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Addison Wright’s Hiplet: Because We Can is part of the Scene In Color Film Series, presented by Target, which shines a light on incredible filmmaking talent. As part of the series, three emerging filmmakers will receive mentorship from producer Will Packer, and their films are available to watch on Rotten Tomatoes, MovieClips Indie Channel, Peacock, and the NBC App. They have the “sexy walk;” “the pretzel;” “the dougie;” “the Vivian.” These aren’t 1950s innuendoes. They’re the dance moves performed by a special Chicago-based ballet company. Founded by Homer Hans Bryant, hiplet is a combination of hip-hop and traditional ballet performed to dizzying, intoxicating effect by a collection of incredible local dancers. Director Addison Wright, another Chicago native, decided to make a film about these viral sensations after discovering the troupe on Instagram. His eight-minute documentary short, Hiplet: Because We Can, was an Official Selection at the 2020 South by Southwest Film Festival, later became a Vimeo Staff pick, and is now part of the Scene in Color Film Series.  Wright’s film, titled after the dance, fuses together a choreographed music video feel with a precise documentary style for a lively exploration of this new invigorating movement style. Though the performers’ movements speak for…

Global PartnerStandup Journal caught up with waterman, author, ocean pioneer and motivational speaker Chris Bertish last week in an exclusive Q&A to discuss the release of his long awaited film, “Last Known Coordinates”. In this film, he takes us on the journey of his 93-day solo SUP Crossing of the Atlantic Ocean. Q&A with Chris Bertish on Transatlantic SUP Crossing Standup Journal gave nearly daily accounts of Bertish’s solo SUP crossing of the Atlantic ocean in 2018. We tracked him via his GPS Tracker and were the first to interview this extreme water athlete when he arrived on shore in Antigua. It was only fitting that we caught up with him at home in South Africa recently to conduct Bertish’s first ever Media Q&A on this crossing and the release of his new film, “Last Known Coordinates”. Where to View “Last Known Coordinates” “Last Known Coordinates” is available for streaming across multiple platforms. You can find this 51-minute feature film about one man’s SUP journey that changed the way the world viewed the impossible on: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com Vimeo: httos://vimeo.com/ondemand/lastknowncoordinates Last Known Coordinates:  www.lastknowncoordinates.com Chris Bertish website:  www.chrisbertish.com Watch Rare Interview with Bertish at Home in South Africa In the YouTube…

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Iman Vellani, who is set to star as Kamala Khan in the Disney+ series Ms. Marvel, shares a homemade video showing her love of Iron Man. Ms. Marvel star Iman Vellani has proven her Iron Man fandom in a homemade video. A video uploaded to Vimeo sees Vellani start her day surrounded by Marvel paraphernalia, scored by Billy Joel's "I Don't Want to Be Alone." She wakes up beneath an Invincible Iron Man poster, puts on a pair of Captain Marvel socks and sits down to, among other things, read a copy of an Avengers trae paperback and use her laptop with its large Iron Man decal. She then imagines a black-and-white stop motion sequence starring action figures, in which Iron Man meets Kamala Khan, calls her his "favourite Marvel" and dances with her. The description of the video reads "Rdj if u see this ily." Vellani was cast in Ms. Marvel in September of last year. She'll play the lead role of Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American teenager from Jersey City who gets to live her superhero dream when she becomes the Magnificent Ms. Marvel. Vellani recognizes the significance of playing the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first Muslim superhero, saying, "The fact that the show is being made and…

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Image by Karl Poyzer How a director of photography learned to create without physical limits By Alex Castro Sep 3, 2021, 12:00pm EDT Images by Karl Poyzer Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many artists have had their mediums closed off to them. With the limitations set on production teams and the complex logistics of getting back on set, some artists have had to find new ways to express themselves — like Karl Poyzer, a director of photography who took the time during the pandemic to dive into 3D artwork in Blender, with the goal of having fun and doing things his own way. This track would not only allow him to develop a fan base and fresh style but also to start a short film series, Floaters, that won a Vimeo Staff pick due to its amazing visuals, efficient storytelling, and — most importantly — its British humor. I got to chat with Poyzer about his journey of getting started in 3D, the development of Floaters, and his tips for getting started in 3D art. This interview has been lightly edited for clarity and brevity. Take me to the beginning. How did you get started? As a kid, I was hugely…

No, it’s not the ‘Star Wars’ prequels. Universal Pictures By Meg Shields · Published on September 3rd, 2021 Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Today, we’re watching a video essay on the wildest sequel by director George Lucas: 1979’s More American Graffiti. When a film is especially near and dear to you it can be tempting to avoid its sequels like the plague. Why run the risk of tainting your memory of the original film? Of sullying its hallowed plot beats with the knowledge that the story continues, for better or for worse? A sequel doesn’t even necessarily have to be “bad” for this Schrodinger’s paradox to kick in. It turns out that Bride of Re-Animator is a solid and thoroughly enjoyable follow-up to Stuart Gordon’s original film. But mustering up the courage to finally give it a shot was like pulling teeth because, well, you know, what if it was bad? This whole affair becomes especially tricky when sequels are infamously terrible. Enter: George Lucas, a man whose directorial reputation is inextricably linked to sequelitis. But while his Star Wars prequels are their own can of worms, today we’re interested in his much worse…

by Alex Billington September 2, 2021Source: Vimeo "The only home I find, is deep within my lonely bones, deep with my mind…" This is magnificent, what a wonderful artistic creation. The Elephant's Song is a marvelous hand-crafted animated short film created by American filmmaker Lynn Tomlinson (she also animated the music video "Ten Degrees of Strange" for Johnny Flynn & Robert Macfarlane). It was made frame by frame using both clay-on-glass and oil pastel animation. Along with some paper craft to add historical context to this story. An old farm dog recounts the true tale of Old Bet, the elephant at the start of the American circus. Featuring a song with lyrics by Sam Saper, singing about the elephant's old lonely bones, as she is forced to work for her human master. This is just magical, not only visually awe-inspiring, but the song they sing makes this an enchanting experience. It is precisely the kind of unforgettable animation that I love stumbling upon and featuring here. Watch below. Thanks to Vimeo Staff Picks for the tip on this. Description from Vimeo: "This is the story of Old Bet, the first circus elephant in America, set to a tune sung by…

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by Alex Billington September 1, 2021Source: Vimeo Dating sucks these days. But everyone knows that already. Dating is Shit is a lovely animated short film made by filmmaker Adeena Grubb. The story follows a young woman who struggles with dating and all the strange men she encounters. Based in London, Adeena makes hand-crafted animation, with puppets and miniature sets and models. This short, in just under three minutes, has "around 50 characters" seen in "14 miniature sets," and it took her over two years to complete this short. She adds: "I have had a love/hate relationship with this project for a long time, I've almost given up on it a few times over the last few years, thinking it wasn't good enough. I kept at it and recently gave it one final push to get it finished." I highly recommend it - there's so much going on in here. Also: "Watch til the very end for a sneaky happy ending!" Thanks to Vimeo Staff Picks for the tip on this. Brief description from Vimeo: "In a world of apps, dick pics and commitment issues, dating can be tiring and can start to take a toll on a person, this animation…