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A portrait of British artist Richie Culver.

This mini documentary takes a look in to the world of independent film making, and is a must watch for any one involved with, getting started in or just has a passing interest in film making. An alternative title for it could have been "How a couple of guys set up an Oscar nominated production company from nothing." It shows that there truly is "no set path" to success when it comes to film making, although there are a number of important traits, like passion, determination and high standards that certainly do help.

Jon Drever who is the co-founder and co-owner of Grain Media and a friend of mine very kindly let me into his professional world and spoke candily and honestly, allowing me to relive his journey in film making from very humble beginnings to running the extremely successful independent production company Grain Media. Its been an honour to be able to create something that hopefully goes some way to showing this inspirational journey.

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"They say that when you're hit by the polar bug, you never leave." Don't say we didn't warn you. Nobody dies in Longyearbyen, or so goes the rumor. We went to the northernmost city in the world to find out why, and stumbled into the first act of a science fiction flick about something deadly, long buried in the permafrost.

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A songwriter went out of town to develop his new album. He brings along his beloved fiancée but things look like to be not so easy between them..

Finn Springborn chasing a swell close to the arctic circle: "I've always wanted to go to Iceland, so when everything came together and everyone involved in this trip had time we didn't hesitate and booked the flight right when we saw the huge red blop on the swell charts. Going on these kind of trips to places that are not really common to surf and where the forecast can change by the hour always comes with a little risk of not getting the waves you expect, but this time I got lucky and surfing in a bay with huge snow covered mountains wherever you look was one of the most beautiful and humbling experiences of my life!" DoP/Edit: Philipp Sigmund Aerial footage: Steve Lewis (theempire.is) Shot on Sony FS7 Graded with FilmConvert

Short documentary featuring a dialogue with writer Norman Manea celebrating 25 years of his work in translation. Norman Manea discusses exile and the importance of translation. Manea is currently a professor and writer in residence at Bard College. He has received important American and European distinctions (Medicis Etranger Prize, Nelly Sachs Prize, Palau Fabre Prize, American McArthur Fellowship..). He is considered the most honored Romanian writer, outside his homeland and is often a candidate for the Nobel Prize in literature.

Shot with GH4
Lenses Zeiss 21, 35, 50, 85
Color Grading in Resolve with Film Convert

Experience the fantastic frozen landscapes of Norway with us! In February 2019, my girlfriend and I borrowed a traditional Norwegian cabin in the region of Trysil, Norway. For a week we went cross-country skiing and explored the region and its magical snow sceneries. Enjoy.

In a very poor village, there is a shortage of almost everything, except talent. "Nossa Casa" (Home) is a musical short film about the artistic project developed by São Roque association with the children of the region.

FICHA TÉCNICA
Direção e Roteiro: Diviane Helena
Direção de Fotografia: Fernando André
Direção Musical: Ana Cristina Calderón e Rodrigo Olavarria Lara
Estrelando Coro Gato na Tuba e crianças do Projeto Recriar

Trilha Sonora:
Ana Cristina Lago - Piano
Rodrigo Olavarria Lara - Violino e Percussão
Moara Pessatti - Violino
Shante Amaral - Violoncelo
Engenharia de som: Bruno Haller

Composiçao original "A Nossa Casa":
Alice Ruiz
Arnaldo Antunes
Celeste Antunes
Edith Derdyk
João Bandeira
Paulo Tatit
Suely Galdino

Produção:
Ana Lucia do Nascimento - Coordenaçao de projetos
Rudy da Silva - Assiste

|| Recommended watching with headphones or good sound ||

NOSTALGIA is a collaborative film by Drew English, Michael Marantz and Tim Sessler, shot on the RED Epic Dragon Monochrome with the Freefly ALTA drone: http://freeflysystems.com/products/2015/alta/

Read more about our experience and the shoot: http://www.brooklynaerials.com/blog/
Behind The Scenes video: https://vimeo.com/136348510
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Cinematography by Tim Sessler and Drew English
Directed and written by Michael Marantz and Tim Sessler
Produced by Brooklyn Aerials and Freefly Systems
Music by Michael Marantz
Voice Over by William "Opa" Chester
Special thanks to Jarred Land, RED Cinema Cameras, Freefly Systems, Tabb Firchau, Hugh Bell, the ALTA team, Tina Hammersmark, Michael Clarke, Loren Feinstein and the McKusick Family By Tim Sessler

This is the videoclip we realize for the song "Nothing Less" (in italian "Niente di meno").

"Nowavephobia" is a portrait of surfer/artist Yoon Duck Kim.

Mini Doc about one of the finest wheelchair basket ball players in history , more Paralympic medals than anyone else and now trying inspireb the next generation of sports stars - and make disability sport be more ‘ on display’

After a casual encounter with a child mine, a woman discovers she might have lost more than just her pocket watch. Starring Yamila Diaz-Rahi Performed by Ahn Trio

Hey everyone!

I somehow made it down to the EU launch event for the NVIDIA Shield TV/Console and also managed to interview the Director of Technical Product Marketing for Shield on this cool new Android TV based streaming box. I quizzed him on a few things so we can get, you curious people, as much information as possible! Used Filmconvert.

