one year ago i Direct, shot, edited, color grading alone this film entirely with Canon 5d mark II ML raw and its take 4 terabyte. the original film long almost 40 minutes but for short film festival i need to cut become 2 version, 20 minutes and 13 minutes.

PRODUCTION Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg
IDEA / SCRIPT / DIRECTOR Maximilian Niemann
PRODUCER Felix Faißt
INTERACTIVE PRODUCER Jonas Kirchner
DOP Chris McKissick
FILM EDITOR Fabian Gustus
SOUND DESIGN Jascha Viehl
MUSIC Daniel Elias Brenner

Full experience: http://fiveminutes.gs
TOOLS: Avid, DaVinci Resolve, FilmConvert

A stall on the side of the road gives a young man time to think. TECH STUFF Camera: URSA Mini 4.6k (shot at 4.6k 4:1 RAW at 800iso) Lens: Samyang 24mm T1.5, Samyang 50mm T1.5 Filter: Tiffen Black Pro Mist 1/4, Syrp Variable ND Colour Grading: DaVinci Resolve (using Vision Color Luts and Filmconvert Super 16mm)

SUBMITTING FOR FILMCONVERT COLOR UP FILM COMPEITITON There comes a time when we grow too comfortable with each other. When we try to reignite the flame not realizing that the wick is wet. When our love grows stale for moments that seem to never end and everything starts to becomes routine. When do we stop hoping and start admitting? Because, I can't bear to have this happen Once Again. Written by Jonathan Chang & Huyen Tran Directed by Jonathan Chang Co-Directed by Huyen Tran Produced by Richard He Production Crew: Sid Patel Featuring: Hannah Kessler Stuart Neef Music: Joshua Rillo Check out and like Huyen Tran @ facebook.com/huyentranphotography

A mysterious salesman appears at the perfect time with a life-saving product.

This is the first part of a series of shortfilms exploring the power to unravel.

Nothing says good old quality like film, and that is why I decided to shoot this piece with an old Helios44 and Proskar-16 anamorphic setup, and grade it with FilmConvert, to really gave me the look I was going for. Cannot remember which Film Stock I used though, but think it was FJ 8543 VD, which is one of my favorites.

Working late is about to get a lot more stressful.

I run a 'technology' youtube channel which i am using as a way to build my portfolio in cinematography. I want to enter more narrative work but my network is painfully small. I've been pushing myself for over a year with the channel and coming across something unique as the Phantom 4 drone from DJI, i wanted to create something special. This is a product review but entwined with a narrative story. All shot, edited, graded, sound designed by myself. Thank you

Original title: Corto acerca de largo sin ninguna chance. English Title: Short about long with no chances. Directed by Marcos Montes de Oca

CINCO (Five), a skilled NYC con artist will have to use her unusual skills to try to escape a mysterious apartment where she is locked inside.

A flyover of Crawford Notch State Park featuring the Conway Scenic Notch Train.

Here we have a series of aerial shots done on a recent trip back to my tiny little caribbean island of Grenada also known as "Home". It was early morning, maybe 6/7am and i decided to venture to the near by beach called Grand Anse to test out my new drone. This was probably the 3rd time flying. All images captured with the drone and gopro hero 4. After sitting on the footage for a while i finally decided to use it to learn adobe premier pro and also dabble a bit with sfx and sound design. Also my first use of Filmconvert first time.So here is my first attempt at cutting in Premier Pro, sound design and my 3rd or so Drone flight. DJI Phantom 2 GoPro 4 Filmconvert Adobe Premier Pro Music licensed with Music Bed Music " heartbeats by lights motion"

There are things in life you can't simply reverse with the click of a button.

A man tries his best to save a loved one by using a mysterious machine.

A special dog has been dognapped, and it is up to a rescue agent to save him.

Shot on the black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera. Graded with Filmconvert (Fuji velvia 100).

When a man's job is to endlessly attempt to create life, the question becomes, should he?

A look at love and loss. A story about time and the history of the space we inhabit. A story about a boy and his mother.

A Group Of Teenagers Go Hiking In The Woods. Returning Late At Night, They Succumb To The Ancient Legend Of The Fallen Hawaiian Warriors Known As The Night Marchers. Starring: Jordan Caputy Morgan Clark Yosef Kasnetzkov Janae Lee Elton Huynh Dawson Bell Brian Lau Noa Ah Nee Directed by Orlando Benedicto Executive Producers: Johnny Ng, Ross Lee and Orlando Benedicto Story by Orlando Benedicto, Jordan Caputy, Ross Lee, Johnny Ng and Kevin Fujikawa 1st AC and Stunt Coordinator: Kevin Fujikawa Key Makeup/Hair Artist: Toni P Farley Assistant Key Makeup/Hair Artist: Jana Kaaloa Assistant Makeup/Hair Artists: Brock Yap, Chanzen Epstein, Tina Loo, Nicole Montalvo Key Assistants: Brian Lau, Ian Kowalczyk, Andrew Huynh, Elton Huynh Catering: Ross Lee Special Thanks: The Clique by Kini Zamora Toni P Farley Jordan Caputy Audio recorded with RODE Microphones Music provided by The Musicbed Color graded with Davinci Resolve and FilmConvert Beware The Night Marche

Over the last few months I've been caught between moments of great joy and moments of deep frustration. Being a creative and trying to find your way in this world has never been easy, and lately, it seems like there are a million ways to succeed or fail. At a time when I needed it most, a very wise friend shared this quote with me from Marianne Williamson: "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people will not feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It is not just in some of us; it is in everyone and as we let our own light

A short fashion-based promo for my friend // photographer. Converted using KD 5207 Vis3

Art backstage

A short version of our documentary film about coffee and roastery. Fahri Ozdemir is a coffee roaster, a man who found his passion among coffee beans.

