"Win It" from Lola Kirke's EP 'Friends & Foes & Friends Again'<br />
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Director and Choreographer: Celia Rowlson-Hall<br />
Associate Choreographer: Jesse Korvasky <br />
Production Company: Made by Limbo<br />
Exec Producer: Chris Dodds<br />
Line Producer: Jonathan Melton<br />
Production Manager: Tess Pereyo<br />
Set PA: Max Novick<br />
Driver/Set PA: Sam Prout<br />
Director's Assistant: Sarah Dahnke<br />
Editor: Matthew C Levy<br />
Colorist: Samuel Gursky<br />
Color House: Irving Harvey // Kerry Mack<br />
Site Rep: Greg Rutkin <br />
DP : Jake Saner<br />
1st AC: Alex Hass<br />
Gaffer: Reed Nisson<br />
Light Board Operator: Chris Lunney<br />
Key Grip: Tim Ciavara<br />
Production Designer: Kit Sheridan<br />
On Set Sound Mixer: Joe Damico<br />
Make-up: Manana Saralidze<br />
Hair: Jenny Thomas<br />
Vintage from Gabriel Held Vintage<br />
Costume Designer: Liana Blum<br />
Wardrobe Assistant: Claire Pruett<br />
Cow-Pokes: Ida Saki<br />
Cow-Poke: Jesse Korvasky<br />
Cow-Poke: Kingsley Ibeneche<br />
Cow-Poke: Renata Lima<br />
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Dancers:<br />
Bethany Disque<br />
Danny Qiblawi<br />
Camila Arroyo<br />
Malin Barr<br />
Amy Bernardo<br />
Holly Sass<br />
Kate McGregor<br />
Adrienne Storrs<br />
Jacob Goodhart<br />
Rebecca Greenbaum<br />
Matilda Sakamoto<br />
Sarah Dahnke<br />
Claire Pruett<br />
Lauren Blair Smith<br />
Leal Zielinska<br />
Miranda Runyon<br />
Emily Pacilio<br />
Alexis Evans-Krueger<br />
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Special thanks to Billy Jones at The Dance

A tale of unrequited love and escalating hostility. FUN music video for Etta Bond and Raf Riley's Not UR GF. <br />
Directed/Animated by Everyone's Favourite www.instagram.com/everyones_favourite

