Motion graphics that clearly explains technical hurdles and possibilities for realizing the space elevator.

ACROSS THE SEA.
Crete, Greece – 2016.
Music: Smetana Má Vlast Vltava (The Moldau River) – OST. (The Tree Of Life)

A documentary of Frank Gehry when he finished his own house.

Short documentary of Jeff Koons produced by Museum of Modern Art in Los Angeles (MOCA).

Production process of Fritz Hansen’s “Seven Chair” designed by Arne Jacobsen.

In 2003, Japan was plunged into economic darkness, and its people needed a ray of hope. They found one in Haru Urara, a racehorse with a pink Hello Kitty mask and a career-long losing streak.
ESPN 30 for 30 short. Screenings at Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, Aspen Shortsfest, Hot Docs, and more.
WINNER – Best Short Documentary, Hot Docs 2016
Directed by:
Mickey Duzyj
Produced by:
Mona Panchal
Yuka Uchida (Japan)
Edited by:
Casimir Nozkowski
Composed by:
Terry Dame
Executive Producers:
Erik Rydholm
Connor Schell
Libby Geist
John Dahl
Director of Photography:
Nobutaka Shirahama
Original Art by:
Mickey Duzyj
Art Assistant:
Kyle Stecker
Animation by:
Naoko Hara
Sound design by:
Greg Smith
Featuring:
Koji Hashiguchi
Masashi Yoshida
Dai Muneishi
Ken Ishii

Promotion video of Yves Saint Laurent, where camera eye moves forward in the streets of Paris.

Spanning four continents, this short documentary takes you on a journey into the hardships of truckers and their families.
Directed by Patrick Fileti
A Collider Production
Cinematography: Ross Giardina ACS
Editor: Patrick Fileti
Sound: Abigail Sie
Music: Gustavo Santaolalla
Producer: Hamish Roxburgh
Executive Producer: Rachael Ford-Davies
STARRING
Russia: Ilya Kropancev
China: Sun Guangyong
Mexico: Ruben Lopez
India: Dhirender Singh
USA: Edward Shill

Wedding video of Xin & Jun Long in Singapore and Indonesia.

Runway of Undercover’s Fall Winter 2017/2018 collection by Jun Takahashi.

A campaign film by GUCCI for it’s Gift Giving 2016.

7 artists, 7 days, 7 videos.
The amazing Italian region of Liguria told in time-lapse and tilt-shift.
A magical and peculiar visual tour from Riviera di Ponente to Riviera di Levante and in between!
Shot in one week during Digital Diary of Liguria (turismoinliguria.it) for Can’t Forget Italy.
From more than 16.000 pictures.
Music “Ma Se Ghe Penso” — Mario Capello (1925)
“A Seissento” — Piero Parodi (1967)
XII Multivision Festival 2014 Official Selection
flEXiff 2014 Official Selection
Finisterra 2014
1st Prize Best Timelapse
1st Prize Category Destination
Best Music/Soundtrack
Best Photography
Digital Diary Liguria 2013
2nd Place
LICENSING
All sequences available up to 4K resolution.
Please contact picturedesk@diimex.com for any licensing enquiry.
For more info and updates:
fb.com/FilippoRivettiPhotography
filipporivetti.com

Miami has a lot going for it: its shoreline, year-round warm weather and diverse population. Our new travel guide will help you explore the neighbourhoods to discover its full potential. We’ll introduce you to the dynamic art scene, the best bars and restaurants and everything in-between. Published by Gestalten, The Monocle Travel Guide to Miami is available now at The Monocle Shop: www.monocle.com/shop/books-and-music/travel-guides/the-monocle-travel-guide-miami/

