THE INKSECT by MaliArts

In a distopian world where books are banned and fossil fuels completely consumed, the ruling corporations confiscated all the books to burn them and generate energy. However, in New York City there is an underground group of ex scientists, writers and artists who remember the books and risk their lives to find and save them from being destroyed. They are are known as The Inksect, and this is the story of how Pikes, one of them, ends up finding something even more important than the books: paper and a pen. Written & Directed by: Pablo Calvillo Line Producer: Rachael Byrne Executive Producer: Miguel Anaya Pikes´ Voice: Fabrina Melon Modeling: Magnus Skagerlund, Ulises Virgen, Clay Osmus, Gabriel Calvillo, Hugo Vázquez, Alfonso Mancera Rigging: Jaewan Park, Carlos Mendieta, Christopher Hill Texturing: Javier Méndez Lafón, Guillermo Alvarez Ruiz, Leonardo Calvillo Animation: David Camiro, Juan Carlos Navarro Lighting & Comp: David Rodíguez, Javier Méndez Lafón, Alberto Martínez 2D VFX: Juan Lazzarini, MEMOMA Estudio 3D Generalists: César Mandujano, Alejandro Velázquez Original Music: Demian Cantilo Sound Design: Jaime Juárez Sound Editing: Enrique Fernández Tanco Sound Engineer: Pablo Ahmad Sound Mix: Alejandro de Icaza Final Sound Mix: Astro LX General Manager: Juan García Assistant: Marco Peña Coordinator: Norma Chávez Director of Photography: Serguei Saldivar AMC Editing: Jorge R. Gutiérrez Production Team: Ray Sinatra, Anders Ehrnberg, Raúl Ruiz, Laura Samudio Graphic Design: Leonardo Calvillo Postproduction: Entera Postproducción S.A. de C.V., Ulises Jiménez, Pedro de la Garza, Lilia Cuevas Viche, Gustavo Torres, Ilse Fernanda Serdán Color Correction: Alejandro del Pilar Administration: Orlando Peña, Estela Reyes Juárez Thanks: Rob Coleman, María González de Leoón, Romain Côte, Helena Masand, Mike Lyndon, Edwin Erdmanis, Moisés Crespo, Ricardo Gutiérrez, Mauricio Soto, Dante Pimentel, Dan Mazor Special Thanks: Jorge Calvillo Unna & Lorena Méndez Défossé Byoung ho Kang © Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía www.imcine.gob.mx Yuria Goded, Marilú Loaiza Molina, Adriana Sánchez Sánchez, Itzel Rentería

One year of Staff Pick Premieres by Vimeo Curation

Celebrating one year of Exclusive Premieres. Every Wednesday. Only on Vimeo. Watch them all here: http://ift.tt/2y50nl9 And submit your film here: http://ift.tt/2xZYXGY Music courtesy of http://juanwauters.com and http://ift.tt/H5JQrM

Heroin by Topic

A painter with dozens of pieces but only one subject—his ex-wife. From our Rashomon issue: https://go.topic.com/2xkCAtR Directed by Jessica Beshir.

Meet Cute by Joshua Thurston

They Meet. It's Cute. Then It Isn't. Starring Jon Bass and Juno Temple and directed by Ben Smith and Megan McDonnell.

Ferryman at the Wall by MEL Films

A visitor's guide to America's great big border wall. Originally proposed as an international peace park with Mexico, Big Bend, Texas has a unique relationship with its southern neighbor. For the past 40 years, Mike Davidson has been ferrying tourists across the Rio Grande for a little taste of Mexican life — but now a great big border wall might divide the park. Captions available in English and Spanish. Let us know if you've got a language you'd like to see. Color made possible by FilmConvert.

The Duck (full length) by Uli Meyer

‘The Duck’ is a “proof of concept” film which I produced and directed in 1998, almost twenty years ago. Our work on ‘Space Jam’ was just finished and I came up with an idea for a feature film about a real duck that turns into a cartoon and decides to become a super hero, rivalling and competing with existing super heroes. We projected this film at all the major studios to pitch the idea and came very close to making it. But alas, it all collapsed in the end and the film was never made. A few weeks ago, I found a low contrast 35mm negative and a screening print buried in my cupboard. They were scanned at Cinelabs, UK, by their wonderful team of lab technicians. Looking it at it now, it is way too long and if I had the sound elements separate, I’d cut it down. I guess at the time it was too difficult to cut out footage since we put so much effort into the sets and the animation. Every frame felt precious, a mistake many young film makers make. But it is what it is. The animated woman is a blatant “homage” to Jessica Rabbit but I hope that twenty years on, I am forgiven. The team that worked with me on this was amazing, a great bunch of people, both the Live Action and the Animation crew. Now, for the first time, ‘The Duck’ is online, uncut. I will post the end credits separately since they are almost as long again. Enjoy!

