Young furrier craftsman, Lukas, tells his story about an almost forgotten craft from the middle of Slovakia.
By Kris Melichmusic by Borrtex- Creative Commons license (Attribution-NonCommercial) Shot on Iphone 7 & 6 and Dji Phantom 3 Advanced. Edited with Adobe software (Premiere pro & After Effects) Color grading done with FilmConvert (FJ 8553 ET)
By PeterA poem written by a young girl coming to terms with the death of her father and the fleeting and superficial nature of young love. NOTE: No film stock used to produce this.
By EmmaPorcelain by VAVAware is a film about the organic beauty and the tension in the process of hand throwing porcelain. As a witness, you don’t really get the feeling of knowing where the next step will lead to and what the end object will look like. The moment you think everything is lost is the moment the great potential of this material finally unfolds.
By Vladimir PotopPeople have been building a chariot during a major festival. After completion, they have it pulled and taken around for several days. A huge earthquake occurs and destroys many houses killing many people. After such a calamity and suffering, they rebuild the chariot over five months and restart the celebration finally completing the festivities.
By Rokesh PrajapatiWhen a tumultuous search for identity lands Jonah in the foster care and juvenile justice systems, he pulls himself out using the only entity he has ever been able to rely on- his bicycle.
By JJ AndersonAfter a period of not feeling well, Robin decided to do something creative and different with his life. Starting a business, not mainly for profit, but to create a place where people could meet.
By Anders EklundThis short documentary showcases the story and the work behind the Munich (München, Germany) based street artist "Mr. Woodland". He is one of those 90’s kids dazzled by the color blazing on walls all along the train lines, he was lured by the possibilities of this new phenomenon. He picked up his first hardware store can and sprayed in 1993. Starting with letters and classic graffiti traditions, a point came when Mr. Woodland decided that characters and figure based motifs were the path for him.
By Fabain KleinProcession of the Fogaréu. Traditionally, since 1745, at midnight Thursday of the Holy Week, to the sound of drums and light of torches, 40 men hooded and barefoot, "The Farricocos ", GO out the streets of the historical center of the City of Goiás Velho, in the State of Goias, Brazil and simulate the persecution of Christ By the Roman soldiers. The ritual last approximately one hour. The procession passes through the main churches of the city. They start at the church of the "Good Death", heading towards the church of the Rosary, where the empty table of the Holy Supper is located. Then they end up in the Church of San Francisco, which represents the Mount of Olives. The sound of a clarinet and the banner of Jesus in the hands of the white tunic Farricoco announce that Christ was captured. The ritual ends at the gates of the Church of "Good Death", where the procession began. In 2018, the ritual took 20000 people to the city of Goiás.
By Nilo ResendeA montage of the Osara women farmers and the Community, Lokoja, Kogi State, Nigeria.
By Luke OyovbaireA look at the Muslims who maintain their Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training during the month of Ramadan
By John RicardMini Doc about one of the finest wheelchair basket ball players in history , more Paralympic medals than anyone else and now trying inspireb the next generation of sports stars - and make disability sport be more ‘ on display’
By Seb PecchiaLa Luce Infinita - Tales From The North Arianna Tricomi went on a journey to the north of Norway. She invited a lot of friends to join her celebrating spring shredding, a world title and the end of a amazing ski season. The action took place in Finnmark’s coast mountains around a beautiful little fisher town called Bergsfjord. Where the daylight is infinite and the ocean is surrounding every peak. Riders: Arianna Tricomi, Sven Rauber, Craig Murray, Tobias Huber, Georg Stückler, Lucas Mangold, Lui Hagelstein, Markino Grigis Camera/Edit/Color: Marco Tribelhorn (color graded with Film Convert) Drone: Nicola Grigis Music: Infinity Senders "Bergsfjord Theme"
By Marco TribelhornOver 700 corvettes from all over the country came together for this year's Corvette Invasion 2018. Hosted by the Circuit of the Americas F1 Track in Austin TX. Highlight film covers the entire event from both ground and sky.
By Jonathan LucanThe confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh was politically divisive, but Walt Whitman's 19th century wisdom is timeless. In 1892, the poet wrote in prose: "I have sometimes thought, indeed, that the sole avenue and means of a reconstructed sociology depended, primarily, on a new birth, elevation, expansion, invigoration of woman." Towards the end of his life in 1888, he added "America" to his collection "Leaves of Grass," and then recited four lines from the poem, onto a wax cylinder recording, before he died (it is the only record of his voice in existence): "Centre of equal daughters, equal sons, All, all alike endear’d, grown, ungrown, young or old, Strong, ample, fair, enduring, capable, rich, Perennial with the Earth, with Freedom, Law and Love" And the written poem proceeds to say: "A grand, sane, towering, seated Mother, Chair’d in the adamant of Time." This poetry film combines my documentation of the minutes after Kavanaugh's confirmation,
By H. Paul MoonCategory Six or CAT 6 racing or refers to commuter cyclists who race one another during their commutes to work. Category Six racing starts when a stranger riding a bike tries to pass another cyclist and the other cyclist speeds up rather than let them pass. This creates an impromptu "CAT 6 race."