Part 2 will be coming soon. Going to try something different.


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A fun NYC wedding with a little extra love from Film Convert.

The New York City Pride Parade is a yearly tradition centered around the celebration of love and diversity. This video uses slow motion to detail parts of the 2016 parade.

From justice comes reconciliation. From reconciliation comes forgiveness. And with forgiveness, life.

Just south of Guatemala City rests an Oasis. Never before have I witnessed or experienced God’s power at this magnitude.

If you haven't been exposed to a perspective such as this, I encourage you to explore this part of our world. While the need is indeed great, the impact we can have on individual lives and beyond may surprise you. Ripples turn into waves.

Thanks to David Cobb and Broken Shackle Ranch for helping us get down to shoot and being beside us on our journey.
Special thanks to the kindest, most sincere children and staff of the Oasis for taking us in as your own. We shall return.

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Shot, edited & graded by Drew Jacoby and Kevin Johnson
Production Management by Jesse Pilk

After watching a few movies by Terrence Malick, I was obsessed with the emotions he has in his movies through the voiceover, lens and the movements of the camera. Through this video, I was trying to copy his style in a sense of emotions and camera.

Oceans Apart - TTD recently had the opportunity to capture a stunning cinematic BTS experience for photographer Mark Sullivan (@public_img) and stylist Bonnie Macleod (@bonnie__macleod) aboard some fine Maritimo Luxury Motoryachts.

We set out at the break of dawn aboard the "Moon Shadow" and spent a day taking in the sun, the sights, and the creative vibes.

We're proud to present the final product, and can't be happier with the result!

shot & edited by: Steefan van Jaarsveld (http://treetrunkdigital.com.au) (instagram.com/treetrunkdigital)
agency: TreeTrunk Digital (http://treetrunkdigital.com.au) (instagram.com/treetrunkdigital)
music: "Counting" by Tapestry Tapes (https://tapestrytapes.bandcamp.com/)

management: Illuminate Management (instagram.com/illuminatemanagement)
photographer: Mark Sullivan (http://www.publicimg.com.au/) (instagram.com/public_img)
stylist: Bonnie Macleod (http://www.bonnie

Od Fulmine's new music video.
Directed by Mattia Cominotto,
Cinematography and editing: Marzio Mirabella

Filmed with GH4

Od fulmine on spotify:
https://play.spotify.com/artist/6w7upH8Jxn3xnC5og1kUwy?play=true&utm_source=open.spotify.com&utm_medium=open

http://www.odfulmine.com
https://www.facebook.com/odfulmine?fref=ts
color graded with Film Convert

"Ode to Capri" is a poetic film written for the fragrance Capri Blue by Locherber Milano. Written and Directed by Edoardo Sandulli Cinematographer: Simone Biagini

During a week off, Noelani Pantastico, Principal Dancer with Pacific Northwest Ballet, comes into the studio for a couple hours of work.

Penny and Radel are the brilliant musicians that make up Oh Brother Big Sister. "Little Bitty" is a song that expresses the fun-loving, quirky nature of this musical duo, and their performance speaks to the natural chemistry that only siblings have with one another. The message behind the song is pretty simple: it's all about feeling the music, getting down, and letting your freak flag fly.

In today's world with so much business, scandal, and constant feeling of dread, we often convince ourselves that everything is all right while the world is burning around us. Threats of nuclear war, famine, wildfires, and world leaders performing a farce on the world stage leave us realizing how little control we have in life. We suppress our fears, put on a smile, and tell everyone things are good.

A live performance music video from Oh, Sleeper's set at Audiofeed Festival in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois.

Laura and Lauran were married under one of the many oak trees at Ojai Valley Inn which is great symbol of lasting marriage. As Laura mentioned the scenic venue provided a lot of great atmosphere without needing much added to it. Her style seemed to favor a timeless approach and she chose a photographer who shoots film which you don't see often these days. I choose to grade the film with a heavy film look to match the feel getting away from the latest push for ultra high sharp looking videos and staying away from effects like slow motion and drones. I prefer to focus on the important moments of the day by being patient and letting the action unfold in front of the camera rather than chasing it or setting up fake scenarios. Natural emotion, solid composition, finding the light and great audio are to me what makes this film stand apart. The music was licensed via the Musicbed and I choose to edit this film in mostly sequential manner rather than jumping around too much so the energy woul

Shot in Belgrade, Serbia. © 2014 Lazar Bogdanovic and Hristina Papadopulos Graded with DaVinci Resolve and Film Convert using Fuji SuperX 400 stock The term craft is a Turkish loan word of Arab origin, and denotes skill or knowledge. Crafts are forerunners of industrial mass production. Craftsmen who perfected their craft would make their product from beginning to end. Once, the shops of old craftsmen such as candy makers, bookbinders, candlemakers, watchmakers or tailors could be seen everywhere, but now they are few and far between. Although these professions are not lucrative anymore, there are several craftsmen in Belgrade who save their crafts from oblivion. As a rule, anyone who practices old crafts inherited that occupation from the previous generations as a family tradition. Mass production enabled products which are far cheaper than the ones old craftsmen used to make and slowly made old crafts sink into oblivion. Art Director / Hristina Papadopulos Cinematography / Lazar

Old English Wood - An Exercise In Brown & Green. My entry for the FilmConvert Color Up Competition. A short film about a wood over the road from my house as it turns to autumnal greens and browns.

