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DESTRIER from Bande Sonimage on Vimeo.

Titre / Title: DESTRIER Réalisation / Director: Philippe David Gagné Type: Fiction

Réalisé dans le cadre du projet Fjord, une série de quatre courts métrages de La bande Sonimage. Produced as part of the Fjord project, a series of four short films by La Bande Sonimage.

Synopsis: Un jour froid d’hiver, Guillaume, un amoureux floué, tente de réparer son honneur sur les glaces d’une baie gelée. On a cold winter day, Guillaume, a broken-hearted lover, attempts to regain his honour on a frozen bay.

Avec GUILLAUME OUELLET, ERIKA BRISSON et ÉRIC LAPRISE Scénario et réalisation PHILIPPE DAVID GAGNÉ Direction de la photographie ALEXANDRE LAMPRON Chef machiniste JULIEN APOLLON Cascades ROBERT MALTAIS Prise de son KEN ALLAIRE Montage et mix sonore CHRISTIAN RIVEST Assistant au montage sonore THIBAUT QUINCHON Coordonnatrice à la post-production ANNIE DIONNE Colorisation JULIEN MAILHIOT-GUYON Assistant à la colorisation SHAWN PAVLIN

Distribution et ventes internationales LA BANDE SONIMAGE Développement du projet « FJORD » CLAUDIA CHABOT et CAROLINE GAGNON Producteur associé JEAN-MARC E.ROY Produit par PHILIPPE DAVID GAGNÉ

Distribution et ventes internationales / Distributor and international sales: La bande Sonimage A/S Claudia Chabot distribution@bandesonimage.org +1 418-698-3000 #5530 +1 418 820-7969

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SHARED MEMORIES from Ash Thorp on Vimeo.

Shared Memories 001. - visuals - Benjamin Bardou & Ash Thorp music - Disasterpeace - Shared Memories is a collaboration of two artists, Benjamin Bardou and Ash Thorp, exploring the synergy between film and volumetric camera projection into the realm of Impressionism.

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MySon from Germain Lalot on Vimeo.

What do we want to pass on to future generations? A mother encourages her child to be to look at our complex world with a different light. MySon is a short film, shot in Vanuatu Islands, with a strong message of tolerance, humanity and kindness.

- Director & Co-Producer : Germain Lalot - Writer & Co-Producer : Claire Endress - Co-Producer : Jb Lalot ineoprod - Voice Over Artist : Sarah Cavalli - Ear Art Music Studios - Music : Jon Hopkins (with King Creosote) - Immunity - Piano and Strings Arrangements : Clément Simounet - Sound Editing : Jean-Philippe Boinot - Camera : Canon 1Dx mkII 4k 50p - Lenses : Canon 24, 35, 50, 100 - Editing/Grading : Premiere Pro/Davinci Resolve - Shot with authentic tribes in Vanuatu Islands and in a small village in Japan.

Thanks to : Anne-Lise Prat (Contrebande), Jagk Waiay, Luciane Hosea, Emma Sisi, Perry Bisaro, Geoffrey Greenhill, Alexandra Charpentier, Imad Dahhou, Joyce Cellars, Kareem James Abu-Zeid and Tina Blond Svecnik.

Special Thanks to the amazing people of Vanuatu.

This film is in loving memory of Catherine Lalot.

AWARDS : 2018 Best Of The Fest. Pacific Coast International Short Film Festival, Los Angeles 2018 Finalist Best Cinematography. Best Film Awards Festival, Romania 2017 Nominated. 4K Tokushima International Film Festival, Japan 2017 Bronze Prize. Miami Short Film Festival 2017 Best Director. Barcelona International Film Festival 2017 Best Experimental Film. Los Angeles Cinema Festival Of Hollywood 2017 Silver Prize. Films & Companies La Baule Festival 2017 Silver Prize. Deauville Green Awards Festival

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IGNORANCE from BLICKINSFREIE on Vimeo.

In this world there is so much talking about saving nature but actually humanity believes more to be able to control nature instead of trying to arrange ourselves with it in harmony. We know what needs to be done, but we ignore it. We like to enjoy it but not with a clear vision and a full understanding.

"IGNORANCE" is my personal statement, inspired by a casual early morning walk around a local lake in the beautiful Vogtland. Every time it gives me so much inpiration and a peaceful mind which is one of the main reasons I´m strongly connected to nature. This connection and its impact on my mind as well as health is essential for my daily life.

