A much delayed follow-up video to 'A GoPro adventure in Tignes'. All shot on GoPro Hero 6 and GoPro Fusion. This was entirely a fun personal project I've wanted to do for a while and is in no way sponsored or paid for, etc.<br />
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Many thanks to Atrey for letting us use his track 'Galaxy Express' too - Go check out his stuff on Spotify!<br />
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Directed & Edited by myself and co-written by Susie Oosting <br />
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http://www.instagram.com/claudiuvoicu

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Executive Producer : Fabrice Damolini <br />
VFX Producer : Sébastien Noyon, Grégory Tournier <br />
CG Supervisor : Guillaume Dadaglio <br />
Shoot : Damien Canameras <br />
Grading : Mathieu Caplana <br />
Generalist : Guillaume Dadaglio <br />
Rigging : Alexandre Sauthier, Marine Sisnaki, Claire Auvin <br />
Animation : Marie Moyer <br />
Lighting : Valentin Lesueur <br />
Motion Design : Julien Maurin, Jean-Martin Mossu, Alexandre Tarquini<br />
Compositing : Sébastien Podsiadlo, Benjamin Boisgard, Aurélie Gondoin, Rémy Meillat, Margaux Chambas

El Viento is a non-profit providing opportunities for at-risk-youth in the Oak View community of Huntington Beach, California. If Oak View was a city, it would be the 11th poorest in the United States. Most families don't even think of education past high school. Since its inception, El Viento's afterschool program has given many students the support and structure to achieve unprecedented academic success. This is a story of three of those students.<br />
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Directed, Produced, & Edited by Amar Chebib<br />
Executive Produced by Mohammad Gorjestani<br />
Cinematography & Visual Effects by Noe Chavez<br />
Underwater Cinematography by Mike McMillan<br />
Location Sound by Samuel Mutch <br />
Sound Design & Mixing by Jeremy Therrien<br />
Music by Keen Collective (Courtesy of Marmoset)<br />
Colourist - Ayumi Ashley<br />
Production Manager - Kimberly Parker<br />
Production Assistants - Kevin Chang & Benjamin Peterson<br />
Translation - Tiffany Sainz & Lindsey Ridgway<br />
Security - Mark Parro

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In many parts of the world, children are leading an increasingly sedentary lifestyle, threatening both their short and long-term health. But the Swedish non-profit organization Generation Pep wants to change that – by creating a unique choreographed dance featuring 10.000 steps, to the iconic track D.A.N.C.E by Justice. Starring the 9-year-old dancing prodigy Lilyana Ilunga. <br />
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“Dance 10.000” is a global campaign created to inspire children and young people to move, while at the same time highlighting the problems and consequences of a sedentary lifestyle. With a unique music video featuring a choreographed dance with the 10.000 steps often referred to as the daily recommendation for physical activity.<br />
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According to the World Health Organisation, WHO, childhood obesity is one of the most serious global public health challenges of the 21st century, affecting every country in the world. In just 40 years, the number of school-age children and adolescents with obesity has risen more than 10-fold, from 11 million to 124 million (2016 estimates). Besides, an estimated 216 million were classified as overweight but not obese in 2016. The condition also affects younger children, with over 38 million children aged under 5 living with overweight or obesity in 2017.<br />
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Dancer - Lilyana Ilunga<br />
Janitor - Gaspard Auge<br />
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Music - Justice D.A.N.C.E<br />
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Agency - Forsman & Bodenfors<br />
Creatives - Adam Ulvegärde, Clara Uddman, Marcus Hägglöf <br />
Agency producer - Magnus Kennhed <br />
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Director - Filip Nilsson<br />
Producer - Sergej israel<br />
DoP - Mattias Rudh<br />
Executive producer- Kalle Wettre<br />
Set Design - Koja - Ulrika Axén & Tobias Eiving<br />
Stylist - Denise Östholm<br />
Hair & Make up - Jenny Fred<br />
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Choreographer - Sabrina Lonis<br />
Manager - Steven Clerima<br />
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Editor - Andreas Arvidsson (WGTAM)<br />
VFX - Swiss<br />
Grade - Tom Poole, CO3<br />
Sound design - Plop - Fredrik Sundberg<br />
Developing 35mm - Focus Film<br />
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Production Manager - Jon Hertov<br />
Coordinator - Alina Grön<br />
Prod ass. - Caroline Lindsten<br />
Prod ass. - Johanna Suxen<br />
Location Manager - Jesper Sundman<br />
First AD - Jimmy Francis<br />
Steadi cam - Johan Philips<br />
1st AC - Simon Bengtsson<br />
2nd AC - Jesper Lundqvist<br />
VTR - Filip Thunberg<br />
Gaffer - Kristian Bergström<br />
Gaffer - Olle Mollander<br />
Spark - Leonard Gaszynski<br />
Spark - Joel Sundqvist<br />
Spark - Anders Dahl<br />
Grip - Elias Branner<br />
Grip - Aurelio van der Smut<br />
Grip - Sebastian Karlsson<br />
Grip ass. Hugo Witting<br />
Props Master - Max Isaksson<br />
Props Assistant. - Alice Andersson

