Two dudes think they found the cure for zombie bites.<br />
SXSW <br />
Telluride Horror Show<br />
Shivers <br />
Monsterfest GOLDEN LOMAX<br />
Mutoscope<br />
Berlin FIlm Night<br />
Nevermore BEST SHORT US/CANADA & AUDIENCE AWARD BEST SHORT US/CANADA<br />
Regard<br />
Landshut<br />
Panic Fest <br />
Florida<br />
Brussels Fantastic <br />
Calgary Underground<br />
Bonebat<br />
Fantaspoa <br />
Milwaukee <br />
Cabane A Sang <br />
Dark Bridges SILVER AUDIENCE AWARD - SHORT<br />
Portland Horror<br />
Hyperreal Film Club<br />
Southside <br />
StokerCon <br />
Chattanooga <br />
InFest <br />
Six Feet Under Horror Fest FUNNIEST SHORT<br />
Snake Alley<br />
Fantosfreak FIRST PLACE<br />
Fantasia <br />
Houston Horror <br />
Popcorn Frights <br />
Defy <br />
Ravenheart <br />
FRIGHTFEST <br />
Genreblast<br />
Sydney Underground <br />
MotelX <br />
Skate Or Die <br />
Southern Horror Showcase<br />
Court Metrange <br />
El Paso<br />
Charlotte<br />
Bolton BEST THREE MINUTE QUICKIE<br />
Dark Red<br />
Joe Bob World Drive-In HUBIE<br />
Eerie Horror <br />
Dead Of Night <br />
Screamfest <br />
Brooklyn Horror <br />
Atlanta Horror BEST MICRO SHORT<br />
Halloweenapalooza BEST ONE-LINER<br />
Mayhem <br />
Happenstance <br />
TOHORROR Fantastic <br />
Dead and Sudburied<br />
Spasm<br />
Knoxville Horror<br />
Celluloid Screams <br />
Vancouver Horror Show <br />
Hysteria Fest <br />
IMAGINE <br />
FilmQuest <br />
Winter Chills <br />
24fps International <br />
Anomoly<br />
Southern Screen <br />
La Vieja Encina BEST SHORT FILM - NON-SPANISH <br />
Zubroffka BEST MIDNIGHT SHORT<br />
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It’s Christmas Eve, and Synnøve is searching for her drug-addicted daughter Michelle in an almost desolated city. During the course of the night, she'll be forced to make a fateful decision. (Synnøve and Michelle are mother and daughter in real life and play versions of themselves in a story that’s very close to their own lives.) <br />
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Cast: Synnøve Muren, Michelle Muren, Aurora Gaczek, Maren Sennels Jenssen, Ole Victor Corral.<br />
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Writer & director: Aslak Danbolt<br />
Cinematographer: Lukasz Zamaro<br />
Editor: Mathias Hamre Askeland<br />
Sound: Fanny Wadman<br />
Sound Design & Mix: Carl Svensson<br />
Production Design: Kristian Lahn Vestby<br />
Make-up: Hannah Ortner<br />
Costume: Elise Nystad<br />
Casting: Vilde Bie<br />
VFX: Pål Hoem Sletsjø<br />
Colorist: Didrik Bråten<br />
Poster Design: Jakob Vege<br />
Line Producer: Mari Ellefsæter

