It has endless edges, tints and singularities. Berlin is a power city. You can feel it there. It’s positive and razor sharp simultaneously. Berlin can be strong and complex for its visitors.
I tried my very best to catch the spirit of it. At least how I felt it running in the cold streets with my camera.
Music by R.Taubert
Street “drums” by BuckIt
Listen in good headphones. It’s a must.
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For older and more soft Berlin watch my prevous Everyday Berlin – visual poem video vimeo.com/148802385

Since they commenced their creative directorship of Valentino in 2008, Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli have made a point of opening the exclusive and enigmatic world of couture to a new audience. From conducting atelier visits to clarifying the importance of the relationship between an idea and its making, the duo explain how and why they are presenting a less well-known side to “Made in Italy”.

A documentary on human stories from the frontlines of the European Refugee Crisis, focused on humanity and hope.

A Scene’s of Crime Officer is Plagued by memories of her day job. Two environments mesh together as she struggles to separate work and home life.

Made with the ICA and Kingston University through the Stop Play record Scheme for 16-24 year olds for Channel 4’s Random Acts.
https://stopplayrecord.ica.org.uk/
http://randomacts.channel4.com/

With additional animation by Diana Gradinaru.

Featured on Directors Notes here:
http://www.directorsnotes.com/2016/07/19/s-o-c-o-marcus-armitage/

Uploaded on 2016/07/18

Short film which visualized Charles Boukowski’s poem “Girl on the escalator”.

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

Award-winning Australian designer Marc Newson takes a tour of London and describes how it continues to inspire his work.

Anthony Dunne is professor and head of the Design Interactions programme at the Royal College of Art in London. He is also a partner in the design studio Dunne & Raby. His projects with Fiona Raby use design as a medium to stimulate discussion and debate amongst designers, industry and the public about the social, cultural and ethical implications of emerging technologies. Their projects have been exhibited and published internationally and are in the permanent collections of MoMA, the Victoria & Albert Museum, Frac Ile-de-France and Fnac. He is the author of Hertzian Tales (2006) and co-author with Fiona Raby, of Design Noir (2001). They have curated exhibitions for the Science Gallery in Dublin, The Wellcome Trust Windows in London, and the Beijing International Design Triennial at the National Museum of China.

http://resonate.io

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

Go behind the scenes as we prepare for the opening of the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibition

Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty
In partnership with Swarovski
14 March – 2 August 2015

Alexander McQueen was one of the most innovative designers of his generation and celebrated for his extraordinary creative talent. This spectacular exhibition is the only major retrospective of McQueen’s work to be presented in Europe and showcases the best of his creative output of womenswear from his 1992 Central Saint Martin’s postgraduate collection to his A/W 2010 collection which was unfinished at the time of his death.
vam.ac.uk/savagebeauty

Supported by American Express
With thanks to M.A.C Cosmetics
Technology partner Samsung

Monday, September 12, 2016

Eight Themes

Choreography by Raymond Liew Jin Pin
Music: When the clouds – November song
Dance: Lea Benecke and Just Berger
Camera: Daniel Toelke, Adrian Bedoy, Torben Köster
Editing: Rajan Shrestha
Produced by Simon Baucks

Visiting the ruins, climbing mountains. A record of Peru trip.

Video of Sucre 4444, apartment building in Buenos Aires, Argentina designed by Esteban Tannenbaum.

A documentary of Russell Bierke, Australian surfer.

Promotional video released by Honda in the Christmas season of 2014. Engineers who develop new sled for Santa Claus.

A video showing the Istanbul’s cityscape full of tourists and the poor districts where refugees from Syria live.

Vindur is a non-narrative short film shoot with drone in different parts of Iceland.
Vindur means wind in Icelandic which is relevant to the way its shoot. So for 3 minutes you will get to enjoy amazing drone footage portraying Icelandic unbelievable landscapes. Beautiful waterfalls, endless valleys, unusual mountain ranges, out of this world landscapes, oceanic cliffs, old glacier, fantastic canyon and many other wonders that makes Iceland so unique and such a blast to shoot using DJI Phantom 3 professional.
I really hope you enjoy watching it.
A semi-finalist at CineFest film Festival in Los Angeles (drone film category)
Technical information for those who interested:
Drone – DJI Phantom 3 Professional
Filters – Polar Pro
Edit – Adobe Premier
Music mix – Adobe Audition
Post-production – Adobe After Effects
Grading – Adobe Premier & Magic Bullet

A video of aerial views of San Francisco.

Promotional film of eyewear brand GLCO which drew comics on synchronicity occurring in twins.

Interview and production process of Max Lamb designed a bench for a new material Solid Textile Board made from fiber waste.

