I remember you, all of you. The picture isn't always of the whole you, but of pieces joined together, a palimpsest of experience. You are complete, but in my own way. The way I see you. I remember how it felt to move my fingers through your hair, and to put my palm to your lean muscles. Each movement gave me something important. And I will always remember how you made me feel. Her last ride. That is what she wanted captured. She asked us to create a film that encapsulated her bond with her best friend. No directing. Just a simple ride. Her last ride.

When Greg Hamblin used words to motivate a group of creatives he had no idea it would turn into such a collaborative venture. This behind the scenes video shows that story, the people and the vision of the 80s shoot.

Ordinary Sounds is a recording studio in Des Moines, Iowa.

While in Morocco for a wedding, we decided to explore the place and take the couple for a session. It turned out to be one of my most enjoyable experiences and this film got us the opportunity to go back to Morocco to work on a tourism film for the city of Casablanca.

A documentary showcasing the journey of two adventurers looking to immerse themselves in all the beauty that the world has to offer.

Cuba is a very different place, you arrive there with absolutely no idea of what to expect and every single moment, you're finding something new for yourself - uncover an alternative reality of the world around you. Cuba is a unique place with wonderful people. This is the one thing that really stuck in our minds and hearts - People are merry and very grateful. Cuban people have an enormous weight on their shoulders and their lives are far away from being simple or easy, but despite everything, they still always sincerely smile and are always willing to help and give. Their internal strength is truly inspiring. We've made real friends and met men and women whom we've known for a very long time, knowing them just for a few seconds. I invite you to look into the lives of some of the people that we were lucky to meet during our trip.

This short film examines the effects of global warming and the impact it is having on rising waters, particularly in South Florida.

Postales. Mapimí, Durango. Día de muertos 2015 FilmConvert

A day in the life of a Spanish dancer. Set in Madrid. Marta Otazu juggles her life and ambitions to fulfill her dreams of being a dancer. Shot over two days as part of a future series of mini documentaries focusing on peoples life stories.

No Assignment is part of the short film series 'Some Call It Home', which explores the world's last wild places with those who call them home. In this piece, we spend a day with Wildlife Photographer Tom Murphy who has been shooting Yellowstone for over 40 years. But assignments aren't his thing, so he's constantly searching for something different to set his work apart.

Kung Fu Journey is a documentary film that tells the story of a Kung Fu Master in Beijing who travels back to the legendary Shaolin Temple and to Tagou Martial Arts School, one of the largest martial arts school in China, with his young Kung Fu students to further their training and deepen their knowledge of Chinese martial arts. "Kung Fu represents time, patience, courage, will, mindset of commitment, constant effort and sacrifice." - Master Liu. Kung Fu Journey is the documentary directorial debut of IZ Darson (Singapore Haunted) and was filmed entirely in Tagou Martial Arts School, the Shaolin Temple and its surrounding areas in Dengfeng, China. Kung Fu Journey Director: IZ Darson Running Time: 22:28 Language: Mandarin (with English Subtitles) and English

What's like to be 'up there'? Former boxing champion Daniel Rasilla takes us to the boxing ring to make us feel what he felt there.

"In Haiti, our children are weak and strong. Ready to heal - but unable to mend. Veiled in hope, and loss, and youth." "IN HAITI" is a branded documentary for the non-profit CHOAIDS (Caring for Haitian Orphans with AIDS) that connects viewers to the needs and condition of Haiti's orphans.

'Working the Sea' follows the fortunes of the Bagwells, a Sidmouth fishing family from the forties when young Stan was fishing with his father in a borrowed boat, to the nineties when they have two fish shops, two trawlers fishing out of Brixham, and three boats working off the beach at Sidmouth. Then, tragedy strikes and the women of the family pick up the pieces. The film also weaves the contemporary users of the coast, from the sailing club to the lifeboat, into the narrative. So this is ultimately a film about community spirit and how a mutual love of and respect for the sea draws people together. 'This stunning film: fascinating and inspiring, funny and humbling is a powerful reminder how lucky we are on the coast'. Louise Cole Director Sidmouth Coastal Community Hub CIC sidmouthcoastalcommunityhub.org butterflyeffectfilms.com Director of Photography Simon Vacher, Narrator Tara Griefenberg, Editor Simon Vacher, Written, Directed & Produced by Jo Stewart-Smith A Butterfly

Music Documentary about My latest Trip Film in Catalunya - Spain

A film to define the people and the programme; a town steeped in history and reputation, 'the home of golf', we follow the young athletes training in the iconic location, determined to reach their golfing best.

This is the first video in a mini series that reveals the ecosystem of Southeast Alaska. In this video we get to go inside the Mendenhall Glacier which is located in Juneau Alaska, and see all the wonders of the slow moving river of ice.

