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Directed by Carl E. Rinsch, ‘The Gift’ Belongs to the "pararell Lines" Phillips Cinema campaning. Placed in Russia, The Gift is a Sci-Fi short with a savage Chase sequence on it. We made more than 20 full CGI shots for the short. Check out the animated pictures to see how it has been done. We also made the vechicles and some characters desings. We enjoyed creating such an unusual atmosphere and sense. Not the regular Sci-fi film we are used to see...

The New Tenants, a short film directed by Joachim Back, written by Anders Thomas Jensen, and adapted by David Rakoff. Winner of the 2009 Oscar for Best Live Action Short

Cast: David Rakoff (Frank), Jamie Harrold (Pete), Helen Hanft (Grandma), Vincent D'Onofrio (Jan), Kevin Corrigan (Zelko), Liane Balaban (Irene)

starring:
Candice Heiden
April Corley
Appelusa McGlynn

dir Hiro Murai
prod Kimberly Stuckwisch
dp Larkin Seiple
choreographer: Ryan Heffington
AD: Jamar Hawkins
gaffer: Matt Ardine
prod design: Maxwell Orgell
PM: Sara Eric Lacombe
wardrobe: Elise Velasco and Chris Velasco
color: Ricky @ MPC
ep Danielle Hinde @ Doomsday Ent

The Irish brogue can be tricky for some audiences, so I've made a version with English subtitles. The film without subtitles is here: https://vimeo.com/44229432

Based on the short story by Irish writer Mike McCormack, starring Gary Lewis and Ciaran Flynn. Filmed in just under two days in the UK on the South Downs just north of Brighton, on the RED. Download the press kit here: tinyurl.com/cln7o6h

Writer/director - Jason LaMotte
Producer - Allon Wechsler
Cinematographer - Lee Pulbrook
Production Designer - Tony Noble
Editor - Paul Trewartha
Original music - David Benjamin Steinberg

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Short Film directed by Adam Anthony
Written and produced by Adam Anthony and Edward Copestick

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www.themaestroshortfilm.com

Screenings:
- Tropfest 2011 (Australia)
- St Kilda Festival 2011 (Australia)
- The London Australian Film Festival 2011 (UK)
- New York City International Film Festival 2011 (USA)
- Palo Alto International Film Festival 2011 (USA)
- Edmonton International Film Festival 2011 (Canada)
- Shnit International Film Festival 2011 (Bern, Switzerland)
- Berlin Interfilm Festival 2011 (Germany)
- The Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival 2012 (France)
- Byron Bay International Film Festival 2012 (Australia)
- Monte Carlo International Film Festival 2012
- Busan International Short Film Festival 2012 (South Korea)

Awards:
- 3rd Prize at Tropfest 2011
- Best Cinematography at Tropfest 2011
- Best Experimental Short at Edmonton International Film Festival.

Role:
- co-writing and developing the initial concept with the writer / director
- finding and securing locations, talent, equipment and crew
- Assisting on shoots, designing and overseeing VFX shots and shooting 2 fairground timelapse scenes on the 5D MKII
- Promoting the film through the internet and film festivals

Credits:
Director / Producer / Writer / Writer" datatype="xsd:string">Editor / Writer" datatype="xsd:string">Editor" datatype="xsd:string">Art Director / Costume Designer - Adam Anthony
Co-Producer / Co-Writer / Visual Effects - Edward Copestick
Cinematographer - Tony Gardiner
Second Camera - Nate Martin
Composer - Benjamin Speed
Sound Designer - Rosie Chase
Sound Mixer - Sam Hayward
Colourist - Trish Cahill
Hair and Make-up - Jodi Gardener / Katy Clucas / Rachel Coenen
Wardrobe Ageing - Marc Barold
Location Sound - Chris Frith
Roto Artist - Oliver Stoke-Hughes
Violinist - Anne Thompson

Cast:
The Maestro - Gyton Grantley
Squeegee Kid - Nick Maricic
Motorist - Rory Williamson
Double Bay Kid #1 - Alex Thompson
Double Bay Kid #2 - Kirsty O'Conner
Double Bay Kid #3 - Olivier Leimbach
Security Guard - Justin Stewart Cotta

