Tyson Williams
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  • Feb5

    “Linotype: The Film” is a feature-length documentary centered around the Linotype type casting machine. Called the “Eighth Wonder of the World” by Thomas Edison, it revolutionized printing and society. The film tells the surprisingly emotional story of the people connected to the Linotype and how it impacted the world. linotypefilm.com

    “Linotype: The Film” Official Trailer from Linotype: The Film on Vimeo.

  • Feb4

    Dirt bike enthusiast and daredevil, 87mcmahan87, attached a GoPro video camera to his helmet and posted several videos of himself riding in precarious environments, like on top of a Colorado snowy mountain ridge:

  • Feb3

    Crack The Surface – Episode II from SilentUK on Vimeo.

    Episode II takes a look at a small collection of explorers from across the pond in America and Canada, focusing on their participation and experiences within their local and global exploring community. Filmed over six weeks resulting in over 1.5TB of raw footage from locations such as New York, Indianapolis, Chicago, Las Vegas, Minneapolis and Montreal.

  • Feb3

    Crack The Surface – Episode I from SilentUK on Vimeo.

    The first in a series of short documentaries focusing on the culture of Urban Exploring, those who risk it all to access and infiltrate closed or forgotten spaces.

  • Feb3

    Street Illuminated with 55,000 LEDs at 2012 Light Festival Ghent:

    Lichtfestival Gent

    Lichtfestival Gent

    Luminarie De Cagna, an Italian company specializing in illuminated installations, converted a street into a monumental facade and hall lit by 55,000 LEDs for the 2012 Light Festival Ghent in Belgium. The light installation is visible in the beginning of this light festival video by Lieven Vanoverbeke. via Colossal photos by Sacha Vanhecke

    Lichtfestival Gent 2012 from Lieven Vanoverbeke on Vimeo.

    (Via Laughing Squid.)

  • Feb2

    Signal To Noise from Douglas Koke on Vimeo.

    Time-lapse footage taken at the Very Large Array in Socorro, New Mexico; one of the largest Radio Astronomy Observatories in the world.

    As a learning exercise, and something to challenge myself, I wanted to try to combine two of my favorite things: motion-graphics and time-lapse photography.
    I also wanted to see if I could stretch my editing techniques a little further.

    The VLA really is a legitimately amazing thing to see in person. If you’ve ever considered making a visit, you should.
    It’s an awe-inspiring feat of human engineering, and the surroundings are gorgeous. Unbelievable skies in New Mexico. I caught some nasty weather, but it was still a great experience. I’m definitely going back!

    Canon t3i / 600D (2 -rented a second)
    Canon 10-22mm
    Canon 24-105mm
    Canon 70-200mm 2.8 (rented)
    Sigma 30mm 1.4
    GoPro HD Hero

    Kessler Crane Pocket Dolly
    Kessler elektraDrive Basic Controller

    Completed in After Effects.
    Grading with Magic Bullet.

    Music: “What It Is Without The Hand That Wields It”,
    Telefon Tel Aviv

    Many, many thanks to Rob Chiu, Tony Scott and Paul Greengrass for their inspirational cutting style.

  • Feb1

    In this extended version of our 2012 Game Day commercial, the sporty, all-new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle inspires Bolt the dog to get in shape, and an intergalactic superstar makes a surprise appearance.

  • Feb1

    Cassette, Upcoming Documentary About the Tape Cassette:

    Cassette is an upcoming documentary about the cultural significance and history of the tape cassette (trailer). The film is by Zack Taylor and Seth Smoot—they’re raising funds for the project on Kickstarter.

    A few months ago, the term cassette tape was taken out of the Oxford English Dictionary. It may seem ironic, then, that the cassette has experienced a quiet comeback over the last few years, as independent labels issuing tape-only releases have begun popping up around the world. What better excuse to take a look back at this beloved musical format? via The World’s Best Ever

    (Via Laughing Squid.)

  • Jan31

    Kelsey Wynns captured a wonderful dog’s-eye view of a dog park by attaching a GoPro camera to his Great Dane.

    Beautiful Day at the Dog Park from Kelsey Wynns on Vimeo.

  • Jan30

    The B&H Photo Video superstore in Manhattan is equipped with a rather unusual and very elaborate overhead conveyor system to transport products around the store.

    We sneaked into B&H famous conveyor system with a Go Pro camera to see how it works from the inside.

    Inside B&H conveyor system… from Lense on Vimeo.

  • Jan29

    Ian Padgham and Jeremy Briggs made this horribly awesome Twitter recruiting video featuring Twitter CEO Dick Costolo. But wait, there’s more, Twitter is actually hiring. Here are the current positions that are open. via Chloe Sladden

    (Via Laughing Squid.)

  • Jan28

    Here is an awesome time-lapse video from the Bay of Fundy in Eastern Canada, which has some of the world’s greatest tides. There is sometimes 50 feet difference between high and low tides.

  • Jan27

    If you use TTC, a public transit system (which luckily I don’t as I live in the heart of the city), you may find this video pretty cool. It includes animation of all the system routes and time-lapse of individual vehicles as they moving across the city:

    TTC Speeds – Drawing from James Fisher on Vimeo.

    An animation that roughly shows how the ‘TTC Speeds’ map was constructed (see the pics linked below). Only 1 hour of data this time. Also included a quick time-lapse of all of the individual vehicles.

  • Jan27

    PBS American Experience – Ansel Adams, A Documentary Film

  • Jan26

    Transport, a beautiful short film by Reggie Watts and Noah Kalina.

    TRANSPORT from Noah Kalina on Vimeo.

