SATELLIKE - artistic sceneries of Asia, created with ink on a piece of paper.<br />
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This project was initiated by a job I did for the National Palace Museum of Taipeh. The museum ran an exhibition on culture treasures of the history of Taiwan in 2020. I was hired to create fluid and abstract interpretations of some iconic items, a collection of several drawings and artworks. I decided to develop my existing methods further, stepping away from stock paints and ink and creating most of the paints myself. One important aspect was to implement natural colors and realistic earth tones to the color palette and focus more on details than on a commercial look with punchy color and contrast.<br />
Over a period of 4 months, I experimented with natural substances like sand, stone powder and historic pigments. Some of these supplies are rare and expensive, for example jade and malachite powder. <br />
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On Set: https://vimeo.com/507198210<br />
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What you see in SATELLIKE are very long shots of watery ink in motion on several coats of half dried paint. Drying the paint leads to organic structures which can be brought to life again with water, ink and sour flow release mediums. The results look different from my usual approach, way more realistic and less otherworldly. I was excited about the aesthetics of the images and decided to do an individual piece. Although this is the final result for now, it feels more like I’m at the very beginning.<br />
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Thanks for watching.<br />
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Joe Buffalo is an Indigenous skateboarding legend. He’s also a survivor of Canada’s notorious Indian Residential School system. Following a traumatic childhood and decades of addiction, Joe must face his inner demons to realize his dream of turning pro.<br />
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A short hybrid documentary executive produced by Tony Hawk and distributed by The New Yorker. <br />
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Watch the full film here: https://vimeo.com/757444197<br />
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IDA Awards - Best Short Nomination<br />
DOC NYC - Awards Shortlist<br />
SXSW - Audience Award<br />
Tribeca - Official Selection<br />
REGARD - Jury & Audience Awards<br />
Calgary Underground - Jury & Audience Awards<br />
NorthwestFest - Best Canadian Short<br />
Planet In-Focus – Best Canadian Short<br />
Local Sightings - Best Short Documentary<br />
Nevada City - Best Cinematography & Editing<br />
Bendfilm - Best Indigenous Short<br />
Cordillera - Best Indigenous Short<br />
Telefilm Canada’s “Not Short On Talent” @ Cannes 2021<br />
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Director & Editor - Amar Chebib<br />
Writers - Joe Buffalo & Amar Chebib<br />
Producers - Hayley Morin, Mack Stannard, Amar Chebib<br />
Executive Producer - Tony Hawk & Mohammad Gorjestani<br />
Cinematographer - Liam Mitchell<br />
1st AC - Solomon Chiniquay<br />
Sound Design & Mix - Matt Drake<br />
Post-Sound Mentee - Kaitlyn Redcrow<br />
Colourist - Sam Gilling<br />
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Production Company - Luminus Films<br />
In Association With - Even/Odd<br />
With the Participation of - The Canada Council for the Arts<br />
Distributed by The New Yorker

Introducing Ralph, the new spokes-bunny of the global campaign to ban animal testing for cosmetics. #SaveRalph​​ is a powerful stop-motion animation short film produced by Humane Society International, featuring an all-star multinational cast including Taika Waititi, Ricky Gervais, Zac Efron, Olivia Munn, Pom Klementieff, Rodrigo Santoro, Tricia Helfer and more. https://hsi.global/SaveRalph​<br />
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Save Ralph is a powerful stop-motion animation short film featuring Oscar winner Taika Waititi as the voice of Ralph, who is being interviewed for a documentary as he goes through his daily routine as a “tester” in a lab.<br />
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HSI’s #SaveRalph​ campaign tackles the cruelty of animal testing in an original and unexpected way—using the story of one bunny to shine a light on the plight of countless rabbits and other animals in laboratories around the world.<br />
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While Ralph is animated, the miseries he endures in the short film are far from made up. As Spencer Susser, the director of Save Ralph, says, “It's so important that Ralph feels real because he represents countless real animals who suffer every day.” <br />
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Susser, known for his film Hesher, is among a slate of powerhouse celebrities and influencers who collaborated with Humane Society International on the making of Save Ralph. In addition to Waititi as Ralph and Gervais as the interviewer, the film has Zac Efron as Bobby, Olivia Munn as Marshmallow, Pom Klementieff as Cinnamon and Tricia Helfer as Cottonballs. <br />
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Producer Jeff Vespa (Voices of Parkland) teamed up with the Arch Model studio of puppet maker supreme Andy Gent (Isle of Dogs, The Grand Budapest Hotel) on the production. https://hsi.global/SaveRalph

