Surfing: Superb Surfing By Elite Athletes Captured At 1000 Frames Per Second By Chris Bryan Films [Video]

The surfing action here is spectacular – but the way the photographers actually managed to capture it is truly amazing. They are the unsung heroes of these shots.

All images where shot using The Phantom Flex, Phantom Miro M-320S and the new Phantom 4K Flex with Arri Ultra prime lenses and Chris Bryan Films custom underwater housing’s.

Be sure to check out Chris’s website – details below.

Credits:

Edit: Tom Hannam

Music Artist: Hans Zimmer. Song:Time.

Soundmix: Mark Hills Soho Square Studios

Colour grade: Warren Lynch IC Films

Surfers in order of appearance:

Opening shot: Mark Matthews

Matthew Meola

Jay Davies

Craig Anderson

Clay Marzo

Kelly Slater

Creed McTaggert x 2

Billy Kean

Mark Matthews

Taj Burrow

Random surfer underwater

John-John Florence

Kelly Slater

John-John Florence

Jack Freestone

Dean Morrison

John-John Florence

Mikey Brennan

John-John Florence

Taj Burrow x 2

Caio Ibelli

John-John Florence (again)

Matthew Meola

Jay Davies

More Information: Chris Bryan Films | Soho Square Studios

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Contemporary Photographers: An Exploration Of Their Work And Practices. An Unconventional And Innovative Film By Tyrone Lebon [Video]

An experimental and innovative film, described as a ‘visual poem’, which looks at contemporary photographers and their practices.

‘Reely and Truly’ is a new documentary from director Tyrone Lebon.

Lebon’s intention is for the film to be a photographic object in itself. It is shot on all available celluloid formats (including 65mm, 35mm, super 16mm, 16mm, and super 8mm).

The film has a free structure with an unconventional narrative, taking on the form of a visual poem.

This film is part of the ongoing ‘Reely and Truly’ project which will culminate in a book of photographs, texts and films about the practice of over 30 contemporary photographers to be published by DoBeDo.

This 30 minute film is an extended trailer for that project.

Featuring (in order of appearance):

Mark Lebon, Dick Jewell, Juergen Teller, Jack Webb, Sean Vegezzi, Jason Evans, Nigel Shafran, Fumiko Imano, Charchakaj Waikawee, Lina Scheynius, Nobuyoshi Araki, Takashi Homma, Ari Marcopoulos, Jill Freedman, Nick Sethi, Asger Carlsen, Arne Svenson, Petra Collins, Tim Barber, Renee Cox, Mario Sorrenti, and Lele Saveri.

[More Information: DoBeDo ]

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A Moment Abroad: A Short Symphony To Travel In Europe. Time-Lapse Film Combined With Music Creates A Memorable Journey [Video]

Andrew Field has created a symphony for his travels, taking us on a short journey into ‘another’ world.

He describes his work:

“These timelapse shots were taken while I was exploring the areas around Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic back in late September. Really enjoyed my time there and it was interesting visiting places that have been around for so long and seen so much history.”

Beautifully filmed and edited.

Technical:

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II

Motion control Gear: Dynamic Perception Stage R Pan/Tilt head being controlled by a eMotimo controller in a 3D printed box.

[More Information: 599 Productions ]

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Columbus, Ohio - Arts, Community And The Creative Fight Against Gentrification In Our Cities [Video]

Cities are perhaps the greatest human social experiment of the modern age. Their creation is still a relatively recent part of human evolution and their form, function and future have all been a process of trial and error.

Columbus is the capital of and the largest city in the state of Ohio. It is the 15th largest city in the United States with a population of just over 822k in 2013.

Nearly a quarter of the homes in the Franklinton neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio are vacant. In 2011, an arts group moved into an abandoned factory in the area to create 400 West Rich Street, a community that now leases space to woodworkers, performance artists, a coffee shop, painters, sculptors, and others.