Full VFX breakdown: https://youtu.be/FkK7ty8ymDc

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BIG DATA is the paranoid pop music brainchild of Alan Wilkis. Visit https://www.bigdata.fm/ for more info.<br />
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His new single, “Monster (feat. Jamie Lidell),” is available now: bigdata.lnk.to/monsterYD<br />
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Short of the week: https://www.shortoftheweek.com/2018/11/22/big-data-l1zy/<br />
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"L1ZY" LOGLINE: A typical family is terrorized in a series of commercials for BIG DATA's revolutionary new A.I. product.<br />
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Watch the L1ZY launch spot, here: vimeo.com/271867658<br />
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Credits:<br />
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Created by GHOST+COW and BIG DATA<br />
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Directed by GHOST + COW<br />
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Written by BIG DATA and GHOST+COW<br />
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Executive Produced by BIG DATA<br />
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Produced by Steve Cozzarelli <br />
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Players: <br />
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Claire Burns - Mary<br />
David Levin - Gerry<br />
Juliet Brett - Alison<br />
Alexander Jameson - Brandon<br />
Sondra James Weil - Neighbor<br />
Lizy Ryan - L1ZY<br />
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Director of Photography - Luke Mccoubrey<br />
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Edited by Geordie Anderson<br />
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Score and original music by Alan Wilkis<br />
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Sound design and mix by Brian Goodheart <br />
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Sonic Union Producer - Halle Petro<br />
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Colored by Ashley Ayarza<br />
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Nice Shoes Producer - Elizabeth Mitchell <br />
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VFX artist - Tim Mearini<br />
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Production designer - Jana Bergstedt<br />
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Makeup / SFX artist - Emma Berley<br />
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Art PA / Driver - Scott Raven<br />
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Wardrobe Stylist - Kayci Rothweiler<br />
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1st AD - Ruby Walters<br />
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Assistant camera - Julian Tran<br />
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Sound mixer - Edward Morris<br />
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Camera PA - Beth Fletcher <br />
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Key Grip - Jesse Moritz<br />
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Grips - Landon Yost, Mitch Perrin<br />
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Gaffer - Jesse Sanchez-Strauss<br />
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Swing - Rylie Patterson<br />
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Production assistants - Smij McBee, Angie Blas<br />
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Special thanks to alldayeveryday productions, De Boer Media

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After winning every major contest during the 2018 season, Chloe Kim became the top women’s superpipe snowboarder in the world at the age of 17. In what came as a surprise to many, in October of 2019 Chloe released a YouTube video announcing that she would be taking a break from competition that season and attend Princeton University instead. The years of rigorous competition schedules, obligations, training, and more were impacting her mental well-being and left little time for Chloe to discover who she really was, or to determine her own path. “I don’t want anyone to think I’m about to retire or anything like that - that’s not it. I just need some Chloe-time! I need to be a human, I need to be a normal kid for once, because I haven’t been able to do that my whole life. So I just wanted to give myself one year, the first time in seven years, to give myself a break from competing,” said Chloe. Watch her first full Beyond the Bib Season Four episode here, and stay tuned to DewTour.com for Episode Two.<br />
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Directed by Jeremy Pettit<br />
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See more from Beyond the Bib Season 4:<br />
https://vimeo.com/showcase/6879069

Director Paul Herrmann <br />
Executive: Producer: Jakob Preischl <br />
Production: BWGTBLD GmbH <br />
Producer: Keshia Luna Biedermann <br />
Production Coordinator: Paul Maudanz <br />
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Camera Operator 1: Leon Moss <br />
Camera Operator 2: Christoph Michele <br />
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Art Director: Jeff Raven <br />
Gaffer: Avner Eisenstein <br />
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Stylist: Theresa Gross <br />
Stylist Assistant: Illia Kulishovv <br />
Mask: Sita Messer <br />
Hair Artist: Janina Zais <br />
Hair Assistance: Tina Pachta <br />
Nails: Camilla Inge Velbert <br />
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BTS Photographer: Hyesoo Chung <br />
Driver: Marcel Hennig<br />
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Edit: Matthias Graatz <br />
VFX Design: Jakob Lemme <br />
Grading: Jonny Thorpe <br />
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Special Thanks:<br />
Reitanlage MÜNCHEHOFE "REITREVIER"<br />
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Funjump Fehrbelllin: <br />
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Hans Lang @freeflei<br />
Lisa Lehmann @spree.gold