Terraforming imagines a world where a crystal planet has been discovered in the galaxy. It follows a young cartographer’s journey to the planet. Paying homage to 1960’s sci-fi classics with bold projections of modernism in space.
The first ever object to be designed by man 1.7 million years ago was a flint hand axe. The project juxtaposes the flint hand axe with Swarovski’s latest crystal technology; Xero chaton, the smallest precision cut crystals in the world measuring 0.6mm in diameter, smaller than a grain of sand.
CREDITS
Director / Editor: Juriaan Booij
Concept & Design: Studio Swine
Client: Swarovski
Featuring: Will Lord & Christian Von Pfefer
Director of Photography: Edgar Dubrovskiy
Music: Gavin Singleton
Visual Effect Artist: Yasuyuki Otsuki
Grading: Simon Astbury at Unit Media London
High-Speed Camera: Bernard Esterhuysen
1st Assistant Camera: Tom Cosway
Gaffer: Antti Janhnen
Spark: Harry Gay
Special Thanks:
Complete Fabrication, Design Miami/Basel, Take 2 Film Services, Graham Godfrey, Ben Porter, Rob Gavigan, Bob de Graaf, Edward & Rory McHenry, Robert Rivers & Tobias Clifford-Flower.
The film Utilizes a photo from ESA/DLR/FU Berlin, G. Neukum
2015
studioswine.com

Interview with designer Massimo Vinelli and his wife Lella Vinelli.

Logo animation for Art UK, the largest and most comprehensive digital collection of Britain’s publicly owned art.
Animation by Samuel Bloch and Hamlet Auyeung.
Read more here: pentagram.com/#/blog/129361

Pull up a pew to discover classic Japanese bars with soothing lighting, knowledgeable and immaculately turned-out bar staff and loyal clientele.

To discover more about Monocle magazine head to www.monocle.com

A video of a workshop “design as a good friend” by Sam Hecht and Ippei Matsumoto of Industrial Facility at KYOTO Design Lab.

Images capturing the daily lives of New York from various perspectives.

A video of Norway’s beautiful nature taken from the sky.

From Oregon’s waterfall to Colorado’s autumn leaves, Eastern Sierra’s snowy scenery, images capturing the magnificent nature of America.

A video capturing the magnificent nature of South Africa from the sky.

Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” released in 1982.

Ortigia (Ottiggia in Syracuse’s dialect, Ortygia, Ὀρτυγία in ancient greek) is the name of the island which is the oldest part of the city of Syracuse. It’s beautiful to get lost in this city, in the most intimate areas hidden to tourists, where the kids play in the street and the elderly stroll and chat with each other, all topped off by a surreal silence. Visiting Ortigia makes you fall in love madly, with no turning back.
Ortigia (L’Ottiggia in dialetto siracusano, Ortygia, Ὀρτυγία in greco antico) è il nome dell’isola che costituisce la parte più antica della città di Siracusa. È bellissimo perdersi in questa città, nelle zone più intime e nascoste ai turisti, dove i ragazzini giocano per strada e gli anziani passeggiano e chiacchierano tra di loro, tutto condito da un silenzio surreale. Visitare Ortigia equivale a innamorarsene perdutamente, senza poter più tornare indietro.
A video by Giuseppe Zizza
Music “Infinity” by One Hundred Years
Starring Giulia Modica
Appearence Corrado Sororo, Stefano Mascaro, Nina Mascaro, Chiara Ilarda, Elia Zocco
Thanks to Elena Muratore and her patience, Giusj Musumeci, the market’s merchants, the sunrise
Filmed with a Canon 6D and GoPro Hero 4 black edition
Edited and graded in Premiere Pro.

A story of a woman who goes to the London subway station just to listen to the announcement of “Mind the Gap”.

A tilt shift video of daily life in New York.

A video of the animals living in architecture.

Considering the current tech spiral that is being inflicted upon the city of San Francisco, one space Book and Job Gallery, headed by Carson Lancaster represents the former SF; the dark undercurrent, the repellant, erratic, mysterious, elements of San Francisco that are slowly dying.
Produced by Jonas Normann
Motion design and vfx: Kolja Pedersen
Original Score: Frederik Sass
Audio post: Torsten Frøstrup
Special thanks to:
Reid Stanley
Party of the third part
Jan Wayne Swayze
Brenton Cooper
Filmed with Sony fs7 + Leica M glass

