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Canon EOS C300 = Awesome
december 3rd, 2011 | 
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In early Fall 2011, I shot some footage with a pre-production model of the Canon EOS C300 for one week in NYC. I created an article and a video for Canon based on my experiences with the camera. The video is meant to poke fun at most camera test videos I’ve seen over the years. Canon, not thrilled with my sense of humor, does not credit or condone this video, but I think it shows a lot of the camera’s strengths. You can read my full article about the EOS C300 here: learn.usa.canon.com/resources/articles/2011/c300_for_cinematographers.shtml I believe that Canon made a beautiful camera that is sensible, reliable and portable in a way that I’ve always dreamed a camera could be. It prioritizes great skin tone and has higher ISO sensitivity than any other camera out there. I know there’s nothing I can say to change the minds of the RED fan club. For the rest of the skeptics, I think once you get your hands on it you’ll understand how great this camera really is. Please buy this camera in January and go film some good skin tones in the dark. You’ll love it. Thanks go out to all my friends for helping me with this. ***UPDATE: Jonathan Yi will be live on planet5D discussing the Canon EOS C300 Monday Dec 5th at 4pm Eastern (9pm GMT) – and there’s a chat room so you’ll get to ask questions! planet5d.com/live Cast: Jonathan Yi , Corwin Carroll , Yousheng Tang , Paul Yee , Ben Kim , James P. Gannon , R.J. Glass and Sam Goetz Tags: Canon , Cinema , EOS and C300
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Soft (Short Film)
Soft (2006) Written and Directed by Simon Ellis ( bubtowers.com ) When a father and son are independently terrorised by the same gang of youths, Dad is forced to deal with fears that he hasn’t had to face since leaving school, rediscovering his fear of confrontation at the worst possible time. International Jury Prize (Sundance Film Festival) Best of the Fest (Palm Springs International Short Film Festival) Best Short Film (British Independent Film Awards) Prix UIP (Edinburgh International Film Festival) Nomination: European Academy Awards / Best Short Film (Berlin) Nomination: BAFTA / Best Short Film (London) Best Live-action Short (Toronto Worldwide Film Festival / Canada) Best Film (Interfilm International Short Film Festival / Berlin, Germany) Best British Short (Encounters International Short Film Festival / Bristol, UK) Audience Award (Hamburg International Short Film Festival / Germany) Best Short Fiction (Message to Man Film Festival / St. Petersburg, Russia) Best Short Film (International Festival Cinéma tout Ecran / Geneva, Switzerland) Best Short Fiction (DaKino International Film Festival / Bucharest, Romania) Best Drama (NYC Shorts / New York City, USA) Best Direction (Capalbio Cinema International Short Film Festival / Italy) Best Direction (Ourense International Film Festival / Spain) Best International Short (Belo Horizonte International Short Film Festival / Brazil) Best Screenplay (European Short Film Biennale / Ludwigsburg, Germany) Best International Fiction (Concorto Film Festival / Italy) Best International Film (Imago International Film Festival / Fundão, Portugal) Best European Short Film (European Short Film Festival / Cambrils & Reus, Spain) Best Fiction Short (Cortopotere Short Film Festival / Bergamo, Italy) Audience Choice (DC Shorts Film Festival / Washington, USA) Best Editing (Manhattan Short Film Festival / New York, USA) Best Film (Colchester International Short Film Festival / UK) Students Jury Award (Milano Film Festival) Audience Award (Filmstock International Film Festival / Luton, UK) Young Jury Award (Festival Tous Courts / Aix-en-Provence, France) Teenage Jury Award (London Short Film Festival / UK) Special Jury Prize (Flickerfest International Short Film Festival / Sydney, Australia) Grand Prize (The Indie Shorts Competition / Fort Lauderdale FL, USA) BAFTA/L.A (Cinequest Film Festival / California, USA) Best Cinematography (Kodak Short Film Awards / London) Special Mention (Hamburg International Short Film Festival / Germany) Special Mention (Dokufest / Prizren, Kosovo) Special Mention (Tofifest International Film Festival / Torun, Poland) Special Mention (Regensburger Kurzfilmwoche / Germany) Special Mention (Cleveland