Join Holden explorer, Fredi Kalbermatten as he he takes us on a journey through his home-town, Saas Fe, Switzerland. Directed on location by Gray Thompson during the spring of 2017, this mini-documentary dives deeper into Fredi’s seasoned mountain knowledge, his lifestyle, and into some deep powder fun along with Gray. Cinematography by Puzzle Media. Featuring music by Zac Marben.

Also check out my Pyongyang film here: https://vimeo.com/300271709<br />
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A few weeks back I had the chance to visit Pyongyang and attend the Mass Games there. This show is by far the most incredible and amazing performance I have ever laid my eyes on. Watch this 4 minute film and you will know why. Only a communist country can pull something like this off I guess. However, I do not want to get involved in politics here, so please do your own research. <br />
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Many thanks to Simon Cockerell and Jessica Mader from Koryo Tours ( https://koryogroup.com ) and Ri So Hyang, Kim Sun Mi, Lee Song Hyok, Kim Yong Un from KITC for arranging permissions and making this project possible. <br />
By the way: I did not get paid to shoot this film!<br />
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Mass Games can basically be described as a synchronized socialist-realist spectacular, featuring over 100,000 participants in a 90-minute display of gymnastics, dance, acrobatics, and dramatic performance, accompanied by music and other effects, all wrapped in a highly politicized package. Students practiced every day from January onwards. The 90 minute performance is held every evening at 7pm and features the 'largest picture in the world' a giant mosaic of individual students each holding a book whose pages links with their neighbours’ to make up one gigantic scene. When the students turn the pages the scene or individual elements of the scene change, up to 170 pages make up one book. <br />
In August 2007, the Mass Games were recognised by Guinness World Records as the largest gymnastic display with 100,090 participants at the May Day Stadium in Pyongyang. (Source Wikipedia)<br />
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A time-lapse tilt-shift film by Joerg Daiber.<br />
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Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/spoonfilm<br />
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/littlebigworld<br />
Web: http://www.spoonfilm.com<br />
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You can license raw footage clips from the Little Big World series here: http://www.gettyimages.com/videos/spoonfilm?phrase=spoonfilm&sort=best&excludenudity=true#license<br />
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WATCH FULL SCREEN!<br />
Shot with Lumix GH4 and GH5, 14-140mm and 7-14mm Lumix Lenses. Postproduction with Adobe Creative Production Suite.<br />
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Music: The Internationale by Pierre De Geyter, performed by Choir and orchestra of Bolshoi Theatre, conducted by G. Rozhdestvensky<br />
and Swan Lake by Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, performed by Apollo Symphony Orchestra.

[O] imitates nature in its manner of operation. The film depicts cycles in a world entirely based on sound frequency and vibration.<br />
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Film by Mario Radev and Chiara Sgatti<br />
Sound Design and Music by Toni Quiroga at Accept Productions<br />
Colouring Assistance: Anna Smirnova, Dana- Mari Tarakchieva, Vincent Hollywell<br />
5.1 Mix: George Roberts