Goose barnacles are filter-feeding crustaceans that live attached to hard surfaces of rocks and flotsam in the ocean intertidal zone. This video shows the risky conditions that local people have to face every day in order to catch this crustaceans! Shot in South Portugal featuring the Shellfish Gatherers Association from Vila do Bispo.

Fran Venter is a photographer who spends most of his time on the road traveling through South Africa. I got the opportunity to travel to Ceres, South Africa with him and what we found was absolutely breathtaking.

A living experience of freedom and personality through the eyes of custom made motorcycles builders and lovers in Portugal.

Projeto que reúne bimestralmente os maiores nomes da música independente nacional em João Pessoa. Edited Premiere Color FilmConvert

Cameras: Felipe Lima e Marionaldo Junior Som direto: Pedro Medeiros Assistente: Kleber Nola Edited in Premiere 2017 Color in Lumetri and FilmConvert

“The Chance for a New Life” depicts Sara Kruzan’s journey from being sexually trafficked as a young girl to her conviction for murder and sentence of life imprisonment. For seven years, attorneys at Perkins Coie worked tirelessly in support of Sarah’s bid for freedom. Here is their true story.

For this short film "on my knees, like an orphan," I shot with the Sony Fs5 and 6500 and two different iPhones. In post, I used several stocks FilmConvert stocks to create looks with meaning. The stories tied together with "Life, Life" -- a song from Ryuichi Sakamoto's new record, music which he has shared as part of the |async International Short Film Contest. Because I live in a city, I fight for nature. And every time I am in nature, I do feel the awe. So that is why I named this short film from final lines of the poem: "I dedicate myself, on my knees, like an orphan, Alone - among mirrors - fenced in by reflections: Cities and seas, iridescent, intensified. A mother in tears takes a child on her lap." David Sylvain's resonant voice gives emotional force to these words were written by Aseny Tarkovsky, the poet and father of Andrei Tarkovsky, the filmmaker to whom the Ryuichi Sakamoto | async - International short film competition project is dedicated. I have always

In the summer of 2017, Betsy Wyeth was honored with the Maine in America award by the Farnsworth Museum. Betsy was Andrew Wyeth's wife, and an integral part of his work and success. "Betsy's World" takes a look into the world of the Wyeths, and tells the behind the scenes stories of some of Andrew's most famous works, from the perspective of his visionary wife, Betsy.

It was my friends lifelong dream to see the giant Cuttlefish aggregation in Whyalla, South Australia. I went and documented it for him.

Once a month I make an Adventures segment for the local news that promotes year round fun in Northern Michigan. We team up with a couple business in Traverse City to build a surprise sledding hill for students during recess.

Once a month a make an Adventure segment about the fun you can have in Northern Michigan. In this segment I head out to document the durable surfers that ride the Great Lakes year round.

Light Armor (2017) A recollection of the 1991 ground invasion of Kuwait, including rare HQ footage taken during the minefield breach. [4:57]

As a Canadian traveling through Baltimore and Washington during the time of the Trump election, I noticed a lot of things that stood out to me. The anger, aggression and divide between the political parties, the extremely evident racial separation and the stark contrast between the rich and the poor. These things were all incredibly prominent as we drove through the streets of these cities. I wanted to create a video that would not only show this, but also deliver a message that to me, all this divide and anger does not make any sense. In the world that we live in today, we need more love and compassion, we need more understanding for each other and we need to make a change.

Brown Girls Do Ballet, a philanthropic organization often featured for its noteworthy Instagram movement, wanted to produce their 2018 calendar shoot with a new angle. These dancers go through so much in their careers due to discrimination based on the color of their skin. These experiences have made them push harder to become the amazing dancers they are.

Ben at 'Lords Of Pour' talks about what gets him up in the morning!

xxxxx offers an insight into the craft and work of the immensely talented London based British designer/artist Alkesh Parmar who turns discarded scrap materials into amazing sculptures of lights, this short film explores Alkesh's practice, presenting the work of his recent project - Celebration Chandelier. His work often utilises banal everyday objects, most of the time these materials are discarded after use such as the champagne corks used for this chandelier. “The notion of recycling is an important part to my practice, however this is not my prime objective.” The central point of his work is light and the relationship it shares with the objects. The corks are hollowed out and outfitted with LED bulbs, programmed with circuitry which then customised to various interiors including restaurants, bars and homes. Each cork is hand crafted into individual lamps and grouped together to form a neutral, warm and beautiful chandelier. --- Designer/Artist: Alkesh Parmar Directed &

Girls who are in potentially dangerous homes and situations are rescued and given a home, nourishment, education and above all LOVE. We can't right all the wrongs in the world but we can change the world- one kind act at a time. Loved using the Film Convert Stock in getting the look and feel right.