International Film Festival / USA) Special Mention (In the Palace International Short Film Festival / Balchik, Bulgaria) Featured on the DVD ‘Cinema 16: World Short Films’ “When it was over I was lying on the sofa with a cushion on my face, whimpering in fear and paranoia. Ingenious and harrowing… left me reeling” (Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian) “A sucker-punch of a film that grabs the viewer’s attention from the first frame and never lets go. Being topical and provocative are marks of a great short film but this is a movie you can’t take your eyes off” (Edinburgh International Film Festival, 2007) “A frighteningly realistic take on violence that deftly blends emotional complexity with a keen understanding of the darker side of youth culture” (Palm Springs International Short Film Festival, USA 2007) “A powerful, dramatic short about a subject that all of us know in one form or another” (Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival, Toronto 2007) “A powerful piece of film summing up the UK zeitgeist of hoodies, happy-slapping and gang culture, while giving us a truthful character-driven drama of a son’s disappointment with his Father” (Hamburg International Short Film Festival, Germany 2007) Cast: Simon Ellis Tags: drama , british , sundance , short film , simon ellis and soft
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Moran
This CG animation clip is a personal and non-commercial project made by Meny Hilsenrad. Meny Hilsenrad: “This project was created as a birthday surprise to my beloved wife Moran. It is entirely CG work except for the hands which were shot. Special thanks to Yair Alony for all the help and suggestions.” “The overall time it too to produce this piece was 9 month. the pre-production took 6 month and included gathering the entire photos I had which were quite a lot (approximately 25,000 photos). Then to choose and filter only the most suitable 372 photos according to the offline editing I did. The production itself took 3 month and included the creation of the 3D scene, animation, compositing and final edit.” Music: Abel Korzeniowski – Swimming (from the motion picture “A Single Man”) 2011 Cast: Studio Aiko Tags: birthday , animation , photos , 3d , 3-d , cg , aiko and 3dmax
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School Portrait (2011)
Short comedy, directed by Nick Scott nickdavidscott.com Produced by Michael Berliner picopictures.co.uk Cast: Michael Berliner Tags:
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Slim Pickings Fat Chances
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ICD / ITKE Research Pavilion 2011 – Design Tool
Video 1: Animation of the main design tool used for the final form-finding process. It is able to implement not only the principles and constraints we developed in the fields of biomimetics, fabrication and material behavior beforehand, but also architectural intentions and spatial qualities. Software used: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper and Kangaroo For more information visit icd.uni-stuttgart.de or itke.uni-stuttgart.de Credits: Institute for Computational Design – Prof. Achim Menges Institute of Building Structures and Structural Design – Prof. Jan Knippers Competence Network Biomimetics Baden-Württemberg Concept & System Development Oliver David Krieg, Boyan Mihaylov Detail Design & Fabrication & Construction Peter Brachat, Benjamin Busch, Solmaz Fahimian, Christin Gegenheimer, Nicola Haberbosch, Elias Kästle, Oliver David Krieg, Yong Sung Kwon, Boyan Mihaylov, Hongmei Zhai Scientific Development Markus Gabler (project management), Riccardo La Magna (structural design), Steffen Reichert (detail design), Tobias Schwinn (project management), Frédéric Waimer (structural design) Cast: Oliver David Tags: research , pavilion , icd , itke , grasshopper , kangaroo , plate structure , computational design , architecture and prototype
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The Picture of Dorian Gray
An 8 Minute adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’. My 15 week Major Project at UCA Rochester as part of CG Arts and Animation. Enjoy! visit the blog: tombeg.blogspot.com email me: tom_beg@hotmail.com Cast: Thomas Beg Tags: Oscar Wilde , UCA , Portrait , Animation , Dark , Victorian , The Picture of Dorian Gray and Tom Beg
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