September 2015

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

Globe and Monster present a series of relatively short films about surfing <br />
and everything that goes along with it….CULT OF FREEDOM!<br />
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Ok, It’s been a while but it’s worth the wait! The fourth installment in the CULT OF FREEDOM series features Creed McTaggart dancing his way through large funnels in WA and drawing wild lines on a recent strike to maxing Indo. Behold, THE CREED PART!<br />
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A FILM BY JOE G<br />
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SHOT BY:<br />
TOM JENNINGS<br />
BEREN HALL<br />
REX NINK-MOWDAY<br />
ISAAC JONES<br />
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EDIT BY: <br />
MATT PAYNE<br />
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POST:<br />
MAX EDIT!<br />
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SOUNDTRACK<br />
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WEST OZ<br />
"KICK OUT THE JAMS"<br />
BY: MC 5 <br />
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INDO<br />
"RAIN (LIVE)" <br />
BY: DRAGON

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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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

A journey into the vibrant and competitive world of Southern house culture told through the eyes of vogue dancer Starfyyre Ninja, member of the Iconic House of Ninja and House Mother of the Florida Chapter of the Kiki House 'Old Navy'. <br />
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Directed by: Aisha Amin<br />
Producer: Cameron Morton<br />
Executive Producers: Matt Seger, Dexter Brierley, Alex Max, Meetra Javed<br />
DP: Xavi Portillo<br />
Editor: Jamie Lansdowne<br />
Sound Design & Mix: Zack Wright<br />
Color: Kath Raisch at Company 3<br />
Sound Ops: Jeff Cannon and Tyler Cardwell<br />
1st ACs: Andy Patania and Thomas Blanks<br />
Gaffer: Andy Seely<br />
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An Underhill Film Production<br />
Made in Partnership with Ghetto Film School and Red Bull Media House.

featuring Austin Wolf-Sothern for the 2013 Oreo's No Wrong Answer campaign

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

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

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

A complex construction site, New York’s skyline in the distance, and fresh betrayal. Stane is in charge on-site, soon to inherit the family business from her father, who built it up as a Croatian immigrant also building the American dream. But Stane’s marriage is under threat of demolition. What ensues is a public reckoning between traditional, patriarchal expectations made upon wives versus Stane’s own pain and anger. But Stane is building her own life story though — outside of the permission of men.<br />
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"Stane", a film by Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović, is the 26th commission from Miu Miu Women’s Tales. The acclaimed short-film series invites today’s most profound and original female directors to investigate vanity and femininity in the 21st century.<br />
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Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović (b.1985) is a Dubrovnik-born and New York based Croatian and American screenwriter and filmmaker. Her directorial feature debut, "Murina", executive produced by Martin Scorsese, premiered at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival in the Directors Fortnight section, and was honored with the Caméra d'Or Award presented to the Best First Film, subsequently garnering critical acclaim to become one of the Best Films of 2022. "Murina" was nominated for three Film Independent Spirit Awards, including Best First Feature, Best Breakthrough Performer and Best Cinematography. Her short-film, "Into the Blue", was awarded at the 67th Berlin International Film Festival.<br />
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“What does it mean to ‘give women power’ and ‘put women in power’?” says Kusijanovic. “I constantly hear it and I’m conflicted about that expression — power that is ‘given’ then also can be ‘taken’ away.” "Stane" reflects Kusijanović’s belief that, “sensuality needs to breathe through everything.” Although all her films, including this latest episode for Miu Miu Women’s Tales, invariably deal with the plight of women, Kusijanović admits that she never thinks first, “through politics or social message. I always start from character.” And from there the “issues of the world naturally emerge.” <br />
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"Stane" ’s themes are specific to her own culture but also universal: the sacrifices women must make to uphold the fabric of society; the familial frictions felt between generations of immigrants; cultural norms and private disquiet; the asymmetry of honour and dishonour between genders. <br />
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Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović’s new episode for Women’s Tales premiered at the Venice Film Festival’s “Giornate degli Autori” on September 3rd 2023<br />
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#miumiu #miumiuwomenstales #giornatedegliautori #venicefilmfestival #stanefilm #nyc

Long live

Written & Directed by Harry Israelson<br />
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A Ways & Means Production<br />
www.ways-means.co<br />
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Starring <br />
Lola Kirke<br />
Jack Henry Robbins<br />
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Executive Producers<br />
Lana Kim<br />
Jett Steiger<br />
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Produced by Sonja Mereu<br />
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Cinematography by Jeff Leeds Cohn<br />
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Music by Chaz Bear & Anthony Ferraro<br />
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Color by Mikey Rossiter (The Mill)<br />
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VFX by Dark Arts<br />
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Sound Design by Unbridled Sound<br />
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Special Thanks<br />
PANAVISION<br />
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www.PrimaryColors.tv

written and directed by Jimmy Marble<br />
starring Theophilus Martins and Gillian Zinser<br />
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produced by Sage Price and Lindsey Ramey<br />
production co Ways and Means, Vacation Theory<br />
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director of photography Kelly Moore<br />
wardrobe by Georgia Stockwell<br />
production design by Sean Genrich<br />
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WWW.JIMMYMARBLE.COM

Two office cleaners seek to hide the dirty truth behind a businessman’s death while<br />
finding an avenue to air their grievances with society at large.<br />
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Written & Directed by Jesse Allen <br />
Starring: Maria Peyramaure, Alba Ponce de Leon, and Lynn Berg. <br />
Produced by Simon Ore & Jim Probyn. <br />
Cinematography by Chris Messina. <br />
Edited by Joseph Dillingham.<br />
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contact: allenjesse@mac.com

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

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

Each of us are part of a greater whole, a community that grows stronger together especially when it’s open to all. Leanne Pelosi, Jess Kimura, Marion Haerty, Mary Rand, and Amanda Hankison show us just that. A unique look at these inspiring athletes that make up one hell of a portfolio. This one is for the next generation of riders carving their own paths.

Agency : Chanel <br />
Editor : Maxime GIllier<br />
Executive Producer : Claire Garraud <br />
VFX Producer : Stéphane Pivron<br />
VFX Supervisor : Nicolas Rochette<br />
Flame : Valentin Gingembre - Damien Canameras<br />
After : Joao De Figeirero - Franck Maillet - Julien Morin