Two lovers meet one another on a bridge. All is well until tragedy rises from the water. This Film was made using traditional cut-out animation. ... (More)

Two lovers meet one another on a bridge. All is well until tragedy rises from the water.

This Film was made using traditional cut-out animation.
Everything is done under the camera, only some minor After Effects were added later.

This film was made in South Africa in a home studio. It took 3 months to make. We constructed a 1.2 meter high light box and mounted the camera above it.

More Info: andrewthegibbs@gmail.com.

Music - Cocorosie.
Writer/Director/Animator - Andrew Gibbs.
Art Director/Puppets - Zosienka Coombes.
Special Effects - Neil Vermaak.
Sound Design - Anthony Heanen.

Florian has been featured here:
animationblog.org/2008/11/an
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http://www.a3film.com - In the first year of the German occupation of France, Shosanna Dreyfus witnesses the execution of her family at the hand of Nazi ... (More)

http://www.a3film.com - In the first year of the German occupation of France, Shosanna Dreyfus witnesses the execution of her family at the hand of Nazi Colonel Hans Landa. Shosanna narrowly escapes and flees to Paris, where she forges a new identity as the owner and operator of a cinema.
Elsewhere in Europe, Lieutenant Aldo Raine organizes a group of Jewish American soldiers to perform swift, shocking acts of retribution. Later known to their enemy as "The Basterds", Raine’s squad joins German actress and undercover agent Bridget Von Hammersmark on a mission to take down the leaders of The Third Reich. Fates converge under a cinema marquee, where Shosanna is poised to carry out a revenge plan of her own...

Quentin TARANTINO

Credits

* Quentin TARANTINO - Director
* Quentin TARANTINO - Screenplay
* Bob RICHARDSON - Cinematography
* David WASCO - Set Designer
* Sally MENKE - Film Editor

Actors

* Daniel BRUHL - Frederic Zoller
* Michael FASSBENDER - LT. Archie Hicox
* Diane KRUGER - Bridget Von Hammersmark
* Mélanie LAURENT - Shosanna
* Brad PITT - Lt Aldo Raine
* Eli ROTH - Donny Donowitz
* Til SCHWEIGER - Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz
* Christoph WALTZ - Colonel Landa


Studio: Weinstein Co.
Release Date: August 21, 2009. (Less)

Gente di Terra Madre (SOTTOTITOLATA IN ITALIANO) Prodotta da Slow Food slowfood.it terramadre.org Terra Madre Rete delle comunità del cibo. Terra Madre ... (More)

Gente di Terra Madre
(SOTTOTITOLATA IN ITALIANO)

Prodotta da Slow Food
slowfood.it
terramadre.org

Terra Madre
Rete delle comunità del cibo.
Terra Madre riunisce tutti coloro che fanno parte della filiera alimentare per difendere insieme agricoltura, pesca e allevamento sostenibili e per preservare il gusto e la biodiversità del cibo.

Terra Madre
The Food Communities Network
Terra Madre brings together those players in the food chain who together support sustainable agriculture, fishing, and breeding with the goal of preserving taste and biodiversity. Find out more about the Terra Madre 2008 event.

realizzato da/realized by
Stefano Scarafia / Paolo Casalis (regia/montaggio/camera) / Fabio Mancari (camera) / Federico Bertoli (fotografia) / Pietro Jona (suono in presa diretta) / Damiano Gravili (produttore esecutivo).

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paolocasalis.it

Terra Madre è un progetto concepito da Slow Food, frutto del suo percorso di crescita e che oggi ha il suo fulcro nella convinzione che “mangiare è un atto agricolo e produrre è un atto gastronomico”. Da sempre Slow Food si è schierato per i piaceri della tavola e il buon cibo e ha difeso le culture locali di fronte alla crescente omogeneizzazione imposta dalle logiche cosiddette moderne di produzione, distribuzione ed economia di scala. Ed è proprio seguendo fino in fondo queste logiche che Slow Food si è reso conto di quanto fosse necessario proteggere e sostenere i piccoli produttori, ma anche cambiare il sistema che li danneggia, mettendo insieme gli attori che hanno potere decisionale: consumatori, istituti di formazione, chef e cuochi, enti di ricerca agricola, organizzazioni non governative... Divenne evidente che si poteva avere un impatto significativo solo moltiplicando e cumulando azioni locali che seguissero una visione-guida globale.