This short documentary considers the artists who work in 400 West Rich Street, why the space attracted them, and what it means for revitalization of the neighborhood.

[More Information: The Atlantic | Columbus, Ohio ]

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Times Square, New York: Why Do People Love Times Square? This Film Asks Them Why [Video]

Bill and Michael work freelance and are based in New York City.

Here they investigate Times Square and describe the subject of their film:

“Find out what New York City’s Times Square is all about by talking to the characters that pass through it during the night.”

Times Square is a major commercial intersection and a neighborhood in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, at the junction of Broadway (now converted into a pedestrian plaza) and Seventh Avenue and stretching from West 42nd to West 47th Streets.

Brightly adorned with billboards and advertisements, Times Square is sometimes referred to as “The Crossroads of the World”, “The Center of the Universe”, and “The Great White Way”.

It is the hub of the Broadway Theater District, one of the world’s busiest pedestrian intersections, and a major center of the world’s entertainment industry.

Times Square is one of the world’s most visited tourist attractions, drawing over 39 million visitors annually. Approximately 330,000 people pass through Times Square daily, many of whom are either tourists or people working in the area.

With all that going on, how did Bill and Michael tackle this subject?

Watch the film to find out.

Credits:

Shot and cut by Michael Tapp

Produced by Michael Tapp and Bill Novak

[More Information: Michael Tapp | Bill Novak | Times Square ]

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Jordan: Travel And See Jordan In A Very Different Light. Tilt-Shift Film Described As "Lawrence of Arabia Meets Indiana Jones and Gulliver"s Travels!" [Video]

A stunning tilt-shift film by Joerg Daiber shot in Jordan.

He describes his work:

‘Travel to an adorable miniaturized version of Jordan in 4 minutes. See the amazing desert scenery of Wadi Rum, the incredible wonders of Petra and the cities of Amman and Aqaba like you have never seen it before.

Lawrence of Arabia meets Indiana Jones and Gulliver’s Travels…’

Well if that’s not enough to tempt you to watch this short film, we are not sure what will!

Technical | Credits

Shot with Lumix GH2 and Blackmagic Pocket Camera, Gorillapod, 14-140mm and 7-14mm Lumix Lenses. Postproduction with Adobe Creative Suite Production Premium.

Music: Danse Bacchanale by Camille Saint-Saëns.

More Information: Miniature Films on Facebook | SpoonFilm.com

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In Damascus, Syria: Set To The Words Of The Acclaimed Palestinian Poet Mahmoud Darwish, This Film Explores The 11,000 Year Old City [Video]

In Damascus is both a great labour of love and beauty.

Waref describes his work:

‘This film is about Damascus, an 11,000 years old city, the most ancient & precious of cities, set to the poetry of the world famous Palestinian poet / author Mahmoud Darwish.

More than three years have passed since the idea inception up to this moment. This project was my companion during my staying abroad, it was like a friend and an enemy at the same time, sometimes I spend hours working on it, and sometimes I leave it for months.’

We are glad that Waref finally finished his work and shared it with the world.

You can watch “In Damascus” with Indonesian (Malay), Albanian, Spanish, Greek, French, Bulgarian, Romanian, Russian, Italian, Dutch, German and English subtitle. Just click on the cc button and choose your language.

[More Information: Waref Abu Quba | Waref on Facebook | Damascus ]

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Seat 22 — Trans-Siberian Odyssey: Experience One Of The Greatest Railway Journeys Of The World [Video]

Stanislas Giroux takes us on one of the greatest railways journeys on the planet – The Trans-Siberian.

He describes the background to his film:

‘Three minutes of video for three weeks of travel, three countries, three cultures (and three tee-shirts in my backpack !) ; I took a train ticket for the Trans-Siberian railway, in order to reach Beijing from Moscow, crossing Mongolia. I travelled alone with my bag, half-filled with my video gear. At that time, I didn’t knew that my ticket for that seat 22 would be the beginning of a once in a lifetime journey.’

