The Alphabet 2- a horn book video experiment - is a developmental spelling - video where each character visually represents the meaning of the word itself. Playing with different techniques and materials into little and big spaces, but always focusing on Helvetica font's proportions. A collection of words in a delightful spelling-video. Direction / Postproduction / Sound Design Alessandro Novelli Design / Animation / Set Design Andrea Gendusa / Alessandro Novelli Additional Animation and Set Design Mario Arcadu DOP Giulia Arantxa Novelli Thanks To: Alina & Michela Dettori, Bianca Novelli, Federica Patitucci, Caterina Pecoraro, Stefano Tore music track: Fréhel "Tel qu'il est" 1936 n9ve web site n9ve.it

A celebration of the beauty of our french and italian Alps. I filmed and edited what I personnaly like in the mountain culture: sports, life style, art of living, culture and people. More on my blog: sebmontaz.com I hope you will enjoy watching it as much as i did filming it ! Thanks to montagnetv.com for trusting me there. Tech spec: editing: FCP7 lenses: Canon 45 TSE 2.8, 50 1.2, 14 2.8. cameras: canon 7D & 5Dm2 color grading Magic bullet looks Music by young talented composer Michael Denny. michaeldennymusic.com Editor, DP, grading: Sebastien Montaz-Rosset. More on my blog: sebmontaz.com

"You just need your surroundings and you can evolve"- Mark Ong aka SBTG, takes viewers through his creative process and roots growing up in the perceived restrictions of Singapore. Finding inspiration in the simplest of forms, SBTG creates the "138" shoe collaboration with FICE Boutique in Salt Lake City, Utah and explains how the Misfits inspiration guided the collaboration. On the surface the film purposes to expose the cerebral world of SBTG and an emerging sub-culture in Singapore, but the film becomes deeply personal as SBTG reveals how his experiences have affected his work and current mindset. The collaboration shoes are available at ficegallery.com Directed by: Skylar Nielsen Executive Producer: Corey Bullough Produced by: FICE & VitaBrevisFilms Cinematography: Ian Rigby Title design: Michael C. Hall Music: Clint Mansell, Fever Ray, The Misfits, This will destroy you, John Murphy ficegallery.com VitaBrevisFilms.com/​blog royalefam.com

Japan caught in slow. This is for my hometown. Music Credit: Flying Lotus ft. Thom Yorke- ...And the World Laughs With You Follow me on twitter for updates on upcoming projects: twitter.com/​#!/​badassmusketeer e-mail: alexyoukilee@gmail.com

Alone, on a supermarket parking at night, anything could happen...

Almost everyday, on my way to a local bakery, I walk in front of a dry cleaners. When they have the front door open, I hear a lot of interesting sounds coming from their work equipment. Eventually, the different mechanical and steam sounds sparked something in my mind, so one day I asked the owners if I could record a piece of music by using their machines as musical instruments. I used a puff iron, press and dry cleaning machines, a washer, clothes hangers, and a bucket full of soap. The bass and lead sounds were created from the buzzing tones coming from the conduits and engines. There are no additional sounds from any traditional or electronic instruments. Enjoy! More info and pictures are available at the Behance gallery: behance.net/​gallery/​Music-from-a-Dry-Cleaner/​2161629

Somethin’ Better Than Nothin’ is an anthemic standard of forlorn love that builds to a mass only to be drowned out in wailing feedback. This aquatic themed space-tinged video was directed by Juan Iglesias. Somethin' Better Than Nothin' is taken from the Takeshi Miyaki EP which is available to download here: bitly.com/​pWZzCG

My Graduation Short Film, directed at l'Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs of Paris in 2010 - 2011, in the animation section. FRICTIONS mixes live action and stop motion animation and has been shot with a Canon Camera 5D Mark II and a 24-70 L lens, in a blue screen studio located in Ensad's building. directed by: Steven Briand with: Julien Jourdain de Muizon choreographer: Clara Henry cinematographer and cameraman: Pierre Yves Dougnac music and sound design: Moritz Reich & Agathe Courtin visual effects: Francis Cutter & Benoit masson costume: 2WS - world wild souls first assistant: Romain Daudet Jahan animation assistants: Nathalie Anne Boucher, Camille Chabert & Luca Fiore visual effects assitant: Sarah Escamilla Contact: briand.steven@gmail.com

In the dismal future, we'll all be affixed to our respective wires and screens, dreaming about being virtually with the one that you love. Dot & Effects was responsible for all aspects of Post-Production including; Projections, Editorial , Color, Visual Effects & Animation Production Credits: Music video for “Polish Girl” by Neon Indian Tim Nackashi – Director Asher Brown – Executive Producer Jamie Kohn Rabineau – Co-Executive Producer Erica Sterne – Producer Kevin Phillips – Director of Photography Simon & Nicki Haas – Production Design Stella Berkofsky – Stylist Garyl Jones – Make-up Artist Editor – Mandy Brown VFX by Dot & Effects VFX Supervisor Jeff Dotson VFX Producer Alex Valentine VFX Artist: Brandon Lilly Starring – Blake Brent (Humanoid) & Dawn Batson (Dream Girl) thecreatorsproject.com/​videos/​neon-indian-polish-girl-by-tim-nackashi

winner! **best film** **best directing** **best cinematography** **best editing** **group c audience award** directed by ben crowell and joel marsh written by all music by luke bradford cinematography by joel marsh starring ben crowell and mali macconnell sound by jake young production dynamo- andrew wood genre: comedy prop: chess piece character: uncle hank line: "i didn't see that coming." thank you for watching!