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Apocalypse in Paradise A step outside the busy realm of civilization & into barren streets & ocean. Ahh.. Sundrenched and un-inhibited freedom is what we seek. Nothing but the clothes on your back & a laden camper, filled with your favourite brew & choice quiver. Let’s hit the road, we’re on our way to the Apocalypse. With - Kai Ellice-Flint & Eden Saul Music - Rick Snowden Video - Masses Collective / Matt Dempsey Props - Jim Mitchell & Shaun Gonzalez Stylist - Matt Waters Direction - Chris Hope

A collaboration with the NY Times' T Brand Studio for Amazon’s hit show “Transparent," this short film documents the universal ritual of family dinner. Using a unique split-screen style, we follow two very different multi-generational households as they prepare, cook, and gather for a meal, revealing the enduring power of food to bring us together. http://ift.tt/1NZUcAT http://ift.tt/1nb52tc Director: Galen Summer DP: Erik Shirai 2nd Camera: Khyber Jones Editor: Galen Summer Colorist: Khyber Jones Sound Design: One Thousand Birds Associate Producer: Alice Dugan Executive Producer: Jeremy Yaches

This is a compilation of work that was shot and edited in 2015. Thank you to all the amazing people I had the chance to work with! Music: "Tall Rows" - Skyler Lawson Licensing to footage seen here available soon at: http://ift.tt/1ZzX1Kz

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An intimate look into the themes of racism and homophobia in the South, as told by RCA recording artist, Parson James. Directed by Duncan Winecoff Executive Producer: Emi Stewart Producer: Alberto Caruana Production Coordinator: Nicole Miqueli Production Company: All:Expanded Director of Photography: Stuart Winecoff 1st Assistant Camera / Second Camera: Dan Stewart Editor: Stuart & Duncan Winecoff Colorist: Josh Bohoskey, The Mill NY Color Grading Producer: Natalie Westerfield & Evan Bauer, The Mill NY Sound Editor: Scott Fritz, Stranded on a Planet Performance Sound Engineer: Geoff Strasser Score: "Take What I Can" by Ryan Taubert, The Music Bed Label: RCA Records Video Commissioner: Nicholas Robespierres

This Global TVC was filmed over 4 different countries for production company Collider.

Outside of Taos, New Mexico, you'll find a community of people living in off-grid homes made of garbage. The homes are called Earthships and were invented by Michael Reynolds. We went to Taos to check them out. The Adaptors is also a podcast. You can find more of our stories here: http://ift.tt/1EPWr2r Music by Podington Bear and Martin Crane. The Adaptors is a project of SoundVision Productions with support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

Our goal was to set out and shoot a short film that was lit entirely by moonlight. We waited for the moon to become full and on the night of September 8th we set out to explore the coast in California and see what we could find. When we arrived at our location, the timing couldn't have been more perfect! It was around 12:30 AM and the moon was barely lighting the beautiful beach. The entire shoot took place between 12:30 AM- 2:00 AM. For the first two scenes were shot at a different location a few days before the moon became full. The first scene was shot at 1/25th, f/1.4, 25,600 ISO, The second scene was shot at 1/25th, f/1.4, 32,000 ISO Our settings for the rest of the video were around 1/30th, f/1.4, ISO 12,800. To give you a perspective of how dark it was, there are a couple photos in the behind the scenes below. We did not add any color grading, noise reduction, or sharpness. All of the clips are straight out of the camera shot in the PP2 setting. You will notice some purple fringing around the left side, The Metabones adapter that we rented had a light leak issue from what it looks like. Sony has done an amazing job in creating this camera especially after seeing the quality that has come out of this camera. Song used: Clouds over hills by A. Taylor http://ift.tt/1zni60Y Gear used: Sony A7s Metabones EF to NEX Smart Adapter II Zeiss 55mm 1.4 Otus Zeiss 28mm 2.0

Apocalypse in Paradise A step outside the busy realm of civilization & into barren streets & ocean. Ahh.. Sundrenched and un-inhibited freedom is what we seek. Nothing but the clothes on your back & a laden camper, filled with your favourite brew & choice quiver. Let’s hit the road, we’re on our way to the Apocalypse. With - Kai Ellice-Flint & Eden Saul Music - Rick Snowden Video - Masses Collective / Matt Dempsey Props - Jim Mitchell & Shaun Gonzalez Stylist - Matt Waters Direction - Chris Hope

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The Lab short film, directed by Body Architect Lucy McRae, is the culmination of a Summer residency at Pin Up Gallery, where Lucy staged a live performance of her invented Swallowable Parfum®. The Lab is the result of weeks extrapolating her artistic provocation which included working alongside Melbourne fashion designers Chorus. The film opens with an ethereal, strong woman, fluidly rippling on a table top within a sealed chamber; appearing part operating theatre, part butcher with hints of a science classroom, featuring images of McRae’s previous work. Glossily clad Doctors busily prepare visceral liquids, seemingly unaware of the muse undulating on her back, until she is draped in a transparent, pneumatic second skin, emitting a gold liquid between the layers of plastic, simulating the way the parfum would excrete through the skins surface. A self – initiated project The Lab invites viewers on a speculative journey into a highly evocative, surreally choreographed world where the Swallowable Parfum® is developed, manufactured, packaged, sold and digested. Continuing their desire to explore the design process spectrum, fashion designers Chorus participated in the performance both as actors and costume creators. Characters costumes from this imagined world have been refined into a collection of softly tailored women’s wear. Giuseppe Demaio founder of Melbourne brand communications agency, Local Peoples collaborated with Lucy on the direction and production of this film. Swallowable Parfum® is a speculative art concept that transcends traditional modes of spraying on scent, working from the inside out, to emit a genetically unique fragrance through the skins surface upon perspiration. www.lucymcrae.net http://ift.tt/1MFCyCN www.localpeoples.com http://ift.tt/RMQqj2

Concept & direction: Lernert & Sander DOP: Patrick Otten Production company: ADULT (www.adult-image.tv) Executive producer: Maarten Le Roy Producer: Marie-Hélène Van Quickenborne, Bram Sterckx Set builder: Aaron De Keyzer Editor: Simone Rau Post production: Hectic Electric Animal handler: Jaap Zunneberg

Filmed by Eric Sterman & Brent Bielmann Produced by Peter Taras Edited by Sean Benik Music by Brigitte Fontaine "Le Goudron"

Filmed and cut by big gravox. Acted by Tom Rigby, James Kates, Nick G. additional footage by Tiger Landa. Satelite camera operation by Mick Jennings. Toons, turn me loose by loverboy. brought to you by I AM NONE, www.iamnone.com Bodyboarders Surf Co., http://ift.tt/yFkNK9 SCIENCE BODYBOARDS http://ift.tt/1djzFRN