Here's a little film from Simon Ellis which has me in the main role. This was a lot of fun to shoot and thought I should put it out there. It was shot up by the Lake District in England and was a bit nippy. we shot on a PD 170 so you can see it's a little grainy. This film won a couple of awards. You can check out more from Simon on his website at bubtowers.com.au

A webseries debunking the myths of copying.
A week left on Indiegogo! http://igg.me/at/copyme

In the digital world, to copy is to duplicate information to somewhere else, using your own computing power. Digital property is not a finite resource!
Episode number two is basically extending the talk about copying vs stealing. Before heading to deeper waters, we feel it's really important to cover these things at length. In the digital world, things are rather different.

SOURCES, ATTRIBUTIONS AND MORE INFO AT:
http://copy-me.org/2014/05/ep-2-copying-stealing-released/

You can also find us here:
https://www.facebook.com/copymeorg
https://twitter.com/copymeorg
http://copy-me.org/

SUBTITLES BY:
Olli Paakkola, Julian Neuer, Antonis Triantafyllakis, Carlos Castillo, dzatochnik, Adam Busch.
Want to help with the translations? Please visit:
http://copy-me.org/contribute/copy-webseries-subtitles/

A story about life, love, and sugar packets.

Starring: Ian Hyland, Bill McHugh and Tom Everett Scott

Director: Brian McAllister
Screenplay by: Rebecca Sue Haber
Producer: Robert Cammisa
Director of Photography: Dennis Donovan
Music: Jarkko Hietanen
Executive Producer: Jim Mayzik

Festival Screenings:
2011 New Hampshire Film Festival
2011 Anchorage Int'l Film Festival (Honorable Mention)
2012 Dam Short Film Festival
2012 Skagway Winter Weekend Film Festival
2012 Omaha Film Festival
2012 Charlotte Film Festival
2012 Garden State Film Festival
2012 Phoenix Film Festival
2012 Rincon Int'l Film Festival, Puerto Rico
2012 Crossroads Film Festival
2012 West Chester Film Festival
2012 Siouxland Film Festival (Audience Award)
2012 Lighthouse International Film Festival
2012 Rainier Independent Film Festival
2012 Waterfront Film Festival
2012 Feel Good Film Festival
2012 Woods Hole Film Festival (Runner Up, Jury Prize)
2012 HollyShorts Film Festival
2012 DC Shorts Film Festival
2012 Rome International Film Festival
2012 Chesapeake Film Festival
2012 Williamstown Film Festival
2012 Rockport Film Festival
2012 Landlocked Film Festival
2012 Feast for the Eyes Food & Wine Film Festival, Minneapolis
2012 Mill Valley Film Festival
2013 Julien Dubuque Int'l Film Festival
2013 Cluj Shorts - Int'l Short Film Festival, Romania (Best Short Film)
2013 Gold Coast International Film Festival
2013 Portsmouth Short Film Night
2014 Mendocino Film Festival
2014 ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival, Germany
2014 Leuven Short Film Festival, Belgium

An account of the first days of shooting this film, illustrated with production stills, is available at:
http://philhaber.com/2011/09/11/the-making-of-the-man-at-the-counter-%E2%80%93-part-i/
and
http://philhaber.com/2011/09/21/the-making-of-the-man-at-the-counter-part-ii/

Other Links:
Short of the Week Review: http://www.shortoftheweek.com/2013/02/26/the-man-at-the-counter/
Facebook Page: facebook.com/TheManAtTheCounter
IMDB Page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2011308/
Filmmaker Brian McAllister's Page: www.editordirector.com
Twitter Page: twitter.com/editordirector

© 2011 Note to Self Films

Robert Kiyosaki is an entrepreneur and the author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, the #1 bestselling personal finance book of all time. In his talk, he discusses the power of financial education and how it relates to income inequality.

Best known as the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki has challenged and changed the way tens of millions of people around the world think about money. He is an entrepreneur, educator, and investor who believes the world needs more entrepreneurs.With perspectives on money and investing that often contradict conventional wisdom, Robert has earned an international reputation for straight talk, irreverence, and courage and has become a passionate and outspoken advocate for financial education.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

Made for the 72 Hour National Film Challenge

Genre: Spy
Prop: Ear Plugs
Line of Dialogue: Not everyone can be perfect
Character: Carl Leffler, Dog Trainer

A short film about waking up.

