Ali Güçlü

The Icebreaker. Short film by Timelab.pro from Timelab.pro on Vimeo.

[email protected] - collaboration with Timelab instagram.com/timelab.pro/

This video was shot in the Arctic Ocean in March 2018. For 7 days our crew passed through the Barents Sea to Karsky around the Novaya Zemlya archipelago on the nuclear icebreaker Yamal - we saw the northern lights and polar bears, watched the ships stuck in the ice being towed, and were very cold.

In the video you can see two Russian icebreakers - “50 Years of Victory” and “Yamal” with a capacity of 75,000 horsepower and a distinctive shark mouth, which appeared on it in 1994 during one of the children's humanitarian programs. According to legend, someone suggested drawing a smiling shark mouth on the nose to make it more fun for children. At present, Russia has the only nuclear-powered icebreaker fleet in the world. They are used to provide wiring ships in the ices of the Northern Sea Route in the freezing ports of the Russian Federation, research expeditions, rescue operations and tourist cruises.

In addition to the extreme weather conditions, the shooting was complicated by the fact that the icebreaker was always in motion. And if the drone was flying over the radar tower, the recording file was damaged.

Music by Hans Zimmer - Time

Shot on DJI Inspire 2 with Zenmuse X7 camera in Prores 2.7K50FPS

Ethereal: Icelandic Highlands in Aerial 4K60 from Henry Jun Wah Lee / Evosia on Vimeo.

Web: EvosiaStudios.com FB: Facebook.com/evosiastudios Instagram: @evosia Twitter: @evosia

Update: Join me on a timelapse and aerial expedition in Iceland! EvosiaStudios.com/workshops/

Ethereal is my first aerial film that was 2 years in the making. It is an experimental film shot in the remote, breathtaking Icelandic Highlands that combines aerial cinematography with timelapse. The accelerated movements is just fast enough to reveal changes in nature not normally noticeable to the naked eye, while not too fast as to be frantic or unrealistic.

Fujifilm XT-3 First Film from yasin ilcebay on Vimeo.

Camera: Fujifilm XT3 Fujinon XF 18-55 F2.8-4 R LM OIS Fujinon XF50-140mm F2.8 R LM OIS WR Fujinon XF10-24mm F4 R OIS thanks Fujifilm Bursa...

Fujifilm X-T3 / Bursa Botanik Park 4K from yasin ilcebay on Vimeo.

Hang Sơn Đoòng - THE LARGEST CAVE ON EARTH from Georgy Tarasov on Vimeo.

Short Movie about Incredible journey through Son Doong — largest cave on Earth.

For all questions and proposals - [email protected]

More info — cameraptor.com/sondong

instagram.com/georgyegor/ [email protected]

Camera: Sony a7s2 and mavic Drone: DJI Mavic

At over 5km long, with sections reaching up to 200m tall and 150m wide, Hang Son Doong is large enough to house an entire New York City block, complete with 40 story skyscrapers. With a total measured volume of 38.5 million cubic metres, this comfortably surpasses Deer Cave in Malaysia, which was considered to be the previous record holder. Stalagmites up to 80m high have also been surveyed, the tallest ever encountered.

Less people have seen the inside of Hang Son Doong than have stood on the summit of Mount Everest.

MUSIC: River by ZACHARY DAVID Hovard Shoe - Song of the Lonely Mountain

DIRECTOR — Georgy Tarasov PRODUCER — VOOGIE.pro COLORIST — Regie VFX ARTIST — Sergey Mykhailov VOICEOVER — Ernest Rudyak SOUND EDITOR — Nikita Bochkov MOTION DESIGNER — Alexey Fedorov EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION MANAGER — Ilya Buzanov

STARRING:

The Canoe (Film) from Goh Iromoto on Vimeo.

“If it is love that binds people to places in this nation of rivers and in this river of nations then one enduring expression of that simple truth, is surely the canoe.”

This film captures the human connection and bond created by Canada’s well-known craft & symbol, the canoe. Through the stories of five paddlers across the province of Ontario, Canada - a majestic background both in it’s landscape & history - the film underscores the strength of the human spirit and how the canoe can be a vessel for creating deep and meaningful connections.

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Filmmaker's Note:

I started paddling around the age of 7 throughout the waters of Ontario, Canada. Thanks to the canoe, I’ve made some lifelong friends and connections, not to mention memories and stories, that I’ll never forget.

I came to realize that the canoe was more than just a simple vessel and I wanted to show how several other paddlers similar to me created strong intimate connections alongside the canoe. It really gave me great joy to see how rich the mosaic of stories I encountered were. Whether they were young or old, or from various cultural backgrounds, individuals were taking the traditional Canadian craft and seeking new meaning with it. For me, the diverse paddlers I met while filming this project represented a Canada that has grown and evolved since its birth 150 years ago - and something that I was able to stand proud of today.

I’ve continued to paddle my whole life and plan to do so for a very long time. Seeing and hearing these stories made me appreciate and realize how important the canoe is to my life. To all the paddlers out there (and to those who want to start), this film is for you. Keep on paddling.