Anaben Pawar is an elderly tribal woman accused of witchcraft in rural India. Through Ana's story, we delve into a deep-rooted culture of patriarchy and examine one of the most monstrous attacks on women's bodies in modern India: the witch-hunt.<br />
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<br />
https://www.kinostreetfilm.com/<br />
instagram.com/kinostreet_official/<br />
facebook.com/kinostreetofficial/<br />
twitter.com/Kinostreet1<br />
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<br />
Best Non-Feature Film: 68th National Film Awards of India (Swarna Kamal / Golden Lotus)<br />
Best Short Documentary: 13th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala<br />
Best Sound Editing: 11th Annual Social Impact Media Awards<br />
Best Short Film: 7th Indie Meme Film Festival (Audience Choice Award)<br />
Best Social Justice Short Film: 16th Tasveer Film Festival<br />
Special Mention: 15th SiGNS Film Festival of Kerala (Cinema of Resistance)<br />
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<br />
World Premiere: 28th Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival<br />
European Premiere: 61st Kraków Film Festival<br />
UK Premiere: 29th Raindance Film Festival<br />
Toruń Premiere: 29th EnergaCAMERIMAGE International Film Festival<br />
Asian Premiere: 13th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala<br />
French Premiere: 35th Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels (FIPADOC)<br />
US Premiere: 16th Tasveer Film Festival<br />
Missouri Premiere: 30th St. Louis International Film Festival<br />
Hungarian Premiere: 18th Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival<br />
Spanish Premiere: 20th Imagine India International Film Festival<br />
Norwegian Premiere: 9th Nordic/Docs Documentary Film Festival<br />
South American Premiere: 9th International Documentary Film Festival, Buenos Aires (FIDBA)<br />
Muvattupuzha Premiere: 15th SiGNS Film Festival, Kerala<br />
Texas Premiere: 7th Indie Meme Film Festival<br />
Odisha Premiere: 3rd Indian Documentary Film Festival of Bhubaneswar<br />
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Featuring: Anaben Pawar<br />
Director & Editor: Sachin Dheeraj<br />
Producers: Sachin Dheeraj, Janani Vijayanathan<br />
Director of Photography: Rohin Raveendran Nair<br />
Production Sound: Nilesh Jatwa<br />
Assistant Camera: Alpesh Singh Jadeja<br />
Sound Design: Shreyank Nanjappa<br />
Sound Mixing: Morgan Honaker<br />
Colorist: Mahak Gupta<br />
Associate Producer: Utsav Chadha<br />
Line Producer: Roshan Saroliya<br />
Grading Studio: Bridge PostWorks<br />
Editing Supervisor: Anne Lewis<br />
Translators: Laxman Bagul, Sahil Bhoye, Nilesh Pawar<br />
Graphic Designers: Clara Hill León, Utsav Chadha<br />
Production Assistants: Umesh Bhoya, Hiralal Deshmukh, Ramesh Dhoom, Santosh Chaudhary, Pruthvi Bhoye, Akash Chaudhary

Feelings get complicated and oddly mutual amongst a trio of friends in Heavy Chemistry, a short comedy about love, friendship, attraction, hunger, lust, and other complex chemical reactions.<br />
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World Premiere, SXSW 2018<br />
Official Selection, DIFF 2018<br />
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https://www.facebook.com/heavychemistry/<br />
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Writer / Director / Editor: Blair Rowan<br />
Produced by: Quinn Eisenbraun & Blair Rowan<br />
Director of Photography / Colorist: HutcH<br />
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CAST<br />
Jonathan Barnes - Boyfriend<br />
Amber Emery - Girlfriend<br />
Chris Gardner - Best Friend<br />
Chris Billings - Pizza Guy<br />
Farah White - Newscaster<br />
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Assistant Director: Quinn Eisenbraun<br />
Audio Recordist: Mike Walker<br />
Post Audio: Gordon Gibson<br />
Assistant Camera / Grip: Casey Pepin<br />
Head Production Assistant: James Hargrave<br />
Set Photographer / Production Assistant: Clayton Browning

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

2014 <br />
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www.jimmymarble.com<br />
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directed by Jimmy Marble<br />
Production Co.: Ways & Means<br />
Executive Producers: Lana Kim / Jett Steiger<br />
Producer: Sage Price<br />
DP: Kelly Moore<br />
Production Designer: Ashley Fenton<br />
Hair/Makeup: Laura Peyer<br />
Stylist: Chandra Chavez<br />
Colorist: Bossi Baker<br />
Staring: Bethany Toews<br />
With: Eric Johnson, Joey Bookout, Hannah R. Black, Kevin Malloy, Asma Kamara, Anabella Casanova, Dominique Generaux, Jillian Kliewer, Alix Isom, Michael Buchanan, Ana Coto, Georgia Stockwell, Avi Taylor, Jon Brown, Brent Worcester

OFFICIAL SELECTION: San Francisco Another Hole in the Head, Indie Memphis, HorrorFest International, Nashville, FERATUM International, Brooklyn Horror, Tallgrass, IndieCork, Omaha, Waco Independent, Philadelphia Independent, NEPA Horror Fest, Boston Underground, Chattanooga, Nitehawk Shorts Festival, Lighthouse International, Sarasota Film Fest, FINAL FRAME Horror Short Competition, HorrorHaus, Anomaly, and Sherman Oaks<br />
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LOGLINE: Halloween night, three friends high in a van, and an urban legend surrounding a cult singer's mysterious death in a fire - what could go wrong?<br />
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Starring - Jack Russell Richardson, Andrea Granera, Glori Dei Filippone, Nick Corbo, Matt Weir, Rob Christie <br />
Written & Directed by Zach Fleming<br />
Produced by Lizz Astor<br />
Director of Photography - Jake Moore<br />
Assistant Director - Jonathan Hall<br />
Production Design & Miniature Build - Sophie Porter-Hyatt<br />
Art Assistant - Josie Heston<br />
SFX - Matt Weir<br />
Makeup + SFX Assistant - Rob Christie<br />
Costume Designer - Meredith King<br />
Production Assistants - Jordan Unverzagt and Caleb Brown<br />
Assistant Camera - Remington Long<br />
Gaffer - Tony Mikhnevich<br />
Key Grip - Rob Douthat<br />
Swing - Olivia Tyler<br />
Steadicam - Quinn Gundersen<br />
Sound - Ian Berman<br />
Sound Design & Mix - Matthew Scott Baker<br />
Editor - Phil Chernyak <br />
Composer - Nick Corbo / Mood Ring Music<br />
Title Design & Visual Effects - Tyler Rubenfeld + Richard Krolewicz<br />
Colorist - Matthew Greenberg / Irving Harvey<br />
Artwork by Tyler Rubenfeld + Stephanie Monahan