The Trans-Siberian Railway is a network of railways connecting Moscow with the Russian Far East and the Sea of Japan. With a length of 9,289 km (5,772 mi),[2] it is the longest railway line in the world. There are connecting branch lines into Mongolia, China and North Korea. It has connected Moscow with Vladivostok since 1916, and is still being expanded.

It was built from 1891 to 1916 under the supervision of Russian government ministers who were personally appointed by Tsar Alexander III and by his son, Tsar Nicholas II.

Technical:

Canon 6D (100% RAW footage from Magic Lantern)

Tokina 16-28 f/2.8

Canon 50mm f/1.4

Pentax Takumar 135mm f/2.5

Peleng 8mm f/3.5 Fisheye

Glidecam 2000 Pro

Lowepro Fastpack AW350

Post-Processing :

Derushed with Raw2dng, graded in Da Vinci Resolve (proxy workflow), edited in Premiere, Vfxed in After Effects

Music : Two Steps From Hell – Starfall

[More Information: Stanislas Giroux - Xenon Design | Mathieu Maury ]

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Bicycle Crazy? Then Try This - The Man Who Lived On His Bike [Video]

Guillaume Blanchet is a film-maker and a bike fanatic. Put the two together and you have the ingredients of a multi-award winning film.

He discusses his inspiration:

‘I love being on a bike, it helps me feel free. I get it from my dad. After days and days of cycling the streets of Montreal, come cold or sun, or even a little frightened, I dedicate this film to him.’

Winner

Audience award – VeloBerlin Film Festival, 2013

Best film, jury – Boston Bike Film Festival 2012

Audience award, best adventure sports film – Durango Film Fest 2013

Best canadian or Int’l film – Dawson City Intern. Film Fest. 2013

Honor. mention – Disposable Film Fest. 2013, San Francisco

Audience award – Sisački eko film festival 2013, Croatia

Golden Helmet Award – Filmed by Bike. 2013

Best short film – Francophone Film Fest. of Kalamazoo, 2012

Best sports film – Filmets Badalona 2013

Audience award – Bike Reel Film Festival 2012

Audience award, best music video – Red Rock Film Fest. 2013

Audience award – NDG Off The Wall 2012, Montreal

Special Prize Marvin&Wayne, Subtravelling 2013, Barcelona

Audience Award – Why Not Adventure Film Fest 2014

Best Experimental Film – 15 Short Film Festival 2014, NC, USA

Technical:

Shot with GoPro Hero

[More Information: Guillaume Blanchet Filmmaker ]

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Bicycle Crazy? Then Try This - The Man Who Lived On His Bike [Video]

Guillaume Blanchet is a film-maker and a bike fanatic. Put the two together and you have the ingredients of a multi-award winning film.

He discusses his inspiration:

‘I love being on a bike, it helps me feel free. I get it from my dad. After days and days of cycling the streets of Montreal, come cold or sun, or even a little frightened, I dedicate this film to him.’

Winner

Audience award – VeloBerlin Film Festival, 2013

Best film, jury – Boston Bike Film Festival 2012

Audience award, best adventure sports film – Durango Film Fest 2013

Best canadian or Int’l film – Dawson City Intern. Film Fest. 2013

Honor. mention – Disposable Film Fest. 2013, San Francisco

Audience award – Sisački eko film festival 2013, Croatia

Golden Helmet Award – Filmed by Bike. 2013

Best short film – Francophone Film Fest. of Kalamazoo, 2012

Best sports film – Filmets Badalona 2013

Audience award – Bike Reel Film Festival 2012

Audience award, best music video – Red Rock Film Fest. 2013

Audience award – NDG Off The Wall 2012, Montreal

Special Prize Marvin&Wayne, Subtravelling 2013, Barcelona

Audience Award – Why Not Adventure Film Fest 2014

Best Experimental Film – 15 Short Film Festival 2014, NC, USA

Technical:

Shot with GoPro Hero

[More Information: Guillaume Blanchet Filmmaker ]

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One Morning In Italy - A Light-Hearted Romp Around The Leaning Tower Of Pisa [Video]

This (very) short film is proof that when you combine a tight script with good direction and acting, you can pack an awful lot into 3 minutes!

