The Silver Boys is a short documentary about street boys juggling to survive. These boys paint their faces and bodies with a metallic paint to stop being invisible.

With its remote beauty and strong, independently-minded people, Trás-os-Montes (meaning ‘beyond the mountains’) is one of the most isolated and genuinely unspoilt parts of southern Europe. Plateaus and majestic mountains make up the scenery while untouched historical villages keep the traditions alive. Podence is one of those small villages, made famous by an ongoing ritual that dates back more than 2000 years, to Roman times, where devil and men run, hand in hand, causing havoc and misfits. The “Caretos de Podence” is a devilish ritual that stood the test of time, a ritual where men are allowed to incarnate the devil by setting free their primary instinct and innate behaviour: the search for the woman.

A short documentary about one artist's response to the gun violence epidemic in the USA.

This young man from Tamale, Ghana has a lot on his mind. His reflections about life in Africa is precise and the story about how a childhood memory about the amazing Spiderman influenced his life and almost became a self-fulfilling prophecy. His ambition to success is no different than in our western world, but maybe harder?

The soccer field where we meet Maccarthy could easily be a metaphor for life in Ghana; a lot of obstacles, bumpy and full of rocks. But that does not discourage them. The soccer training is about more than just keeping fit it is a way to socialise and network which is very important in that part of the world. As Maccarthy says “ Things do not come easy in my part of the world - you have to struggle a hundred procent ” Maccarthy is this young compelling man with a lot on his mind.

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Short Doc created for the Bristol 0117 Film Challenge; creating a 3min film about Bristol's sport culture in 117 hours

Director/Camera/Editor: Lee Matthews
Graded with FilmConvert

In the shadow of Yosemite National Park, the oldest and youngest crew members of a historic steam railroad reflect on their passion for their craft and its future in an uncertain world. The Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad in Fish Camp, CA has operated tourist trains on two miles of track in the Sierra National Forest since 1967. Joseph Bispo and Diego Morales are two of the crew members whose passion for steam-powered railroading keeps the YMSPRR running day after day, year after year. Their personal histories, the challenges they've faced and overcome, and their dedication to the trade are the heart of this film.

The Story of Job

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How do you maintain the strength to persevere when everything seems to go wrong? Michael Cunningham gives you his story. This is the first documentary covering a man who some look at as a legend in the metropolitan Detroit area. See how he arrived to where he is now, and the obstacles that he had to overcome at such a young age. With the help of siblings, a stern grandmother, and a little bit of grace he was able to find the strength to persevere.

Directed By: Zachary Cunningham
Second Camera/BTS: LaToya Colts (LADECO)
Music By: Marlin Jones
Edit/Grade/Produced By: Zachary Cunningham

Shot with: Canon 600d and 60d
Canon 40mm 2.8 and 50 1.8/ Rokinon 85mm 1.4, 14mm 2.8
Visit zacharycunningham.com

"the strongest man of Berlin" Wolfgang Sadowski was born in 1937 during World War II in Berlin. His childhood was about debris and survival. 
Fast forward: 2017 - a new world record in weightlifting had to be set up. Meet the strongest real Berliner - Wolfgang. by Felix S. Hoffmann Production: Isabella Hoffmann / Dough Studios DOP: Pierre Castillo Bernad Colorist: Isabella Hoffmann Vfx: Frank Rosenkränzer Translation: Lisa Schwarz www.dough-studios.com

On the edge of Manitoba's Whiteshell Provincial Park lives Walter Keller, a Swiss national who came to Canada in 1967 with the dream of becoming a cowboy. He never became a cowboy, but instead picked up a chainsaw and began a long career in forestry, before finding a hidden talent in wood carving. Walter and his sweetheart, now design and carve commissioned artwork for clients across Canada, the northern USA, and Europe.

I was lucky enough to spend an afternoon in October with Walter as he worked on a number of pieces, and got an insight into his creative process.

Some of Walter's work can be viewed on his website: www.thetimberman.net-profiles.com

Music:
"Solitude" by Entertainment for the Braindead
"Every Waking Hour" by Robin Grey

Shot with a Canon C100 & Sony FS700 (for the slo mo shots). Edited in FCP 7 and graded with Film Convert.

This is a passion project which was filmed all over the world and tells about Jacque Fresco which has so many phenomenal ideas.

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.”

With 170 years of tradition, the Pilgrimage of The Divine Eternal Father is considered the largest feast dedicated to the Holy Trinity throughout the world, which makes the city of Trindade, in the metropolitan region of Goiânia, a special place: The Capital of Faith in the state of Goiás. The devotees go on pilgrimage from different places in the country with a single destination: the "Basilica do Divino Pai Eterno". There they seek meaning for life, relief for the pains or simply thank the received Graces. The pilgrims make the route on foot, a route with 18 km between Goiânia and Trindade.

