The first episode about the LA trip that we had. In this episode we take a look at the E3 gaming convention.
By GlebDmitry Puchkov visits YouTube Space L.A. and takes a quick look at the facility.
By GlebShort Documentary on an Outdoor Photographer Steve Yocom on his take on how the Appalachian Trail has changed his perspective on life and as a photographer.
By jakeBrown 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.
By Joshua FortunaAs 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.
By Nick SchaferIn 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.
By Sam BrosnanCAVALLO is a short portrait about my father. He is a 71-year-old horse rider. Horse riding has been his passion for over 50 years now. As an experienced rider he gives us a brief glimpse of what he thinks is the essence of riding.
By Richard UlmerCuba 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.
By Timur Tugalev and Sara IzziThis 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.
By Mircea BrownAfter 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.
By Florent PiovesanThe Gateway Totem Project is a public sculpture celebrating Morristown’s immigrant community - past, present and future. This film shows how it came to life by Master Stone Carver and Sculptor, Gabriele Hiltl-Cohen.
By Chris SchullerBerlin based art duo have been working non stop to create their pop icon mixed media art for more than 20 years. Bullet holes hold fond memories in and around former East Berlin - remembering the Berlin wall and the life of never knowing what the next day would bring.
By Simon GentryIt was my friends lifelong dream to see the giant Cuttlefish aggregation in Whyalla, South Australia. I went and documented it for him.
By mitKung 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
By IZ DarsonCameras: Felipe Lima e Marionaldo Junior Som direto: Pedro Medeiros Assistente: Kleber Nola Edited in Premiere 2017 Color in Lumetri and FilmConvert
By felipeProjeto que reúne bimestralmente os maiores nomes da música independente nacional em João Pessoa. Edited Premiere Color FilmConvert
By felipeGiles Duley is a documentary photographer and humanitarian activist. For Giles, the power of photography is its ability to create change by inspiring those with the capacity to help. Giles tells the stories of those affected by war and conflict, and we explore the power of storytelling and his own personal sacrifice in his inspirational story. Having spent much of his recent career documenting the lives of refugees affected by conflict in the Middle East, Giles relies on the power of photography to present unique stories capable of delivering real change.
By Tom MartinWhen 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.
By Benjamin van HoutsLetthead Productions
By Alan LettA 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.
By David Freid"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.
By David FreidSevnica, 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.
By David FreidLast 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.
By David FreidNorway 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?
By David FreidMartin 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.”
By David FreidThis is a "blog" style video I made about the Atari Punk Console. It's intended as a brief history of the synth and a beginner teaching beginners type instructional video. All music is original.
By Jayson MunroA painter sees more in her artwork than simply nature. Her reflection on the canvas is a beautiful mirror of her soul. This film is part of a publication series for Atlanta Makers. We are unfunded and producing these films to highlight the maker community here in Atlanta GA. https://atlantamakers.co/
By Nathan CheuvrontThe humbling story of an adopted child that went from sleeping in a one room house in the Caribbean, getting water from a well everyday, to living in America.
By Jake BeyerThere are moments in our lives when our adversities feel too big to handle; when the darkness becomes a way of life. Jen Bricker speaks about how regardless of the problem(s) that you face, God is bigger than your biggest struggle and He will turn your darkness into eternal light. Often times we let our own minds put limits on our lives, but remember what Jesus said in the book of Mark, "If you can! All things are possible to him who believes." RSV
By David MunozThe Hilltown 6 Pottery Tour in the Hilltowns of Western Massachusetts.
By Ben Tobinimagefilm of Nois7
By Riccardo FasoliOrdinary Sounds is a recording studio in Des Moines, Iowa.
By NealA portrait doc I did about my good friend and talented musician, Larry, aka Lawrence William Flatley III.
By Nicolas CapraLight Armor (2017) A recollection of the 1991 ground invasion of Kuwait, including rare HQ footage taken during the minefield breach. [4:57]
By Bradley Howard“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.
By Matteo BavaArtist and celebrity photographer Jeremy Cowart opens his studio to take portraits of strangers for the opportunity to create something new and find beauty in chaos. With a portrait lighting rig that includes, strobes, projectors, and even a light Cowart invented, Jeremy explores what happens when you dive into the unknown moment and let the light surprise you.
By Jason adamsThis summer we spent the holidays in Denmark. I took this as an occasion to try out the video mode of the Iphone SE. With FilmicPro, Selfiestick and an underwater housing it could go. The recordings are recorded almost completely without a tripod. For me it was a praxistest, which the iphone very well existed. The quality for a phone is very good. technical: - Editing in Premiere CS6 - Filmconvert Plugin (FJ Velv100) Music by Ehrling: https://soundcloud.com/ehrling Thank you @Ehrlingofficial for free use.
By Hannes KronebergerHow do we survive in the heart of nature?
By Matthew McCoyAn urban beekeeping initiative on the roof of this East London mosque.
By James PooleDuring a week off, Noelani Pantastico, Principal Dancer with Pacific Northwest Ballet, comes into the studio for a couple hours of work.
By ScottTHIS IS THE STORY OF A STREET ARTIST, THEO HAGGAI, WHO PAINT HIS OWN VISION OF HUMANITY THROUGH CITIES OF FRANCE.
By MANCINIA moving and inspiring work of art from Banning Bouldin with Whim W'Him. An autobiographical approach to the choreographer's recent diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis.
By ScottAnissa Helou on a life of style, from Hamra to a Sicilian hillside.
By James PooleHow we spent our Christmas morning!
By Faisal MatinA short video about a new contemporary bookshop "under the cover", located in Rua Marquês Sá da Bandeira 88B, 1050-060 Lisboa, Portugal. Contact under the cover's Email office@underthecover.pt instagram @underthecovershop Feel free to contact me for an offer for a work, project or to feature you in any kind of videos. My Email Obirdleg0@gmail.com My instagram @yesartnomore Music used in this video https://youtu.be/l2SyjuwA-yk FilmConvert
By O BirdlegI took a short vacation with my family to my favorite place in the world. Even though it was short lived, it still happened. "FilmConvert" was used for color tone. It's been real, its been fun. Until next time. Thanks for watching DubA∀logs! If you like the content make sure to subscribe & we hope to see you back for more :) Make sure to follow our Instagram accounts to keep up with our daily lives outside of YouTube! Amari (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/ferrariamari/ Alex (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/alextraub/ Alex (Shoe Page): https://www.instagram.com/traubsb/
By Amari RoseMore than 25,000 Moldovans are trafficked abroad every year. Many of them are orphans. Tanea's Story offers a glimpse into the life of one of Moldova's many orphans and the hope of a better life she has found with the help of Justice & Mercy International.
By Tom DyerA film made as a walk around Killough village Co Down, in appreciation of the volunteers who made "Killough in Bloom"
By Gerard CreightonBen at 'Lords Of Pour' talks about what gets him up in the morning!
By simon hewsonA short film about The Flying Scotsman's visit to our local railway line. This Summer, the world famous train came to the BlueBell Railway line in West Sussex.
By Clive Martin