Directed by Colin Solal Cardo<br />
Story by Christine and the Queens & Colin Solal Cardo<br />
Screenplay by Colin Solal Cardo<br />
Produced by Rémy Solomon<br />
Executive producers: Julien Berlan, Elsa Rakotoson, Marie Fioriti<br />
DOP: Crille Forsberg <br />
Choreographer: Ryan Heffington<br />
Editor: Tianès Montasser <br />
Costume Designer: Jonathan Huguet<br />
Set Designer: Jeanne Ader<br />
Color grading: Fabien Pascal <br />
Guest starring: Caroline Polachek and Félix Maritaud as “The Fauna”<br />
Dancers: Brandon Masele, Emmanuelle Soum, Enzo Boffa, Josh Wild, Liza Lapert, Maji Claire, Patric Kuo, Silvia Contento<br />
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Extras:Adam Dahibi, Adam Grandval, Alan Tardif, Alexia Pereira, Aminata Thiboult, Bonnie El Bokeili, Coli-Fary Diouf, Erwan Fale, Eva Studzinski, Fabian Lamy, Fatoumata Diawara, Fleur Dujat, Jordy Van Beghin, Laurent Benhenni, Mariana Benenge, Mélissa Bocoum, Melvin Malheurty, Nicolas Lecourt Mansion, Pricile Ugena, Reihane Grandguillaume, Roxanne Ky, Ryan Meng, Sahné Rasoanaivo, Serena Freira, Stencia Yambogaza, Thomas Lelong, Tidiane Diop, William Dybele<br />
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Line Producer: Ophélie Stavropoulos<br />
Production Coordinator: Mélanie Gilbon<br />
First Assistant Director: Juliette Mabille<br />
Second Assistant Director: Elsa Michon<br />
Assistant Choreographer: Benjamin Milan<br />
Casting Extras: Dourane Fall, Conan Laurendot<br />
Leader Extra: Fiona Bègue<br />
Assistant: Hugo Dao<br />
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First Assistant Camera: Loup Lebreton<br />
Second Assistant Camera: Dimitri Sorel<br />
Third Assistant Camera: Jimmy Nguyen<br />
Steadicam Operator: Rémi Quilichini<br />
B Camera Operator: Julien Pujol<br />
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Art Department Coordinator: Marie-Aubrey Molès<br />
Second Assistant Art Director: Isabelle Lawson<br />
Prop Master: Victor Delbos<br />
Set Decorators: Lisa Boukobza, Gilles Garnier, Clothilde Cras De Belleval, Timon Milon, Laurent Saint-Gaudens, Océane Dufau<br />
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Unit Manager: Kim Shewy<br />
Unit Assistants: Marion Prieux, Jean-Fred David, Djibyrile Sy, Romane Botquin, Penelope Ader, Charles Crapart, Alexandre Do, Emilia Massias, Jérôme Babinard, Sacha Hayon<br />
Gaffer: Basile Barniské<br />
Electricians: Adrien Lallau, François Auclair, Vincent Taberlet, Marchal Bedy, Frédéric Chevrier, Lucas Janiszewski, Matthieu Legoupil<br />
Key Grip: Tristan Morin<br />
Grips: Zaher Megdiche, Camille Conroy, Tanguy Bourgeois, Thomas Canivet, Ugo Villaume<br />
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Make-Up Artist: Manu Kopp<br />
Hair Stylist: Pawel Solis<br />
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First Assistant Costume Designer: Sarah Bernard<br />
Second Assistant Costume Designer: Lise Breton<br />
Adjuster: Brice Fernandes<br />
Stylist Extras: Pierre De Mones<br />
Stylist Extras Assistants: Jill Gattegno, Louise Pisselet<br />
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Sfx Make-Up Designers: Raphaël Guionnet, Charlotte Arguillere, Antoine Wayne, Cindy Bohn, Joël Mogade, Alexis Kinebanyan, Christophe Mureau<br />
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Sound Recordist: Charles Darnaud<br />
Sound Mix: Alban Lejeune, Eliott Sebbag<br />
Sound Mastering: Ash Workman<br />
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Post Production: Everest<br />
Head Of Post Production: Sylvain Obriot<br />
Color Grading: Fabien Pascal<br />
Post Producer Fx: Chloé Juillard<br />
Editing Assistant: Ella Dixon<br />
Technical Post Producer: Jeremy Le Bris<br />
Graphists: Vincent Heine, Stephane Gassin, Francois Puget, Damien Thiebot<br />
Title Designer: Julien Seiller<br />
Typographer: Julien Priez<br />
Set Photographer: Jonathan ‘Ojoz’ Adelaide<br />
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Special thanks to: Les équipes de l’Opéra national de Paris, Nicolas Lecourt Mansion, Julien Pujol, Silverway, Kodak, Everest, Rvz

To celebrate the 15 year-anniversary of Staff Picks, we invited 15 icons from the program to create interactive mixtapes of their favorite Staff Picks. This mixtape was created by [Carlos López Estrada <br />
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When the Philadelphia public-school system began losing almost all the funding for its music-education programs in 2007, thousands of instruments in need of repair were forced into retirement, and community members moved to action. In this triumphant new documentary by Charlie Tyrell, we are introduced to a few of the innovators, educators, volunteers, advocates, and musicians behind Symphony for a Broken Orchestra, a music and art project begun in 2017 that raised awareness for the issue, helping to get those broken instruments back into Philadelphia students’ hands. Symphony for a Broken Orchestra was originally created and commissioned by Temple Contemporary at Temple University, USA. Original support for Symphony for a Broken Orchestra was provided by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, Philadelphia.

