3rd Wave of Inspiration
Since 2003
It's official now - we live in a crazy world :) Snapchat, which is now a part of Snap Inc released its first physical object designed for generation Y - Snap Spectacles. Forget Google Glasses that provoked passerby to punch a face of their owner for spying/not spying. Spectacles are fancy sunglasses with an integrated video camera that makes it easy to create Memories.
Sponsored Submission on DCN Platform by Red Gate Films
This short film is our first exploration into classic narrative filmmaking and it was an absolute joy to create. It’s based on a popular webcomic created by Penny Arcade®. LOOKOUTS™ gave us an opportunity to explore new storytelling techniques as well as play with gear and tools in a format outside of advertising. The majority of the film is shot practically with live visual effects. We built sets, costumes, and monsters then brought all those resources together with a wonderful cast and crew into the misty overgrowth of Mendocino’s redwood forests for a production experience we’ll forever cherish.
Producer / Kristin Bousquet
Director & DP / David Bousquet
Visit The Short Film's Dedicated Site at lookoutsshortfilm.com
View the digital "Making-Of" book at lookoutsshortfilm.com/the-book/
See Other Work From RedGate Films at redgatefilms.com
Forget everything you have seen from commercial travelling adverts - gifted beauty-scape director Oliver Astrologo (previously) will take you to the trip through mesmerising morning in Venice
An immersive audiovisual installation created by Cocolab commissioned by ARCA, presented at TagCDMX 2016
Ukraine-raised, New York-based young director Ruslan Pelykh shoots fashion, music and commercial videos. His latest project "dirty image" is just about the way he does work, fast and simple
Advertising is vanishing the borders of perception last days, becoming more a piece of art, performance or installation. After epic Kenzo feminist statement we have a parkour from young parisien lady making jaw-dropping climbing through Paris roofs to her special little box of gifts (collaboration Claudie Pierlot x My Little Box) Premiered on My Little Paris the video is quickly catching a viral spiral now
Dragan Ilic is a conceptual artist who explores how machines interact with art. His new project looks to examine this process from another angle, one that literally elevates his body above the ground via the arm of a robot. Rather than using machines to help focus his artistic tools, Ilic’s latest project sees him becoming the robot’s paintbrush. As the large industrial factory robot’s articulated joints move about with Ilic attached, the artist is left only to create what the robot allows him to create. According to those involved it represents “both the repetitiveness involved in technological production, as well as representing a new stage of ritual or transgressive experiences of the author himself.” - writes The Daily Dot
German visual artist Susi Sie was involved in creation of Rio Olympics Opening Ceremony projection mapping for the first episode of the show.
Title: Beginning Of Life
Client: Olympic Games
Agency: Oito Zero Oito
Creative Director: Fabio Soares, Fernando Meirelles
Visual Artist: Susi Sie
Music and Sound Design: Antonio Pinto
Whilst in Barcelona on a temporary writing assignment, Julia beds a tall dark stranger to find herself with more than what she bargained for – a serious relationship..
Written, Directed, and Produced by Alex Burunova (alexburunova.com)
Written and Produced by Ignacio F. Rodo (cargocollective.com/ignaciofrodo)
Submitted by Bennett Johnson via DCN Platform
Director Bennett Johnson, along with the support of production company All:Expanded, has found yet another captivating story to tell. In “Coach Pamz”, which will be available on Bennett Johnson’s Vimeo channel on August 29, 2016, the director travelled with Cinematographer David Kruta to the Bronx and Spanish Harlem to document the turbulent yet triumphant life of street football legend Coach Pamz and his notorious team, Carver Mobb.
Shortlisted for the Young Director's Award at Cannes, “Coach Pamz” is a fiveminute account of the life and struggles of Paul “Pamz” Rivera – a coach in the world of New York street football, a tough, innercity sport that sprang out of the South Bronx and various other Latin and African-American neighborhoods 40 years ago.
CREDITS
Director: Bennett Johnson
Producer: Gregory Horoupian
DP: David Kruta
1st AC: Andi Romansky
2nd AC: Chad Young
PA: Rosalie Visceglia
Editor: Jeremy Huff
Colorist: Ashley Ayarza
Color Production Coordinator: Jamie Noto
Color Prod Co: Nice Shoes
Sound Designer: Kirk Pearson
Production Company: All:Expanded
Just because girls are cooler. Directed by Spike Jonze, performed by Margaret Qualley
If travelers happen to visit Departure Hall 3 of Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, they may notice an immersive installation of clouds. Titled Beyond, Dutch artist Daan Roosegaard’s latest work is a “cloud wall” that creates the impression of a 3D cloud-laden sky vanishing into a great aerial distance. A beautiful feat of optical illusion, it is 100 meters long and 10 centimeters thick, and comprised of 160 billion pixels.
Kyoung Sop Choi aka Jansoli shot this amazing timelapse while traveling to NYC in winter
Based on a poem by Rainer Maria Rilke.
'To fall, patiently to trust our heaviness'
Inspired by Rainer Maria Rilke’s poem ‘Gravity’s Law’, McDermott taps into themes of meditation and nature in a deliberate response to the overload of information in modern society.
He was drawn to The Barbican Centre and estate because of its otherworldly quality and achieves a sense of calm with his long free-falling shots against the brutalist architecture.
Submitted by Brendan Withy on DCN Platform
"Do today's young people have a right to be angry about the world they've inherited? Two schoolboys use poetry and a selfie stick to confront the problems facing the world."
Loading Docs is a series of incredible 3-minute documentaries from New Zealand. Watch them all, like and share! loadingdocs.net/itwie
Hakanaï is a solo choreographic performance that unfolds through a series of images in motion. In Japanese Hakanaï denotes that which is temporary and fragile, evanescent and transient, and in this case something set between dreams and reality. This symbolic relationship is the foundation of the dance composition in which a dancer gives life to a space somewhere between the borders of imagination and reality, through her interactions with the images she encounters. Performed by Adrien M and Claire B (previously) it was debuted in San Francisco few years ago.
Beautiful ode to the NY City shot by young film enthusiast Leon Jamrosy
"Set to premiere at this year’s Venice film festival in September, Rem is the culmination of film-maker Tomas Koolhaas chasing his busy father across time zones for four years, from taxi to departure lounge to construction site and back again, forming a whirlwind travelogue-portrait of the world’s most talked-about architect." via the Guardian
Last year Sagmeister & Walsh created 3d environments inspired by 2d pop art paintings with the help of body painter Anastasia Durasova and set builds by Sing-Sing. This year, along with the same team, they brought psychedelic and constructivist worlds to life, complete with trippy optical illusions and a pink painted horse. Images will be on billboards, in magazines, newspapers, and in stores across the middle east at Aizone stores.
CREATIVE & ART DIRECTION: Jessica Walsh
PHOTOGRAPHERS: Sing-Sing (Adi Goodrich and Sean Pecknold)
DESIGN: Jessica Walsh, Daniel Forero
MAKEUP: Anastasia Durasova
SET DESIGN: Sagmeister & Walsh, Adi Goodrich
SET BUILDS: Sing-Sing
3D / POST PRODUCTION: Pedro Veneziano
RETOUCHING: Lutz & Schmidt