Tony’s Chocolonely is the impact company on a mission to make all chocolate 100% slave-free. In collaboration with Idris Ilba, we created a colorful manifesto about fair and unfair. <br />
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Creative Agency: HERC the agency<br />
Creative Director: Rogier de Bruin & Emilio de Haan<br />
Account Director: Niels Heimens<br />
Agency Producer: Kiek Beljaars<br />
Choco monster animation: Brian Elstak<br />
Title design: Joëlle Strijk<br />
Mural design: Franko Rosas<br />
Chocolate shots: Chuck Studios<br />
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Production: Division Paris<br />
Director: Helmi<br />
Director of Photography: Deepa Keshvala<br />
Executive Producer: Theo Gall<br />
Edit: Antonin Brones (Division)/ Etienne Gueriaux (Machine Molle) / Brian Ent (Kapsalon)<br />
Grading: Arthur Paux<br />
Post Production: Machine Molle<br />
Styling: Jill Gattegno<br />
Set producer: Alliochia Madeuf<br />
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Music: Tshegue<br />
Narrative: Rogier de Bruin x Idris Elba<br />
Voice over: Idris Elba<br />
Sound design: Audentity / Niels den Otter<br />
Music Supervisor: Pitch & Sync London<br />
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Client: Tony’s Chocoloney<br />
Thecla Schaeffer - Marketing Magic Maker (Head of Marketing)<br />
Sabrina Spong - Movement Lead Marketing<br />
Nadine de Ridder – Creative Strategist<br />
Martijn Beenen - Project Manager

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Around The Bend is a journey through the moments and memories that become milestones as we travel the road of life. Equally wonderful and transient, the experience is marked by our relationships, glued together by unconditional love, and carried beyond our time in the legacy of those who come behind.<br />
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License footage from the film here: https://www.filmsupply.com/shoots/around-the-bend-individuals-and-families-at-different-stages-of-life-in-los-angeles/18851<br />
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Writer & Director: Ross Haines<br />
Cinematographer: Benjamin Kitchens<br />
Executive Produced By: Trust<br />
Executive Producers: Sarah Brannan & Loren Victory<br />
Production Support: Riverside Entertainment<br />
Producers: Ian Sadler & Hope Rubinkowski<br />
Casting Director: Maria O’Driscoll<br />
Casting Company: Popcasting<br />
Executive Producer Post: Kayan Choi<br />
Editor: John Gallager<br />
Assistant Editor: Ilya Sarossy<br />
Assistant Editor: Mike Taylor<br />
Edit House: Outsider<br />
Original Score: Nicolas Barry<br />
Art Director: Tony Pizza<br />
Sound Design & Mix: Dan Hart<br />
Sound House: Shindig<br />
Colorist: Derek Hansen<br />
Color Producer: Jenny Bright<br />
Color House: AFX Creative<br />
Gaffer: Joshua Atkins<br />
Key Grips: Zandra Cullen & Luke Sacksteder<br />
1st AC: Max Harsant & Rayner Hallera<br />
2nd AC: Cameras: Joe Dibartolomeo & Natalie Izquierdo<br />
PAs: Ella Windmiller, Graham Mekjian & Elmer Aviles Jr.<br />
Hair & Makeup: Avie Mua<br />
Photographers: Joshua Peters & Marcus Gustafsson<br />
Poster Design: Dino Manuel & Brennan Hickey<br />
Camera: Panavision<br />
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Cast:<br />
Karter Owolabi<br />
Amber Tiara<br />
Danice Page<br />
Korbin Han<br />
Joanna Cretella<br />
Blake Takahashi<br />
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Kevin M. Walsh<br />
Thomas DeSanto<br />
Phil Painter<br />
Zarah Ellis<br />
Taze Ellis<br />
Linda Forrester<br />
Beverly Raegan Ma<br />
Atiana Price<br />
Wren Samudio<br />
Aspen Reign<br />
Ethan Clark<br />
Emma Clark<br />
Linda Dorsett<br />
Angelo Bendana<br />
Carlos Bendana<br />
Charlie Bendana<br />
Isaac Bendana<br />
Patricia Barela<br />
Ava Lee Rose<br />
Bryn Sage<br />
Vesna Ramos<br />
Brent Picha<br />
Slade Picha<br />
Christen Jang<br />
Shiva Ayama<br />
Hannah Weseloh<br />
Dawson Weseloh<br />
Henry Hayes<br />
Jannik Ouwersloot<br />
Joost Ouwersloot<br />
Vance Carraher<br />
Dayci Brookshire<br />
Cindy Le<br />
Julian Clark<br />
Rhonda Bankston<br />
Sol Jaime<br />
Fabian Jaime<br />
Bria Jaime<br />
Seth Hafley<br />
Taya Grace Bennigson<br />
Ida Kay<br />
Kush Patel<br />
Jacqueline Crowe<br />
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Sagan Barbour<br />
Morgan Lee<br />
Summer Benson<br />
Hollidae Wilder Livingston<br />
Jennifer Scibetta<br />
Jordyn DeGreef<br />
Art Pitcher<br />
Very Special Thanks:<br />
Tess Canfield<br />
Nicholls Family<br />
Haines Family<br />
Khabazian Family<br />
AFX Creative<br />
Dynamic Dynosaur Studio<br />
Samuel Bennets<br />
Zach Meadow<br />
Cynthia Graner<br />
Bendon Nelson<br />
Pastor Alvarado<br />
Maliik Morales<br />
Andrew Litten<br />
A-Frames Creative<br />
Labrador Post