Così è nata Terra Madre: per dare voce e visibilità ai contadini, pescatori e allevatori che popolano il nostro mondo. Per aumentare, nelle comunità dei produttori e nell’opinione pubblica, la consapevolezza di quanto è prezioso il loro lavoro. Per dare ai produttori qualche arma in più per continuare a lavorare in condizioni migliori, per il bene di tutti noi e del pianeta. Per queste ragioni, costruire una rete mondiale – che disponesse di strumenti di condivisione delle informazioni e che offrisse la possibilità di imparare dalle esperienze altrui e di collaborare con gli altri – è sembrato fondamentale. Il nostro obiettivo è continuare ad avere terre fertili, dove germoglino e crescano piante e animali adatti a quei particolari ambienti, piuttosto che dopati con sostanze chimiche che li fanno fruttare o ingrassare artificialmente. Il nostro obiettivo è continuare ad avere persone che custodiscono terre, saperi e cibi che hanno il gusto della nostra infanzia.

La rete di Terra Madre è stata lanciata nella riunione inaugurale del 2004 a Torino. Quel primo incontro ha radunato 5000 produttori da 130 paesi e ha attirato – come mai prima di allora – l’attenzione dei media sulle loro problematiche. La seconda edizione dell’incontro internazionale si è tenuta nel 2006 e ha coinvolto anche 1000 cuochi – dai più celebri ai più semplici –, tutti profondamente consapevoli delle responsabilità nei confronti dei produttori di qualità. Nel 2006 hanno partecipato alla riunione generale anche 400 ricercatori e accademici, nel tentativo di riavvicinare la teoria alle buone pratiche.

Un progetto così ambizioso non si sarebbe mai potuto realizzare senza il contributo di un gruppo di sostenitori molto motivati. Slow Food ha mobilitato istituzioni pubbliche, enti locali, regionali e nazionali per formare insieme la Fondazione Terra Madre. L’associazione ha anche favorito partnership con compagnie private e reti solidali, alcune delle quali si sono costituite appositamente per l’evento.

Terra Madre is a project conceived by Slow Food, the philosophy of which evolved over the the organization’s history and crystallized at its realization that “eating is an agricultural act and producing is a gastronomic act.” Slow Food had always stood for the pleasures of the table, for the importance of good-tasting food, and for the defense of cultures facing growing homogenization as a result of today’s so-called modern rationales regarding production, distribution, and economies of scale. It was where these “rationales” were leading that brought Slow Food to realize the need to protect and support small producers, and to change the systems that put them in danger by bringing together those players with decision-making power: consumers, educational institutions, chefs and cooks, agricultural research entities, NGOs, etc. It became clear that it is only through repeated, cumulative, local action, following a guiding global vision, that a significant impact can be achieved.

Thus Terra Madre was born: To give voice and visibility to the rural food producers who populate our world. To raise their awareness, as well as that of the population at large, of the value of their work. To sustain their ability to work under the best conditions, for all of our good and for the good of the planet. For these reasons, constructing a global network—with information-sharing tools, the means to learn from each other, and opportunities for collaboration in many ways—seemed invaluable. We must continue to have fertile lands, lands on which sprout and grow plants and animals appropriate to those environments, rather than needing to be pumped full of chemicals to make them thrive artificially. And we must also continue to have the people capable of stewarding these lands, to have their know-how, so we can have food that still carries the tastes of our youth.

The inaugural gathering of Terra Madre launched the network in 2004 in Torino, and was on an unprecedented scale. This first edition brought together 5000 producers from 130 countries and shone global media attention on their crisis. The second edition was in 2006, and incorporated an additional 1000 cooks, from renowned to modest, but all aware of their role relative to high-quality food producers. Also in attendance were 400 researchers and academics, seeking to bridge the theory of their work with hands-on practice.
A project of this scope could never have come into being without a dedicated core of partners. Slow Food rallied public institutions as well as local, regional, and national bodies to collectively form the Terra Madre Foundation, further partnering with private companies and numerous like-minded networks, some of which were established specially for the event. (Less)

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I was wary of the media's hyping of the potential for violence and so I wanted to concentrate on the more festive aspects of the event and so steered clear of the inevitable trouble.