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From the souks and craftsmen of Marrakesh and Fes to the dunes of Merzouga and continuing on high into the Atlas mountains, see Morocco like you've never seen it before.<br />
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'MOROCCO' takes you on a journey beyond the obvious and into the heart and soul of this beautiful country. <br />
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The film was shot over the course of a month.<br />
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Equipment:<br />
Sony A7SII<br />
Sony 24-70mm f4<br />
Came Single TV 3-axis gimbal<br />
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Edited on Adobe Premiere CC<br />
<br />
Directed by: Nathaniel Connella<br />
Produced by: The Tipsy Gypsies www.thetipsygypsies.net<br />
Filmed and edited by: Nathaniel Connella<br />
Color Grade by: Terry Politis www.ixorvfx.com<br />
Sound Mix by: Luis Rosario<br />
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Music:<br />
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Dhafer Youssef - Oud and Vocals<br />
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Moroccan Spirit - La Mamounia<br />
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Simo Lagnawi - Sandika<br />
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Anello Capuano / Bruno Assenmacher - Ay Jan / Alap Robab / Srang Srang Srang (Afghanistan)

Our 8 days trip to Morocco was so fast paced and intense but this was the only way we could have explored so much of this mysterious and vibrant country. We travelled from Casablanca to Marrakech, passing through Volubilis, Meknes, Fes, Merzouga and Ait Ben Haddou. <br />
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I spent most of the time with the camera and mic turned on trying to capture most of it, ending up with more than 230 Gb of raw footage edited in this short movie about Morocco's specific vibe. 2 weeks later, I've got this short clip sorted out and meant to pass this vibe on to anyone who watches it.

#carrythemerry this festive season with the return of Starbucks #redcups<br />
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Produced by Passion Animation Studios<br />
Directed by Andy Martin<br />
Designer/Illustrator Alice Weitzel <br />
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Storyboard Lead<br />
Barry Reynolds <br />
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Research & Development Rebecca Gosnall <br />
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2D Animators<br />
Filipe Alcada <br />
Giulia Frixione <br />
Laura Nailor <br />
Maki Yoshikura <br />
Sheetal Thankey <br />
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<br />
2D Assistants<br />
Angeline De Silva <br />
Christa Jarrold <br />
Natasha Pollack <br />
Sahanshil Dangol <br />
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<br />
Compositors<br />
Andy Hague <br />
Corinne Ladeinde <br />
<br />
Editor Kingsley Bailey <br />
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Exec Producers for Passion<br />
Mike Turoff <br />
Belle Palmer <br />
<br />
Producers<br />
Matt Saxton <br />
Louise Simpson <br />
Kate Myers <br />
Production AssistantHannah Lawson

A grandmother reads her grandchild a story called ‘The Gigantic Change’. The story of how, back in 2020, when the world was on the brink of collapse, humanity came together and worked harder than ever to save the environment.<br />
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Statistical correction:<br />
It has come to light that the statistic referenced at 02:33 in the film is from a scientific paper which is now outdated. Instead of 'almost half of all species on Earth will be extinct’, a more accurate current estimate is 'up to 1 million more species could be extinct, due to human activity’.<br />
<br />
www.thegiganticchange.com <br />
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Grandmother - Whoopi Goldberg<br />
Granddaughter - Livia Nelson<br />
Directors - George Lewin & Nicola Jane Francis<br />
Story - George Lewin<br />
Screenplay - Nicola Jane Francis & Josh Hughes<br />
Producer - Serena Schellenberg<br />
Executive Producer - Belle Palmer at Passion Pictures<br />
Designer & Animator - Nicola Jane Francis<br />
Sound Design - Chris Banks<br />
Music - Simon Chamberlain<br />
Casting Director - Nicci Topping Casting CSA<br />
Livia Nelson Represented by Creative kidz and Co<br />
VO Record - Factory Studios<br />
Partnership Consultant - Sarah Greenfield Clark

