FREELING
Amazing documentary about the free feeling of skateboarding by Andrew Lovgren. Award winning for Best Documentary and Best Cinematography at the Student Television Network Nationals. Best Documentary at the eMagine Film Festival. Best Documentary at the Focus Film Festival. This is what he says: “When I started Freeling a year ago, my main goal was to inspire people to be better than themselves. This film isn’t just about skateboarding, it’s about being strong enough to go against the current. In order to do great things, you must “get out of more »
Experience FREEDOM
Series of amazing videos from Infinitylist.com. Chapter 1: Experience Human Flight. To increase participation in skydiving, Fred Fuge and Vince Reffett (5 times world champions) provided advanced coaching to “some of Australia’s leading Skydive athlete talent” (source). Chapter 2: Experience Zero Gravity. Some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. Norway, Switzerland, France. Jumping cliffs as high as 6,000 feet? Here you go. Chapter 3: Experience Freedom. Some of the world’s most talented Skydive and Base Jumping athletes are “opening the doors for other athletes and filmmakers and providing more »
Holi Festival Of Colors 2012
Amazing video from filmmaker Devin Graham about color-covered goings on at this year’s Holi Festival in front of the Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah. One of the major festivals of India, Holi is celebrated with enthusiasm and gaiety on the full moon day in the month of Phalgun which is the month of March as per the Gregorian calendar (according to the source). Holi existed long before Christ and originally it was all about “special rite performed by married women for the happiness and well-being of their families and more »
A History Of The Title Sequence
Beautifully created film about history of title sequence. I wish it was much longer!!!!! Share
Movie posters – the best of (part 1)
It’s amazing how different approaches to advertising a film through printed media can be. There can be even several different visions to visualize one motion picture. All depends on cultural tendencies. And that’s the beauty of it. Have a look at the best film posters (in my opinion) from all over the world. My Fair Lady, George Cukor, 1964. This my favorite poster. “Can people be changed so that others perceive them as above their social station?” Zdenek Kaplan, 1967, Czech The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie, Luis Bunel, 1972. The movie centers around six more »