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Narration Written & Spoken by: James Raffan

The Connector: Michelle Savoie The Champion: Alexandra M. McGee The Explorers: Gary & Joanie McGuffin The Settler: Michael Zhang The Mentor: Gail Bannon

Director / Cinematographer / Editor: Goh Iromoto Camera Assistant / Sound Recordist / Editor: Courtney Boyd Logistical Coordinator: Steve Bruno

Colourist: Jason Zukowski • Redlab Motion Designer: Jay Smith • Upstate Re-recording Mixer & Sound Editor: Joe Barrucco & Kristopher Laflamme • Timeline Audio Assistant Editor: Nike Anderson Valeus

Music: "To The Sky" by Andrew Seistrup (Marmoset) "Ascend" by Riley, 1964 (Musicbed) "Wistful" by A. Taylor (Musicbed) "With the Wind" by Matthew D. Morgan (Musicbed) "Leaving Earth" by Jordan Critz (Musicbed) "Birth" by Matthew D. Morgan (Musicbed) "Telos" by Chris Coleman (Musicbed)

Special Thanks: Canadian Canoe Museum Fort William First Nation Community Rapid Media

This film was produced in partnership with:
 Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corporation Tourism Northern Ontario Ontario Parks Northwest Ontario Tourism Thunder Bay Tourism Peterborough & Kawarthas Tourism

gohiromoto.com

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Media Press Kit Available At: allthingsgoh.com/DOWNLOAD/THE-CANOE_PRESS-KIT.zip

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MESSENGERS - A Running Story of Bears Ears & Grand Staircase-Escalante from Yeehaw Donkey on Vimeo.

On December 4, 2017, President Trump declared a drastic reduction of Utah’s Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante National Monuments. This is the largest elimination of protected land in American history…and the President had made his decision without ever stepping foot there.

On January 13, 2018, we gathered a group of friends and ran 250 miles across both monuments in a single weekend to see for ourselves what would be left protected.

Now more than ever we believe in celebrating the things that unite us. Our run was about finding commonalities in the midst of a divisive political landscape and standing in coalescence— tribal members, athletes, dirtbags — for our public lands. We hope our footsteps carry a message: wild places are worth protecting, and sometimes the first step in doing that is to take another.

To learn more about the run, visit messengersrun.com

Producers: Andy Cochrane Johnie Gall Greg Balkin

DP/Editor: Greg Balkin

Music: Cleod9 Music (cleod9music.com/)

Runners: Andy Cochrane Magda Boulet Clare Gallagher Len Necefer Sheyenne Lewis Jorge Moreno Katie Boué Gil Levy Carolyn Morse Alice Baker Craig Prendergast Lenny Strnad Brianna Madia Keith Madia Wyatt Roscoe Maggie George Daniel McLaughlin

Dogs: Bea Bucket Dagwood Chaco Gizmo

The Frozen Road (Full Film) from Ben Page Films on Vimeo.

Self-shot and edited whilst cycling around the world, this short film charts my winter journey into the Canadian Arctic as I completed my bike ride up the American continent. Compelled by Jack London’s assertion, that ‘any man who is a man can travel alone’, I sought an adventure of perfect solitude. Yet, as I came to realise, the harsh truths of travelling in such a formidable environment were a long way from the romantic images I’d held of this land. The Frozen Road is an honest reflection on my solo trip; of the wonder, terror and frustration I experienced when riding through the unforgiving emptiness of one of the world's 'last great wildernesses'.

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Notable awards for the film:

'Special Jury Mention' - Banff Mountain Film Festival 'Best Director' - Bilbao Mendi Film Festival 'Spirit of Adventure' - 5Point Film Festival 'Best Adventure Film' - New York WILD 'Best Exploration and Adventure Film' - Fort William Mountain Film Festival

Featuring in the Banff World Tour 2018

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Music: AA Bondy - Mightiest of Guns Rasmus Brix - Josefine Tom Rosenthal - Go Solo

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Thanks to Fatback Bikes for their equipment support.

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If you've enjoyed this film please think about donating whatever you think it was worth/can afford to help cover some of the costs of making it and releasing it for FREE! Between 2014 and 2017 I pedalled my way across five continents, filming the entire journey as I went. I'm hoping to turn that footage into a longer film later this year and so any kind support will really help make that happen :) PLUS any donators will receive a download of The Frozen Road for free! Please follow the PayPal button on the link below. Thanks, Ben.

benpagefilms.com/films/the-frozen-road/

State Bicycle Co. - Eroica California 2016 - Single Speed from State Bicycle Co. on Vimeo.

State Bicycle Co. rider Alex Steadman tackles the legendary Eroica ride in Paso Robles, California for an unforgettable journey.

