A cinematic Journey through the Indian and Pacific oceans over the span of 2015.

A movie taken from various angles of Baikal Lake with thick ice.

A video essay focusing on how Christmas is drawn in movies.

A short documentary of Mark Mahoney, owner of Los Angeles legendary tattoo shop “Shamrock Social Club”.

A video of Peter Cook’s lecture at Columbia University in February 2017.

PV of Chemical Brothers’ “Let Forever Be” (1999) directed by Michel Gondry.

Promotion film by Bruce Weber for Spring 2016 season of New York.

AMovie of London’s Design Museum designed by John Pawson, OMA, and Allies and Morrison.

A video essay of an English woman traveling in Tokyo during the cherry blossom season.

Kraak & Smaak’s “Squeeze me” released in 2008.

A PV of The Pharcyde’s “Drop” released in 1995.

SF animation depicting a boy going out for treasure to the ruins in the desert.

In June 1999, Alexander McQueen’s Spring/Summer 1999 collection was the subject of the V&A’s very first Fashion in Motion live catwalk event. In this film from the time, the visionary designer discusses his relationship with the Museum and the public’s reaction to his designs.

Fashion in Motion is a series of live catwalk events presented at the V&A. Featuring some of the greatest designers of our time, Fashion in Motion brings catwalk couture to a wider audience by modelling it against the beautiful backdrop of the Museum.

Transcript:
You come from just everything around you, it’s a state of mind, it’s the state of society today. You know, I can’t be so literal with my references. I think it’s a number of references culminating together to make one idea.

It’s mainly to do with the end result as an image, and hopefully a lasting image. You know, I don’t like throwaway images, I like things to be stuck in the mind of people. Maybe that’s why my work can sometimes come across as aggressive or violent. Because maybe the world to me is a bit violent.

It’s so big. It’s the sort of place I’d like to be shut in over night. With no tourists…. [laughs} sorry.

When I was at St Martins, studying for a masters degree there, I used to go in there at least once a week to go through the archives. I remember going through rooms to set up the exhibition, and there was things I’d never even saw before. Like colossal statues.

They say “you can’t wear it down Sainsbury’s can you?” is the usual comment. I think they’ve got to really understand that as a designer, it’s not just about what you see on everyday people, its about furthering people’s imaginations into shape, proportion and colour.

For me, my basis for anything I do is based on a craftsmanship, be it tailoring. be it woodwork, or be it anything else, you know. I try to involve a lot of hand-crafted things.

It would be nice to get it across to the general public exactly how a metaphor turns into a reality. Look at the silhouette and think about days before, days in the future, you know, just try to think not so closed-visioned really.

I think the people who see the clothes, see the video and see the mannequin on the turntable just taking reflection that if I gave you Marks and Spencers would you look twice? That’s fashion really. Fashion turns at such a fast pace, that I think you’ve just got to have a bit of an open mind and not be so judgemental, I think. Just educate yourself into the world of Alexander McQueen [laughs]

A video of an interview with Hiroshi Sambuichi and his exhibition “The Water” held at the former underground reservoir in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Project : Shibaura House
Architect : Kazuyo Sejima and Associates
Location : Shibaura, Shinagawa, Japan
Filmed & Edited by : Vincent Hecht
Music : “Fount ” – Fourcolor
Equipments : Canon 5D MkII + 24mm TS-E f/3.5 + 50mm f/1.4 + Konova Slider

Short documentary on a man who turns his small Northern California home into a beautiful, towering Christmas display people travel across the country to see.

Short film for Bibi Lou’s 2015 Spring/Summer collection.

Nixon brings together larger-than-life surf legends Herbie and Nathan Fletcher for a road trip down memory lane in a new short film entitled Peninsula South, where the father and son team head down to Baja and revisit some old haunts from previous adventures. Director Riley Blakeway captures Herbie’s pioneering spirit and the close-knit relationship he has built with his son Nathan as they set out on an expedition they’ve not made together in over twenty years, reignites both their love for Baja and their deep appreciation for one another. By the late 60s, Herbie had already begun exploring Baja in search of un-crowded lineups and adventure. As his life moved forward, he built a family who share his love of travel, and who have joined him countless times to explore the fickle southern peninsula. On this latest mission, Nathan discusses his father’s contagious, childlike enthusiasm for surfing and life, and shares how he hopes to pass those ideals down to the next Fletcher generation. See more at nixon.com/baja
Featuring Nathan & Herbie Fletcher
Directed by Riley Blakeway
Cinematography by Riley Blakeway & Matt Wybenga
Original Music by Sasami Ashworth
Archival Footage by Herbie Fletcher
Produced by Mike Murciano, Terry Snyder & Adrianna Bonilla
Music Performance by Joo-Joo Ashworth
Music Engineering by Lena Simon
Art Director Terry Snyder
Executive Producer Tom Jones

Movie of Le Corbusier’s ‘Petite maison’ visited by architect Gigon/Guyer.

Interview with Japanese photographer Hideaki Hamada in his home town Osaka.

Promotion film for HERMÈS 2016 Spring/Summer Men’s collection.

Music video of Canadian singer-songwriter Charlotte Day Wilson’s music “Work”.

The music video of “The Suburbs”, a song of Arcade Fire, directed by Spike Jonze.

A summary travel to Yosemite National Park.

