Life in a day was a project by Ridley Scott back in 2010.
They asked millions of people to record a little video on the 24 july,2010.
They received 4500 hours of video from 192 countries.
The film shows how was life on july 24 2010 a bit like a time capsule to show what it was like to live in that day.
It was made in collaboration with LG and Youtube and now it’s available for free.
It’s full of beautiful images from everywhere and all kinds of messages from people all over the world.

I know this came out a while ago but i still think it’s worth watching.
So you can watch it here below! bring the popcorn and enjoy the film! :)

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Simon Bau, Clementine Choplain, Marie Ecarlat, Benoit Huguet and Julien Soulage directed this cute animated short film named “Cupidon” while finishing their studies at the ESMA Montpellier school in 2012.

The film shows the story of a bored cupid with a mission, but something goes wrong!

The original soundtrack is really good and it was made by Damien Deshayes.
They really made a great job with backgrounds and characters on this animation, i really like this!

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As most of you know the curiosity rover landed in mars a couple of months ago. Rok Predin made this cute little video to celebrate that and i really liked it!

You can see more information on the Curiosity rover over here

Curiosity Killed The Cat from Trunk Animation on Vimeo.

Directed by Rok Predin.
Music by Ivan Arnold

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Paris is one of my favorites cities in the world and Mayeul Akpovi, a talented photographer, made this beautiful timelapse video showing the beauty of the monuments in Paris and the amazing fireworks in the Eiffel tower.

He worked with :

Canon 5D Mark III
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 24-70mm f2.8 L USM
Sigma 15mm f2.8 EX DG Fisheye
Samyang 14mm f2.8
Tamron70-300mm f4-5,6 Di VC USD
Filters: ND2 to ND400

The music on the video is : Soundtrack: Angel – Massive Attack (Mezzanine)

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Santiago & Mauricio are some amazing mexican directors living in New York that work with some great brands (dior, vogue, covergirl, juicy couture, etc)

They made few days ago a video for Nowness called “She’s electric” where they feature canadian model Alana Zimmer.
The inspiration to create this retro style came from things they knew back in the 80′s, atari video games, japanese animation and more.

credits: DIRECTED by SANTIAGO & MAURICIO / ALANA ZIMMER / STYLED by ELIZABETH SULCER / MAKEUP by ROMY SOLEIMANI / HAIR by RUTGER / PRODUCED by CESAR LEON

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The ad shows us a world where everything is melting and a heroine is sent to the sun with a bottle of perrier to save the world.

Perrier made some great ads in the past, this one is really nicely done too.
The agency behind this is Ogilvy France and i have to say i like how the story is told.
Images are beautiful, the ship, the costumes, the music are good.
This is surely one of the most beautiful ads i’ve seen in a while in french tv… well enough said, just watch it :)

Here’s the long version

…and the the short version

Credits:

Agency Ogilvy Paris
Director Johan Renck via Soixante Quinze, Paris,
Producer Annabelle Fournier,
Head of production Jeanne Marie De la Fontaine,
Set designer Jan Houllevigue,
Editor Danny Tull
Post producer Sandrine Demonte.

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Base 14 made this cute short film called “The girl and the fox”.
Directed by Tyler J. Kupferer, this short film tells the story of a little girl Ilona who goes in the woods tracking a fox after the discovering of the bodies of several dead animals in her farm.

This beautifully animated film has already been featured at some festivals and won some of them : Student Academy Awards (Nominee Animation), Annie Awards (Nominee Best Short Subject), ASIFA-East Awards (Excellence in Design), College Television Awards (2nd Place Animation, Geena Davis Award for Focus on Gender Equality), Palm Springs International ShortFest (Official Selection), etc

There is also a website for this film at http://www.girlandthefox.com/

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Electroshock is a short animation film directed and produced by Elliot Maren, Bastien Morteleque, Valentin Michel, Pascal Chandelier et Hugo Jackson for the art school ESMA in Montpellier, France.

This short film tells the story of an average guy who become a super hero in order to conquer the heart of a girl named Mady. Unfortunately this little guy is a bit clumbsy and he has a hard time using his powers…

Credits:

Directed by Hugo JACKSON, Pascal CHANDELIER, Valentin MICHEL, Bastien MORTELECQUE and Elliot MAREN.
With the voices of Christophe LEMOINE, Ariane AGGIAGE, Michel VIGNE, Laetitia BARBARA, Philipe PEYTHIEU and Véronique AUGEREAU.
Music by Thierry JAOUL, Jose VICENTE and Hugo JACKSON
Mixed by Jose VICENTE and Yoann PONCET, Studio des Aviateurs.
ESMA Ecole Supérieure des Métiers Artistiques 2011

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It is a portrait of Miguel’s father, made by 3.2 million dots! Making this picture took him about 210 hours!
If you are wondering what kind of pen he used, it’s a sakura pigma micron 0,05 which is an very good choice, i use the same pen to do draw and i really like it because the point is really small and it lets me do a lot of details..

Anyway enough talk just watch this video, it is pretty awesome! :)

Don’t forget to visit Miguel’s portfolio, there is more to see :)

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