Daniel Buren “The Observatory of Light” Work in situ, 2016 / Fondation Louis Vuitton Paris, France

movie_Kazuyuki Miyabe(HIROBA), Sakiko Tagawa(HIROBA)　drone_Nicolas Pasqualini

http://casabrutus.com/special/daniel-buren

A video of Japanese landscapes and people taken in Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe, Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

2 days in Iceland. All shot with Panasonic GH4 paired with metabones speedbooster. Sigma 18-35mm f1.8. Tiffen variable ND. Monopod. Some shots stabilized in post using Warp Stabilizer in After Effects. Graded in AE with visioncolor Osiris LUTS and Color Finesse 3.
This month I had two days in Iceland! Needless to say it was a busy two days. Some shots were underexposed…still learning!
Music is Goldmund – Threnody
VO – Glenn Close reading Pablo Neruda’s “I like for you to be still”

A tilt shift video of daily life in Berlin.

Portugal pavilion at the Expo ’98, Lisbon World Exposition, Portugal. Designed by architect Álvaro Siza

Episode 2 of the sports documentary video series by fashion brand Moncler.

I had been to Bali, Indonesia several times earlier in my life but never as an adult, so when I saw an airline deal for a cheap flight there, I immediately bought it. I was traveling by myself and had no set plans until the week I left for Bali. I ended up meeting 3 Indonesian guys through Instagram and explored the island of Bali with them.
This is a compilation of drone footage I took all around the island and smaller surrounding islands. I had just purchased my DJI Phantom 3 Profesional drone a few days before I left so this video is of my first drone flights.
Special thanks to my three new friends that showed me around Bali.
instagram.com/ditaadinugraha/
instagram.com/sutarahady/
instagram.com/toraveler/
Also thanks to theflightdeal.com for having that great deal that sparked the trip.
And thanks to my friend Daniel (instagram.com/danielpeckham) who helped convince me to get a drone.
For the locations in the video I have a blog post here: michaelmatti.com/Blog/2015/2015-Bali-Indonesia-Trip
Technical information:
Shot in 4k on a DJI Phantom 3 Professional
Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro
Music: Coming Home by Josh Etheridge
Licensed from song freedom
For more of my work you can find me online at these places:
INSTAGRAM – instagram.com/michaelmatti
WEBSITE – michaelmatti.com
SNAPCHAT – MichaelMatti
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/michaelmattiphotography

As the life of Tokyo’s iconic Hotel Okura draws to an end, Monocle is granted exclusive access to capture on film the gracious ways of this much-loved modernist gem.

To read the full article on the Hotel Okura, head to www.monocle.com/magazine/issues/75/final-check-out/

The day I first set foot on Mount Seymour, I knew it would have a lasting profound impact on me. Located on Vancouver’s North Shore, the mountain looks down over the vibrant and pulsing city to the South, while the Coast Mountains stretch endlessly to the North. For 3 years, I returned on and off to seek inspiration, and to shoot as much timelapse as possible. Every time, I found a new and unique display of magic. I never tire of seeing the lights, the colours, the sunrise, the sunset, and just sitting back at peace above the world. This is the culmination of years of practice, countless pounds of equipment carried, many sleepless nights, and 100s of hours of editing. Enjoy!
Music: Makes the Wind (feat. REMMI & Yung Youth) by Super Duper – licensed via The Music Bed (musicbed.com)
Equipment used:
Nikon D7000, Nikon 18-55 VR, Nikon 55-200 VR
Canon 7Dm2, Canon 24-70 f/4 L IS, Canon 70-200 f/4 L IS, Tokina 11-16 2.8 DX, Canon 24 1.4 L
Sony a7s, Sigma 20 1.4
All clips available for licensing in 4k. Almost all have been sped up beyond their original timelapse form for this film, and are 10-15 seconds in length each.
Follow on Facebook: facebook.com/nathanstarzynskimedia/
Instagram: instagram.com/nstarzynski/
Contact: nstarzy@gmail.com
Disclaimer: The Mount Seymour Backcountry is a wilderness area. If you are planning on hiking or camping in the park, make sure you are familiar with the park’s own rules regarding human activities env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/mt_seymour/. Even if you are going on a day hike, it is crucial to carry the 10 essentials and leave a detailed trip plan with someone reliable northshorerescue.com/education/what-to-bring/. There have been far too many rescues in the North Shore over the past few years. With proper preparation and knowledge, the beauty of these mountains is available for all to enjoy.