Congo, maybe someone has already brought you back some stories, some sounds, some travel diaries. But what if there were more?<br />
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Teaser episode 2 --> https://vimeo.com/137128190<br />
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Directors / Executive producers / DOP : David Mboussou & Juan Ignacio Davila<br />
line co-producer : SPOA FILMS<br />
Production assistant : Emilie Lucas<br />
Starring Brice Djamboult<br />
Editing : Charlotte Audureau / Juan Ignacio Davila / Antoine Brun Hairion<br />
Assistant Editor : El Mehdi Bahou<br />
Assistant to filmmakers : Love Gildas<br />
Sound engineer: Mathieu Chiaverini / Eric Rey<br />
Color Grading: Dimitri Darul<br />
Logistic in Congo: Marian Ngolo <br />
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Logistic crew in Congo : Destin Ambi - Jean Bruno Ibara - Loembe Richel - James Obanda - Malonga Godiel - Christian Mabanza<br />
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Music : Encore Merci<br />
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About the artists <br />
David Mboussou : www.vimeo.com/davidmboussou // https://twitter.com/davidmboussou<br />
Juan Ignacio Davila : https://vimeo.com/dvljuan // https://twitter.com/juan_dvl<br />
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Join the community #iamcongo : https://www.facebook.com/pages..../I-am-Congo/16353855

A city portrait of Cairo during heavy rain and little shine. The weather is a metaphor to the chaos my underprepared city and its dwellers have to experience when the “unexpected” happens, in contrast to the usual chaos that is the city itself.<br />
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The film takes you on a ride through different neighborhoods in Cairo while the Egyptian Painter Salah Taher shares his views about the city on the radio.<br />
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Dir: Karim Shaaban<br />
DP: Fawzi Darwish<br />
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Sound Design & Mix : Fady Garas<br />
Grading: Ahmed Essam <br />
Editing: Karim Shaaban <br />
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Music : Dark Travels - Alistair Sung

Cape Town | Franschhoek | Hermanus | Plettenberg Bay | Shamwari <br />
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Sony A7S2 | GoPro Hero 5 | DJI Mavic Pro

Morocco is a heady mix of languages, cultures, religions, ancient traditions and modern sensibilities. It conjures up images of mint tea and tagine, date plantations and minarets, labyrinth medinas and pungent spice talls. Here's some shots that were taken during my road trip from Morocco starting from Fez to Chefchaouen to Casablanca to Marrakech and all the way to Sahara desert. Don't forget to watch it Full HD 1080p.<br />
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Camera: DJI OSMO Pro X5 with Tiffen Variable ND Filter<br />
Grading: After Effects with Film Convert Pro<br />
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Sound: Profound by LIGHTS & MOTION (download yours at musicbed.com/songs/profound/8580)

"That moment when perspective changes everything". A content piece for Texas Monthly and Frost Bank. Musician 'Shakey Graves' describes a pivotal moment in his life which became a catalyst for creativity.<br />
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Direction: Lee Arkapaw and Tessa Chong<br />
Animation: Clem Stamation, Lee Arkapaw, and Tessa Chong<br />
Sound design and audio: Alister Mew

Jump inside the mind of Bryn Atkinson as he blasts through the trails of interior British Columbia on his 2020 Norco Optic.<br />
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For more on the completely redesigned Optic: https://www.norco.com/2020optic <br />
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Video: Scott Secco<br />
Rider: Bryn Atkinson

a Moonhouse film<br />
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featuring Griff Washburn and Sadie<br />
director & cinematography: Ben Moon<br />
executive producer: Sean Patrick Sheahan | Best Friends Music<br />
editor: Jake Price<br />
colorist: Skip Armstrong<br />
music & score: Goth Babe<br />
sound design & final mix: Luke Mathers | Cascadian Sound<br />
archival footage: Levi Hoffbeck | 204Made<br />
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made possible with the support of Amazon Music and JUNESHINE