In the fleeting moments before she forgets her dreams, Suzanne searches her subconscious for an answer to the question on the tip of her tongue.

Produced by Eli Laszlo Berger
Cast: Shiri Ashkenazi, Atara Rose, Michael Marks, Mitchell Barnett
Director of Photography Kamil Plocki
Original Music by Asher Goldschmidt
Edited by Yinon Porat
Written & Directed by Marc Grey
(c) Kozak Films 2014

DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT: http://nightbeforethemorningsun.com/artists-statements.html

Watch PES's latest film "Submarine Sandwich" here: http://youtu.be/EWEl8-PHhMI

Get official PES merch here: http://pesfilm.com

Western Spaghetti | Written and Directed by PES | *2009 Sundance Film Festival Winner *TIME Magazine voted #2 Viral Video of the Year *2009 Audience Award, Annecy Animation Festival

Set in 1912, 'Uisce Beatha' (Gaelic for Whiskey or Water Of Life) is the true story of Tom, a young Irish man who leaves his home in rural Ireland to cross the ocean on the ill-fated 'Titanic'. But a night of celebration beforehand results in a twist that will affect Tom's fate drastically....

WINNER: Filmmakers' Choice, DC Shorts Festival 2013
WINNER: ‘Made In Cork’ — Cork Film Festival 2012
WINNER: 3rd Place Audience Prize: Chicago Irish Film Festival 2013
NOMINATED: Best Drama — Healdsburg International Film Festival 2012
NOMINATED: Best Short Film / Best Director — Lewiston-Auburn Film Festival 2013
NOMINATED: Best Short Film — Julien Dubuque International Film Festival 2014

Official Selection:
Jameson Dublin International Film Festival 2014
Helsinki Film Festival 2014
Raindance Film Festival 2013
Boston Film Festival 2012
San Francisco Irish Film Festival 2012
Fastnet Short Film Festival 2013
Waterford Film Festival 2013
Ford ‘8 Minutes’ competition
Dare Media Underground Short Film Festival 2012
Underground Cinema Film Festival 2012
Detours en Cinecourt 2012
RTE Shortscreen 2014

Starring Tadhg Hickey, Jack Healy, Martin Purcell and David Cooney

Written by Tadhg Hickey

Produced by Aideen Wylde

Directed, Shot and Edited by Shaun O' Connor

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Filmed on location in County Cork

This film was researched, written, cast, shot and edited in exactly one month, with a total budget of less than 300 euros.

A man falls for a woman in an elevator, but lacks the courage to talk to her. One rainy day, the two meet again in the elevator, and the man’s strain of lust is unleashed by the sight of her soaked body. He finally decides to take the initiative, which leads to a shocking truth.

We wanted to create a short story with a simple message.
We liked the idea of leaving everything you know, abandoning your comfort zone and venturing off into the unknown.
Choosing happiness over security.
Forgetting about what everyone has told you and finding truth for yourself.
Realizing the finality of every moment that passes and its importance in your life.
Your decisions are important. You are important.
If you want something, go get it. If you're unhappy, try something new. If you feel lost, take a trip and find yourself.
Our goal with this film is to offer a new perspective.

Thank you so much for watching! We're new to filmmaking. This is our first short and we know it's not perfect. We would love to hear any feedback, encouragement or advice you may have. Thanks again!

FILM FESTIVALS:

- Louisiana Film Prize
- Miami Short Film Festival
- Sun & Sand Mississippi Film & Music Festival
- Spokane International Film Festival
- Lets All Be Free Film Festival
- Crossroads Film Festival
- Fort Myers Beach Film Festival
- Manhattan Film Festival
- San Antonio Film Festival

FEATURED:

- Film Shortage Weekend Short List
http://filmshortage.com/shortlist/new-era/

Director / Writer / DP / Editor / Colorist / Composer / Sound Design : Zachary K Taylor

Director / Writer / Editor / Colorist / Sound Design : Erica Silverman

Era: Erica Silverman
Helen: Jane Pickett
Guy: Zachary K Taylor

www.newerashortfilm.com

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