This kind of reporting is detrimental to the wider public, I feel, as it means that a lot of people who would otherwise wish to join the ranks, would instead avoid it. And that's a shame.

I used a Flip Mino camcorder mounted on a tiny fig rig and a Nikon D200.

If you enjoy this film, please tell your friends and colleagues. And tell me too as I'd like some feedback. Video is a new departure for me as a photojournalist.

Thank you.
Paul Treacy

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A Unique Documentary Experience.
Mythic Journeys is an inventive fusion of documentary, story, artwork and animation. Despite the fact that myth has always existed, surprisingly few people today are aware of even the classic myths or the potential myths have to impact their lives. Myths are the reservoir of human wisdom - the story and the meaning of life. Every human being has asked the questions who am I, what is my purpose, why am I here? The answers are in the myths that have been passed on from generation to generation. Mythology is a tool that can bridge cultures, communities and generations. Through this film we hope to inspire people to activism and show that by helping others we ultimately help ourselves.

There is a saying, "Love without action is meaningless, but action without love is irrelevant." It's time to act, it's time to evolve. We are the ancestors of the future. Thousands of years from now we are going to be those handprints on the cave walls. And people will look back and say those were our ancestors; what did they do? They say they lived their lives to the fullest. So, it doesn't matter how we die, it only matters how we live. Every life is a story and that story can change the world.

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This is a scholarship safety commercial Justin Benefiel made for the "Firestone Bridgestone Safety Scholars" scholarship. .

Charles has become unstuck in time.

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The official music video for 'Peanut' by QUITZOW.

http://www.myspace.com/quitz
ow/

The world at large is dark, kind of scary... something bad's happened, hence the gasmask... yet all of a sudden... the creature hears this song, this amazing, life-affirming, goofy upbeat song, and it takes over him and he is joyous and transformed, and so is everything around him. So he dances! All the dark urban night spots are now just backgrounds for joyous dancing, for contrast, for fun. And the streetlights and neon lights grow alive more and more with the music too until the whole night is infected with happiness... And then the song ends and the gas mask gorilla walks off, but calm and contented, renewed for life...!. (Less)

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Last Of The Believers features vocalist Steve Jennings, guitarist/vocalist Chris Chasse, bassist Brett Rasmussen, guitarist Nik Piscitello and drummer Phillip Lee.
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Xcorps Action Sports Show #25.) "MOTOSK8" - seg3 - The Xcorps crew rolls coast to coast in this featured episode including crazy west coast action with ... (More)

Xcorps Action Sports Show #25.) "MOTOSK8" - seg3 - The Xcorps crew rolls coast to coast in this featured episode including crazy west coast action with team MotoSK8 racing gas powered inline skates down California coast highway 101, a trip to the east coast with a look at a music talent factory in Massachusetts, followed with the Kottonmouth Kings band recording at their label in L.A. Dynamic duo host team J and RoZ open things up from Burbank rolling into Suburban NoiZe Records on a Sunday to see what the punk rap band Kottonmouth Kings has going. Daddy X talks about the band and the lifestyle company SRH Supporting Radical Habits. Jason and Roslyn hang with band members DLOC and The TAX man as tracks are laid to their new CD/album. Check out the live miX Daddy X puts down for the Xcams! After that RoZ and J thro to the X Guru Eric Ducharme who introduces the viewer to an eXciting way to roll - on gas powered inline skates - the MotoSK8. Check out the mind-blowing action with 7 members of team MotoSK8 ripping down scenic So. Cal coast highway 101 powered by Kkings song UR Done. Lots of fun race action along with resulting chase down by local police. Laws against motorized inlines? See the results. The show then shifts to the East Coast with XC host Jason Lazo visiting his roots hometown - Southbridge Massachusetts where he checks the New England music scene at the ADC - Artist Development Complex created by local Ralph Laconto from a Civil War era factory. Check out these links for more about this creative complex:
http://www.evolvingartist.co
m/
http://www.adcmusic.com/
X cams catch the band Jediah in the cyber studio talking about the complex. Jediah music powered the XC show BASE-2 and it was great to get them on Xcorps in person. Live performance shots of the Ryan Montbleau Band flavors the segment as well. Jason then throws it back to the West coast with the X Guru and team MotoSK8 pulling moves on their motorized skates. Jedia band song - Fly - sweetens the piece. Eric talks with rider Dan Brittson about the 2 stroke blades specs and out of the box top speed. More wild action here along with some good stair jumps and a look at the Kotton Mouth Kings new video King Klick. Then its back to Suburban NoiZe Records for more live tracks from Tax and Daddy X rapping out another fresh tune. The show wraps with Roslyn and J throwing to another MotoSK8 speed stunt by skater Bret Thomas. Thanks to riders Rich Hopkins, Matt Paladini, Dan Brittson, Erin Gendle, and Eric Ducharme for making it happen.
J.S. Edmondson TRT - 29:30 10/05 Close Captioned.
See the Action - Hear the Music - Join the Xcorps!
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Doggy "swims with the fishes".