I found a beautiful ode to nature by Ravi Sathasivam which I adapted and slightly changed. This one definitly brings it to the point:

„When the early morning sun breaks through the darkness When the night tears dew spill morning from the sky
When the nature's tears raindrops pour down to the earth When all those trees dancing in the breeze beside the lake When all those daffodils and lavender fill the air with fragrances When all those butterflies and bees fly high in search of honey When all those wild mountain rivers are rushing through the valleys When all those beauty of waterfalls grab heart of a nation When all those mountain hills carpet with its greenery wonders When all those innocent animals grassing on the hill sides When all those bird's flight, as they climb and hover in the sky When all those wild animals freely walk around the jungle When all those seasons spring, summer, autumn, winter fill our heart with cheer.
 When all those trouble hearts, the nature becomes a smooth healer ... But when, when will we finally stop ignoring you and being part of a larger whole.“

Copyright @2008 Ravi Sathasivam

If you like the film, please consider using that TIP JAR to help enter this into festivals.

Director of Photography: René Eckert / Blickinsfreie Producer: René Eckert / Blickinsfreie Editor: René Eckert / Blickinsfreie Starring: Bianca Böttcher Voice: Madalena Fuchs Audio Mastering: Phillip Meister / Rützengrün Records

Music: "I am a man who will fight for your honor" by Chris Zabriskie chriszabriskie.com (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Follow Blickinsfreie on Facebook: facebook.com/bif.de

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He Took His Skin Off For Me from Ben Aston on Vimeo.

The story of a man who takes his skin off for his girlfriend, and why it probably wasn't the best idea...

BEHIND THE SCENES - vimeo.com/116467047

Please turn off the lights. Use headphones. Go full screen. It's worth it.

'He Took His Skin Off For Me' is a practical SFX fairytale. No CGI whatsoever. Based on the short story by Maria Hummer it is my grad film from the London Film School. It took myself and producer Fiona Lamptey 2 years, 217 Kickstarter backers and a whole lot of fake blood to pull off. SFX legend Colin Arthur (NeverEnding Story, 2001: A Space Odyssey) helped us achieve the impossible, allowing SFX Supervisor Jen Cardno and her team set a new standard for anatomical practical effects. Actor Sebastian Armesto (Anonymous, Pirates of the Caribbean) spent as long as 8hrs in makeup each day to bring this story to life. Alongside Anna Maguire (Saving Private Ryan, Parade's End) they both give us something wonderful, horrible and completely unique. I don’t want to tell people what the film should be. Even finding a genre to describe it is difficult. I want people to come to this film just like I came to the original story, completely unprepared.

If I can leave with one pearl of wisdom, though; if you take off your skin just to be with somebody? That’s only ever going to end messy…

Extra Materials Behind the Scenes documentary (23mins) - vimeo.com/116467047 Maria Hummer reads her original story - vimeo.com/67548806 Early makeup tests - vimeo.com/67283889 Teaser Trailer (aka deleted scene) - vimeo.com/77898342 Condensed score by Mark Sayfritz - soundcloud.com/mark-dog-sayfritz/he-took-his-skin-off-for-me

FOR MORE, Check out- hetookhisskinoffforme.com facebook.com/HeTookHisSkinOffForMe twitter.com/SkinShortFilm benastondirector.com twitter.com/BenAstonDir

ALSO, check out our other recent Sundance film and Vimeo Staff Pick 'Russian Roulette' vimeo.com/90733535 as well as our previous film 'Dinner and a Movie' vimeo.com/46071455. You can check out the wonderful writeup about the film by Rob Munday at SotW here - shortoftheweek.com/2015/01/12/he-took-his-skin-off-for-me/

AWARDS

WINNER: Best Student Film 2015: Short of the Week WINNER: Best Production: Underwire 2015 WINNER: Audience Award: Toronto After Dark 2014 WINNER: Screentest London 2015 awards NAMED: 21 best shorts of the 21st century - XFDR