Camera - Panasonic Lx100
Graded in Resolve 12.

This is a short story about Oleg, who spends a lot of time in Taiga (Evenkia region, central Russia) woods to hunt there. Almost like “The Last of the Mohicans” Oleg lives in Taiga wilderness, 130km away from the closest village. It’s been 30 years since he started to live and hunt by the Diupkun lake. Sometimes a few men who come to help him on hunting matters stay there too. The average temperature while filming was around -40°C. Shot with Nikon D800 and graded with Filmconvert Pro.

Presentation film for a family hotel.

From the album "A Different Life" - Out 25.11.2014

Written and Directed by Katarzyna Pacura & Jan Szewczyk
Director of Photography - Mikołaj Syguda
Executive producer - Katarzyna Wąs
Cooperation - Zuza Golińska
Costume Designer - Magdalena Łazarczyk
Make-up - Izabela Kućmierowska & Justyna Siwek
Gaffer - Andrzej Starszewski
Dolly Grip - Michał Karlicki
Help on Set - Jarosław Dąbrowski
Color Correction - Tomasz Gogol
Compositing - Sebastian Kurdelski

Starring:
Olivier Heim, Zuza Golińska, Marcin Bednarczyk, Karolina Bielawska, Karolina Brzuzan, Piotr Drewko, Joanna Krawczyk, Saskia Leopold, Weronika Lewandowska, Aleksander Makowski, Tymon Nogalski, Michał Suchora, Grzegorz Stefański, Andrzej Szatyński, Kinga Troneczek.

http://www.olivierheim.com
http://www.facebook.com/olivierheimmusic

Sony F3, Satec Dyaliscope anamorphic, FilmConvert

Shot on the Sony FS7 and Samyang Cine lenses we above all wanted to convey the idea of a journey. A journey both physical and of the mind, that leads from a place of stagnancy to the opening of an entirely new form of consciousness; if only for a brief moment in time. Authenticity is hard to lock in on in this new world and love is almost as elusive and abstract a concept as the digital realm that we now inhabit. However, hope has taken form.

What began as a promotional film for a travel agency in Africa developed into a documentary that explores the intricate bonds connecting man and wildlife in one of the continent’s most magical corners. The film follows a family travelling through Tanzania, capturing the land’s beauty and serenity. In addition to stunning scenics, the film features some very close up shots of lions, hippos, giraffes, elephants and other animals in their natural habitat. It explores local tribes’ secrets, offering insights to their everyday lives, including the Maasai’s aversion to hunting and little-known musical prowess. Documenting wildlife “As a visitor, you can get very close to the wild animals,” says Ben Sumari of Caracal Tours and safaris in “On Safari with Caracal.” As he shares anecdotes and insights on cheetahs, lesser flamingos and other creatures, the viewer gets taken on a virtual safari tour through northern Tanzania, using cinematic techniques that capture animals, humans an

A mate and I travelled to a salt lake in central South Australia to watch July’s blood moon eclipse.

How far can your imagination go with just one Bic pen?

Graded with FilmConvert ALPHA | "One Day at a Time" Starring Terron Beckham Client: Alpha Producer / Director: Sam Findlay Director of Photography: Morgan Cooper 1st AC: Daniel Banks 2nd AC: Andy Weber Key Grip: Max McBride Grip: Jack Bauer MUAH: Heidi Bowles PA: Nina Wussow PA: Greg Pearl PA: Austin Huhs Score: Mark Buergler Camera: RED Scarlet-W

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Tasper, a husky, finds his partner in life and tries to hang on to every moment despite the hurdles he faces.

It's not often that weddings look beyond the horizon, to something bigger, something more than even two madly in love could contain. It's rare, but not impossible.⁠ Such is a Christian wedding at its purist. In a deeply surprising and yet practical way, the Bible says that marriages points at the cosmic, capital 'M' marriage of Jesus and the believers that make up the Church.⁠ As a man of faith, a leader at my church AND a wedding cinematographer I happily celebrate weddings from faiths across the board. But every once in awhile I am refreshed by a couple of whom I share this deep conviction - that the day is about them - of course it is! - but it's about so much more. ⁠

James has been outed at school before he could come out on his own terms, and he's afraid of what his parents will say when they discover he's got a boyfriend. With everything getting too much for him, James visits his youthworker to talk it all out, one-to one.

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Graded with FilmConvert using KD 5207 Vis3 Shot on Lomo anamorphic and spherical lenses

Mystic road trip with a boom operator.

We are please to present you this short doc about our life with dogo argentino. We are showing you what the others don't dear to show. We will give you access to our love our fears and our intimity: take care of it!