Francesco and Giorgio, aka Montanus, decided to dedicate a video-tribute to the land where<br />
they were born and still live, celebrating the magnificent mountains where their desire to<br />
explore the wilderness has grown.<br />
‘Home Wild Home’ is the latest film by Montanus, but it doesn’t tell of an expedition in a remote land<br />
like those they made in Patagonia and Iceland. Montanus duo created a sort of tribute in honor of their<br />
own land, filming the backyard trails that link their hometown L’Aquila, in central Italy, with the<br />
massif of Gran Sasso d’Italia, where highest peaks of Apennine mountains are located. In this mountain<br />
enviromental they started appreciating wilderness and developing the outdoor skills that has allowed<br />
them to travel and explore remote and wild lands. ‘Home Wild Home’ is more than a bikepacking film,<br />
it’s a sign of gratitude to their own land and an encouragement to the recovery of L’Aquila, hit by a<br />
devastating earthquake 10 years ago.<br />
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MUSIC<br />
The Nature Of The Game - Dan Fogelberg<br />
Tell Me Lies - The Black Keys<br />
They Wore Blue - Otis Taylor<br />
Secret of Life - Lord Huron<br />
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FILMING EQUIPMENT<br />
Camera 1: Sony RX100 MKVI 24-200mm f/2.8-f/4.5<br />
Gimbal camera 1: Feiyu G6 Plus<br />
Lens filter camera1: Mag Filter CPL 42mm<br />
Camera 2: Canon EOS 100D<br />
Primary Lens: Canon EF-S 60 mm F2.8 USM Macro<br />
Spare Lens: Canon EF-S 24 mm F/2.8 STM<br />
GoPro: Hero 5 Black<br />
GoPro lens filter: Polar Pro CINEMA SERIES / Shutter collection / ND8 - ND16 - ND32<br />
GoPro Gimbal: Feiyu Tech WG2X<br />
Drone: DJI Mavic Air<br />
Drone camera lens filter: Polar Pro CINEMA SERIES / Limited collection / ND32 - ND64 - ND32/PL -<br />
ND64/PL<br />
Microphone 1: RØDE VideoMic Pro<br />
Microphone 2: RØDE Lavalier GO<br />
Camera slider: Grip Gear Movie Maker 2<br />
Tripod 1: SIRUI T-025SK Carbon Fiber<br />
Tripod 2: JOBY GorillaPod 1K

'Letter to a Cycad' is a visual homage to the historic Palmhouse in Copenhagen, and a reflection on the evolution of plants and our human impact on the planet. Using a fictional voice of the late botanist Frederik Liebmann (1813-1856) who found and described the cycad species Dioon edule, the oldest specimen in the Palmhouse, the film explores life histories and the current biodiversity crisis. <br />
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CREDITS<br />
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PRODUCER<br />
Anders Drud<br />
<br />
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER<br />
Frederik Wolff<br />
<br />
MANUSCRIPT<br />
Rasmus Zwicki<br />
<br />
VOICE AND SOUND<br />
Rasmus Zwicki<br />
<br />
ART DIRECTION, STORY BOARD AND ANIMATION<br />
DarkMatters.dk<br />
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<br />
THANKS <br />
Jesper Riis Christiansen<br />
Ole Seberg<br />
Tonni Eilertsen<br />
Hanne Espersen<br />
Henning Knudsen<br />
Nele Høgsbro<br />
<br />
Supported by IARU Virtual Museum Tours / UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN

Made by Capsaicinco for Walden Pond Books in Oakland, CA. Buy from Walden Pond Books online at: https://bookshop.org/shop/waldenpondbooks<br />
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Writer/Director: Ryland Walker Knight<br />
Creative Director: Sean Gillane<br />
Producer: Chris Walters<br />
<br />
Narrator: Esmé Weijun Wang<br />
Customer: Tracy Nguyen<br />
<br />
Director of Photography: Peggy Peralta<br />
Gaffer: Matt Stouppe<br />
Art Director: Amanda Beane<br />
Asst. Director: Andrew Juncker<br />
<br />
1st AC: Annie Li<br />
2nd AC: Brandon Smith<br />
Best Boy Electric: Marc Lenahan<br />
Key Grip: Ryan Moore<br />
Best Boy Grip: Jon Sun<br />
Grip: DeVron Randle<br />
<br />
Additional photography: Seng Chen<br />
Additional 1st AC: Anthony Rosario<br />
<br />
Production Asst.: Maxine Day Johnson<br />
<br />
Edit+VFX: Capsaicinco<br />
VO Recording Engineer: Jeremy Goody<br />
Sound Designer + Re-recording Mixer: Matthew Tammariello

