Costumes: Irene Skar, Mari Ballangrud Gaffer: Hans Petter Sydsæter Lighting Assistant: Karl Andre Bru Grip: Fridtjof David-Andersen Location Manager: Jesper Edwin Production Manager: Vittoria Røkke Passalacqua Coordinator: Pernille Skipperud Production Assistants: Jesper Edwin, Cameron Daravi Sound Recordist: Leo Bastos Sound Designer: Andreas Waag Martinsen Title Design: Erland Gyllensten Banggren Post Producer: Eli Mari Sandal Colorist: Julien Alary Online: Markus Tangre, Vebjørn Rakvaag VFX: Pix Rock, Tape

Edwige Belmore - THE STARCK CLUB | A STARCK Project from M3 Films LLC on Vimeo.

The 1980s was an era with many faces... The Russo-American Cold War instilled fear into the hearts of millions and dominated the world of geopolitics. New trends began to emerge making conservative heads turn. Only the zoot suit of the 1920s held a candle to the wildness in fashion that erupted and made the Mohawk seem mundane. Terms like “Rap” and “New Wave” were cemented into the minds of Generation X as Reagan and his Contras dominated headlines. Michael Jackson and Madonna’s fans watched their videos in awe on the new cable powerhouse MTV. Bill Murray was Ghost Busting while Flock of Seagulls shocked the United States with outlandish hair.

And there in the middle of this vast land was Dallas often called The Belt Buckle of The Bible Belt. While most of Texas looked inwards, Dallas opened one eye towards New York and its European counterparts across the pond. The state’s second largest city had become the cosmopolitan capital of the south, as well as home to the largest fashion show in the world. Neiman Marcus provided armor for the fashion army, real estate boomed, and millionaires were made. The American Dream seemed to be at its zenith.

Dallas was the epicenter for 1980s counterculture. The heartbeat of the city was the Starck Club – Shangri-La for the rich, the famous, the uber hip: movie stars, rock stars, sports celebrities, Dallas debutantes, politicians – and anyone else who had the attitude and duds to convince the phalanx at the front door to let them pass.

The Starck Club was ground zero, for the then legal drug, MDMA or “Ecstasy”, which was adding euphoric fuel to the fire. Starck was also the earthquake that would shake the world with the emergence of the new progressive subculture that would soon be known from Los Angeles to Detroit to London to Ibiza as "Rave."

The Starck Project will focus on the club as a microcosm of the 1980s and its role in music history. DJs, Music, fashion, politics, culture, and the designer drug X each played a role in the drama which made Starck Club the hegemonic nightspot of the 1980s.

Eight Six Eighty-Six, LLC has created a partnership with the Woodall Group to produce a documentary from the vast array of material available on the Starck Club from 1982 - 1989. Next up a feature film script on the ecstasy, musicians, DJs and the Club that changed music/world forever. Starck Raving Mad!

Geoff McFetridge: AIGA Medalist from Dress Code on Vimeo.

Geoff Mcfetridge was awarded the 2019 AIGA Medal for deftly relating design to time-based considerations—film titles, music videos, envisioning of AI—and vibrant sculptural forms, and for welcoming graphically-charged outsider/street subculture into the mainstream conversation.

Client: AIGA

Production Company: Dress Code (dresscodeny.com)

Director: Dan Covert

Executive Producer: Brad Edelstein Head of Post Production & Operations: Tara Rose Stromberg Head of Production: Amy Dempsey Producer: Amy Dempsey, Dan Covert

Cinematography: Claudio Rietti

Edit: Dan Covert, Nick Stromberg Design: Elena Chudoba Color: Daniel Orentlicher Production Coordinator: Jonathan Dontchev

Geoff McFetridge: AIGA Medalist from Dress Code on Vimeo.

Geoff Mcfetridge was awarded the 2019 AIGA Medal for deftly relating design to time-based considerations—film titles, music videos, envisioning of AI—and vibrant sculptural forms, and for welcoming graphically-charged outsider/street subculture into the mainstream conversation.

Client: AIGA

Production Company: Dress Code (dresscodeny.com)

Director: Dan Covert

Executive Producer: Brad Edelstein Head of Post Production & Operations: Tara Rose Stromberg Head of Production: Amy Dempsey Producer: Amy Dempsey, Dan Covert

Cinematography: Claudio Rietti

Edit: Dan Covert, Nick Stromberg Design: Elena Chudoba Color: Daniel Orentlicher Production Coordinator: Jonathan Dontchev

● Cornwall 2019 ● from Adrian Cabello on Vimeo.

300 Miles of rugged coastline; surrounded by crystal clear waters, endless golden sands and picturesque fishing villages. Prepare to be taken on a journey from an ancient medieval castle to where the tides unveil spectacular beaches.

This short film shows the interaction between humans, wildlife and nature within this beautiful scenery.

Special thanks to Andrew and his team at Radium Audio for the amazing mix and sound design: radium-audio.com/

Music: Icarus by Dexter Britain. (Licensed through the Musicbed) All the footage is available for license on my website: adriancabello.com/stock/

EQUIPMENT Cameras: Sony A7RII, Canon 550D & DJI Phantom 4 Pro+ Lenses: Zeiss Batis 18mm, Sony Zeiss 55mm, Canon 10-22mm & 55-250mm. Motion Control: mSlider

Also special thanks to my partner Hollie and my family for their support. Thank you for taking the time to watch my video, feel free to share it.

NOVEMBRE on NOWNESS.COM from Novembre Magazine on Vimeo.