By Terry Ray BarentsenThis is the story of artist Paolo Sandulli and his emotional bond with an 800 years old tower (Asciola) in Praiano, Amalfi Coast. He's been working there for 30 years and now he risks to have her taken away from him.
By Edoardo SandulliSMACK Thom Snels Ton Meijdam Belá Zsigmond ONKAOS Production : Onkaos.com Executive produces : Oscar Hormigos Filmmaker & Editor : Alberto Triano DOP : Diego SImón Color Grading & Sound Design : Ted Trayan Music : Artlist All the images of Bosch are from Wikimedia Foundation Recorded with Sony FS5 + Shogun Inferno & Sony A7SII (Grading with Filmconvert) Hieronymus Bosch for the information age, created by a three- headed monster. In other words, Paradise by the Dutch design trio, Ton Meijdam, Thom Snels and Béla Zsigmond, a.k.a. Studio Smack. Originally commissioned by the MOTI Museum Bleda to mark the 500th anniversary of Bosch’s death, this garden of digital delirium now has a permanent home less than a kilometre from the Dutch painter’s masterpiece in the Prado Museum. Lust dominates the central panel of The Garden of Earthly Delights; here, the excesses of 21st-century society take centre stage. Sex is ever-present, with rows of penis-horse riders circling mid-screen; bran
By SOLO CONTEMPORARY SLUIn Alison's Horses you will be introduced to Solid Strides Founder Alison Weston, Adopter Lucy Bosche, the horses that are trained and adopted and the Weston ranch just outside Sisters, Oregon.
By Edward BoettcherA short documentary about a fashion designer
By Matteo BertoliWith 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.
By Nilo ResendeFilmConvert Competition 2018 Music: Dee Yan Key- First autumn breeze Color: FilmConvert KD P400 Ptra
By HeikoFilmConvert Competition 2018 Music: Borrtex- Wondering Color: FilmConvert FJ Velv 100
By HeikoA dragonfly is stuck in sundew. Is there any chance to escape? FilmConvert Competition 2018 Music: Swelling- Dawn II, Blue Dot Sessions- Lochley Fells. Color: FilmConvert FJ Velv 100
By Heikohailand’s old Muay Thai fighters struggle to preserve their traditional martial art as the nation’s culture continues to be more commercialised. Wisarut Wat Suksiriwararak is an old Muay Thai fighter from Pai in Northern Thailand. He fought in bouts all around Thailand up until his retirement in 1992. He now runs his own gym in Pai, passing down his knowledge of Thailand’s traditional martial art to both locals and visitors from around the world. However, over the past few decades, authentic practices of Muay Thai have slowly being fading away changing as Thailand’s culture has become increasingly commercialised. With a growing impetus on financial incentives and entertainment, is this historic martial art beginning to move away from its proud heritage?
By Marko RandelovicKnown 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.
By Nilo ResendeThe resilience, empowerment and mental strength that an athlete needs are normally not mentioned or not recognized. Camacho is 20 years old and #68 in the world, that’s not an easy task for sure.
By Arturo SilvaAn age old practice of self-awareness, self-improvement, self-love, harmony and strength. Yoga has created peace across our world, from prison in mates to at-risk youth but the divide in our society as a whole is still prevalent. The artist series on Yoga dives into the lives of yoga instructors, sound healers, massage therapy and bringing communities together to spread the love of the practice and bring more peace and courage to a world that is in desperate need of more love. Please share this series with everyone as I know the impact made will start to turn the wheels of change. Presented by "Legendary Media House", Orange County CA Filmed and Edited by "David Lee" Equipment used: Sony A7RII, Canon 1DX Mark II SLR Magic 50mm F1.1, Tamron 24-70 G2 Edited in Premiere Pro and After Effects CC Graded with Magic Bullet Looks and FilmConvert www.legendarymediahouse.com | Content Creation, Social Media Marketing, Events www.atdavidlee.com | Documentaries & Short Films www.in
By David C LeeTime is never a luxury, rather it's a constant reminder that we just do what we love and believe in ourselves from the beginning. For Amanda Siobhan, her world revolves around her passions - art, acting and living a full life. This narrative documentary focuses not on simply who she is and what her hobbies are, no...more importantly it's about her message; believing in yourself and allowing the little voice inside of you that's been telling you to believe in yourself to be heard. Written, Directed, Filmed and Edited by - David Lee Equipment Used: Sony A7RII, Canon 1DX Mark II Tamron 24-70 G2, Tamron 45 F1.8 VC, SLR Magic 50mm F1.1 Aputure 120D, Rode NTG-2, Rode Videomic Pro, Glidecam HD 4000 Edited in Premiere Pro and After Effects CC 2018 Graded with Magic Bullet Looks, Film Convert and Trapcode Shine www.legendarymediahouse.com | Content Creation, Social Media Marketing, Events www.atdavidlee.com | Documentaries & Short Films Twitter: www.twitter.com/atdclee Inst
By David C LeeKnife maker in the city of Paris. Ballerait is a great craftsmen.
