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Asphalt from Thomas Bryant on Vimeo.
Directed by Thomas Bryant
Written by Gitanjali Patel
From Nowness:
London-based filmmakers Thomas Bryant and Gitanjali Patel capture Brazilian dance craze passinho in this documentary about dance troupe Os Fabullosos—four dancers based in Queimados, a municipality on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro.
Sound And Vision - David Bowie Is from CANADA on Vimeo.
'Sound And Vision', our tribute shortfilm for the David Bowie exhibition in Barcelona, directed by CANADA
Dirty Beaches - "Time Washes Everything Away" 2014 // Directed by Loic Zimmermann
A femme for femme love story that takes revenge on toxic masculinity and challenges the classic high school drama proposing an alternative narrative.
starring
Jacques Simha [gomenaki]
Alexandra Alifanti [prom queen]
Manos Siniorakis [fuckboy]
with
Korina Gallika
Ntorina Mavrikou
Dimitris Mantzavinos
Konstantina Liosatou
George Kanis
Georgia Varveri
Giorgakis Renesis
Dimitra Tampasi
Theano Vassiliou
Iasonas Papamathaiou
Margarita Drilia
Anouk Berenguer
Vicky Chatzopoulou
Foteini Tryferopoulou
& Someone Who Isn't Me
Written, Directed & Edited by Alkis Papastathopoulos
Cinematographer: Christina Moumouri
Set designer: Maria Vetta
Costume Designer: Vassilia Rozana
Hair & Make Up by Vassiliki Kitta
Produced by Maria Hatzakou, Alkis Papastathopoulos
Executive Producer: Athina Rachel Tsangari
A Haos Film production
copyright © Alkis Papastathopoulos & Someone Who Isn't Me
Taken from the 7-inch single Gomenaki
Music by Marilena Orfanou
Lyrics by Gina Dim
Produced by Sillyboy
Mastered by Ekelon at the Cave
D-Version Music Publishing/copyright control
released by Amour Records
You can listen to our music on Soundcloud & Spotify:
https://soundcloud.com/swimtheband
Sun Moon London from Luke Miller on Vimeo.
For more images and video visit: www.instagram.com/lukemillerphoto/
Filmed up to 2520mm from various locations around London featuring October 5th 2017 Harvest moon and January 1st 2018 Supermoon.
Music: Corona by Jeff Dale licensed from www.audionetwork.com
Camera/Lens
Canon 5D Mark III running Magic Lantern using the 3x crop mode.
Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L + Canon 2x teleconverter
Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 + Sigma 1.4x teleconverter.
Augustin Hadelich, producer
Paul Glickman, director
Tam King, animator
Technical Director - Yu Ueda
Environment Colorist - Caitlin Cash
Sound Designer - Robert Cordova
Choreographer - Deandra McCord
Storyboarding Assistant - Matthew Daley
Music:
Nicolò Paganini: Caprice No. 17
(from the album "Augustin Hadelich | Paganini 24 Caprices")
Sound producer and engineer: Antonio Oliart
A man goes on a journey for a slice of apple pie.
“Your Black Friend” written and narrated by Ben Passmore. Animation by Krystal Downs & Alex Krokus of Doggo Studios, sound by James Deangelis. From the 120 page comics collection “Your Black Friend and Other Strangers” debuting in March 2018 from Silver Sprocket.
The Other Side from leo adef on Vimeo.
A young french boy takes a train to a new city to discover himself while he experiments for the first time a lot of new experiences about youth, sex, partying and friendship.
Short film directed by Leo Adef
Featuring Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello
Hercules Universal
Produced by Pandora - http://pandoraweproduce.com
Summer of love - i-D from leo adef on Vimeo.
http://i-d.vice.com/es_es/video/summer-of-love-barcelona
Our own private scene (NOWNESS) from leo adef on Vimeo.
Filmmaker Leo Adef explores subculture and self-discovery in a coming-of-age portrait of three 17-years-olds in a small French town. Read more on NOWNESS - http://bit.ly/2kMaV3B
VAMP - Tofel Santana from leo adef on Vimeo.
Directed by Leo Adef
https://www.nowness.com/story/tofel-santana-vamp
DOP Angello Faccini
Stylist Eus Cantó
Head of production María Carboni
Assistant director Hector Prats
Art director Jorge Algaba
Hair and make up Regina Khanipova
Color grading Yulia Bulashenko
NIGHTSWIMMING from Giovanna Silva on Vimeo.
NIGHTSWIMMING : DISCOTHEQUE IN ITALY FROM THE 1960s UNTIL NOW
The project examines the history of Italian dance clubs, as asocial and anthropological phenomenon. Italy’s social, cultural and economic evolution over the last 50 years has gradually transformed the idea of fun, and with it also the spaces in which fun takes shape. Today a paradox is evident: the clubs are no longer necessarily a physical place, but are now formed of events and theme nights. The history of Italian clubs is told through interviews with architects, DJs, writers, and intellectuals, as well as period photos and a new photographic survey of what remains of today’s discotheques.
project by Giovanna Silva
music by Stra - www.radiostra.com
team Alto Fragile, Chiara Carpenter, Michele Marchetti
with the support of Fulvio Ferrari, Michele Lombardelli