Raw Data by Jake Fried
https://vimeo.com/65535198 Jake Fried's 60-second hand-drawn animation with ink, gouache, white-out and coffee. via TWBE
Raw Data by Jake Fried
Something to Look Forward To: Elysium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIBtePb-dGY From the makers of District 9, this one looks like it's going to be this summer's must-see event (post Man of Steel of course)
Something to Look Forward To: Elysium
Making Taxi Driver
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvQV21hkMjI Taxi Driver didn't get it's start as a script only. Some crudely drawn storyboards accompanied the screenplay long before the film was ever green lit for production. Have a look at how a great motion picture began. “Storyboards express what I want to communicate,” Scorsese told Phaidon in 2011 for an article on the exhibition “Between Film and Art: Storyboards from Hitchcock to Spielberg.” “They show how I would imagine a scene and how it should move to the next.” via OC
Making Taxi Driver
Weekend Retrospective | May '02 Attack of the Clones Premiere
It's been eleven years since the release of Star Wars ep. II: Attack of the Clones in May of 2002. Back in those days of yore we had not as of yet invaded Iraq, Facebook hadn't been invented and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" on NBC was a staple of after-midnight-TV viewing. One of Conan's great regular segments was when he'd unleash longtime friend and collaborator Robert Smigel and his hand puppet "Triumph the Insult Dog" on groups of unsuspecting humanoids. So before being a nerdy Star Wars geek was cool long lines of fanboys & girls waiting for the...
Weekend Retrospective | May '02 Attack of the Clones Premiere
Willie Witte's Screengrab
https://vimeo.com/64686559 Don't try and figure it out, don't try and rationalize, don't even try and analyze. Just go with the beat and the flow.
Willie Witte's Screengrab
Patton Oswalt's EPIC Star Wars Filibuster
J.J. Abrams, do you need a plot for Star Wars - Episode VII? Take a listen to Patton Oswalt's epic Star Wars filibuster from Parks and Recreation. It might just blow your mind. via DVR
Patton Oswalt's EPIC Star Wars Filibuster
The Art of Steadicam
https://vimeo.com/60974401 Refocused Media's tribute to the Steadicam comes in the form of this compilation of the top 50 Steadicam shots since its introduction to the film industry in 1975. "Come for the film history lesson, stay for the Kubrick." via DVR
The Art of Steadicam
Street Ball
https://vimeo.com/60576409 "Boardwalk Empire's" Michael Kenneth Williams narrates this ode to street ball. via HD
Street Ball
The Wombat Chronicles | Shot Wars
What do "Star" Wars" and St. Patrick's Day have in common? The answer: Nothing. As ridiculous as that is, in keeping with the festive traditions of St. Patrick's Day - which soon doth approach and our contemporary culture's complete and entirely justified obsession with "Star Wars" here presented are some fun shot games to play while watching the original and/or the second "Star Wars" trilogies. Every time a bad guy shoots his laser and misses in either trilogy, take a shot. Every time there's a scene involving two or more characters sitting and talking on furniture in the second trilogy,...
The Wombat Chronicles | Shot Wars
Ink, Coffee and White Out: The Work of Jake Fried
https://vimeo.com/56673269 A seriously serious one minute animated short by Jake Fried. Yeah, it's only one minute long - what's so serious about that? Well when you consider that all 60 seconds of this film are completely hand drawn by the artist then maybe you'll begin to understand. Because seriously, this is some next level psychedelic shit. via MISH
Ink, Coffee and White Out: The Work of Jake Fried
Weekend Retrospective | Richard Pryor goes off
The year was 1980 - Richard Pryor was hotter than ever - the only problem was, it was 1980. If there is one thing the 80s will be remembered for it will be the cocaine. In this clip, recorded on the set of his film Silver Streak, Richard Pryor attempts to give an interview, but he just can't keep it together - preferring instead to express his opinions on everyone from Charlie Chaplin to Gene Wilder... all in good natured fun of course.