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Daft Punk are back! from Sue B on Vimeo.

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The Hero's Journey from Iskander Krayenbosch on Vimeo.

The Hero’s Journey | Is my graduation project for the University HKU | Image and Media Technology

Since the beginning of time people are fascinated by stories of hero’s. But did you know there is a fundamental structure that's lies beneath all these tales of fantasy. Joseph Campbell, a famous mythologist, was the first to discover similarities within all ancient myths. He called it the Monomyth. According to him there are 17 stages in which every hero has to walk through one way or the other.

Christopher Vogler a Hollywood development executive was inspired by the writings of Campbell. He wrote his own adaptation guide for hollywood screenwriters.

In the hero’s journey his 12 stages are visualized by using iconic blockbuster movies that follow the same structure of storytelling.

For more information check out my website: clipevents.com

Directed & Animated | Iskander Krayenbosch

Music | Boris Stipdonk Sound Design | Boris Stipdonk & Arthur Bruinse

Voiceover | Bob Miller

Additional Illustrations | Mirjam Verhoog

Special Thanks | Lenno Verhoog | Martin van Rijn | Gertrude Krayenbosch

Graduation project for ® HKU 2015

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Planets³ Animation Sample from Planets³ on Vimeo.

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Web standards for the future from W3C on Vimeo.

The W3C community works hard to create Web standards. In this video, we learn why. Get involved at w3.org/participate

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Avengers: My Ultron Will Go On from Martin Revelation Films on Vimeo.

Get your first look at Ultron trying to tear apart Captain America, Iron Man, Thor and the rest of the world in the first official teaser trailer for Marvel's "Avengers: My Ultron Will Go On" in theaters May 1, 2015!

I do not own the rights to this work. This is purely a spoof. Enjoy.

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MAKING OF "Futurama 3d (test shot)" from seccovan on Vimeo.

Futurama 3d test shot: vimeo.com/m/100785455 More at: behance.net/gallery/18924571/MAKING-OF-FUTURAMA-3D-part-1 Music: Ella Fitzgerald With The Ink Spots – I'm Making Believe Software: 3dsmax, Nuke, Photoshop, After Effects

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Enter Pyongyang from JT Singh on Vimeo.

“Enter Pyongyang” is another stunning collaboration between city-­branding pioneer JT Singh and flow-motion videographer Rob Whitworth. Blending time-lapse photography, acceleration and slow motion, HD and digital animation, they have produced a cutting‐edge panorama of a city hardly known, but one emerging on the visitor’s landscape as North Korea’s opening unfolds.

North Korea was the last country seemingly immune to change—but no longer. Recent years have witnessed mobile phone penetration, a surge in tourists, and even a marathon. Numerous special economic zones have been launched in cooperation with China, Russia, and South Korea, with railways planned linking all countries in the region. “Enter Pyongyang” captures not just the city, but this dynamism and sense of potential.

This video is the single most significant multi-­media contribution to transcending clichés about North Korea as a society defined by reclusiveness and destitution. To travel there is to witness a proud civilization, though one caught in a Cold War time-warp. Korean cultural traditions are meticulously preserved and displayed in authentic richness. Anyone who has witnessed the awe-inspiring Mass Games knows that, with great sacrifice, North Koreans can pull off a performance unparalleled in its precision.

“Enter Pyongyang” captures the reality of North Korean citizens as earnest and humane, not automatons. The infamous traffic ladies and subway guards stand stiff and sentinel—but today they share a smile too. The more North Koreans one meets, the more one sees an organic society that wants to be a normal country. If you travel there not to judge but to appreciate, you will come away with a better understanding of how challenging national transformation can be.

"Enter Pyongyang" is above all an invitation to explore. Few places in the world have been as hermetically sealed as North Korea, but Koryo Tours has made it possible not just to see North Korea but to engage with it in ways that were impossible until very recently. This is a window of opportunity not to be missed. If Pyongyang is no longer off limits, no place is.

--Foreword by Dr. Parag Khanna, Director, Hybrid Reality

Koryo Group: The Koryo team brought a wealth of valuable knowledge and expertise to this project. Thanks to their extensive experience in running tourism and cultural engagement projects in North Korea since 1993, we were able to get unprecedented access in Pyongyang. We are thankful to the Koryo team and their Korean partners for an unforgettable experience.

FAQs

-How were you guys allowed to film in Pyongyang?

This project was produced in conjunction with Koryo Tours, the leading North Korea travel specialist. Co-producer Vicky Mohieddeen of Koryo Tours was with us throughout the shoot.

-Were there restrictions on what was allowed to be filmed?

We were closely assisted by two guides from the National Tourism Administration, who helped us gain special access to locations and made sure that we followed all the rules. As is standard for all foreign visitors to the country, we were not allowed to shoot any construction sites, undeveloped locations or military personnel. Other than that we were given relatively free reign.

-Isn’t this all fake? You don’t see the real North Korea.

The average visitor to Pyongyang is likely to be surprised by the scenes they encounter and are especially surprised about how clean and orderly the city actually is. Indeed, people living in Pyongyang and other major cities enjoy a higher quality of life than those in other parts of the county.

-Are people allowed to travel to North Korea?

Yes, despite what the majority of people think, it is possible to visit North Korea as a tourist. North Korea does not release official data on the number of Western tourists it receives, but estimates range from 4,000 to 6,000 per year. Most of the foreign tourists are from Mainland China, estimated in the tens of thousands annually.

-Were you paid to make this film?

We volunteered for this project with no pay at all. All other travel expenses for the 6 day trip were covered by Koryo Tours.

-Does this film support the DPRK government?