Just for fun.

" Koi No Yokan" (Japanese): Koi No Yokan is a truly beautiful concept. It can defined the sense one can have upon first meeting another person that the two of them are going to fall in love. In other words, it is the knowledge one has that he/she is going to fall in love with another person.…

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Being known until recently as the Europe’s best keep secret, the Porto’s strong charisma captivates every visitor and incites an inflated sense of pride to all the Porto citizens. Framed by the relations between the Atlantic Ocean and the Douro river, Porto is a combination of nature and the con- crete. The video brings out visually all the Porto colors, guided by a girl who shares her feelings and devotion for Porto.

In a world without compassion, Harper can either let it fully consume her, or she can choose to start over. If she does, there’s no turning back.

A Samurai Lord orders a farmer to give his daughter's hand in an arranged marriage. The father struggles with his love for his daughter and his duty to the Samurai Lord. The daughter faces her unlucky fate... Starring: Tomokazu Ichimura as The Father YUKA as The Daughter Directed and Produced by: Orlando Benedicto Director of Photography: Matthew Kohnen Production Advisor: Abraham Heisler Story by: Orlando Bendicto Screenplay by: Orlando Benedicto and Tomokazu Ichimura Translation by: Noriko Yoshida and Atsuko Bailey Production Assitants: Yusitana Ardanti, John Teall, Atsuko Bailey and Noriko Yoshida Sound: John Teall Kimono: Atsuko Bailey Costume Rental: Mohammad Khateeb Actor Coordinator: Yanjun Li Special Thanks: Noriko Yoshida Matthew Kohnen Atsuko Bailey Abraham Heisler Ken Takahashi (Toei Studios Kyoto) Shot on location in Kyoto, Japan Shot on Panasonic GH4 + Iscorama Anamorphic Lens Color graded with Davinci Resolve and Film Conver

While in Jamaica I had the urge to do a fisher man video in "Magic lantern RAW" with this old gospel song looping in the BG, this was early in the morning right at sunrise and I love the look I got it feels like Alexa.

My aim was to shoot the surfers and people around the beach and then with the music I give it an older color feel.

A cloudy day driving the PCH through Big Sur, California.

Rocky Mountain National Park captured during the peak of the fall season. Shot on a Red Scarlet Graded in Resolve using FilmConvert Music: Fibonacci by Adrian Disch Licensed on Musicbed

Traditional Souk " Morocco " El Kelaa Des Sraghna Music by Reaktor Productions and Bensound

A short film about my new born daughter Bonnie Winter Blyth. I wanted to create something to capture her earliest moments in a way that was personal and somewhat abstract. I hoped to convey the experience of becoming a parent through film and music. I composed and recorded the music on the same day as the filming.

If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world. -C.S. Lewis

Lynn's battle with breast cancer at the age of 21 was an unexpected turning point in her life. Listen to how she and her husband prayerfully overcame this battle together bonded in love and grace. This project was shot entirely on the Panasonic GH4. Interviews were shot in 4K with a single light source, b-roll was mostly shot in 1080p at 48fps. I feel that 48fps has been a sweet spot for smooth, natural looking slow motion (personal preference of course). Finished with filmconvert! Thanks for watching everyone.

In this short film a dancer dances with herself. Both the black and the white dancer is Asuka Watanabe, they are combined in the editing. Part of the Alienation dance film project by John Twigt.

Empty - two dancers in an empty office building - building tension (Empty is a part of the Alienation FilmProject by John Twigt)

Purpose is a short film about finding one's own path. Color graded with FilmConvert .

In an ancient wood by a Roman Road a group of gnarled old Beech trees mark the graves of four sisters.

It's my firs short film. I hope you like it

A true story of a kayaker who sails through the fjords of Iceland and stumbles upon a skerry. He decides to port there and soon realizes that perhaps it wasn’t such a good idea.

My dog Monk inspires me, so I filmed him trying to catch treats w/ the hope that he may inspire you, too. Never give up!

Written, directed, shot, edited and colored by Vasile Berde Luca Stefan. This is a very short piece of unused material from an unfinished project that I have submitted for the Filmconvert contest. Enjoy! Copyright 2016 Lightray Films.

Short video showcasing the gorgeous sunsets we have here at my new homeplace, Sola, Norway.

- Images and Music by Justin Tierney - Tokyo Aglow is a time-lapse tour of the Japanese capital by road and rail. An automated monorail flows through Odaiba and arrives downtown. A taxi whips to converging clusters of crowds in Shibuya. Scores surge and stream, tangle and scramble. Weaving and knotting, the masses of people rhythmically engage with the machinery of modern life. Japanese inspired chords underpin the music of the piano. Trombone, trumpet and violin map to the patterns recurrent and emergent. Crosswalk chimes, chirps and cuckoos echo into the night. - - - The time-lapses were shot in raw (with a 5D Mark III and a Sony A7s) developed in Lightroom, edited and color graded with the help of FilmConvert in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. I composed the music at the piano with paper and pencil, input it into Finale 2014, recorded the music into Pro Tools in two separate recording sessions, processed the field recording in Ableton and Max MSP, and executed the final edits in Adob

For anyone who's ever read 'The Game' or 'The Rules' and thought that they could 'win' against the opposite sex...this film is for you.

After moving to Denver, CO from CT this year I was fortunate enough to have Bear Creek Park just down the street from my house in Lakewood. This is a little compilation of shots I did at the park over several weeks. Coming from the east coast I did not grow up with accessible parks and outdoors experiences so this is me paying respect to my new home and all the inspiration it gives me. Sony a7SII with Sony 16-35 f4 and Zeiss Loxia 50/2 DJI Phantom 4 Color graded with FilmConvert in FCP X Music licensed through Marmoset