All good things come in threes, and I was happy to be asked once again to create opening titles for Playgrounds, this time for their brand new In Motion festival held in London and Rotterdam. After creating the overall look and feel for the new festival together with the fine folks at BUCK (more on this later!), I wanted to take the wavelength concept that’s at the core of the identity, and take it into as many directions as possible. Waterslides! Apples! Balloon animals! The resulting titles are a patchwork of different styles and ideas, but isn’t that a fitting way to enter the world of In Motion?<br />
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Client: We Are Playgrounds<br />
Director: Erwin van den IJssel<br />
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Additional Animation: Hugo Morais, Kanso Ogbolu<br />
Music & Sound Design: Bertus Pelser @ Amp.Amsterdam

Agency: Mullenlowe<br />
Director: Mads Broni<br />
Production Company: Passion Animation Studios

Every year more than 20,000 girls are trafficked across the Nepal / India border. Our Daughters chronicles the journey of Karuna, a young woman who since being rescued has dedicated her life to the battle against sexual slavery.<br />
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To help, visit ourdaughtersinternational.org <br />
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Director - Kurt Andrew Schneider<br />
Production - The Eightfold Collective<br />
Executive Producer - Nicholas Stachurski<br />
Cinematographer - Sam Davis<br />
Editor - Kurt Andrew Schneider<br />
Animator - Esteban Melean<br />
Production Design - Brooke Weatherford<br />
Composer - Giosuè Greco<br />
Colorist - Sofie Borup<br />
Sound Design - Gabe Sayre

In this short film, you will be taken on a journey through the incredibly varied landscapes of this imposing continent, South America. <br />
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One year of travel, nine countries, countless hours on busses, motorbikes, and cars. Hundreds of thousands of images taken. 30TB of data used, 5 months of editing. The time-lapse film features South America like it has never been before with images from Brazil, Venezuela, Guyana, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador.<br />
Read more about the project on https://www.mortenrustad.com/south-america<br />
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The music is specially composed for this video by Jogeir. Check him out on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jogeirmusic<br />
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To see what equipment I used, see this video: https://youtu.be/Vg6h0U3S8_o<br />
Motion control gear by Syrp (https://www.syrp.co/)<br />
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The clips in this film are available for licensing at resolutions up to 8K (7680*4320). Contact information can be found at mortenrustad.com<br />
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Produced by VJUS (https://www.vjus.no)<br />
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For more of Morten's work, check out https://www.mortenrustad.com