Terra Madre People 2008 English Version Produced by Slow Food slowfood.it terramadre.org realized by Stefano Scarafia / Paolo Casalis (regia/montaggio/... (More)

Terra Madre People
2008
English Version
Produced by Slow Food
slowfood.it
terramadre.org

realized by
Stefano Scarafia / Paolo Casalis (regia/montaggio/camera) / Fabio Mancari (camera) / Federico Bertoli (fotografia) / Pietro Jona (suono in presa diretta) / Damiano Gravili (produttore esecutivo)

boda.it
paolocasalis.it

Terra Madre
The Food Communities Network
Terra Madre brings together those players in the food chain who together support sustainable agriculture, fishing, and breeding with the goal of preserving taste and biodiversity. Find out more about the Terra Madre 2008 event.

Terra Madre is a project conceived by Slow Food, the philosophy of which evolved over the the organization’s history and crystallized at its realization that “eating is an agricultural act and producing is a gastronomic act.” Slow Food had always stood for the pleasures of the table, for the importance of good-tasting food, and for the defense of cultures facing growing homogenization as a result of today’s so-called modern rationales regarding production, distribution, and economies of scale. It was where these “rationales” were leading that brought Slow Food to realize the need to protect and support small producers, and to change the systems that put them in danger by bringing together those players with decision-making power: consumers, educational institutions, chefs and cooks, agricultural research entities, NGOs, etc. It became clear that it is only through repeated, cumulative, local action, following a guiding global vision, that a significant impact can be achieved.

Thus Terra Madre was born: To give voice and visibility to the rural food producers who populate our world. To raise their awareness, as well as that of the population at large, of the value of their work. To sustain their ability to work under the best conditions, for all of our good and for the good of the planet. For these reasons, constructing a global network—with information-sharing tools, the means to learn from each other, and opportunities for collaboration in many ways—seemed invaluable. We must continue to have fertile lands, lands on which sprout and grow plants and animals appropriate to those environments, rather than needing to be pumped full of chemicals to make them thrive artificially. And we must also continue to have the people capable of stewarding these lands, to have their know-how, so we can have food that still carries the tastes of our youth.

The inaugural gathering of Terra Madre launched the network in 2004 in Torino, and was on an unprecedented scale. This first edition brought together 5000 producers from 130 countries and shone global media attention on their crisis. The second edition was in 2006, and incorporated an additional 1000 cooks, from renowned to modest, but all aware of their role relative to high-quality food producers. Also in attendance were 400 researchers and academics, seeking to bridge the theory of their work with hands-on practice.
A project of this scope could never have come into being without a dedicated core of partners. Slow Food rallied public institutions as well as local, regional, and national bodies to collectively form the Terra Madre Foundation, further partnering with private companies and numerous like-minded networks, some of which were established specially for the event. (Less)

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This was a college project, this is the making of Class 4 all the behind the scenes footage, telling you how the film was made.

Green Family Summer travels across southern Colorado and into souteastern Utah. Follow them from Durango, CO, to Natural Bridges National Monument in Utah ... (More)

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"Knights To Remember" is a series featuring a teacher from Old Bridge High School who has or has had an interesting career outside of the teaching world.

For the series debut, who better than Mr. Jamie Brown.

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