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Blackhorse Atelier - Piecemakers Exhibition 2019 from Fashion Space Gallery on Vimeo.
This video Is part of Fashion Space Gallery, PIECEMAKERS Exhibiton, Pleas see link below for more info:
fashionspacegallery.com/exhibition/piecemakers/
Filmography by Carlos Jiménez
Gina - Piecemakers Exhibition 2019 from Fashion Space Gallery on Vimeo.
This video Is part of Fashion Space Gallery, PIECEMAKERS Exhibiton, Pleas see link below for more info:
fashionspacegallery.com/exhibition/piecemakers/
BE LINEN MOVIE 1 _ENGLISH from We Are Linen on Vimeo.
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Director _ Benoit Millot _ lepotagerdesign.com Production_Goodideas - goodideas.fr Images _ Benoit Millot et Sébastien Jousse Écriture _ Sébastien Jousse et Benoit Millot Montage_ Franck Littot Ingénieurs du son_ Arnaud Devillers _Jérôme Pierrot_Christophe Millet Charles Ludig_Olivier Millo_ Louis Boulloche Interprète_Simona Calza Graphisme After Effect_ Nicolas Lichtlé Sound Design & mixage_ Pocket Studio Musique_ Cezame music agency_ cezame-fle.com
A Fibreshed for London (2015) from Jessica Smulders Cohen on Vimeo.
A Fibreshed for London (2015) is a documentary film that explores the current state of the textile industry in London by meeting with remarkable people who are doing their part to make the industry more sustainable.
"Fibreshed develops regenerative texstile systems that are based on carbon farming, regional manufactoring and public education"
A fibreshed is a bioregion that is allocated to encourage the local growth, processing and manufacture of natural textile cloth and garments. The Greater London Fibreshed has been set up to create a network that will feed the London Wardrobe, a project that has been set up with the aim to research whether locally produced garments are possible for a city like London.
The documentary follows the stories of some of the people that embarlked on this journey.
Written and Directed by Jessica Smulders Cohen Produced and Edited by Piotr Karter from inlightmedia.co.uk
Bob & Marion from Amanda Bluglass on Vimeo.
“It’s the agony and the ecstasy,” reflect Marion (78) and Bob Luker (81). An intimate portrait of a lifetime's marathon running, set against Dartmoor's epic landscape.
When Bob Luker decided to try his first distance run after turning forty, he got the running bug, and so did his wife Marion. Once they tried one, they couldn’t stop. Half a lifetime later, they’ve run more marathons and ultras than they can remember. Bob calculates he’s run the equivalent of twice round the world at the equator. “Christ! I’m 80 years old and I’m still out running. Beat that!”
Credits A Film by Amanda Bluglass & Callum Earnshaw
Cinematography: Danny Cooke, Callum Earnshaw, Chris Brown Aerial Cinematography: Matt Cranfield & Danny Cooke Edited by Danny Cooke Production Assistants: Aiden Lawley & Corey Milo Stills Photography: Corey Milo Sound edited, mixed & mastered by Michael Clark Special thanks to The Media Workshop & Ltd Dartmoor National Park ©2019 Amanda Bluglass & Callum Earnshaw
Run Forever: Nicky Spinks & The Double Bob Graham from UKClimbing.com on Vimeo.
Nicky Spinks is a beef farmer from Yorkshire and one of the UK's best fell runners. In 2006, she was diagnosed with breast cancer, turning her world upside down. 'Run Forever' looks at Nicky's inspirational life and her record breaking attempt of a double Bob Graham Round in the Lake District; a 132 mile route, with 54000ft of ascent, that only one person has completed in under 48 hours.
Featuring: Nicky Spinks, Charlie Spinks, Steve Burgess, Roger Baumeister, Joss Naylor and Jasmin Paris.
Run Forever recently won the Judges Special Prize at Kendal Mountain Festival.
Speak To Me Softly from Henna Taylor on Vimeo.
THIS LAND from Faith E. Briggs on Vimeo.
Runner and advocate Faith E. Briggs used to run through the streets of Brooklyn every morning. Now, she’s running 150 miles through three U.S. National Monuments that lay in the thick of the controversy around public lands. Accompanied by running companions who represent diverse perspectives in what it means to be a public land owner, she assesses what is at stake if previously protected lands are reduced and if the public is largely unaware. THIS LAND is a story about land access told through a journey of inclusion and empowerment.
Directed by Chelsea Jolly and Whit Hassett Produced by Faith E. Briggs, Mellifera Collective Edited by Ryan Miyamoto, Olivia Abtahi Animation by Yeshe Parks, Faith E. Briggs Sound by Luke Mathers, Cascadian Sounds Music by Valerie June, Colleen, Heather Woods Broderick. To learn more and take action visit: thislanddoc.com/
Chasing The Sublime from Amanda Bluglass on Vimeo.