Directed by Ben Joyner<br />
DP: Hayden Mason<br />
Edit/Additional Camera: Ben Joyner<br />
Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli @ Ethos Studio<br />
Film Processing/Scans: Metropolis Post NY<br />
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SPECIAL THANKS:<br />
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Karen Kilgore Crantford<br />
Julie Kilgore Joyner <br />
REEL GOOD Film<br />
Ethos Studio <br />
Lightstone Rentals <br />
The Band U.S (cover band featured in the video)<br />
Andy King<br />
Brian Patton "The Misfit Cowboy"<br />
Forrest Johnson<br />
Henry Drayton<br />
The Neshoba County Fair Association<br />
Amber Joyner<br />
Sam Joyner<br />
Mary Marchand <br />
Taylor Alley <br />
Andrew Litten <br />
Daniel Henry<br />
Bobby Moser<br />
Brandon Kapelow <br />
Jacob Kirby<br />
Kevin Clark<br />
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Filmed on Location at the Neshoba County Fair, Mississippi <br />
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From 'Bigger Than Life,' out now: http://hyperurl.co/blackmarblebigger<br />
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Sacred Bones Records

Long live

A short animation, voiced by Dr Kathryn Mannix, which guides you gently on a step by step journey through the process of dying.<br />
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Acclaimed author, speaker and former palliative care physician Dr Kathryn Mannix has spent her medical career working with people who have incurable, advanced illnesses. The author of two Sunday Times Bestsellers – With The End in Mind and Listen, Dr Mannix is on a mission to reclaim the public’s understanding of dying.<br />
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CREDITS<br />
Written and voiced by Dr Kathryn Mannix<br />
Directed and designed by Emily Downe<br />
Animated by Martha Halliday<br />
Music and sound by Jan Willem de With<br />
Produced by Theos with thanks to The Fetzer institute

Run Forever is a digital media artwork visualising the vision of Hyundai Motor’s sustainable design and green energy for a clean mobility society. In Run Forever, the runner is at one with nature, transforming from water, to hydrogen and oxygen, to pure energy, before returning to nature in the form of plants. Inspired by the water cycle, Hyundai Motor’s clean hydrogen fuel process is renewable, generating infinite energy for our runner to ‘run forever’.<br />
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Run Forever launches the new brand space Hyundai Motorstudio Busan. The Motorstudio is a hub for design, exploring the power of design across all disciplines. Experiences in the Motorstudio are guided by the theme ‘Design to Live by’, reflecting how great design enriches and reinvents our everyday lives.<br />
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Run Forever features on the Creative Wall at Hyundai Motorstudio Busan. The digital artwork is among a variety of arts and cultural exhibits in the space that allow visitors to experience the vision of the Hyundai Motor brand.<br />
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The five-story Hyundai Motorstudio Busan is based in F1963, a cultural complex in the former Kiswire Suyeong wire rope factory designed by renowned architect Choi Wook. Universal Everything and Hyundai Motor have previously collaborated on a kinetic display experience and large-scale video artwork for the Hyundai Motorstudio in Goyang.<br />
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Run Forever also features in Hyundai Motor’s commercial TV campaign about clean energy.<br />
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https://universaleverything.co....m/projects/run-forev

From a migrant family from UP to representing India globally, witness a story of belief and faith from the grassroot of India with a young boy poised to lead the nation’s quest for a medal at Breakdance for the first time and bring India the ULTIMATE GLORY.<br /><br />#kadambadhaoindia #righttosports #exide #exidecare #outlookindia #indiamovesonexide #asiangames #olympics #sports #sportsinindia #indiansports #asiangames2023 #breaking #breakdance #parisolympics #olympics

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A Small Antelope Horn’ by Carlo Rovelli, theoretical physicist, founder of loop quantum gravity theory and bestselling author, is out now exclusively on Alexander. Set in northern Tanzania, this non-fiction feature follows Rovelli’s recent journey from studying black holes to tracking animals with the Hadza—one of the last hunter-gatherer societies in Africa. Read by Academy Award-nominated actor Richard E. Grant, ‘A Small Antelope Horn’ speaks of the history of civilisation, and the timeless wisdom of nomadic lifestyles of the past.<br />
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Read, listen, and watch the full story on Alexander. Available in the App Store.<br />
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Written by @carlitorovelli <br />
Read by @richard.e.grant <br />
Directed by @_rubberband<br />
Animated by @james_siewert_artwork<br />
Music by @cosmosheldrake<br />
Creative direction @lookstudiosnyc