OFFICIAL SELECTION

BFI London Film Festival 2014 Palm Springs International Shortfest 2014 Fantastic Fest 2014 London Short Film Festival 2015 Rhode Island International Film Festival 2014 St. Louis International Film Festival 2014 Cinequest International Film Festival 2015 Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2015 Hollyshorts International Shortfest 2014 Underwire Women's Film Festival 2014 Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2014 Leeds International Film Festival 2014 Brussels International Short Film Festival 2015

PLUS

Paris International Fantastic Film Festival 2014 /Thriller! Chiller! Film Festival 2014 / Nitehawk Short Film Festival 2014 /Filmquest 2015 / FEST New Directors | New Films Festival / ComicCon 2015 / Crested Bute 2015 / Stanley Film Festival 2015 / Leiden International Film Festival 2015 / Meme Pas Peur Iternational short film festival 2015 / Horror dog Hotdog Short Film Festival / Golden Anteaters 2015 / British Shorts Film Festival 2015 / Imagine international film festival 2014 / Maryland 2014 / Down The Rabbit Hole Netherlands / Noci Cortin Film Festival 2014 / Knoxville Horror Film Festival 2014

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ELYSIUM from Beno Saradzic on Vimeo.

One of the most powerful films I’ve seen as a young boy is one most people have never heard of. Cryptically titled ‘Koyaanisqatsi’, this unique film employed only fantastically executed visuals backed by a hypnotic, dramatic music score to tell a story. It was a strange, experimental film, too hard to describe with words, but I was completely mesmerized by it. There was no (obvious) plot to follow, it had no actors or songs, but despite this, ‘Koyaanisqatsi’ was one incredibly immersive experience. Some of the most unique aspects of this film were its groundbreaking time lapse sequences. I was still very young and could not understand how they were filmed, but I do remember the impact they left on my impressionable mind. Many years have passed since then and I’ve chosen to pursue the art of photography and filmmaking as my career, of which time lapse cinematography takes its biggest share. I don’t know if this is a blessing or a curse, because shooting, processing and time lapse films take an immense amount of effort and patience, a fact unknown to most. But seeing the finished product, after all that hard work, still fill me with immeasurable joy and satisfaction. This motivates me to keep on learning in order to get better at the craft. ‘Elysium’ features the skylines of Dubai and Abu Dhabi which are among the most imposing and photogenic ones in the world. The quiet giants, soaring high into the Emirati skies are a source of awe and inspiration for any dreamer or photographer. What gives this film a dreamlike quality however is the elusive winter fog and its mysterious interaction with the tallest structures. Viewed from a high angle, the fog turns the cities into a grand canvas of visual poetry which could only be expressed with a language of time lapse cinematography. The fog’s formation is very hard to predict and therefore, it’s not easy to film. I was forced to spend many sleepless nights chasing the foggy conditions from various rooftops across the UAE. When the fog finally formed, and all elements came together, it was like witnessing magic. Watching the fog as it rolled between and over the buildings was such a haunting and utterly fascinating sight. It was a quite a logistical and technical challenge to capture all scenes I needed for a film, but it was all worth it.

Various scenes of ‘Elysium’ were captured in Dubai and Abu Dhabi between 2013 and 2017.

Music score: 'Bayt Lahm' by Ryan Taubert

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What is Life? from No Bad Days on Vimeo.

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Moran from Studio Aiko on Vimeo.

This CG animation clip is a personal and non-commercial project made by Meny Hilsenrad.

Meny Hilsenrad: "This project was created as a birthday surprise to my beloved wife Moran. It is entirely CG work except for the hands which were shot. Special thanks to Yair Alony for all the help and suggestions."

"The overall time it took to produce this piece was 9 month. the pre-production took 6 month and included gathering the entire photos I had which were quite a lot (approximately 25,000 photos). Then to choose and filter only the most suitable 372 photos according to the offline editing I did. The production itself took 3 month and included the creation of the 3D scene, animation, compositing and final edit."

Music: Abel Korzeniowski - Swimming (from the motion picture "A Single Man")

2011

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Artist Spotlight: Philip Bloom from Musicbed on Vimeo.

License this track from Bradford Nyght on Musicbed: mscbd.fm/lkystrdy

For Philip Bloom, the path to success hasn't been a sprint. It's been a patient journey marked by an intentional separation between work, art, and life. Years of building a film career has shown him that the greatest rewards in life come when you're creating space for the relationships that matter most.

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Under an Arctic Sky - Behind the Scenes from Chris Burkard on Vimeo.