Senior is a Telluride icon, instrumental in the development of the Telluride Ski Resort. Telluride would not be what it is today without Senior.<br />
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Directed by Ben Knight and Travis Rummel of Felt Soul Media /// www.feltsoulmedia.com<br />
Associate Producers: Annie Carlson and Lisa Eidsmo<br />
Archival material generously provided by: The Telluride Historical Museum, Senior Mahoney, Dean Rolley, Frank B. and Gladys M. Wilson Collection<br />
Music by Goldmund Song: Threnody www.unseen-music.com

At Crankworx Cairns in 2023, Nicholi Rogatkin had a season-ending injury. This was the first time in his career that he had to sit out a season. This short highlights the magic of getting back on a bike again after injury.<br />
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Presented by Specialized Bikes<br />
Directed, filmed, and edited by Keenan DesPlanques

Misty field, crowded locker room. Margo belongs to neither. Maybe if she loses her virginity, she will finally find her place.<br />
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Written and directed by Marija Apcevska<br />
Production Kino Oko in Co-Production with Servia Film and For Grade<br />
Produced by Robert Naskov<br />
Co-Produced by Miloš Ljubomirović and Milan Popović<br />
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Cast: Antonija Belazelkoska and Luka Mitev<br />
Director of Photography: Vladimir Samoilovski<br />
Production Designer: Kiril Spaseski<br />
Costume Designer: Biljana Grgur<br />
Editor: Dragan Von Petrović<br />
Make Up Designer: Goran Ignjatovski<br />
Sound Designers: Igor Popovski and Bojan Palikuča<br />
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Festival distribution: Lights On https://www.lightsonfilm.com/northpole.html<br />
Sales: Premium Films https://www.premium-films.com/

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Teenager Ly and her cousins get high before a boisterous family Thanksgiving at their Auntie Pinky’s house in southeast San Diego in 2006.<br />
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50+ FESTIVAL SELECTIONS AND WINNER OF:<br />
2023 Sundance Film Festival · Short Film Grand Jury Prize (Academy Qualifying)<br />
2023 SXSW Film & TV Festival · Special Jury Award for Vision<br />
2023 Nevada City Film Festival · Best Production Design, Best Editing<br />
2023 San Diego Filipino Film Festival · Jury Award for Best Short Narrative, Audience Award<br />
2023 Drunken Film Fest Oakland · Best U.S. Narrative<br />
2023 San Diego Asian Film Festival · Grand Jury Prize<br />
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FEATURING<br />
Kailyn Dulay<br />
Melissa Arcaya<br />
Elle Rodriguez<br />
Whitney Agustin<br />
Gina Gimongala<br />
Alex Atienza<br />
Allen Wayne Anderson<br />
Joseph Mayang<br />
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WRITER AND DIRECTOR<br />
Kayla Abuda Galang<br />
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PRODUCERS<br />
Samantha Skinner<br />
Udoy Rahim<br />
Alifya Ali<br />
David Oconer<br />
Kayla Abuda Galang<br />
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FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR<br />
Matt Stryker<br />
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SCRIPT SUPERVISOR<br />
Cleveen Dominguez<br />
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PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS<br />
Nikia Fenix<br />
Edrian Pangilinan<br />
Jamuelle Zumel<br />
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DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Rajinee Buquing<br />
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FIRST ASSISTANT CAMERA<br />
Emily Sanchez<br />
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SECOND ASSISTANT CAMERA<br />
Marissa Roxas<br />
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DIGITAL IMAGING TECHNICIAN<br />
Jonathan De Guzman II<br />
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GAFFER<br />
Hannah Barker<br />
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KEY GRIP<br />
Roland Lazarte<br />
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GRIP<br />
Matthew Fitzpatrick<br />
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PRODUCTION SOUND MIXER AND RECORDIST<br />
Will Kurzner<br />
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PRODUCTION DESIGNERS<br />
Meryl Aquino<br />
Serina Chantrachuck<br />
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FOOD STYLIST<br />
Anthony Ayatin<br />
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WARDROBE SUPERVISORS<br />
Annabelle Sundara<br />
Carlo Ybanez<br />
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MAKEUP & HAIR ARTIST<br />
Rochelle Sunglao<br />
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ASSISTANT HAIR & MAKEUP ARTIST<br />
Lily Soleil Correa Lewites<br />
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STILLS PHOTOGRAPHERS<br />
David Oconer<br />
Matt Stryker<br />
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EDITORS<br />
Kayla Abuda Galang<br />
Matt Stryker<br />
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ASSISTANT EDITOR<br />
Jonathan De Guzman II<br />
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SOUND DESIGNER AND COMPOSER<br />
Will Kurzner<br />
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RE-RECORDING MIXERS<br />
Will Kurzner<br />
Morgan Honaker<br />
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VISUAL EFFECTS<br />
Tate Gibson<br />
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COLORIST<br />
Alex Winker<br />
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TITLE DESIGNER<br />
Serina Chantrachuck<br />
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MUSIC CONSULTANT<br />
Graham Kurzner<br />
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AUSTIN UNIT GAFFER<br />
Maurice Vellas<br />
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AUSTIN UNIT PRODUCTION DESIGNER<br />
Emily Sturrock

