Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
Co-Executive Creative Directors: Helen Pack & Brian Sheppard
Group Creative Directors: Joel Arbez & Matt Antonello
Producer: Michelle Orlando
Director: Chris Sargent/Soft Citizen
Editor: Ross Birchall
They say that the good things in life are free and that everything happens for a reason.
A man once said life is 10% what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it (Charles R. Swindol).
So what would you do, if you can have the whole world, but your insecurities hold you back just because you believe in other people's opinions?
Would you give up?
What would you do, if you found the love of your life and a sudden unexpected occurrence changes everything in a fraction of a second?
Would you love no more?
Some experiences might be hurtful and harsh.
But life can be so beautiful.
Its your choice to either run from or run towards it.
Cause you are what life chooses!
DOP: Philipp Ramhofer
Editing by: Philipp Ramhofer
Sounddesign: Moritz Staub
Actors: Emmanuel Amoako-Jansen | Pauline Suchanek
Words: Emmanuel Amoako-Jansen
This is the first of eight parts of a short film series called 'Illusions'. I very much enjoyed the visual concept as well as the mesmerising voice-over that just kinda sucks you in. Directed by Animal VFX.
About a month ago, the FITC Amsterdam 2013 Title were released, designed by the one and only GMUNK, produced and directed by dutch Onesize. I really liked the title design, but it was only a couple days ago that a friend told me that these titles we basically hand crafted, shot on camera and then treated in post-production, though they looked totally CG to me. This fact made the titles even more appealing and therefore I want to feature them up here and show you the making of.
Plot Point Productions decided to set up a great video taking sequences of different actors filming movies back. This creation “Back-to-the-Camera Shot” is just great, to remember these beautiful plans present in films like Fight Club, Star Wars or Black Swan.
Amazingly crafted website featuring tons of VFX trickery in Ang Lee's Life of Pi, based on the novel by Yann Martel. Scroll down the page to see VFX shots come to life.
Without all of those people working in the same industry as I do, none of this would be possible. So make sure to check out VFX Solidarity International to learn about the current crisis in this sector.
Actually, it's a pity that this excellent short by director Christopher Hewitt is a commercial. I love his work and this one's not breaking ranks. A composition of great, manifold shots combined to a single, harmonic piece.
The former pro skater Brian Lotti,just made this amazing concept video.
The film is a ode to skateboard, filmed in the streets of San Pedro, California, and will make you want to go skate, NOW!
Created by Brian Lotti and Nathan Factor Sacharow
Music by badmammal
Since I'm currently contributing to some exciting project called The Blue Guardians, I came across this time-lapse footage of the earth as seen from space station ISS while doing some research. It's so stunning how amazingly beautiful our planet is, can't believe there's people out there not giving a shit about protecting it..
More on The Blue Guardians later but here's a sneak peek of what I'm currently working on..
Found this super nice short documentary about pro surfer/filmmaker Chris Malloy in my like subscriptions box on vimeo via my buddy raw. check it out, it's absorbing..
I've been waiting so hard for the first images of Art of Flight done by Brain Farm, makers of That's It, That's All. It's been announced as the reinvention of snowboarding movies, using state-of-the-art filming technology and bringing the masses a snowboarding adventure of epic proportions. Featuring Travis Rice, John Jackson, Mark Landvik, Scotty Lago, Jake Blauvelt, Nicolas Müller, Gigi Rüf, DCP and Pat Moore, Art of Flight has been shot on location in Jackson Hole, Alaska, Chile, Aspen, Patagonia, British Columbia, Austria and many more. If the movie can keep up to the trailer, it's going to be an epic flick for sure! Absorb it now..
my friend Roman pointed me to this official trailer of Life Cycles - another obviously brilliant bike movie on similar lines as The Collevtive Films. if the trailer lives up to its promise, this flick is going to be thumping. i love the variation in shots, ranging from totally sick tricks to absolutely breathtaking scenery. dolly rides and slow-mo's are by far nothing uncommon in this genre but i think it depends a lot how well it's being executed, yet this trailer sets a damn good example. can't wait to see the movie..
miro klasinc
/ stuff that inspires me
/ things that make me enjoy life even more
/ design, cinematics, direction, photography
/ love: surfing, snowboarding, traveling
/ enjoy what you've got..
/ life's good - everything will be alright..