Experimental Film & Music Video Festival
Submit your film and get it shown at the festival that runs for 6 times a year in Toronto, and 3 times a year in Los Angeles.
| ORACLE, 3min., USA, Music Video Directed by Jessica Batson An art collaboration between a film collective and band. A beautiful short, visually stimulating and emotionally conflicting. A woman being consumed by gold. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film! |
Elements – Krimson (Official Music Video) exclusively filmed on Kodiak, Alaska
Category
Music
Licence
Standard YouTube Licence
Lost Youth was the debut single from the 12” release “You are 100%” via Moontown Records.
Shoot was between 2 cameras to created a hall of mirrors effect in a washed colour glow across the band members. The video was the product of Helena’s direction to create a current nostalgia through lights, angles and smoke machines.
Helena Papageorgiou is a video producer, illustrator and animator. Helena’s music videos incorporate various stylistic mediums to convey a sense of visual immersement. Combining these allows for a visual metamorphosis, condensation of form and meaning.
Helena is interested in exploring this in her music video production and animation which integrates mu
You left me in the ice
Taken from debut album ‘About Time’ out now via The Big Oil Recording Company. Stream: http://bit.ly/2p8DmXn
Music by GENTS
https://www.facebook.com/musicforgents/
Written and directed: Rasmus K. Petersen
Cinematography: Carl August Jansson
Producer: Robin Hounisen
Production design: Ane Cornelia Pade
Editor and effects: Oliver Jeppe Hagde
Make-up artist: Nadja Sanimuinaq Hansen
Assistent camera: Mads Elsass
Production design assistents: Jamilla Mahmoud Henriques & Lucille Groos
1AD: Sarah Jane Redmond
Cast
Esther Oxfeldt
Abel Nørgaard Dalum
Niels Wendelboe
Zelma Feldman Lewerissa
Alba Akvama Hoffmeyer
Camille Linnea
Adrian Cadan
Gustav Frich
Daniel Shamitha Bendtsen
Trygve Bechsgaard
Lucille Groos
Skjold Rambow
Bo Hollenberg Jørgensen
Ludvig Brostrup
Nina Terese Rask
Ida Sandgren
Oskar Sandgren
Emma Marott
Kirstine Siegumfeldt
Nikolai Østenlund
Marie Reuther
Big thanks to:
Autonorden A/S
Roskilde Kommune
Bo Hollenberg Jørgensen
Centralhjørnet
Musikteateret Albertslund
Sporvejsmuseet
Dragon City
Avis
Martin Paarup Hansen
Brian Raaby Andersen
Péter Becz
Beadhouse
Mevlüt Yilmaz
Andrea Therese Kaaber
Tashrifa Mahmoud
Ved Amagerport 7
Contact Rasmus Petersen, Ophav Film at ophavfilm@gmail.com
It is an experimental film about duration, rotation, reflects a dual feeling of calmness and frustration while watching the film
Szimonetta was born in Hungary in 1996. She went to study multimedia design abroad and also spent a semester studying at the University of Worcester. There she studied combined courses, such as film production and graphic design. During her time at the English university she produced Paradox as one of the projects. She travelled to Ukraine to make the film happen.
You are never too young to start filming.
“Noel Holmes wins Russian International Horror Film Festival”
Irish Examiner
Song/Video from Noel Holmes “HYPNOTIZE”…all homemade and home recorded
Hi Folks my name is Noel Holmes I write/record/produce my own songs and videos you can check out my work on the project links section of this page…or simply google noel holmes…thanks…
Directed by Lukasz Pytlik
This is a music video. The story is about how the tablets to the Epic of Gilgamesh were preserved by an act of war in 612 BCE in Nineveh. Nineveh is modern Mosul in Iraq, much in the news recently. The video shows the atrocity of war and at the same time hope in the form of culture– the preservation of humanity’s oldest story ‘The Epic of Gilgamesh’.
A man gets chased by a scribble.
Andy Sowerby is filmmaker and visual artist. Andy has a process driven practice, through an experimental and innovative approach to equipment and materials.
Andy’s practice often moves between both narrative, story driven work and abstract, expressive work. Subject matters range from abstract colour, light, macro worlds, distortions, visual metaphor, emotional response, personal relationships, and our relationship to art and images.
Graduate of Newport Film School UK, his films have been selected for a variety of film festivals including London Short Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, and BBC Music Video Festival.
Music video created, produced and filmed by Bonnie Carini of Hawaii Island Melody and Lyrics written by Bonnie Carini Melody sung by Sierra Spruce of Hawaii Island
This is a music video that I created and produced for my movie project PILOT WHALE FOG, a story of two broken families, one from Hawaii and the other from the Faroe Islands where most of the story takes place, who are brought together by tragedy and music, but their cultural beliefs keep them in conflict until they are unified by a pilot whale.Saxophone tracks: Villu Veski of Estonia
Vocals: Sierra Spruce of Hawaii Island sings the melody and Eivor Pallsdottir of the Faroe Islands vocalizes with sax and pilot whale sounds in the prelude.
Hawaiian chant of the refrain: Mahina Saunders
Hula: Melody Reyes
I am a published writer/photographer with a background in marine ecology and have focused mostly on pelagic animals, from plankton to sharks, dolphins and whales. My articles and photographs have appeared in magazines and books around the world. I am also a produced cinematographer and have sold footage to Animal Planet, National Geographic, BBC and Nature, to list a few. I directed and shot the underwater segment for the original NBC documentary, The Road to Ironman. I have had one of my screenplays optioned, Pilot Whale Fog, which was chosen as an official finalist in; The International Family Film Festival 2014, The Cannes Screenplay Contest 2015 and The New York Screenplay Contest 2016. My music video, A Song of Pilot Whale Fog, won the Silver Lei Award at the 2017 Honolulu Film Awards.
The allure of whales and dolphins is strong and for decades battles have ensued globally against their slaughter and captivity. I first became aware of the grindadrap (pilot whale slaughter) in the Faroe Islands over 3 decades ago and it remained in the back of my mind up until about a decade ago when I read an article by the Canadian activist, Paul Watson, entitled; The Ferocious Faroe Islands. I’ve spent much of my life in and around sea observing and filming marine life and am especially fond of the pilot whales. I found the article though, derogatory to the point of being ineffective to ending the grindadrap. In fact, the Faroese are incensed at Paul Watson’s audacity and continue to whale as they have been doing for over a thousand years. My Faroese experience has, so far, evolved into a short documentary, a music video and an award-winning screenplay where the grindadrap is at the heart of the main conflict in the story, but is portrayed and dealt with fairly and considerately through multiple perspectives. My
PILOT WHALE FOG film/music project is a celebration of the Faroese and Hawaiian culture, the natural beauty of both archipelagos, and the pilot whales.