For the 2016 Spring/Summer Prada Real Fantasies, AMO graphically reinterprets the Indefinite Hangar as a synthetic sunset fixed within a 3 dimensional blank space. The abstract hangar is populated with geometric objects and furniture. Models move through a neutral scene between the undefined and distilled fragments of daily life. The horizon and scale constantly shifts, manipulating the frame and disrupting a linear sequence: an artificial landscape where fiction and collection collide.

AMO and Prada have been collaborating on the fashion house’s lookbooks since the Spring/Summer 2007 show, merging the collection with graphic and visual imagery through collage and hand-drawn shapes. Since the Spring/Summer 2012 show AMO has turned the project into Real Fantasies, a graphic short movie, introducing animation and music to the lookbooks. The project highlights the attitude of Prada and the conceptual references of the collection, season after season.

This is the 16th edition of the Prada Real Fantasies.

CREDITS:
ART DIRECTION by AMO:
Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli,
Giacomo Ardesio
Giulio Margheri

PRODUCED by APRIL:
Executive Producer
Alessandro Farinella

DIRECTED by Matteo Frittelli

EDITED by Andrea Favia
ASSISTANT EDITOR by Maria Giovanna Monaco
VISUAL EFFECTS by Giulia Regalini

MUSIC by 3o –

CAMERA AND SUPPORT by Atlantis FIlm

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

Frieze London 2016 features more than 160 of the world’s leading galleries, which present art from over 1,000 of today’s leading artists. Here are some highlights from the Preview.
Frieze London 2016, Regent’s Park, London (UK). October 5, 2016.

This film was shot over 11 nights in March on La Palma, Canary Islands.
La Palma is often called ‘Europes’ Hawaii’ as it has all the ingredients for a perfect night sky cocktail; altitude, dry air and a lack of light pollution. These elements when combined make for a stunning night sky. Because of it’s clean air and clear skies many of the worlds top observatories have facilities on top of the island.
The main goal of this film was to capture the Milky Way rising from the horizon at a low angle across the sky. There are two main factors that affect the position of the Milky Way; latitude and time of year.
Latitude is your distance either North or South from the Earth’s equator. In the Northern Hemisphere the closer you are to the equator the higher the central core of the Milky Way will rise into the sky. La Palma is positioned at 28˚ North, which is a good latitude to photograph the central core of the Milky Way.
Time of year affects the angle in which the Milky Ways appears in the sky. The general consensus is that the Milky Way season starts in March and ends in October. In March the angle in which the Milky Way rises in the Northern Hemisphere is at its’ most acute. As Spring turns into Summer the Milky Ways angle increases tilting until it is upright through the months of June to August, then falls away back on itself slightly through September to November until the core disappears from view through the Winter months.
To achieve the correct angle I had to visit as early as possible in the season and with the new Moon phase of March being the week of the 6th the plan was set. You would think that with La Palma being at a latitude that is on par with Northern Africa the conditions would be favourable any time of the year, but with altitude and the trade winds blowing in, this was not the case.
I was hiking with a heavy pack back at altitude through very high winds, it was possibly the toughest conditions I have ever encountered in my time shooting astrophotography. But funnily enough it was not the wind, altitude or the cold that was the hardest part, the real test was having the endurance to wait out in these conditions for the Milky Way to rise which happens in March at around 3am. It is safe to say that after 11 consecutive nights of hiking from dusk and shooting until dawn I was a little broken, but adventure only truly starts when you are faced with challenges, when you overcome them, you remember these moments with far more clarity over anything else.
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Aerial view of Burning Man 2018.

We’ve handpicked the best cooking schools from around the world, including a Tasmanian cook leading guests from garden to kitchen and a chef’s guide to the markets of Israel.

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

Watch also “R O M A“: vimeo.com/137925379
They don’t call Italy “Il bel paese” – “The beautiful country” – for nothing, and it’s no coincidence. For my next project I decided once again to pay homage to my homeland, a place that always leaves an impression on my heart, the southern region of Puglia.
There is a list called “1,000 Places To See Before You Die”. Casting a glance over it, one will notice that Italy – and Puglia in particular – boasts an enviable number of locations. With numerous UNESCO sites, pristine beaches, and enchanting destinations, it was difficult to restrict such beauty into a 2 minute video.
But here it is anyway, a small taste of what this amazing region has to offer. I’m sure you’ll add it to your own list of 1000 places to see before you die!
I have received so many messages asking for details on how I produce my videos.
I put down this short piece: oliver.as/videotips this explains few techniques I have been using and includes a list of equipment. Don’t hesitate to write to me if you need further details or have any recommendation.
Locations:
Alberobello
Gargano
Lecce
Locorotondo
Martina Franca
Monopoli
Valle D’Itria
Ostuni
Polignano a Mare
Filmed and edited by Oliver Astrologo – FB: fb.com/oliver.astrologo
Drone Footage: Courtesy of Vito Renò – vimeo.com/simplyrec
For any drone inquiry about this video please contact: vitorenovr@gmail.com
Intro and outro Music: Sciamaballà – fb.com/Sciamaballà-124671817549469
Soundtrack: A moment of Silence – Courtesy of Max LL – maxll.ca
All music and sounds effects rights are reserved.
Thanks:
Simona de Carlo, Sara de Carlo, Simone Sampò, Nils Samò, Fabian McDonald and everyone who helped
me create this video.
Flickr album: flic.kr/s/aHskhSG3hS
Shoot using:
Sony A7ii @ 1080 50p PP7 (Exposed in S-Log2)
Lens used:
Zeiss 35mm 2.8
Zeiss 55mm 1.8
Color Correction
ImpulZ LUTs with some tweaks.