Before Under An Arctic Sky was even an idea or a film it was a love affair with surfing in cold water. Over the last decade Chris Burkard (Director &) Ben Weiland (DP) traveled across the globe seeking out waves in some of the coldest and most remote conditions on the planet. Why would anyone ever want to surf in cold water one might ask? Simple.. to thrust ourselves out of the safe and the routine, the familiar and known, and to hopefully create a space where the unknown can occur. Under an Arctic Sky was this unknown.

We endured the largest storm Iceland had seen in 25 years and we began to question whether this trip was doomed for failure from the start… There were so many moments while filming for where we should have called it quits. Like when our car got stuck in an avalanche, Renan Ozturk got 25 stitches from a drone or when the surfers had ice forming around their wetsuit while surfing at 1 am in the Arctic Circle. The best projects always require you to suffer a little bit, and that is exactly what we did.

Presented by: Sony, Chris Burkard Studio & Sweatpants Media

chrisburkard.com/ sweatpantsmedia.com/ underanarcticsky.com/

Director - Chris Burkard Director of Photography - Ben Weiland Editor - Dave Phelps Produced by - Andy Bell

*Shot on Sony A7Sii

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2017 Fireworks - Newnan Georgia from Jacob Barton on Vimeo.

DJI phantom 3 standard 1080p 23.976 - sharpened 100% - CineSpace2383sRGB6bit 59%

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Two for Tea - Teaser Trailer from Ben Joyner on Vimeo.

SYNOPSIS: When the law shows up to take a retired schoolteacher's grandson into custody, things take a turn for the worst. In this brooding tale about the darker side of unconditional love, an indomitable (and perhaps slightly unhinged) grandmother pits herself against the forces that could tear her family apart.

Starring: Tyler Chase (THE WALKING DEAD) Rebecca Koon (THE NOTEBOOK, THE GIFT, LETS BE COPS) Kevin L. Johnson (PRISONERS, CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR)

Directed by Ben Joyner Written By Josh Barkey Produced by Emily Seifert, Ben Joyner Cinematography by Tucker MacDonald Edited by Jacob Kirby, Ben Joyner

*OFFICIAL SELECTION: Cucalorus Film Festival 2014 *OFFICIAL SELECTION: Asheville Cinema Festival 2014 *OFFICIAL SELECTION: San Jose International Short Film Festival 2014 *OFFICIAL SELECTION: Cincinnati Film Festival 2014 *OFFICIAL SELECTION: Richmond International Film Festival 2015

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Ten Tiny Dances #8: Foot Dance from Emily Schoen on Vimeo.

Ten Tiny Dances - Vol 8: Emily Schoen/ Schoen Movement Company Presents "Foot Dance"

Emily Schoen, choreographer and director of Schoen Movement Company, is collaborating with Nel Shelby Productions to create 10 short dance films. Volume 8, Foot Dance, was filmed at the Secret Theatre LIC and features dancers Kacie Boblitt, Gina dePool, Britney Tokumoto, and Jessica Weiss. Schoen’s choreography has been presented at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival’s Inside/Out, Gibney Dance Center, Salve Regina University. Dance Magazine named Schoen one of their "Top 25 to Watch" in 2011.

For more information on choreographer Emily Schoen & Schoen Movement Company, visit schoenmovementcompany.com/ For more on Nel Shelby Productions, visit nelshelby.com/

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Hand dance from Studio Olafur Eliasson on Vimeo.

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Untitled from 16871949 on Vimeo.

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Landings at San Diego Int Airport Nov 23, 2012 from Cy Kuckenbaker on Vimeo.

visit cysfilm.com To request permission for distribution and licensing contact: cysfilm@gmail.com

@cysfilm

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The Sandpit from Sam O'Hare on Vimeo.

A day in the life of New York City, in miniature.

Winner: Prix Ars Electronica Award of Distinction 2010 Nominee: Webby Awards 2011 - Best Viral, Best Music Official Selection: AFI Fest 2010 Official Selection: Tiburon Film Festival 2011

Original Music: composed by Human (humanworldwide.com), co-written by Rosi Golan and Alex Wong.

Please view in HD and full screen for best effect. For a description of the shoot, camera, lenses and workflow, please see here: http://bit.ly/aFmaPZ