This short film is based on the writings of naturalist, author and environmental philosopher John Muir. It is a an ode to wilderness, and was filmed in the Scottish Highlands.
For more information about the John Muir trust visit johnmuirtrust.org

German airline Lufthansa takes us on a journey to the surreal volcanic landscape of Kagoshima in a new film inspired by “Heimweh”, a melancholic feeling of longing for a place. We follow the Inoue brothers, who grew up in Denmark but feel an innate connection to their parents’ homeland of Japan. Read more on NOWNESS – bit.ly/2deCs8n

Aerial video of mountains, seas, castles, etc. taken on trips to Europe and Russia.

A video of Cuba where the culture of the 1950s still lives.

Promotion film of suitcases and bags manufacturer Tumi, featuring Ana Kras.

Shot, Directed, and Cut by Elif Koyutürk
Writing / Voice-Over: Elif Koyutürk
Model/Assistant: Aurelia Albrecht
Commissioned by: KISKA for ZEISS
For more visit: kiska.com/stories/zeiss/

The exhibition view of “Koki Tanaka: Possibilities for being together. Their praxis.” at Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower Mito, Japan, 2016

documented and edited by ARTISTS’ GUILD.
courtesy of Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower Mito
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Participants: Ayaka Kurumada, Emi Shuto, Hiroko Takii, Han Tong-hyon, Yoshihito Tsujimura, Junko Odagi
Facilitators:, Daisuke Awata, Ai Kano, Yoshiko Kasahara, Andrew Maerkle

Facilitator (for participants orientation): Shinichi Yokoyama (kamos)

Director of Photography: Hikaru Fujii (ARTISTS’ GUILD)
Sound and Sound Editor: Ryota Fujiguchi
Camera Operator: Shinya Aoyama
Boom Operator: Tomoya Takashima

Curation, Filming Coordination: Yuu Takehisa (Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower Mito)
Coordination Assistants: Eri Koizumi, Mizuki Usui (Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower Mito)

Assistant to filming coordination: Hitomi Ito
Assistant to filming: Aya Miyazaki
Logistics: Takashi Hirokawa, Yohei Terakado, Daizo Fukushima, Yasuo Kawamata (Art Tower Mito)
Prop: Toshihiko Arimoto (HIGURE 17-15 cas contemporary art studio)
English Subtitles: Dean Shimauchi Translations, Naoko Hamaoka, Masahiro Ochi

Production Cooperation: Vitamin Creative Space (Guangzhou)
Filming Equipment Support: ARTISTS’ GUILD
Reading Workshop Text: Shigeru Matsui Toki no koe (The Voice of Time)
Special Thanks: Aoyama|Meguro (Tokyo), Shigeru Matsui

This project was realized for the occasion of the exhibition “Koki Tanaka: Possibilities for being together. Their praxis.” at Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower Mito, Japan, 2016.

A time lapse movie capturing mountains and oceans of Majorca, Spain, from various angles.

3rd edition of movie series traveling throughout Europe in search of the landscape painted by Van Gogh.

An interesting video collage of people playing at a beech.

Yves Béhar talks about his house in San Francisco.

PV of OK Go’s I Won’t Let You Down released in 2015.

Making videos of CHANEL’s 2017-18 Autumn/Winter Haute Couture Collection.

Although Goose Creek Tower appears plucked from the pages of a children’s book, Phillip Weidner’s home is anything but fictional. When he’s not working as one of Alaska’s top trial attorneys, this DIY architect is building his “poem to the sky.”

The fall colors in the northeastern part of the United States are such an incredible thing. I had never seen them before so this year I decided to finally make a trip out to the east coast for the changing colors of fall. I rented a car and drove through every state photographing the fall colors. This video is a collection of footage I got while traveling in New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and West Virginia.

Shot on: DJI Phantom 3 Pro
Edited with: Adobe Premiere Pro
Music: Licensed from AudioJungle

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

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Did there is a connection between Architecture and Cinematography ?
This is the question the movie tring to enter.
Days of Zucco is a short film which aims to provide a comparative reading of architecture by cinema.
It is an “architectural fiction” and is governed by a number of codes:
– The scenario of the film follows the specificity of the building, its form and its program.
– There is no other decor than the inside or the outside of the building.
– The building and architectural discourse are in the second narrative level.
– The human stories are the wire scriptwriting directors
The film reuses graphics code architecture to enable them to switch in the collective imagination. They help provide a new reading spaces in which the character evolves.
Days of Zucco tells the day of a man of thirty year within a building: the Vertou cultural center in the suburbs of Nantes designed by architecture firm Fernandez and Serres.
This one was winner of the Equerre d’Argent (the equivalent of OSCAR for architecture).
At first responsible for providing legitimacy to make a film about this amazing architectural project, the script of Days of Zucco has evolved so that the film is sufficient in itself, is no longer the only image of the building but it becomes a new object, autonomous.
with Thomas Barraud
DP: Vincent Toujas
Music: Etienne Lautrette
Sound: Bastian Paumier
HMC: Noémie Laborde
Régie: Alexis Dovera et Maryse Renker
English subtitles: Annabel Bacle
Spanish subtitles : Lilian Marchand et Reyes González

An animation of a pencil drawing that depicts a battle between a boy and a monster.

Animation material of “The School of Life” in London focusing on the development of “Emotional Intelligence”.

Video of Victor & Rolf’s 2017-18 Autumn/Winter Haute Couture Collection.

more information on:
www.under40japanesearchitects.com

Footage capturing the eight kinds of precipitation reactions with a microscope.