To ride Eroica California, you must have a steel-frame bike of vintage look and feel. Preferably a bike from 1987 or before. Alex rode the State Bicycle Co. Retro Re-Issue Copper, with cloth bar tape and Brooks Saddle - single speed - over the 87.2 mile Coastal route with 7368 ft climbing, views of wine-country, the Pacific Coast, and lush rolling hills.

See the bike: statebicycle.com/collections/retro-reissue-series-bikes

Johanna Under The Ice - NOWNESS from NOWNESS on Vimeo.

Iceland - 10 Days on the Ring Road 4k from Chris Giordano on Vimeo.

Wonder what traveling around Iceland on the Ring Road for 10 days is like? Follow along for a fast-paced 3 1/2-minute dive into this spectacular place!

Want to see more? Watch the 12minute version here: vimeo.com/251914546 Visit ChrisGiordano.com/Iceland to see an interactive map with photos/video from the field!

In September 2017 my mother and I completed a self drive tour circling the land of Fire and Ice with a dense 43-page itinerary that kept us on the move - often with 10-12 hour days - to see lots of iconic landmarks in a short period of time! Following a 7hr red eye flight to Keflavík we picked up our Kia Sportage (with built in GPS and additional Wi-FI router - these came in handy when navigating difficult locations!) and from there our adventure began! Landscapes ranged from epic sea cliffs with waterfalls or glacier tongues erupting from them seemingly every two minutes, to expansive rolling hill pastures, and moss covered rocky lava fields. We quickly realized N1 stations would be our best friends as they had petrol for the car, snacks, coffee, and friendly employees. Challenges arose with figuring out the order of destinations to navigate to in keeping up with the itinerary, and so as not to backtrack. Each night we would go over when we should wake up, visit Destination 1, when to leave Destination 1 to catch a tour at Destination 2, etc etc. Meanwhile I'd be offloading footage, charging different camera batteries, and posting daily summaries to Facebook. Overcoming these adventure travel challenges, however, let us experience a vast spread of Iceland, learn a lot of history, and meet wonderful people. Visiting in September had reduced crowds and surprisingly crisp weather; usually around 50°F in the day, with minimal rain and wind.

If you’ve been thinking of visiting Iceland I hope this helps solidify your decision - this place is life changing! We saw DOZENS of friends and young couples driving around in small “Happy Camper” vans spending the night wherever they could park. There were people like us following an itinerary and staying in hotels, and even many people backpack traveling and likely staying in hostels or AirBnB!

Huge thanks to all the tour companies and their excellent guides! ——————— Some highlights

The South Coast • Descending 120m into magma chamber of the dormant Thrihnukagigur volcano on caving tour • Walking behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall • Amphibian boat ride on Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon where James Bond car chase on ice was filmed • Diamond Beach and Reynisfjara black pebble beach • Glacier hike with crampons and ice axe on Sólheimajökull glacier • Svínafellsjökull glacier tongue right outside window at Hótel Skaftafell

The Golden Circle • Þingvellir (Thingvellir) National Park, where Icelandic parliament was founded in 930 AD, and a beautiful landscape where the tectonic plays of Europe and America meet • The eruption of Strokkur the geyser at Geysir hot spring in Haukadalur valley • Staying in Hótel Gullfoss, seeing aurora borealis for the first time and a sunrise visit to Gullfoss, the Golden Waterfall the next morning

In the East • We breezed through the East, however, driving through the East Fjords offered impressive cliffside views with scattered rock and grass encircled by seabirds above. Dramatic light and shadow! • Egilsstaðir, a nice town we spent a rainy night with great pizza at a warm little restaurant

In the North • Standing at the edge of Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall and the filming location for the intro to the movie “Prometheus” • Mývatn, a volcanic lake surrounded by moss covered rock and nearby Hverfjall tephra cone • Whale watching tour in Húsavík • Staying the night in Blönduós with a beach sunset and aurora borealis • Visiting Nyibaer turf house in Holar

In the West • Kirkjufell, the most photographed mountain in Iceland and nearby Kirkjufellfoss waterfall • Driving the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Lóndrangar basalt pillars • Staying at Hotel Fransiskus, once a Catholic monastery turned hotel, in Stykkishólmur, near where a scene from “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” was filmed • Hvítserkur basalt stack on beach that looks like a dragon drinking • Entering Langjökull glacier on the Ice Tunnel tour ——————— VIDEO Chris Giordano ChrisGiordano.com

Sony a7rii Canon 16-35L + 70-200L GoPro Hero5 DJI Mavic Pro

MUSIC EpidemicSound.com ——————— TRAVEL RESOURCES

Guide To Iceland (Overall 10-day self-drive trip itinerary) guidetoiceland.is/

Inside the Volcano (Thrihnukagigur magma chamber tour) insidethevolcano.com/

Troll Expeditions (Glacier hike on Sólheimajökull) trollaferdir.is/

Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon (Amphibian boat tour) icelagoon.is/

Into the Glacier (ice cave tour inside Langjökull) intotheglacier.is/

DJ Forsage & Topless DJ Aurika-клуб Затерянный Мир from ToplessDJaurikA on Vimeo.