Cheryl Dunn is a filmmaker and photographer based in New York City. For her new feature-length documentary she interviewed several notorious streetphotographers. These people have been wandering around New York City for decades, throwing themselves into the deepest corners of their city to capture its realness. Everybody Street premieres this week at Hot Docs Film Festival in Toronto. Be sure to check out the trailer.
Dark, mystic images of Hong Kong combined with the narration of his father. Another embodiment of the common urban city portrait by Daniele Manolie. Source: MashKULTURE
STREET is an unscripted 61-minute high definition video filmed by artist James Nares over one week in September 2011. The final video is a mesmerizing experiment in the nuance and beauty of everyday people and people-watching; providing a global view that extends beyond the streets of New York where it was filmed: from Battery Park to the furthest reaches of Upper Broadway, and West Side to East Side in Nares’ personal homage to actualité films. Take a look at a 2 minute selection of the…
I know a lot of you would like to know what Dough’nut has been up to for the last few months. We haven’t been really active online because we’re adapting to a new, more professional environment. Last year we worked together closely with innovation studio Present Plus. Collaborating with them allowed us to take Dough’Nut to the next level, and we’re definitely raising the bar even more this year. That’s why from now on, our videos will be Present Plus productions.…
A full-blown interactive video experience made by creative agency “Instrument” from Portland, Oregan. “The Build” is an excellent example of how you can tell an online story through seamless collaboration between website and video content. Have a look yourself or just watch the documentary video. Check the interactive experience: THEBUILDFILM.COM
Eternally curious designer, editor, curator and creative director. Joachim is the father of fashion label Tenue de Nimes and Another Company. In our latest One Minute Wonder episode, Joachim Baan. Take a look at all the other episodes via oneminutewonder.tv.
The latest creation of French director Romain Gavras is an epic commercial for Samsung’s new Smart TV. The impressive spot shows a random collection of iconic characters, from roman warriors to cowboys and cheerleaders, racing down a beautiful beach. Despite the cheesy ending, the combination of the concept and cinematographic perfection definitely shows Gavras’ brilliance. via
This is one of the most inspiring video-clips we’ve encountered this year. The captivating black-and-white visual consists of still images tied together, depicting a story of a boy and his father. A mind boggling, creative piece with a great impact. A must watch!
Adam Leon’s Gimme the Loot is an endearing urban adventure about two hustling teenagers in New York. It’s a two day narrative journey in which Sofia and Malcolm, two graffiti-artists in need of money, plot to bomb the Mets’ home run apple. With a near-zero budget, writer Adam Leon managed to create an authentic representation of the Bronx and it’s graffiti culture. It is a fresh picture that definitely deserves exposure: Gimme the Loot already won the Grand Jury prize at this year’s…
Together with Kiyoshi and Satoru Inoue we travelled the Andean plateau to capture their journey to source one of the most luxurious materials in the world. For us this was one of the most exhilarating trips we ever took, with an even more incredible video as a result. Have a look at this short narrated film via the official website we created with Present Plus to experience this magnificent journey in the best way possible.
“Take None Give None” is the story of the Chosen Few motorcycle club, one of the original ‘Black Outlaw Biker gangs’. Founded in 1959, the club still goes strong today, and is made up of members of all races. The film stems from a long-standing relationship between the club and photographer Gusmano Cesaretti, who in 2010 teamed up with photographer Kurt Mangum and a number of cinematographers to capture the essence of riding with the oldest integrated outlaw motorcycle club in the US.
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