Without giving to much away, the film covers love, theft and fun around that famous landmark – The Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Credits:

Written, Directed, and Edited by Oscar Boyson

Starring: Caroline Pera, Yu Lin Humm, Alberto Baraghini

Produced by Claire MacDonald & Andy Spade

Music by Steve Marion

Director of Photography: Matteo Passigato

Steadicam: Marco Dardari

1st AC: Davide Ceccato

2nd AC: Luigi Segre

Sound: Lawrence Fancelli

Post Sound: Colin Alexander

Titles: John Christon

Color: Matthew Greenberg

Assistant Editor: Jack Coyne

Locations: Sabino Doronzo

Also Featuring: Luca Massaro & Nick Poe

Shot on location in PISA, ITALY

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Astronaut - A Journey To Space. So Dynamic And Fast - Experience Travel Through Space With The ISS at 28,000km/h! [Video]

Guillaume Juin has created a work of great intensity and power. If you want to experience what it’s like to be an astronaut in space, then this is as near as you’ll probably ever get to the real thing.

In his words:

“What does astronaut see from up there? From the red soil of africa, the blue water of oceans, to the green lights of the poles and yellow light of human activity, discover, throught this journey to space, something astoundingly beautiful and strange at the same time.

I wanted to do something different from what has been done before with those shots. Something more dynamic and fast. After all, ISS travel through space at 28.000km/h! There are also more recent footage that have never been used (at least I think…) in other edits.

All the credit goes to the crew members of ISS expeditions 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, shot from 2011 to 2014.

The international Space Station weigh 377 tons, orbits the earth at around 350km from the surface, and does one spin around the earth in 1h30, at 28.000k/h! At 1’11 we can see a little refueling shuttle desintegrating back to earth. At 1’20, it’s an Orbital Science’s Cygnus Orb-2 spacecraft that is launched into orbit. The little green and purple lights you can see at 1’57 are respectively fishing boats and oil platforms offshore with the big city of Bangkok nearby.”

A marvellous film.

Credits:

Video: Courtesy of the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center

Editing: Guillaume JUIN

Music: Astronaut – Vincent Tone

[More Information: Earth Science + Remote Sensing Unit (Nasa) | Guillame Juin ]

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Carnivorous Plants: The Carnivorous Garden Is The Ultimate Horror Movie For Insects. Superb Time-lapse Footage Captures The Hidden Dark Side Of Plants [Video]

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the garden.

Carnivorous plants are plants that derive some or most of their nutrients (but not energy) from trapping and consuming animals or protozoans, typically insects and other arthropods.

They have adapted to grow in places where the soil is thin or poor in nutrients, especially nitrogen, such as acidic bogs and rock outcroppings. Charles Darwin wrote Insectivorous Plants, the first well-known treatise on carnivorous plants, in 1875.

They employ a number of techniques to catch their prey, including:

– Pitfall traps

– Flypaper traps

– Snap traps

– Bladder traps

– Lobster-pot traps

– Combination traps

Introducing:

The completed Biolapse film of carnivorous plants.

Chris Field’s film, Carnivora Gardinum or ‘Carnivorous Garden’, is nothing short of a work of genius.

He describes the process:

“Over a year of effort, with 107 days of straight shooting with 2 cameras. I started out building timelapse equipment so I could go do timelapse. Then people started giving me money to build them systems. Eventually it turned into a business, The Chronos Project LLC. Finally I have had time to start working on my own timelapse work. I have decided to pull myself out of the world and into the studio for some areas of timelapse photography that are greatly under explored.

He has a website Biolapse that is pretty in depth with regards to his processes.

