3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage…all to turn 3 ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food…into 3 beautiful and hopefully compelling short films…
MOVE from Rick Mereki on Vimeo
(via Jim Myhrberg)
I’ve had a really shitty couple of days, having lost my dad yesterday. I’m very much glad to have this place to express myself, and my best way on here appears to be sharing my music choices. Thank you to all those who are being so supportive right now, it really does mean a lot to me.
Today’s musical pick comes courtesy of The Naked and Famous (video is pretty NSFW, YouTube expressed this by banning it). The Sun is taken from their album Passive Me, Aggressive You.
The Naked And Famous – The Sun from The Naked And Famous on Vimeo.
“Let’s Kill Hitler” airs next Saturday 27th August at 7:10pm on BBC One.
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Yet more in-game footage has appeared for the rapidly approaching Battlefield 3. This time we see the role of jets and air combat in multiplayer. Stunning stuff.
Had an interesting realisation tonight: It’s strange how the best television and cinema advertising over the years has come from the alcohol industry.
Actually, maybe not that interesting, or strange. But here’s a San Miguel advert nonetheless.
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Have you ever been interested to find out what a Storm Trooper gets up to in his free time?
I imagine this wasn’t what you were expecting xD
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Good weekend all, todays music pick is courtesy of London dubstep duo Nero, with a remix of ‘Live Those Days Tonight’, as made famous by Friendly Fires. Enjoy!
Okay, so after finally being reconnected to the internet, *insert long list of expletives, here.*
Anyway, in my boredom I’ve cleared out the favourites on my browser, and found some cool bits and pieces to post for you guys, we’ll start with this gentleman
His name is Jay Funk, and he performs a style of choreography that you perhaps haven’t seen before ‘Finger Tutting’.
He was used by Samsung, and brought to the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S II in Paris, France. He’s since also been used on the TV Advert.