*AS SEEN ON OPRAH WINFREY'S SUPERSOUL SUNDAY 3 March 2019*
Why do we put ourselves into the path of discomfort and risk? What drives us to get too cold and too tired, to battle with fear, in the name of adventure? Follow the originators of The Outdoor Swimming Society, ‘swim twins’ Kate Rew and Kari Furre, in this hauntingly beautiful glimpse at the physicality of UK cold water swimming, as two friends set out to chase the sublime. Director: Amanda Bluglass Director of Photography: Danny Cooke Underwater Photography: Neil Hope & Danny Cooke Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Michael Clark Written & Narrated by Kate Rew Swimmers: Kate Rew and Kari Furre Sponsored by The Outdoor Swimming Society in association with Alpkit, with Red Moon Cruises, Akur Capital, Dryrobe and Aquatica Digital ©2018 Amanda Bluglass
Winner 'Wildest Adventure' Award, No Man's Land Film Festival 2020 Finalist, Banff Mountain Book and Film Festival 2019 Finalist Edinburgh Mountain Film Festival 2020 Best Short, Four Seasons Film Festival 2019 Judges' Special Mention, Sheffield Adventure Film Festival 2019 Shortlisted, BMC Women Adventure Film Festival Competition 2019 Official Selections: DocLands 2019 Vancouver International Women in Film Festival 2019 THIRD ACTion Film Festival 2019 Feminista Film Festival2019 MountainFilm 2019 Boulder Film Festival 2019 Fresh Coast Film Festival 2019 She Summits Film Festival 2019 Mountainfilm Graz 2019 Women Sports Film Festival 2019 Waimea Film Festival 2019 No Man's Land Film Festival 2019 Boulder International Film Festival 2020 Peebles Outdoor Film Festival 2020 Lady Wild Film Festival 2020 Barcelona International FICTS Festival 2020 Homegrown Shorts 2020 Wasatch Mountain Film Festival 2020 5Point Adventure Film Festival 2020
Behind the brand: Blackhorse Lane Ateliers from Jacket Required on Vimeo.
Sustainable denim brand Blackhorse Lane Ateliers provide insight into the ethos behind their brand.
Blackhorse Lane from StudioSmall on Vimeo.
Seaweed Collector from RendezWood? on Vimeo.
Seaweed Collector A Connection Between Two Worlds
Between land and sea is a visible boundary that connects these two worlds, the beach. Within this area of high and low tides live many magnificent creatures. The Seaweed Collector is a compartment and knife, a materialistic object that creates interest in collecting seaweed on the beach. This product encourages a work procedure which protects the seaweed and leads to respect towards the material.
Made out of locally produced Icelandic Birch wood, hemp and stainless steel.
by Sigurjón Axelsson
seaweed farmer | nusa lembongan from the noun collective on Vimeo.
Nusa Lembongan is a small island located southeast of Bali where the main income for the population is derived from seaweed farming.
One afternoon during our explorations, we spontaneously came across a family of seaweed farmers bringing in their harvest to dry.
Despite the language barrier, we managed to have a chat to them about what they do and the kind of life it makes for them.
Chapter 3 - Harvesting seaweed in the Arctic from Alex Asensi on Vimeo.
In the spring of 2016 The Northern Company launched Træna Foodlab. Our activities include wild seaweed foraging, sustainable handling and processing of seaweed as well as creative exploration of seaweed as an vital ingredient in the Nordic kitchen. For more information: northerncompany.no and anoceanoffood.no
MCMC "Seaweed Farmer" from nadiah hamzah on Vimeo.
Agency: Egg Advertising Director: Nadiah Hamzah Producer: Muhammad Bahir Cinematographer: Wan Chun Hung Lighting director: Abbie Wong Production Designer: Pidos Editor: Khoo Eng Yow @ Sotong Potong Colourist: Jay @ Addaudio Audio post production: Addaudio
Production house: Wayang Works
Produced for Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
Nobody Dies in Longyearbyen from MEL Films on Vimeo.
"They say that when you're hit by the polar bug, you never leave." Don't say we didn't warn you.
Nobody dies in Longyearbyen, or so goes the rumor. We went to the northernmost city in the world to find out why, and stumbled into the first act of a science fiction flick about something deadly, long buried in the permafrost.
Captions available in English, Spanish, French, German, and Norwegian. Let us know if you've got a language you'd like to see.
Look Up from MEL Films on Vimeo.
High-stakes arboreal therapy for the nature deficit disorder you probably have.
Once a year, adventurous arborist and tree climbing instructor, Tim Kovar takes a select few on a climb up one of the tallest tress in the world — a summit he says less people have attempted than Mt. Everest. For an unforgettable way to battle nature deficit disorder and re-connect with the Earth, we purchased a couple carabiners and brought way too much camera equipment 180 feet up an 850-year-old California redwood called “Grandfather” to see how squirrels dream.
Whatever happens, don't forget to look up.
Captions available in English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Japanese & Russian. Let us know if there’s a language you’d like to see.