"Enter Pyongyang" is an observational film. At no point did Koryo Tours or we have to pretend to be supporters of the DPRK Government or their philosophy in order to be granted permission to shoot this film. Amazingly, we were given complete editorial control in the making of this piece.

Tom Day (Music) Website: tomday.me Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/tomday

JT Singh Website: jtsingh.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/jtssingh Twitter: twitter.com/jtssingh

Rob Whitworth Website: robwhitworth.co.uk/ Facebook: facebook.com/RobWhitworthPhotography Twitter: twitter.com/kwhi02

Koryo Tours Website: koryogroup.com Facebook: facebook.com/koryotours Twitter: twitter.com/koryotours

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Futurama 3d (test shot) from seccovan on Vimeo.

More at: behance.net/gallery/18362139/FUTURAMA-3D-part-1 Music: Alan Silvestri - "Forrest Gump Suite" (fragment) Software: 3dsmax, Nuke, Photoshop, After Effects Tools : Multiscatter plugin, Ghost Town script, Poly FX script

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Azarkant from Andrey Klimov on Vimeo.

AZARKANT

In the future, a team of astronauts are sent on a ten year journey to a distant planet to find new life. On their way, they encounter a large, abandoned spaceship that is drifting in the orbit of a mysterious planet. They board the ship with anticipation of the great discoveries to uncover inside. However, they do not know what terrible secret this spacecraft keeps -- a nightmarish threat which is far bigger and scarier than anything they could have imagined. __________________________________________________________________________________________

Всем привет. Хочу представить свой короткометражный фильм Azarkant. Azarkant был сделан на чистом энтузиазме, в свободное время на домашнем компьютере. Я давно мечтал поработать над чем-то в своём любимом жанре космической фантастики, но ничего такого у нас не снимают, и потому я решил делать своими силами. В видеоролике вы можете найти отсылки ко многим голливудским фильмам которыми я вдохновлялся и засмотрел до дыр. Azarkant сделан скорее не как короткометражка, а как небольшой фрагмент большой истории.

Огромный космический корабль, затерянный на краю вселенной. Внутри которого всё мертво и кануло в забвение. Люди давно погибли и никто уже не расскажет что здесь произошло. Только старый робот, пилот которого тоже давно мёртв, продолжает одиноко патрулировать бесконечные коридоры и выполнять последнюю команду своего пилота. Но однажды, двери старого космического коробля снова открываются...

Спасибо всем кто помогал: Арсений Сычев, Артём Новиков, Евгений Кревный, Василий Викторов, Валерий Кряжев - без них эта работа не была бы закончена.

Надеюсь вам понравится. Смотрите в HD. Приятного просмотра!

Отрендерено на компьютере - i7, 12 гб оперативки, MSI N460GTX Cyclone. __________________________________________________________________________________________

Written and directed - Andrey Klimov

Music composers and sound designers: - Arseniy Sichev - Artem Novikov

Character animation in some scenes: - Evgeny Krevnyy - Vasily Viktorov - Valerii Kriazhev

Representation: Scott Glassgold / IAM Entertainment (p) 310.777.7500 email: scottglassgold@iamsports-ent.com

Extras: azarkant.blogspot.ru/ facebook.com/Azarkant

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OUTLINES from Goovinn on Vimeo.

World Wingsuit Champion Espen Fadnes on the future of wingsuiting and the transition to life as a professional extreme sports athlete.

Directed by: IS THIS IT Director of photography: FREDRIK SELLERGREN Music by: THIS IS HEAD (Songs: XVI & 0008) Sound: LJUDBYRÅN Produced by: PAUL GÖRANSSON

FOR MEDIA RELATED QUESTIONS CONTACT: Paul Göransson paul.goransson@goovinn.se

FOLLOW US ON: WWW.GOOVINN.SE © GOOVINN AB 2013

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Markus Kayser - Solar Sinter Project from Markus Kayser on Vimeo.

In a world increasingly concerned with questions of energy production and raw material shortages, this project explores the potential of desert manufacturing, where energy and material occur in abundance. In this experiment sunlight and sand are used as raw energy and material to produce glass objects using a 3D printing process, that combines natural energy and material with high-tech production technology.

Solar-sintering aims to raise questions about the future of manufacturing and trigger dreams of the full utilisation of the production potential of the world’s most efficient energy resource - the sun. Whilst not providing definitive answers this experiment aims to provide a point of departure for fresh thinking.

This project was developed at the Royal College of Art during my MA studies in Design Products on Platform 13.

markuskayser.com

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Reach from Luke Randall on Vimeo.

The student short from filmmaker Luke Randall, Reach screened at film festivals all round the world and collected over 20 awards including:

Nominated Best Animation - Australian Film Institute (AFI) Awards 09 (Australian Oscars) 2nd Place - Cannes Short Film Corner Competition Winner Best Animated Film - New Jersey International Film Festival Winner Best Student Film - Southbeach International Animation Festival Winner Golden Eagle Award - Cine Awards Winner Best Animation - Reno Film Festival Winner Best Animation - Action Cut Film Festival Winner Award of Excellence - Indie Awards Winner Best Animated Film - GIAA Film Festival Winner Special Jury Award - CINE awards Winner - Sydney Festival - Get Animated Competition Winner Best Animation - DeReel Independent Film Festival Winner 2nd place - Stinkwater International Short Film Festival Winner Best Film - Boohoo Film Compeition Winner Best Film - Newtown Flicks Film Competition Winner Award of Merit in Animation - The Accolade Film Awards

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What If Zelda Was a Girl? - by Timmi-o-Tool

(The title is a joke.)

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(via Nerdy Dirty - Illustrations for Nerds in Love on the Behance Network)

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Valentines Day 2013….Faded Love.