"My inspiration comes from what I believe to be the truths in life." Reylia Slaby Filmed over a period of just two days, this mini documentary is a brief and intimate look into the world of fine art photographer Reylia Slaby. Born and raised in the Osaka region of Japan, Reylia has been deeply influenced by all she has seen growing up in this foreign land that she also calls home. Find out more about Reylia and her award-winning artwork at reyliaslaby.com

An introduction to the sheep shearing process and the world-renowned fleece of Roseville Corriedales in Kingsvale, NSW Australia. This work is particularly close to heart as I was born and raised just 20 minutes away in the country town of Young, the Cherry Capital of Australia.

SmashWerks Films' Director, Smash LeFunk, was approached by A Better Life Foundation, a non-profit organization helping put children through school, to travel to Burkina Faso, one of Africa's poorest countries, to document their journey. ABLF covers uniforms, school supplies, books, basic health care, eyeglasses for poor vision, wheelchairs for those with mobility issues, and they monitor academic progress monthly throughout the school year as well as provide counseling to address any domestic concerns. Smash was humbled and honored to be able to document ABLF's journey, witnessing first hand how impactful their mission is.

Norway wants to give Finland a mountain for its birthday. Bjørn Geirr Harsson is facing an uphill legal battle for an arctic mountain-sized birthday present between neighboring countries. Bjørn, a retired geophysicist of the Norwegian Mapping Authority, had an idea to fix an anomaly along the border between Norway and Finland, and give Finland what would be its tallest mountain for it’s 100th birthday. Considering the tumultuous history of international boundaries, this would be an unprecedented show of kindness between countries. But how exactly does one give away a mountain?

Last year, we visited a theme park celebrating America’s mythic Wild West in wintery Sweden that became a welcoming home for refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war: vimeo.com/melfilms/highchaparral As strange as that sounds, this was a pretty good deal for about 500 people looking to start a new life. But with global political winds shifting toward isolationism, the Wild West response to a refugee crisis only lasts so long. We went back to see how the West was lost.

After 28 years working as a Mountain Rescue, my Father retired. This is a short documentary about his career, his experiences and about a job of which the details are not well known to many. I have, myself, learned a lot during the two days while making this portrait. The joys of having a job that was more a passion than work, the strong bonds made over the years, but also the risks and the emotional impact of some of the missions. So, here is a short and condensed piece about a career that is, to me, extraordinary; of a humble and courageous man that I call my Dad.

Martin Riese is a water sommelier, which, despite what your brain might be telling you right now, is a real thing. Riese is perhaps the most well known of a very small pool of water sommeliers around the world who have made a profession of tasting, analyzing, judging, and ultimately spreading the good word about the many different flavors of water our tastebuds have been missing out on. For this film, we followed Martin from his home at the Patina Restaurant in Los Angeles to the first of its kind water competition and trade show in Guangzhou, China. Why? “Because water is not just water.”

I had the oppertunity to drive up north to Helps, MI and document X-games athlete Scott Murray. He has built a training facility that allows athletes to progress and learn tricks safely.

It's a PSA on Eye damage

Japan Air Self Defense Force, Hyakuri Base is operated by three Phantom units and supporting stuff. I show my appreciation to the Phantom Riders and all the people work in the base. And I also would like to thank Phantom Lovers. Camera Panasonic GH4 Metabones T Smart Adapter EF to MFT Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8 L Canon EF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 L Canon EF X2EXT Edit & Grading DAVINCI RESOLVE 12.5 filmconvert Music Hans Zimmer - S.T.A.Y. (Maids Remix) Interstellar Theme https://www.dropbox.com/s/u79jbpv523lsde4/Hans%20Zimmer%20-%20S.T.A.Y.%20%28Madis%20Remix%29.mp3?dl=0

Dr. Kevin Fleming of Grey Matters International relates a groundbreaking decision early on in his residency that changed the arc of his life forever while saving another's life. AF100 and Filmconvert 25mm Voightlander Version I

A visitor's guide to America's great big border wall. Originally proposed as an international peace park with Mexico, Big Bend, Texas has a unique relationship with its southern neighbor. For the past 40 years, Mike Davidson has been ferrying tourists across the Rio Grande for a little taste of Mexican life — but now a great big border wall might divide the park.

Sevnica, the small medieval town in Slovenia where Melania Trump grew up, is officially open for business. That’s because, in many ways, our new First Lady is their new First Lady too. And now it seems the whole country is talking about their favorite daughter. Slovenia couldn't be further removed from her husband's vision for America, but Slovenians across the country are embracing The Donald and making preparations for a boom in tourism that, if all goes as planned, should start any moment now. If you try not to get too partisan for about 20 minutes, FIRST LADYLAND will make you smile bigly. But if we go missing, please check our coffee for cyanide.

"They say that when you're hit by the polar bug, you never leave." Don't say we didn't warn you. Nobody dies in Longyearbyen, or so goes the rumor. We went to the northernmost city in the world to find out why, and stumbled into the first act of a science fiction flick about something deadly, long buried in the permafrost.