You Grew Up - Oddisee by Eugene and Louise

A music video we made for the song "You Grew Up", by Oddisee. From the album "The Iceberg".

DREAMERS - Clément Froissart by Guillaume Cagniard

Réalisé par GUILLAUME CAGNIARD & VIRGILE TEXIER Avec Zia Rostan Margaux Andrieux Enzo Butterlin Bruno Sadiki Jeanne Ducourau Juliette Dotres Jeanne Froissart Nils Grandjean Esteban Cottier Ayakin Menard Cathy Dasneves Clément Froissart Production & Production Exécutive ELOW Sébastien Vaisse SISTER RECORDS Dorothée Bigot Clément Froissart Casting Zia Rostan, Clément Froissart Guillaume Cagniard & Virgile Texier Opérateur Caméra Alexis Darmendrail Chef Déco/Régisseur Olivier Wattré Remerciements Les kids et leurs parents, Dorothée, La maison de Capbreton (Justine, Thibault, Roxane, Simon, Mathieu) Uma, Swann, Angela & Boul, PH Pierino, Ombline & Vincent, Jean-Pierre Gavini, Hervé Dommange, Damso & Le Traouc, Solal, Tara, Nell Olivier Wattré, Farida, Michaëla, July & Piloo, JR, Lake Loft, Maxime, Miam, Benj, Val, JB, Soorts-Hossegor, Angresse, Capbreton…

REI Presents: Follow Through by REI

People have opinions about skier Caroline Gleich: Inspirational. Gumby. Social media star. Role model. Model masquerading as a mountaineer. At sixteen, she stumbled upon a copy of the cult classic guidebook The Chuting Gallery. Irreverent and wonderfully arbitrary, the guidebook lays out a set of 90 ski mountaineering lines across Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. They were difficult and dangerous. When she first said out loud she wanted to ski them, she was met with laughter. “Maybe it was because I was five feet tall, or I was a little blonde girl, but I remember that clearly — and it didn’t feel good” says Gleich. After a decade building her skills, Gleich set out to complete her vision and become the skier she dreamt of being. “Follow Through” is a story of loss, belonging and desire for respect. In this age of hyperconnectivity, which voices do we choose to hear and which do we ignore? Learn more about Caroline's story here: http://ift.tt/2ySwLWK

I Know You from Somewhere by andrew fitzgerald

A young woman incurs the wrath of the internet after inadvertently becoming a viral sensation. "I Know You from Somewhere" is this week's Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://ift.tt/2yolDnp

EYES by Lucas Zanotto

A series of installations I’ve had on my mind for a while, finally came to life. Installations + Film: Lucas Zanotto Sound Design: David Kamp Thanks to Helge Kiehl for advising on the colour-grading.

Binkbeats - In Dust / In Us by Rogier van der Zwaag

Official Music Video for "In Dust / In Us' by Binkbeats. Check the making of here: http://ift.tt/2xS0UqJ The video for In Dust / In Us is a visual exploration of the chemistry between two forces that is equally attractive and destructive. Months of tests and experimentation resulted in a detailed choreography in which every movement is triggered by the music. Every shot was composed in a fish tank, with rice paper, string, condensed milk and food coloring the only props. Rogier placed a series of mirrors into the tank, producing groups of objects whose movements seem to be perfectly synchronized. This effect expanded the individual visual compositions into a seamless dance performance. Special thanks to Gauthier Idrac for helping me through the crazy testfase of this video.

