It was more than a year ago that we promised to let you know when Tom Lowe’s Timescapes film was complete. Ready for it? The DVD is now available for pre-order. Prices start at $14.95 for standard DVD, but there are also Special and Platinum editions available which feature benefits such as having your name in the film credits and your name being listed as an Associate Producer on imdb. View the latest trailer for the movie after the jump.
How much can be said in one second? Not much in terms of words, but certainly a lot in terms of emotions. The following video shows the first round submissions of the One Second Film Festival. Submissions for the 3rd round are open from November 16th – December 13th, 2011.
Do you have what it takes to write a tall tale? If so, you have a chance at directing a short film starring Kevin Spacey.
The following is a short film which stars a girl named Dot who is only 9mm tall. It was shot using a Nokia N8 with a microscopic attachment. The video has Dot facing a handful of obstacles as she runs through a microscopic world. The figurines were created with a 3D printer, and are so small that they had to be painted using a microscope.
What’s cooler than watching paint dance? Watching it dance in slow motion along side music. Watch the colourful video by Ross Ching after the break.
How do you introduce a video without giving away that vital piece of information that brings it all together? I guess I just did. The following short film titled Tick Tock was created by Ien Chi, with a 5d mark ii & a 24-70mm lens on a steadicam merlin. I challenge you to watch it twice, as once you figure out what it’s all about, the experience of watching this film changes entirely.
Sean & Lisa Ohlenkamp created this stop motion video about books that organize themselves within 2 bookshelves. I can’t imagine how long this took to complete. Watch the video, which includes a dancing banana, after the break.
This is a short film by Lizzie Oxby created from only a few photographic stills. Add some nifty post production, and you’ve got a great video. Can you guess what will happen? See if you’re right, after the break.
If you’ve ever played Mario Kart, you will love this hyper real video created by Freddie Wong. It’s got everything: Question Blocks, Green Shells, Red Shells, a Star, and a Mushroom. Our friend Lakitu also makes a few appearances. Great work Freddie!
The Brick Theif is a stop motion film about children and their imagination when they play with LEGO’s. Definitely worth the watch. Video after the break.
Check out this stop animation film that was created by drawing with light. It took more than 300 hours to create, including the use of 200 stencils. Now that’s dedication! Video after the break.
Nuit Blanche explores a fleeting moment between two strangers, revealing their brief connection in a hyper real fantasy.