By Jean Baptiste Le VanDocumenting the very first lighter than air drone, soon to be used for environmental research.
By Skip Fredricks"Mastery," dives deep into the philosophy of artist Casey Kawaguchi. Known mostly for his street art and Japanese aesthetic; this short portrait film explores the mind, soul, and influence of his art.
By David KaufmanAn observation into Germany's transition from traditional to renewable energy production.
By Sirio MagnaboscoFilm is made on a camera KODAK DX6490, res.640х480. For Discovery short film. +FilmConvert
By Fedor PorshnevAfter the passing of his father, a young jazz drummer finds healing through music, focus in the face of tragedy, and a gift he’s compelled to share with the world.
By Edward CuddyA short documentary filmed in Cambodia about yogi Joel Altman and the Hariharlaya yoga and meditation retreat. Graded with Film Convert.
By Darren WinwoodThree friends, a couple invite their friend for a card game, the atmosphere is very tend,big money in the game...let the best win...
By rhoni JaefarFor the launch of a new missions initiative at our organization, I wrote and edited a piece that compiled footage from the past 8 years. FilmConvert was helpful in providing a unifying look between all cameras and adding Super16 grain so everything had the same texture.
By Jesse KoepkeFilm and Music by Brian Siskind thosedrones.com Graded with #Filmconvert Mural by Guido van Helten Special thanks to the Nashville Walls Project Filmed using a drone, SCALE is a black and white non-narrative documentary short that proposes a quiet meditation on the notion of scale and perception - featuring world renowned muralist Guido van Helten painting a monolith 200 foot tall abandoned grain silo mural in Nashville. What is gained by large scale work and what is perhaps lost? The same work on paper in hand - would it be the same? SCALE is an homage and portrait of an incredible amount of work, seen through the objectively abstract point of view from a drone in black and white. - Brian Siskind
By Brian SiskindThrough a tunnel of trees, the crows put on a show.
By GRAHAM NAUGHTONGraded with FilmConvert using KD 5207 Vis3 Shot on Lomo anamorphic and spherical lenses.
By Jevgenij TichonovGraded with FilmConvert using KD 5207 Vis3 Shot on Lomo anamorphic and spherical lenses
By Jevgenij TichonovGraded with FilmConvert using KD 5207 Vis3 Shot on gh5 using Lomo anamorphic and spherical lenses
By Jevgenij TichonovMaking music that speaks to and from and for the ghettos, mahragan producers create a world that doesn’t play by the rules of the ones they find themselves in. Their art captures all they come into contact with, from poverty to parties, harsh realities and vivid imaginations, feuds with the government and their friends alike. Bulaq is a snapshot of a group of friends living in one of Cairo’s oldest slums, one that’s more interested in exploring the insides of their minds than examining their outside circumstances.
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By Joshua FortunaSurrounded by colorful pictures, spray cans and paint brushes, Kyros Taghian invited me to his Viennese workshop, where he paints beautiful pictures with calligraphic elements. He talks about his artistic development, his passion for the Persian alphabet and his Iranian roots.
By Richard UlmerHow to improve the welfare of elephants in captivity and why they can not be released into wild. These are some of the questions that are answered in this documentary that was shot in Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort. Special Thanks to all the volunteers and employees of Golden Triangle Asian Elephant Foundation Director: Vladi Korn Main Camera: Yan Frame Second Camera: Vladi Korn Editing: Vladi Korn FilmConvert Competition 2018
By Vladimir KuzmishevWhile preparing to screen an exclusive 70 millimeter print of “2001: A Space Odyssey” for the film’s fiftieth anniversary, staff members of the Coral Gables Art Cinema contemplate the past and future of film projection—and of their own personal and professional lives.
By Christopher VazquezA spotlight on the gender gap in the world of competitive scholastic chess. *more about this piece in The New Yorker newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-girls-fighting-stereotypes-in-the-world-of-scholastic-chess
By notablefeaturesOur first film for Dorset Coast Forum. Sam Shuker, a 17 year old trainee commercial fisherman takes us out on a scallop boat from Lyme Regis and tells it like it is. He works long hours, determined to get as much experience as he can ready for the day when he is old enough to skipper a boat himself. Despite having all his fisherman tickets, Sam is also going to train to be a commercial diver, so that he can hand dive for scallops. He talks about the importance of the marine reserve for his fishery. He's seen first-hand the ups and downs his fisherman father has gone through so he knows he's chosen one of the toughest careers out there. But he loves the sense of freedom fishing brings. He says 'the opportunities I have - it's so much more than a job, it's something I live for. I am determined to fight for it and if I have to rebuild it.'
By Simon