Station 26 by Late Nite Design Studio:
This video is about Station 26
Shared: Station 26
This video is about Station 26
This video is about Station 26
Shared: Shaped by Time
Shaped by Time by Enrique Pacheco:
“Shaped by Time” is a time-lapse film that explore the power of nature trough the erosion of the different landscapes shown on the film. During thousands of years, the wind, the eruptions, the rain, the frost and the water of the rivers, have shaped this wonderful landscapes, going beyond the natural and becoming art work of monumental proportions.
For licensing this footage please contact the media department: media@enriquepacheco.com
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Music by Péter Nanasi: www.peternanasi.com
Shot with Sony A99 – Sony A7 and Zeiss lenses by Sony Spain.
Motorized Slider by www.Kietacam.com
If you want to learn how to make time-lapse movies like this, you might want to check my upcoming workshops: http://www.enriquepacheco.com/workshops
“Shaped by Time” es un corto realizado con la técnica de time-lapse, que explora el poder de la naturaleza a través de la erosión que esta produce en los diferentes paisajes que aparecen en dicha película. Durante miles de años, el viento, las erupciones, la lluvia, las heladas y el agua de los ríos, han dado forma a estos maravillosos paisajes, transcendiendo lo natural, y convirtiéndolos en autenticas obras de arte de proporciones monumentales.
Shared: GBW – SHIT BEER GEEKS SAY
GBW – SHIT BEER GEEKS SAY by GOOD BEER WEEK:
A short film by Good Beer Week and Bridge Road Brewers about the beer geeks we all know and love who might sometimes take their craft beer a little too seriously!
Head to http://goodbeerweek.com.au for full details of this year’s festival, which features 200 events across Melbourne and Victoria from May 17 to 25 2014 – including a stream of events dedicated purely to the beer geeks.
Shared: The Gunfighter
The Gunfighter by Eric Kissack:
Just another period western meta comedy short film.
Featuring the mellifluous voice of Nick Offerman.
I hope you enjoy it!
WINNER Audience Award for Best Short Film – LA Film Fest
Best of the Fest Selection – Palm Springs Short Fest
Official Selection – Cleveland International Film Fest
Official Selection – Seattle International Film Fest
Featured on Short of the Week – http://www.shortoftheweek.com/2014/06/23/the-gunfighter/
Go to facebook.com/thegunfighter for news about screenings in your area!
Directed by Eric Kissack (http://erickissack.com)
Written by Kevin Tenglin (http://kevintenglin.com/)
Produced by Sarah Platt
Shot by Jon Aguirresarobe (http://jonaguirresarobe.com/)
Costumes by Kate Mallor
Art Direction by Paul McConnell
Starring
Nick Offerman
Shawn Parsons
Scott Beehner
Eileen O’Connell
Timothy Brennen
Jordan Black
Brace Harris
Circus Szalewski
Travis Lincoln Cox
Schoen Hodges
Chet Nelson
Keith Biondi
Shared: BuckleDown Brewing
BuckleDown Brewing by Sean Mahoney:
BuckleDown Brewing is a small craft brewery and taproom in Lyons, IL. Just outside of Chicago, We opened in December of 2013 to create bold, flavorful beers with the same creativity & determination that built this great city and its enduring work ethic.
Shared: Char Siew 叉燒 ( Barbecued Pork)
Char Siew 叉燒 ( Barbecued Pork) by The Meatmen:
This is for the MEAT lovers. Char Siew can really be legendary when done well, but the best part of it is that cooking it is REALLY simple too!
(No we’re not talking about using bottled sauces nahhh)
Us MeatMen wanted to do a dish that went well with our beer-guzzling ways, so we set out to make this happen… but what happened is that we had to redo this for THREE times cuz we ate it all up before shooting it. Oops. Yes it’s that’s awesome when you marinate it with the sauces and glaze it with honey.. YUM.
So let’s stop the talking and start the drinking, and bring the beer!
http://themeatmen.sg/char-siew/
Shared: Street typography
Street typography by Tom Williams:
A short film of two craftsmen at work. Happened to see them at work very early one morning and grabbed the camera.
Street typography in action.
Shared: Slow Life
“Slow” marine animals show their secret life under high magnification. Corals and sponges are very mobile creatures, but their motion is only detectable at different time scales compared to ours and requires time lapses to be seen. These animals build coral reefs and play crucial roles in the biosphere, yet we know almost nothing about their daily lives.
Learn more about what you see in my post: http://notes-from-dreamworlds.blogspot.com.au/2014/03/slow-life.html
This clip, as well as stock footage, is available in 4k resolution. Make sure you watch it on a large screen! You won’t be able to appreciate this clip or see individual cells moving in a sponge on a smartphone. If you have a full-HD screen, when you enter full-screen mode, please press on “view actual size” next to the HD icon to improve sharpness.
To make this little clip I took 150000 shots. Why so many? Because macro photography involves shallow depth of field. To extend it, I used focus stacking. Each frame of the video is actually a stack that consists of 3-12 shots where in-focus areas are merged. Just the intro and last scene are regular real-time footage. One frame required about 10 minutes of processing time (raw conversion + stacking). Unfortunately, the success rate was very low due to copious technical challenges and I spent almost 9 long months just to learn how to make these kinds of videos and understand how to work with these delicate creatures.
I am glad that I abandoned the idea of making this clip in 3D (with two cameras) – very few people have 3D screens and it doubles processing time.
Gear:
– Canon 7D (died at the beginning of the project as I had overused it in my research), Canon 5d Mkiii (90% of footage is done with it)
– Canon MP-E 65 mm lens
– adjustable custom-spectrum lamps (3 different models)
– several motorized stages including StackShot for focus stacking
– multiple computers to process thousands of 22+ Mpx raw images and perform focus stacking (an old laptop died on that mission after 3 weeks of continuous processing).
Edited in Sony Vegas, Adobe Photoshop CS6, Zerene Stacker, and Helicon Focus.
Music: Atmostra III by Cedric Baravaglio, Jonathan Ochmann and Zdravko Djordjevic.
Visit my website to see more cool stuff: www.microworldsphotography.com
(consideration to buy a print from my website or to use the tip jar below the video is always welcome)
Inquiries/licensing/press: find my contact details here: http://www.microworldsphotography.com/About
Please do not share this clip to promote or endorse marine aquarium industry. I simply want people to admire life, but not to be told to buy stuff, especially poses captive animals
More about using my videos:
http://www.microworldsphotography.com/Image-Use/Video-Use-and-Licensing
Shared: All-Grain Brewing: How To Build a Mash Tun
All-Grain Brewing: How To Build a Mash Tun by Brewers Association:
When all-grain brewing, a mash tun is needed to conduct the mash and separate the liquid wort from the grain solids. American Homebrewers Association Director Gary Glass walks you through the steps to building a cheap and easy mash tun out of a rectangular picnic cooler.
Shared: Brian Suda – Visualising Data
Brian Suda – Visualising Data by Thinking Digital:
With the number of devices quickly out numbering the number of people connecting to the internet, we are going to soon be swamped with data. How can we go about visualizing the constant stream of information we are collecting so that it can be understood?