Technical:

Biolapse Control Module environmental control system

Chronos HD Rail

Chronos Lite Rail

Lens Apparatus

eMotimo.com

eMotimo TB3 black

Fuji XE-1

Fuji XM-1

Nikkor 60mm f/2.8 macro

Nikkor 50mm f/1.4

Nikkor 28-70mm 3.5-5.6

[More Information: The Chronos Project | Biolapse.com | Carnivorous Plants]

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Charlie Chicken, Canine Artist - An Affection Look At Dogs, Life And Art In New York City

Charlie Chicken is a world-renowned canine artist. Originally from Puerto Rico, he works out of Brooklyn, New York, where his art has been featured in MOMA, the Louvre, and the Getty. This is his story.

He describes some of his approach:

“The film was fun to make – it was an idea Lily and I had floating in our heads for a while. So many short doc portraits of artists that take themselves very seriously. Not this one. No way. Wait, maybe a little.

On making the film – we shot following the principles of Dogma ’95. All natural light. All handheld. Lars Von Trier is really excited and put his name on as executive producer due to the subject matter and verified on set that we followed each step.”

Credits:

Charlie The Dog: Adopted From AARF

Camera Operators: Adam Welz, Ed David, John Larson

Concept by: Lily Henderson + Ed David

Executive Producer: Lars Von Trier

More Information: Omega Broadcast | Ed David ]

Charlie Chicken, Canine Artist - An Affection Look At Dogs, Life And Art In New York City

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Laughing Owl - Now You"ve Seen Everything. How A Small Tweak To A 15 Second Video Sent It Viral [Video]

It’s like a scene from a Harry Potter film.

A rescued owl has become famous because of a 15 second video, a copyright claim and a small tweak to the footage that sent it viral.

VanCity Video who made the edit to the original version wrote:

“I made this edit to the original owl video. Later, the owner of the original video sold the rights to a media company, which proceeded to file copyright claims against all uses of the original. This resulted in ads being placed on this video, with the revenue going directly to that media company. Sorry that you now have to watch ads on a 15 second clip.”

Nice video guys!

[More Information: Van City Video ]

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10 Fabulous Pictures Of The Karapan Sapi Festival In Madura, Indonesia

Festivals are an essential part of global life and function as an important way in which people still retain their unique identity, in an increasingly homogenised world.

Karapan sapi is a traditional bull racing festival on the Indonesian island of Madura.

Every year from about July through October, local bulls are yoked to wooden skids and raced for 130 meters, similar to a chariot race.

There are several of these races throughout the season, and there is a final trophy race held in Pamekasan. The bulls participating in the event are adorned with gold and other decorations, and the event may be accompanied by Gamelan music, food, and wagers on the outcome of the race.

The pictures below capture the energy of the moment superbly, as the riders desperately hang-on as the fearsome power of the bulls is unleashed:

[More Information: Karapan Sapi Festival ]

 

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Should we still be including animals as part of our festivals/ entertainment? If not, do we risk losing part of our living history and culture? And who decides?

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Giant Siberian Sinkhole: Huge Hole Mysteriously Appears In The Yamal Peninsular

An amazing giant hole has emerged in Siberia, which earth scientists are currently trying to explain.

The Guardian newspaper reports that:

“The 35-metre deep sinkhole was discovered in July after an unexplained eruption that flung soil and rock 120 metres from the site. It was initially thought it might be related to fossil fuel exploration, as it is 25 miles from the largest gas field in the region, but after a radar scan of the ground the team said it was most likely to be due to natural causes that would require further research.

The sinkhole was discovered and filmed from a helicopter this summer by oil and gas technicians on the Yamal peninsula, which in the language of its indigenous inhabitants who live north of the Arctic circle means end of the world. Two more unexplained sinkholes have since emerged in the far north of Russia.”

The picture below show the scale of the sinkhole and the first people to enter into it:

[More Information: The Guardian | Siberia ]

 

 

 

Images: Vladimir Pushkarev/Siberian Times

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