Our friend Jes is a talented photographer who happens to be a beekeeper on her spare time. She asked us if we wanted to come and film her bees. We then decided to turn this into a little doco. This was originally prompted by the fact that bees were recently declared the most important living beings on this planet. Thus was filmed in the Blue Mountains, close to Sydney, Australia.

This is a short film about the processes by which mountains are created and eventually destroyed. It is based upon the work of British geographer L. Dudley Stamp, and was shot in Iceland.

Physical geography and geology is an enormous and fascinating subject, and this film only touches upon the surface of the discipline. For those who wish to further advance their knowledge in this field, additional reading and research is recommended.

The film was created as part of The Weight of Mountains filmmaker residency program. For more information please visit http://www.twom.is/

Animation courtesy of NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio

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This film tells the story of a 23 year old man with a passion a little out of the ordinary.

Situated in the heart of Lancashire, The Weird & Wonderful is a Natural History store specialising in the highest quality taxidermy, osteology and entomology from around the world. Norman Wright, founder and owner launched the web store in the middle of 2012 from his bedroom and by January 2013 the stock and business was rapidly outgrowing his home. After an 8 week renovation, the flagship store opened in July 2013 and has grown rapidly since.

Norman provides an insight into these beautiful practices which are often misunderstood.

www.theweirdandwonderful.com

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Filmed and edited by KNOW MEDIA - www.know-media.co.uk

Clouds and restless tides move across the wildness.

A montage of the Osara women farmers and the Community, Lokoja, Kogi State, Nigeria.

Shot on the Blackmagic Cinema Camera MFT

ProRes 4.2.2 (HQ) Film Mode

Edited & Color graded on Sony Vegas Pro 12.

Lenses & Filters:

Vintage Russian Heritage Glass!

Mir-1B 37mm F2.8 M42
Helios 44M 58mm F2 M42
Eclipse ND Fader by Genus

Film Negative Emulation by Filmconvert
Film Negative Format: FUJI Velvia 100 (Modified)

Up to 6 Manual Color grading layers

Music by:
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
The Nutcracker Suite, Op. 71 - Act 2 - No. 12a Character Dances- Chocolate
Conductor: Valery Gergiev & Kirov Orchestra

Talent: Ayman Suleiman

The Zerega Project follows Bronx born photographer Patricio Robayo on his journey through a desolate urban landscape as he discovers the beauty in both the decay and the transformation of this industrial area in the Bronx.

Shot in late 2012 and continuing through the end of 2014, we were able to capture a snippet of a photographers vision and document his process.

Patricio's project is an on going endeavor as the Zerega Industrial Park continues to evolve.
For more information on Patricio and his continuing project visit www.patriciorobayo.com

Production Company: Site B Studios

Directed, Shot and Edited by Michael Robayo.

Original Music Composed by Paul O'Brien.

For more information about Paul visit: https://soundcloud.com/paulobriencomposer

and to hear the original isolated track from the film entitled "Light in the Bronx" visit :https://soundcloud.com/paulobriencomposer

THIS IS THE STORY OF A STREET ARTIST, THEO HAGGAI, WHO PAINT HIS OWN VISION OF HUMANITY THROUGH CITIES OF FRANCE.

Chapel Sessions. One day, one song. Start to finish.

Amidst the coldest winter our city has seen in the last 20 years, Seb Labbé, Joshua Bos, Adam Wawrzynczak and Chris Marleau braved through the woods in search of some fabled skate spots. Shot and edited by Jordan Wiens, this short features the art work of our latest collaborator, Artist Drew Mosley. Many thanks to everyone who came out for our April 26th premiere!

Nikon D800
24-70 2.8
HPX-170
Adobe Premiere CS6
FilmConvert

Patrick Bracelin has been my best friend since college. We did an initial interview with Patrick which quickly turned into, what I would consider, one of my favorite things I've captured on video.

We made the haul to Phoenixville, PA from the DC area for the additional shots we wanted to lay over the video that we had already edited featuring Patrick's interview. This is one of the first interviews I've ever done, and topping this experience will be quite the challenge in the foreseeable future.

Patrick still rides and plans on riding as much as possible. The only difference being either on a track or in the woods now that all of his street bikes have been sold. Bad habits don't have to define your passion. Do what you love even if it may kill you. Life is short, make it count.

