Showing posts with label foreign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foreign. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

A Day in Paris

A day in PARIS from Benoit MILLOT on Vimeo.



Direction : Benoît Millot / www.lepotagerdesign.com
Camera Operator: Sébastien Jousse
Production : Tulipes&Cie – Charles Drouin / www.tulipes-cie.com
Animation 3D : Microbe studio / www.microbestudio.com
Music / Electric President "I'm Not The Lonely Son"
Client / Vinci
Camera / Canon 7D
Post production / 3D Maya et Maxwell

Monday, January 11, 2010

Orgesticulanismus


Film by Mathieu Labaye

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Chocolate Haas

Monday, August 4, 2008

Down the Coast

Two hitchhikers get picked up by a Maori in New Zealand. I thought this one was interesting because I actually got the Maori/Kiwi jokes. I even knew what this dude was talking about most of the time. But I wondered whether someone who hadn't visited NZ would quickly lose interest in something so colloquial.
View at NZshortfilm.com
Directors: Jeremy Dumble & Adam Luxton
Runtime: 11:24

Saturday, August 2, 2008

Italian Spiderman

I caught this video on YouTube sometime ago and thought it was just some odd parody of Spiderman. I ran across it again today and found out there's a whole series of 10 episodes that follow. And they're pretty great (though the director admits you either love it or hate it). The trailer was shot on 16mm for a university project in Adelaide, Australia. It's popularity led the cast and crew to shoot an additional 37 minutes of material with financial assistance from the South Australian Film Corp. There's a whole backstory behind the Italian Spiderman film's origins involving an Italian orange grower company named Alrugo which also produced films. It's zany, you can try to make sense of it all via the links below.
Trailer:

Episode 1:

Episode 2:


Episode 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 [links open in new windows]

Director: Dario Russo
YouTube Channel
Official Site
Alrugo Blog

Advertising

I was perusing the I Believe in Advertising blog today and ran across two ads I enjoyed for reasons I can't really pinpoint. The first one just gave me fond memories of New Delhi (though I think it was shot in Mumbai) and, as it intended, moments we wish we could relive:

Director: Ringan Ledwidge

The next one is a nice piece of animation for what I believe is a French children's television channel called "Tiji":

Director/Animator: Yoann Lemoine

Thursday, July 31, 2008

Tube Adventures

A group of dudes from Spain put together this interactive YouTube video using the annotations feature. I lost interest in about 40 seconds but it did stink of 'potential'. If anyone's up for writing something, I'm up for shooting it :cough Brant cough:

Try TUBE ADVENTURES

Note: This apparently only works via the YouTube site and not embedded videos. Hence the absence of another embed to slow your browser.

Friday, July 25, 2008

Atama Yama (Mt. Head)

After a stingy man eats some cherry seeds, a cherry tree grows on his head and he gets into a lot of trouble. This animated film is a modern interpretation of the traditional Japanese Rakugo story "Atama-yama" set in contemporary Tokyo.


Director: Koji Yamamura
Runtime: 10:00

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

The Story of a Sign


"With a stroke of the pen, a stranger transforms the afternoon for another man..."

Director: Alonso Alvarez Barreda
Runtime : 04:50

Sunday, July 13, 2008

Lo que tú quieras oír

This one's in Spanish. What's incredible is that this film has over 74 million hits on YouTube. There's an English synopsis below.


Sofia, a preschool teacher, returns home from her job to find a recording on her voicemail from her husband, Miguel, telling her that he has left and is not coming back. She stays at home depressed for a couple of weeks, before having the idea to take the recording and rearrange it to make Miguel say what she wants him to. After having him tell her he needs to come home and he loves her and other similar things, Sofia smiles and tells him, simply, "No."

Director: Guillermo Zapata
Runtime: 8:00