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

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In September 2017, I stepped up to the starting line of the Run Rabbit Run 100 in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, alongside my friend Jayson Sime. The race is a 102.9-mile ultramarathon with 20,000 feet of elevation gain, which is no small feat for a couple of guys who don’t know what they’re doing.<br />
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Jayson had talked me into it, and if I were to be completely honest, I’d say we were there to test out his life philosophy, which is basically that you can do anything you dream up, as long as you put in the work and refuse to quit. That ethic has worked for him in almost every other area of life, despite growing up in poverty, one of six children with no father, and dyslexia.<br />
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In the six months leading up to the race, we figured since we weren’t naturally talented runners, the best thing we could do is work hard. So we ran 50- to 70-mile weeks all summer, and went through a full range of feelings: fear, regret, sadness, FOMO, hunger, thirst, exhaustion, pain, and joy. And gluttony, which is not a feeling, but what happens after you run 20 or more miles. The chart below is a representation of a training plan for a 100-mile race (but if you’re really looking to train for a 100-mile race, you should find a real training plan online or in a book).<br />
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How did the race go? You can watch our film, How to Run 100 Miles, to find out. No spoilers here.<br />
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Directed and produced by Brendan Leonard<br />
<br />
Co-Directors: Hilary Oliver and Aidan Haley<br />
Editor: Aidan Haley<br />
Cinematography: Brendan Leonard and Hilary Oliver<br />
Animation: Brendan Leonard and Eric Bucy<br />
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Steamboat Springs Unit:<br />
Director of Photography: Forest Woodward<br />
Additional Cinematography:<br />
Aidan Haley, Brody Leven, Syd Jones, Jayson Sime, and Brendan Leonard<br />
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Original Score: Cleod9 Music<br />
Featured Performers: Ian McLeod, Peter Mulcahy, and Matt Sedivy<br />
Audio Post Production: Scotty Beam/Cleod9 Music<br />
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“Puppets”<br />
Performed by Atmosphere<br />
Written & Produced by Atmosphere<br />
S. Daley for Upsidedown Heart Music (ASCAP) & A. Davis for Ant Turn That Snare Down (ASCAP)<br />
Taken from the album When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold<br />
Used Courtesy of Rhymesayers Entertainment, LLC <br />
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Thanks<br />
Run Rabbit Run<br />
U.S. Forest Service<br />
Meghan Hicks<br />
Joe and Kathy Leonard<br />
Cheryl Sime<br />
Anders Norblom<br />
Kate Duch<br />
Paolo Mottola<br />
Syd Jones and Debi Sule<br />
Angie Lundstedt<br />
Brody Leven<br />
Christian Folk<br />
Luke Nelson<br />
Bodie Johnson<br />
Jessica DiCarlo<br />
Mr. Rider<br />
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A short film exploring the longevity and limitations of artificial intelligence, and the loneliness of deep space.<br />
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Written & animated by Charlie Stewart<br />
Music & sound design - Caspar Leopard <br />
Al - Matt Cundill<br />
Sandy - Kathy Curtis

A mixture of stop motion, AI animation and live action. <br />
<br />
https://shots.net/news/view/how-hugh-mulhern-forged-the-future-of-body-horror<br />
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Director - Hugh Mulhern<br />
Producer -Alexander Handschuh<br />
EP: Laura Clayton<br />
Prod Co: Riff Raff Films<br />
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DP: Eoin McLoughlin<br />
Editor: Joseph Taylor<br />
AI Animator: @infinite_____vibes<br />
Designer: Rory Mullen<br />
Stop Motion Animator: Ben Cresswell<br />
Prosthetics: @yaz_____xl<br />
1AC: James Wicks<br />
Gaffer: Jorge Higgins<br />
Grade: Peter Opporsdorff<br />
Grip: Wolf Wasserman<br />
Titles: @iloveettel111<br />
Runners: Anais Lukaku and Anastasiia Soviak <br />
Bike fella: Big Boss R<br />
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Creative Director: Nadine Persaud<br />
Video commissioner: Lisa Foo<br />
Label: AWAL<br />
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Starring Jack Rolf.<br />
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Huge thanks to The Assembly Rooms and The Mill.

Director : www.benbriand.com<br />
DOP : www.ariwegner.com<br />
Production Co : http://www.collider.com.au<br />
Agency : M&C Saatchi