8K movie shot New York in the Christmas season.

American wildlife biologist Jason Fitzgibbon’s overland journey across Oregon’s highly varied public lands.

Watch chef Angel León’s artistry, vision, and passion for the sea unfold at the 2 Michelin starred restaurant Aponiente from Andalusia, Spain.
Read more here: bit.ly/2b9IVDy

A video of the manufacturing process of aluminum chair ‘Landi’ designed by Hans Coray in 1938, that include an interview of Rolf Faubbium.

Jeremy Relph is best known for reporting on conflicts across the globe for The New Yorker. For his latest project, the Canadian journalist teamed up with Kingston-based director Nile Saulter to explore a more spirited subject—the connection between church and dancehall culture in Jamaica.

A woman loses her sense of taste and embarks on a personal exploration of memory.

A 2-minute version of the animated lesson I have made with TED-Ed. Patrick Lin, one of the TED-Ed educators, navigates the murky ethics of self-driving cars.
Please watch the FULL lesson on
ed.ted.com/lessons/the-ethical-dilemma-of-self-driving-cars-patrick-lin
More ART WORKS are on
yukaidu.com/Tech-Ethics-Self-Driving-Car-TED-Ed
CREDITS
Lesson / Patrick Lin
Narratation / Addison Anderson
Script Editor / Amy Adkins
Director & Illustration / Yukai Du
2D Animation / Yukai Du, Jiaqi Wang
3D Animation / Kevin O’Shea
Music / Cem Misirlioglu workplaywork.com

Cannes Lions (Cannes, France)
20 June 2013

The Sami People call it the ‘blue time’ – the period in winter when the sun doesn’t rise above the horizon in northern areas of Scandinavia. Jeff Allen visits northern Norway every year, in both winter and summer, to break out of the world of credit cards and double glazing that society has become and explore the breath-taking wilderness and coastline by sea kayak with longtime friend Bjørn Eines. In more recent years, he has taken up dog sledding under the experienced wing of Tore Albrigtsen and now guides expeditions to the region to let others witness the beauty of his favourite place on earth.
Directed, filmed and edited by Greg Dennis
Supported by Sideways
Original Score composed by Chris Davey
Voice of Jeff Allen
With Thanks to Bjørn Eines and Tore Albrigtsen

Textile factories and old cityscape in Fujiyoshida-shi, Yamanashi prefecture Japan.

the radar :: the new site-specific installation was projected onto the sands and waves on Devil’s Beach in Rio de Janeiro (between Copacabana and Ipanema)

Ryoji Ikeda:: the radar
7-9 SEP 2012, Praia do Diabo (Devil’s Beach), Arpoador, Rio de Janeiro, BR
curated by Marcello Dantas
OiR project http://www.oir.art.br/
© Ryoji Ikeda 2012, All Rights Reserved. www.ryojiikeda.com

Promotion film for DRIES VAN NOTEN.

Sejima and Nishizawa (SANAA) presenting their new factory building at the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein on 19 April 2013.

More information about the new SANAA factory building on http://www.vitra.com/en-gb/magazine/details/sanaa-at-the-vitra-campus. Come visit us in Weil am Rhein near Basel!

Production: ©Viva la Function 2013
Concept, Camera & Editing: Matthias Schömer, Viva la Function
Sounddesign & Mix & Music: by Saro Sahihi, Soundbits 2013

A moving picture of how various substances crystallize.

In August 2012, a photographer in Aleppo where became a battlefield filmed the emerging civil war outside seen from the window of his house for 9 days.

A video of St. Mary’s Cathedral, Tokyo, one of the masterpieces of Kenzo Tange photographed inside and outside with a drone.

An impressionistic portrait of life in Hawaii, where waves of humanity create a mash-up and clash of ideas, between those who have deep roots there and those who came later on.