PR Lions with 2013 Jury President David Gallagher from Cannes Lions on Vimeo.
David Gallagher is the Senior Partner, CEO, Europe and Chairman, London at Ketchum. He is also the 2013 PR Lions Jury President. Cannes Lions TV visited him at his office in London to talk about PR at Cannes Lions in general and why he thinks people should enter their best work into the Awards.
The History of Typography - Animated Short from Ben Barrett-Forrest on Vimeo.
A paper-letter animation about the history of fonts and typography.
291 Paper Letters.
2,454 Photographs.
140 hours of work.
Created by Ben Barrett-Forrest
© Forrest Media - 2013
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Video on Youtube: youtu.be/wOgIkxAfJsk
Information Sources:
Thinking in Type by Ellen Lupton
Just My Type by Simon Garfield
If this video sparks any ideas, I would love to hear about them!
Jujitsuing Reality from Chad Mann on Vimeo.
Winner Best Documentary, 2012 LA Shorts Fest
Official Selection, 2013 Santa Barbara International Film Festival
Official Selection, 2013 Newport Beach Film Festival
Official Selection, 2013 Maryland Film Festival
Official Selection, 2013 Irvine International Film Festival————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————
Despite living with ALS, screenwriter Scott Lew maintains his voice in the world through his scripts, giving added meaning to the expression “living to write.”Director: Chetin Chabuk
Producer: Diane Becker
Editor: Chetin Chabuk
Director of Photography: Chad Mann©2012 Sobini Films
High Maintenance // Jonathan from Janky Clown Productions on Vimeo.
A web series.
Created / Written / Directed By: Katja Blichfeld and Ben Sinclair
Executive Produced By: Katja Blichfeld, Russell Gregory, Ben SinclairFor more episodes visit helpingyoumaintain.com/episodes
Hong Kong is Home. from Javin Lau on Vimeo.
Hong Kong is Home.
I remember when I first arrived in Hong Kong almost a decade ago, I felt like I had walked into an actual movie set. It was a place that I had only seen on TV as a kid, with its strange red taxi’s, odd stop lights and driving on the other side of the road.
My intent with this project was to illustrate the grandeur of Hong Kong that most people would never get to see. When I had recently watched the movie Oblivion, it had somehow starkly reminded me of Hong Kong, with the feeling of being so insignificantly small — almost irrelevant to my surroundings. Hong Kong is an unbelievably dense city, where much of the world can be accessed at your fingertips. But in a city where you can access the material world in a matter of seconds, it also has the ability to isolate you from the 8 million people around you as well.
With this piece, I hope that you are able to engage in this contradiction.
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Track: M83 - Waking Up
Inspiration: Oblivion Movie—-
Connect
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Licensing
For licensing information, please visit: javinlau.tumblr.com/licensing—-
Special Thanks
Andrew Tso, for a good time in Hong Kong, as always. tsotography.com
Tom Ryaboi, for the technical editing expertise. tomryaboi.com
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Technical Details
Camera: Canon 7D, Canon T2I
Lenses: Sigma 8-16mm, Samyang 8mm, Sigma 30mm, Canon 50mm