F L U Z D by Michael Fragstein

Michael Fragstein meets once again Steffen Dix. A collage of several tracks from the upcoming album „endless“ by Steffen Dix is hit by some particle craze. Music: Steffen Dix
Director: Michael Fragstein Production Company: Büro Achter April http://ift.tt/2xU7KMG http://ift.tt/2kjRqzt www.8apr.de

At Home Outdoors by Sebastian Linda

Do you know the feeling when you just head out into nature. After a few kilometres you immediately know: You just feel at so calm, relaxed and happy. You are at home outdoors. Last march we traveled through Canada with a camping Car which we painted along the way. And we really felt home. Enjoy our 2 weeks in 3 minutes. Share and like. Supported by Jack Wolfksin http://ift.tt/2yFSrEk Press Pix http://ift.tt/2kj1skl A film by Sebastian Linda Co-Directed by Frank Sauer & Steffen Krones Supported by Jack Wolfksin Produced by Natural Born Explorers Assistance Michael Kleklamp Drone pilot Timothy Carlielle Sound Design by Bony Stove Music by Felix Räuber www.felixraeuber.com http://ift.tt/2yH2ngV Purchase from: http://ift.tt/2kjjSBJ Filmed with FS5 with Atmos Shogun Additional filmed with A7s II

AUTOMATICA - Robots Vs. Music - Nigel Stanford by Nigel Stanford

Get the Album or Video in 4k: ► http://ift.tt/2yDf38p

The Baby Shower by Joseph Pierce

May and Christian are having a baby shower, whether they want to or not. A Facade Films production in co-production with Melocoton Films CAST May - Georgina Rich Christian - Jack Laskey Martha - Juliet Cowan Nick - Sean Rigby Leela - Jessie Cave Eric - Prasanna Puwanarajah Carol - Kate Fahy Todd - Jack Gordon Elliot - Ed Birch Flora - Evelyn Neghabian Pierce CREW: Director/Writer - Joseph Pierce Producer - Katie Jackson Co-Producer - Héléne Mitjavile Associate Producer - Théo Laboulandine Director of Photography - Laura Bellingham 1st Assistant Camera - Kieron Jansch 1st AD - Linute Remeikaite Editor - Robbie Morrison Production Design - Gini + Sophia Sound Editor - Colin Favre-Bulle Sound Mix - Maxime Roy Composer - Blair Mowat

ZHU + NERO - "DREAMS" by Elliott Sellers

Directed by: Elliott Sellers and Erik Ferguson CG artist: Erik Ferguson Edited and colored by: Elliott Sellers elliottsellers.com erikferguson.co.uk

THE ARROW by Emilio Yebra

When an arrow hits the wrong target... Emilio Yebra 2017

The Filmmaker's Voice: George Lucas by Alejandro Villarreal@Alamo City

Twitter: @alamofilmguy https://twitter.com/alamofilmguy Should a man's life be defined by Jar Jar Binks? George Lucas is not a perfect filmmaker. But he is a genius. A genius who is able to communicate the best and worst of our common nature, and has done so in an unprecedented, universal cinematic language. Few have been able to equal his artistic success, because frankly, he makes it look easy. I made this video essay to provide a window into the mind of a socially conscious filmmaker who explored ideas about our common existence and tried to present them to in new, interesting ways to audiences. His goal was never to make an escapist film solely for the special effects and explosions, but it was to give his audiences a greater understanding of our shared humanity. True, he sometimes fell short. "Attack of the Clones" is a bit weird, to be sure. But he was always true to himself, his voice and his stories. All this to say: I would rather watch a flawed movie by an imperfect genius than a movie made by a voiceless committee. Audio: Academy of Achievement – George Lucas Youtube: George Lucas talks good and evil, mythology, religion, creativity

Ry X - BAD LOVE by Irrum

Made with love in Mexico with these spectacular people: Ry Cuming, Diana Garcia, Yazzmine Escobar, Liria Restrepo, Gabriela Alatorre, Sheyla NM & Alejandra Mari Directed by Irrum Exec Producer (Mex) Gabriel Stavenhagen Producer (Mex) Mariana Rodriguez Cabarga Producer (UK) Matt Klemera DP: Andres Arochi Production Designer: Luis Luino 1st AD: Erika Lavin Set Dresser: Alejandra Borré Florist & Set Styling: Martha Alvarez Montero Production Company: Cine Buro Commissioner: Andrew Law Record Label: Infectious Music Production Assistant: Gongy González Hair & Makeup: Georgina Prieto Stylist: Paula Grieve AC: Sergio Briseño Prop Master: Eduardo Rodríguez Dresses by Jaclyn Hodes / Awaveawake Director's Rep: Sam Davey & Kim Jarrett (OB Management) Additional Thanks to The Lift Mexico Edit & Colour by Irrum