Unified from rich nosworthy on Vimeo.
Did this piece for an exhibition at the Gladstone hotel in Toronto, which was showcasing some of my work.
As one long move, it’s hardly Kubrick but was fun to make, and a good chance to test drive Vray on a longer form animation. If you enjoy staring at a single painting in a gallery for hours on end, you probably love this.
Take a look at the trailer from Lucy Walker’s 2010 award winning documentary Waste Land. The film uses music from mobygratis throughout, here is what Lucy had to say about the service:
“I love mobygratis! It provides a fantastic resource for independent and not-for-profit filmmakers. The music for a movie is the most vital, integral part of a film’s mood, emotion, and impact, but a decent soundtrack can often end up being unaffordable by anyone except big budget studio films. It’s amazing that Moby has created this archive of fantastic, soundtrack-suitable film for filmmakers to use completely for free. If a project becomes commercially successful then Moby’s preferred charity just benefits too, so it’s a win-win great project all round.”
DETOURS: JASE FINLAY from le Boogie Magazine on Vimeo.
Filmed around the South Coast of NSW not far from the Finlay family holiday home for Passing Through | Presented by Zion Wetsuits & I Am None
zionwetsuits.com
iamnone.com
Instagram:
@passingthroughmovie
@leboogiemagazineMusic by
Tamam Shud / It’s A Beautiful DayAdditional footage by
Tyge Landa
Google Street View Hyperlapse from Teehan+Lax Labs on Vimeo.
All Google Street View imagery captured using hyperlapse.tllabs.io. Source code available at github.com/TeehanLax/Hyperlapse.js.
Read the full story: teehanlax.com/labs/hyperlapse/
The mother of all Hyperlapses! Even better… our friends at Teehan+Lax Labs have released the tools so YOU can do your own: hyper lapse.tllabs.io.
Google Street View Hyperlapse (by Teehan+Lax Labs) via 3blogs
Brooklyn Brewery Mash - A trip through BK in 3000 photos from Paul Trillo on Vimeo.
To promote the Brooklyn Brewery’s MASH tour, filmmakers Landon Van Soest and Paul Trillo, created a stop motion tour of the borough using over 3000 still photos.
View the shot breakdown here: vimeo.com/62716085
More info at brooklynbrewerymash.com/
Per request by CMG Worldwide (based in Los Angeles), Milton Glaser’s I♥NY has been removed from the video. In 1977, Milton Glaser designed the logo pro bono. His intention was to spread the love and let everyone use the logo under fair use. The logo was later copyrighted. Milton Glaser is also responsible for designing The Brooklyn Brewery’s logo 25 years ago.
Special thanks to The Bedford, Videology , Co-Op 87 Records, Spoonbill & Sugartown Booksellers and the Found Footage Festival. Music by Noah Cunningham.
Landon Van Soest - transientpictures.com
Paul Trillo - paultrillo.com
AEON 2012 - 3min Edit from Itchy on Vimeo.
Time is one of, if not the most valuable thing we have. We only have a limited amount of it and will never know when we will run out. A lot of people waste time not knowing how precious it really is.
During 2012 i decided to spend my time to take on a project like nothing i have tried before. Something that i hope will show people how quickly time lapses.
Being new to the world of timelapse it was a slow start teaching myself the art of time lapse and learning how to create the amazing videos i have seen on Vimeo and on the net. Little did i know how much time and effort it really takes to create just 10 seconds of footage.
This project goes out to my late Canon 5D2, he drowned on the front line while shooting the moon next to the ocean, seen at 1:30… I miss you Bruce…
This project has taken me one year to complete, hundreds of hours of shooting and editing…
Over 80,000 photos were taken for this project.The majority of the footage seen in this video was taken in Sydney, Australia.
Cameras used :
Canon 400d
Canon 450d
Canon 5d mk2
Canon 5d mk3Music: Daft Punk
I have also made an extended version that depending on the response i may or may not upload.
AEON 2012 - Extended edition from Itchy on Vimeo.
Time is one of, if not the most valuable thing we have. We only have a limited amount of it and we will never know when we will run out. A lot of people waste time not knowing how precious it really is.
During 2012 i decided to spend my time to take on a project like nothing i have tried before. Something that i hope will show people how quickly time lapses.
Being new to the world of timelapse it was a slow start teaching myself the art of time lapse and learning how to create the amazing videos i have seen on Vimeo and on the net. Little did i know how much time and effort it really takes to create just 10 seconds of footage.
This project goes out to my late Canon 5D2, he drowned on the front line while shooting the moon next to the ocean.. I miss you Bruce…
This project has taken me one year to complete, hundreds of hours of shooting and editing…
Over 80,000 photos were taken for this project.The majority of the footage seen in this video was taken in Sydney, Australia.
Cameras used :
Gopro
Canon 400d
Canon 450d
Canon 5d mk2
Canon 5d mk3Music: Hans Zimmer, Daft Punk
A painted sunsrise, check out my new film blood pumping episode two at www.AdamSouterCollective.com.au
Blood Pumping - Episode Two (Georgia Can Paint) from Adam Souter on Vimeo.
“Blood Pumping” is a short film mini series created by Adam Souter as he encounters unique people along his travels around the world. The people in these episodes are very passionate about what they do, therefore this is what gets their “Blood Pumping”.
Camera equipment: Canon EOS 7D„ 30mm 1.4 Sigma, 50mm 1.4 Canon, 11-16mm 2.8 Tokina, 18-135mm 3.5-5.6 Canon, Manfrotto tripods, Dynamic perception dolly stage zero.
Music: Ciara - Promise (Kanyon. Remix)
Music used with permission Kanyon.
Check him out at soundcloud.com/kanyon_musicCheck out Georgia at georgiacanpaint.blogspot.ca
Filmed, Directed and cut by Adam Souter
Follow me via:
Website - AdamSouterCollective.com.au
Twitter - twitter.com/#!/Adam_Souter
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Databunch Trailer from DATABUNCH on Vimeo.
databunch Trailer
Timelapse Montage from Mike Flores on Vimeo.
A montage of my timelapse shots through the summer of 2010.
The dolly moves were done using two custom track and dolly systems that I engineered, utilizing off the shelf components with a bit of custom fabrication. My primary system consists of a set of Mumford rotary tables with a Time Machine for the motion control programming. The secondary system consisted of a lower tech servo city DC motor.
Music is by Hans Zimmer, “Dream is Collapsing” from the Inception soundtrack.