winter 2016<br />
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production company: Ways & Means<br />
Producer: Taylor Vandegrift<br />
DP: Andrew Wheeler<br />
PD: Margaux Rust

Party time is all the time...<br />
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Directed by Nick Roney <br />
for Stink Films & Callen<br />
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STINK FILMS<br />
Executive Producers — Ryland Burns, Katie Lambert, & Martha McGuirk<br />
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CALLEN<br />
CCO — Craig Allen<br />
Creatives — Matt Nall / Kyle Davis<br />
Executive Producer — Mike Davidson<br />
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NAMESAKE CONTENT<br />
Producer — Elisha Gustafson<br />
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Director of Photography — Christopher Ripley<br />
1st AC — Jordan Utley & Spencer Goff<br />
2nd AC — Chris Hammock & Brenna Empey<br />
Camera PA — Corbin Dallin<br />
Gaffer — Brent Rowland & Jared Jaynes<br />
Best Boy Electric — Josh Miller<br />
Key Grip — AJ Beer<br />
Dolly Grip — Elias Jeppeson<br />
Grip — Camille Johnson & Christian Spangler<br />
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Production Designer — Cortni Wimberley & Meg Cabell<br />
Propmaster — Emma Swenson<br />
Art PA — Jaimy Lee<br />
Special Effects: Roundy SPFX<br />
Animatronic Designer: Chris Hanson<br />
Graphics: Tiffany Wardle<br />
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Wardrobe Stylist — Subrina Mohr & Lianna Hartley<br />
Wardrobe Assistant — Ciera Perry<br />
HMU — Subrina Mohr<br />
SPFX Makeup — Laura Hendricks<br />
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1st AD — Tyson Whitney<br />
PAs — Gaylen Smith, Austin Farmer, McKenzie Smith, Nathan Smith, Matt Gagnon, Stephen St. Peter, Duncan Biles, Beth Kearsley, April Stromberg<br />
Choreographer — Naomi Pacheco<br />
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Editor — Dusten Zimmerman<br />
Post House — Exile Edit<br />
VFX Supervisor — Ryan Game<br />
VFX Artists — Alex Budlan, John Bashyam, Geoff Stephenson<br />
CGI Artist — Vicki Juhasz<br />
Colorist — Chris Ripley<br />
Sound Designer — Shaun Yee<br />
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CAST<br />
Chipper — James Morris<br />
Chipper Stand Ins — John Anderson & Renny Wardle<br />
Devin — Alex Weyerstall<br />
Bully — Jagger Woolstenhulme<br />
Employee — Martin Courtney<br />
Doctor — Palmer Scott<br />
Bus Stop Woman — Robin Wardle<br />
Kids — Quinn Gustafson, Jonah Hashimoto, Rhythm Pacheco, Samuel Hashimoto, Reiken Barber, Damon Clement, Owen Clement<br />
Birthday Party Dad — Craig Allen