  • Jan25

    PressPausePlay from House of Radon on Vimeo.

    The digital revolution of the last decade has unleashed creativity and talent in an unprecedented way, with unlimited opportunities. But does democratized culture mean better art or is true talent instead drowned out? This is the question addressed by PressPausePlay, a documentary film containing interviews with some of the world’s most influential creators of the digital era.

  • Jan24

    Short Film By Chuong Vo. Venture into the mind of a Schizophrenia sufferer. This is made to raise awareness about mental illness. This is how they see and hear the world. Don’t turn your back on them just because they’re different. Put yourself in their shoes and experience what they experience everyday.
    Alone but never alone…

    Starring Alicia Gall
    Music By Alexander Kokic-Schmidt

    ECHOES – Short Film from ChuΩng VΩ on Vimeo.

  • Jan23

    This video is a collaboration between Sheldon Neill and Colin Delehanty. All timelapses were shot on the Canon 5D Mark II with a variety of Canon L and Zeiss CP.2 Lenses. Project Yosemite Website: projectyose.com

    Yosemite HD from Project Yosemite on Vimeo.

  • Jan20

    The film premieres January 20 at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.

    Filmmaker Matt Lenski created a short documentary: The benevolent Mike Sullivan, age 65, has been shooting an epic stop-motion robot sex film in his apartment for the last 10 years. Obsessed with constructing the miniature robot porn stars, his apartment now overflows with thousands of them.

  • Jan19

    Canadian camera shop The Camere Store released a humorous advertisement that quickly went viral recently. Here’s the sequel to that video, showing another violent engagement between two groups of well trained photographers.

  • Jan18

    Excellent video of each day for one year:

    Madeline Schichtel took 1-second snippets of each day of her life in 2011 and condensed it into an 8 minutes film called This is What Madeline Did in 2011.

    I shot a little video every day of 2011 on my Canon Powershot, then I edited it all down to a little over a second each. It’s interesting to be able to look back on my year and remember these little moments. I love living in LA. I love the friends I’ve made. And I love seeing how much has changed over just one year being here. Sure, I guess now that I see it, I got sick and worked a lot this year (lots of driving, running around doing errands all day). But oh well, it’s motivation for 2012!

  • Jan17

    Montage of POV shots mostly from inanimate objects (e.g., frying pan, toilet, wood floor, dryer, shovel, sidewalk, parking lot, clipboard, roomba, grill, pizza, bathtub, refrigerator, pool, vent, cleaning brush, etc)

  • Jan16

    Photographer Peter Hapak traveled to seven countries to capture portraits of dozens of protesters for TIME’s Person of the Year issue:

  • Jan13

    Filmmaker Jesse Rosten created this satirical commercial for Fotoshop by Adobé:

    This commercial isn’t real, neither are society’s standards of beauty.

  • Jan12

    Video time-lapse showing a Chinese construction company Broad Technology Group building a 30-story hotel in 15 days:

    What can you accomplish in 360 hours? The Chinese sustainable building company, Broad Group, has yet attempted another impossible feat, building a 30-story tall hotel prototype in 360 hours, after building a 15-story building in a week earlier in 2011.

  • Jan11

    People working at Toronto’s Type Books have made an awesome stop-motion animation video of their books reorganizing themselves after everyone has gone home at night:

    After organizing our bookshelf almost a year ago, my wife and I decided to take it to the next level. We spent many sleepless nights moving, stacking, and animating books at Type bookstore in Toronto. Everything you see here can be purchased at Type Books. Grayson Matthews generously composed the beautiful, custom music. But none of it could have been done without all the volunteer hands who shelved and reshelved books all night, every night.

  • Jan10

    Aviation photographer Justin de Reuck does photo shoots up in the air shooting other airplanes in flight. This behind-the-scenes video shows him at work, snapping images while zipping around above the clouds and battling G-forces:

  • Jan9

    Banksy’s work now reportedly changes hands for millions.But he puts up his street art for free. Have you ever wondered what would happen if you got your hands on one of these? Does it mean you’ve found a winning lottery ticket or just scraped some worthless crap off a wall? Going up against the Art Establishment, Critics, Auction Houses,Gallery Owners and Authentication Boards in a quest for the elusive meal ticket, two filmmakers unwittingly gatecrash the murky and protective world of Banksy.

    “HOW TO SELL A BANKSY” raises questions of ownership, authentication and the true value of art itself. Through all the chaos and incompetence comes a modern-day, true-story, crime-theft, comedy-caper.

    Original Score by Howie B
    Directed by Alper Cagatay & Christopher Thompson.

  • Jan6

    Portland Nights is a series of structured motion controlled time-lapse clips taken in and around downtown Portland, Oregon at night over the course of several months. Music soundtrack provided by Andrew Parish. Time-lapse photography and editing by Lance Page. For more visit: pagefilms.com And if you like the music, check out composer Andrew Parish on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/atparish/

    Shot on a Canon 60D using Dynamic Perception’s Stage Zero dolly kit for all motion, additional digital motion added in After Effects.

  • Jan5

    San Francisco-based photographer Kien Lam quit his day job, packed his bags and spent a year traveling and documenting the world. Time is Nothing is time-lapse video he made from his epic around-the-globe journey to 17 countries in 343 days.

    17 Countries. 343 Days. 6237 Photographs. One incredible journey. After I quit my job last year, I packed a bag, grabbed my camera and bought a one way ticket to London. 17 countries later, I put together this time lapse video of the many amazing places I came across.  To follow the journey and learn more about each scene visit kienlam.net/around-the-world and kienlam.net

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