Music provided by: The Musicbed
Graded with: FilmConvert

In Cold War-times, Cuba racked up a debt with what was then called Czecholslavakia. Since then, the Soviet Union collapsed, Czechoslovakia became the Czech Republic, and Cuba stood frozen in time. That Soviet-era debt survives though, and negotiations have recently surfaced for Cuba to repay that debt in rum. According to The Guardian, 130 years worth. Of rum. That’s a fun story, right? We thought so too. So we went to Cuba to tell it, and learned that you can’t just make a puff piece in an active military dictatorship.

Follow a group a person's with disabilities, along with volunteers and family members, as they travel to Romania to inspire and share what their lives look like with the hope that by doing so, they will be helping to make the world a better place for others with developmental challenges. This Is How Change Happens: One Person One Gesture One Moment at a Time Even though Romania is a developed nation, its attitudes toward people with disabilities lag about 50 years behind those in British Columbia. There are very few services there, and those that do exist have a largely institutional model.

My first trip to Vietnam, to this land which is a part of me.
Places visited: Halong Bay, Hanoi, Hue, Hoi An, Saigon, the Mekong delta, Phan Tiet.

" We’re on the 24th of December, here it is, I’m finally in Vietnam. We just landed in Hanoi, capital of the country. It’s a first for me, I’m with my family, with my father who left this country at the age of 18. Since I was a little boy, I dream about making this trip with them, with him. After several hours on a local bus on his way to the East, we are boarding on a junk, heading for the bay of Halong. I’m in the middle of this bay and the sight of these hills tearing open the sea through this mist fascinates me. It’s Christmas Eve, but my mind is elsewhere, being here is my gift.

The next day we are back on the road to the South, and will succeed to each other Hu? and its Imperial city, the astonishing and preserved village of Hoi Han and finaly H? Chí Minh, said Saigon. This last, megalopolis with i

Michael Frank, a senior Miccosukee tribal member, shares his story of being born in the Everglades. The land is not like it once was, however, and the current state of the glades is compared to the historical plight of the Miccosukee and all Native Americans. First their homeland was stolen; now it is being destroyed. Does the political will exist to save this unique place - or these unique people?

Thanks to Dan Frantz, Houston Cypress, and Will Forte with their help in completing this film. Graded with FilmConvert.

Canon 5DmkII
Nikon 55mm 2.8f Macro
Final Cut Pro X
FilmConvert

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www.working-title.dk
WIth help from the great software "Filmconvert"

My last 550d video, shot in low resolution raw in 720p mode
quality is not the best, but i like the feeling of video.
For color used filmconvert

Time to Fly est un mini documentaire qui nous emmène à la découverte des paysages que Claude arpente depuis des décennies pour assouvir sa passion de la pêche à la ligne.

Réalisation : Beber et Riton

Le pécheur : Claude Hincelin

Cadrage, Montage, Etalonnage : Beber et Riton
Montage Son et Mixage : Valentin Brion
Musique : Ludovico Einaudi : "La linea scura"


Color graded with Film Convert

GH-3, Lumix 12-35 2.8 -35-100 2.8 - Various Vintage Nikkor Glass - Kessler Pocket Dolly - New cut done in Premiere CC and graded in Filmconvert - with KD5207 Vis 3 Film & 35mm 3 perf setting.
The piece was shot on the Luseno Indian Reservation east of San Diego.
Wonder if this is where the Mustang Fastback that Steve McQueen drove in the movie Bullitt, ended up?

RX100M4 on one rainy day in TOKYO.
Music: Daughter - Love (Synkro Edit)
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Um patrimônio histórico tombado por uma obra audiovisual.


Lentes
Canon FD 28mm f2.8
Auto Sears 135mm f2.8
Revuenon 70-210 f2.8
Canon FL 55 f1.2
Lumix 14-42 f3.5-5.6

Editado no Premiere CS6
Correção de cor feita no Film Convert
Música: The Dark Symphony - Roger Subirana
Efeitos sonoros: www.freesfx.co.uk

An historic patrimony immortalized in a audio-visual work.
Test video made with Lumix GH2
Edited with Premiere CS6
Graded with Film Convert
Music: The Dark Symphony - Roger Subirana
Sound Effects: www.freesfx.co.uk

Maceió | Alagoas | Brazil

“The sunrise is G-d’s greeting – the sunset, His signature.” I set out to capture a short piece that would paint this spectacle and enable Sydneysiders to share this moment we are able to experience every evening with their friends and family across the world.

'Tomorrow' is a film that captures the beauty and emotion of a sunset in Sydney behind the city skyline. To me, a sunset is about the ending of 24 hours and the transition to a new day, a time we are able to reflect on the past, enjoy the present and contemplate our future. 'Tomorrow' was filmed from Rose Bay and Dover Heights over a period of two sunsets.