A time lapse movie capturing the expressions of ever-changing sky on the mountains in southern New Zealand.

High resolution panoramic video of Los Angeles.

Time lapse movie shot at various places in London.

A time lapse movie capturing the mist of Dubai and Abu Dhabi flowing like sewing skyscrapers.

A music video of Chemical Brothers’ song “Wide Open” for that Beck participated as a vocalist.

A trip through 3D scans of Zurich with music of Niki Reiser.
On behalf of the Zurich Film Foundation for the Zurich Film Award, Cadrage.
The work has been shown as a 360° projection.

www.instagram.com/dirkkoy

I realized this project when i was partner at Equipo.

Screenings:

– Zurich Film Award: Cadrage
– Massachusetts Institute of Technology – MIT, re|vision 2016
– Supernova Denver 2016
– Fantoche 2016
– Gässlifilmfestival Basel 2016

Frank Lloyd Wright, legendary American architect and genius mind behind the Organic Architecture philosophy, once said :
« The mother Art is Architecture. Without an Architecture of our own we have no soul of our own civilization. ”

This quote resonated within me while I explored the city of Chicago in the summer of 2014. Wandering those streets with my camera and a tripod, I felt a sort of peacefulness that I wasn’t expecting to find in this temple of concrete and corporate business. I witnessed a natural harmony between the architecture, the environment, and the human beings spread across the city. It was summer; the beaches that line Lake Michigan were packed like seaside resorts and Chicagoans were sunbathing on their boats or playing volleyball on the sand. Everything looked surreal and so very different from the Chicago I expected to encounter. But just a few blocks away from the lakefront was the heart of the Loop—Chicago’s downtown and financial district—where lawyers, stock traders, and office workers walked alongside tourists beneath the mythical tracks of the elevated transit lines. The ‘L’, as those lines are called in the Chi, runs through and around the Loop, next to the city’s tallest buildings, which stand strong, high, and proud. That’s one thing that struck me in the Windy City—each edifice had its own style and identity, yet they combined to form blocks and tableaux that made you feel the genuine soul emanating from each neighborhood. Using the 2.35 aspect ratio and perspective, I tried to frame these endless skyscrapers and towers as if they were part of original sketches, and by doing so I hope to pay tribute to the great architects and designers behind some of the most iconic buildings in Chicago.

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Directed, Shot & Edited by Kevin Couliau
Color Grading : Fred Fleureau
Motion Design : Charly Jacquette
Sound by Benzene Music
Music by Rawman
Sound Design & Mix by Loic Canevet
Supervision : Benjamin Desplanques
Location Scout : Caroline Blaise

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Shot on a Canon 5D Mark III with a 17-40mm f4 and a 70-200mm 2:8 IS II on a Manfrotto 190CX Pro 3 tripod.

– In Order of Appearance –

1. Tribune Tower / John Howells & Raymond Hood, 1925
2. Aon Center / Edward Durell Stone, 1973
3. Bp Bridge / Frank Gehry, 2004
4. John Hancock Center / Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 1969
5. Aqua / Studio Gang, 2009
6. The Loop / CTA, 1895
7. Lake Point Tower / Schipporeit-Heinrich Associates, Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, 1968
8. The Parkshore / Barancik Conte, 1991
9. Navy Pier Ferris wheel / George Washington Gale Ferris Junior, 1983
10. 500 Lake Shore Drive / Solomon Cordwell Buenz, 2013
11. South Pond Pavilion / Studio Gang, 2010

A video for promoting Moscow as a film location.

Check out the trailer for the latest film made by our Master departments to get an impression of what it’s like to study at DAE!
Do you know people who perfectly fit in the Master course? Don’t hesitate to share the movie with them.

More info: https://www.designacademy.nl/Study/Master/General.aspx