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Short Film | Argentina | 2022 | 13 Min |<br />
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Ricardo is set to play Jesus in a small town biblical reenactment. While he is crossing the countryside in a hurry to make it on time, he’ll crash upon a dilemma. Do miracles exist?<br />
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Premiered in Tribeca Film Festival 2022.<br />
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Written and Directed by MUMU<br />
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STARRING<br />
Martin Tchira as "Ricardo"<br />
Milagros Azem as "Milagros"<br />
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CREDITS<br />
Produced by Lula Meliche and Tomas Medero<br />
AD by Lucas Galambos<br />
Cinematography by Santiago Cantillo<br />
Production Design by Magdalena Peralta<br />
Costume Design by Rocio Ortiz de Latierro and Johy Turek<br />
HMU by Cecilia Bukovac and Rocio Marrodan<br />
Casting Director by Julian Calviño<br />
Sound by Martin Blaya, Martin Porta and Emiliano Monsegur<br />
Color Grade by Alejandro Armaleo<br />
VFX by M&M and Mariano Olivari<br />
Graphic Design by Marcelo Granero<br />
Edited by MUMU<br />
Film Process, Scan and Transfer by Kodak Film Atlanta Lab<br />
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<br />
With the support of Rebolucion

an internet spot i made for italian jeans manufacturer Meltin' Pot featuring Sage Price.<br />
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www.jimmymarble.com

June 2014<br />
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Featuring Angela Trimbur and Graham Becket<br />
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Director: Jimmy Marble<br />
Producer: Sage Price<br />
Executive Producers: Jett Steiger and Lana Kim<br />
Production Company: Ways & Means<br />
Production Coordinator: Jake Breslaurer<br />
DP: Eli Goldstein<br />
Production Designer: Aron Filkey<br />
Hair/Makeup: Sabrina Wilson<br />
Stylist: Georgia Stockwell<br />
1st AC: Erin Douglas<br />
2nd AC: Skylar Boccio<br />
Gaffer: Alvin Octoman<br />
Key Grip: Joeseph Wagoner<br />
Production Assistants: Lani Trock<br />
On site chef: Colin Kohler<br />
Colorist: Danny Reams<br />
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Lani Trock, Jake Breslaurer, and Joeseph Wagoner as the cloaked figures

All Souls | You Just Can't Win | Official Video<br />
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Album: Songs for the End of the World<br />
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Director: Marcos Sánchez<br />
Animation: Marcos Sánchez, Simón Jarpa<br />
Editing: Marcos Sánchez and Simón Jarpa<br />
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https://allsoulsband.com/<br />
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All Souls formed in Los Angeles in the winter of 2016 and have gone from playing local gigs to performing in theaters and arenas. Featuring Tony Tornay (Fatso Jetson, Josh Homme’s Desert Sessions, Deep Dark Robot with Linda Perry) Antonio Aguilar and Meg Castellanos (Totimoshi) and Erik Trammell (Black Elk), they were recently hand-picked to tour with Tool, The Jesus Lizard, (the) MELVINS, and Meat Puppets.

To celebrate the 15 year-anniversary of Staff Picks, we invited 15 icons from the program to create interactive mixtapes of their favorite Staff Picks. This mixtape was created by Ben Proudfoot.<br />
<br />
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Shot in Beautiful Cities in Morocco <br />
Casablanca, Asilah, Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fes, Merzouga, Boumalne Dades, Marrakech, Essaouira<br />
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a music by Nils Frahm 'sweet little lie'<br />
a film by GABWORKS

Marrakech <br />
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filmed and edited by Gulliver Moore<br />
starring Alice Weston<br />
music: Choros by Ludvico Einaudi <br />
additional sound design: Jon Coles<br />
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www.gullivermoore.co.uk<br />
https://www.instagram.com/gullivermoore<br />
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Shot on a Sony A7Sii with a Tamron 24-70mm & 70-200mm