For licensing enquiries, you can contact me via Vimeo or my website.

Website - https://ashershellim.com
Instagram - instagram.com/ashershellim
Facebook - facebook.com/ashershellim
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Music: Found, Ryan Taubert

This is the trailer for our upcoming (April 2015) short film (13m long) dealing with Nazis' project known as
"Aktion t4".
This is a nonprofit film (self budget) based on a year and half research. Its storyboard is an interpretation of the case that simulates an interrogation which took place somewhere - sometime involving some of the main authentic characters. The interrogation emphasises the "Aktion" as the "trailer" for the Final solution.
All of the testimonies given by the characters are based on evidence and documents at least as a substantial truth!

Research and screenplay: Yaniv and Shirly Schwartz
Cinematography and editing: Yaniv Schwartz
Production: Substantial Truth Filmmakers
Music: Envato Market AudioJungle
Translation: CALL TRANSLATION – UNIVERSAL LTD 2013 & MILA Translations
Narration/Dubbing: Studio 21 Advanced Audio Production Solutions
Grip: (slide, a crane) KONOVA Professional Photo & Vid

This films is about a very unique art which is platinum printing. it is not so easy to do such type of printing, it has so much depth and detail, long last printing stay as much as you can imagine. An Award winner as Best Short 2015 From Sun & Sand – The Mississippi Film & Music Festival. Officially Screened By Sun & Sand – The Mississippi Film & Music Festival Zero Plus International Film Festival Russia. Impala Film Festival India. and Many upcoming festivals on the list

Northern areas of Pakistan are one of the most beautiful places on the earth.
This Travel video perfectly captures the dreamlike quality of travel in Aubia National Park Pakistan.
i have used Canon 60D with some basic kit lens.
Watch in HD please FilmConvert

Visited my brother and his wife over the weekend.

Camera: Sony a7s - Zeiss 24-70 4
Deluts + Film Convert

Treefunkers is a band from Puerto Morelos, Mexico that has fused funk, rock and balkan music for some time. This film shows the performing of their brand new album "The Mission" with collaboration of many performance cirque artists on different songs, to capture the attention of the audience and transforme it, in an emotional journey.

I was sent away on a shoot to Trieste. I have only been to Italy once - strangely enough last time it was also to Trieste. It's a small but lovely little city if you know where to look. We had fun filming and I was lucky enough to catch a few moments here and there to cut this little video...

No time for a tripod.

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
Kiev 16-u Lenses: MIR-11M 12mm F2 / VEGA7-1 20mm F2 (I forgot to bring my TAIR-41M 50mm F2)
RAF Cameras Kiev 16-u to M4/3 Adapter (rafcamera.com/en/kiev-16u-to-mft-mount-adapter)
3D Printed adapter + 58mm Tiffen ND filters (0.6/0.9/1.2)
ProRes 422 HQ 25p
180º Shutter
FCPX > Film Convert (FJ8543VD + some additional grading to taste)

Music:
"Take Your Things" by Stoltz (http://www.stoltz.co.uk) - Big thanks to him for letting me use it!

Packraft camping in the archipelago off Vancouver Island, Western Canada. Thanks to everyone who made this trip possible!

Music by the amazing Ghanaian DJ, beatmaker and producer, Kuvie: https://soundcloud.com/kuvie
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Scheduled for demolition, the Twin Peaks mall was opened up to a select group of street artists to do what they do best, go big. Organized by Gamma Acosta, artists from the surrounding areas beat the summer heat sweating and painting for over a week. The outcomes are shown here. Built in 1985 the mall had a good run but just as the 80's had to sadly end, so did indoor malls. But what better way to go then to be covered in art.

Technical Details:
Shot on a canon C100
DJI Phantom, gimbal, GoPro Black Hero +
Edited almost all in Premiere Pro CC
Graded with Filmconvert
A lens or two

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Known as the "Land of the Dinosaurs", the city of Uberaba, in the state of Minas gerais, is the most fossilized place in Brazil. The Dinosaur Museum is set in a railway station built in the English style in 1889 in the district of Peirópolis. The museum has a rich collection of fossils of dinosaurs and other Vertebrates.

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Dubbed ‘the pearl of Africa’ by Sir Winston Churchill, Uganda is one of the continent’s most beautiful and welcoming countries.

Project:
Documentary Film about Batwa Tribe and Kabale

Directed, Filmed and Edited by Ionut Turda

Edited in Premiere CC
Color grading: Colorista II and Film Convert

Camera:
Canon 5Dmark3
Sony Fs700 + metabones speed booster

Lenses:
Canon L series

http://www.itmediafilms.ro/portfolio/uganda-2014/