This weeks Friday Film is one of the most terrifyingly awesome forces in nature I have ever seen. I would not want to have my camera gear operating in it, but I’m definitely glad National Geographic Cameraman Bob Poole was okay with it because the footage is amazing.

Jump to 2:22 and it looks like he is on mars.

I’m pretty sure he has one of the best jobs in the world.

This weeks Friday Film is IRC Dance Movement explores dance as a form of communication.
It is filmed absolutely beautifully. With a perfect track by Of Porcelain to accompany it.

Enjoy, and happy #FridayFilm!

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This weeks film is a live painting performance by Matt W. Moore as a part of the Let’s Colour Project

Just think of all the ugly spaces in your city that could become this beautiful.

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This weeks film is beautiful computer graphic masterpiece that blurs the lines between real photography and CG. It is entitledThe Third & The Seventh by Alex Roman

This film shows what is possible in creating fully CG animations and films in worlds and places that do not even exist. This is something you must see. Make sure to click “read more” to see the “Making Of” video as well. Enjoy

This weeks film is a commercial for Porcelana by Real Creations

This commercial utilizes a stunning 180° effect utilizing a long string of digital cameras. You have to see this. Very impressive.

How did they do this? Click the Read More button below to see the ‘Making Of’ video

This weeks film is Embrace Life directed by Daniel Cox of Alexander Commercials

This is a stunning, simple, and moving PSA that definitely gets the message across and is visually beautiful.

This weeks film is FreeFall filmed by Julie Gautier edited by BLUENERY

This is beautifully filmed and the fact that it was done in one breath while diving makes it that much more amazing!

This weeks film is Play by Johnny Kelly

This is a promotional video made for the Guggenheim Museum, to “unearth and showcase the very best creative video from around the world.”
There is no computer animation used for this. It was created using sets and stop motion. Be sure to see the behind the scenes video Here.

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