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When a scientist’s “pet project” goes horribly wrong… it’s humankind’s turn to beg!

A trailer for a movie made entirely with stock footage from Dissolve. 

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Inspiring story, incredible photography, beautiful video.

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Video: Massimo’s Last Letters

Massimo Vignelli reads from letters sent by those inspired by his work. His son put out a call for the letters when his father’s health deteriorated. It’s very sweet.

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These are gorgeous.

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Lovely Life is a showreel of the dreamy footage from Polina Rabtseva, our newest Exclusive contributor. Find out more about how Polina: http://bit.ly/meetpolina

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Insight from filmmakers on filmmaking and style.

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The Devil’s Toy Redux: An NFB and ARTE interactive project created by Deux Huit Huit reinterprets Claude Jutra’s classic skateboarding film through the eyes of 14 international contemporary directors.

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If Wes Anderson had directed the opening credits for Forrest Gump.

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Wicked spring 2014 showreel from Hello, Savants.

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The Most Northern Place. themostnorthernplace.com #webdoc #transmedia

The Most Northern Place — a starkly gorgeous web doc about Thule, Greenland.

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We loves us the meta-videos. This one is particularly excellent. How to Make a Sick Mountain Bike Edit, from North Shore Mountain Biking.

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Milton Glaser chats with Steve Heller.

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This Is a Generic Brand Video, based on Kendra Eash’s piece of the same name, originally published in McSweeney’s. Made entirely with stock footage, obviously.

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Video: My Brother, Teddy

This short film captures a young girl’€™s love for her brother, who has cerebral palsy. Beautiful story, beautifully shot.

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This is Radio

A video series about people who make radio. Created by Andrew Norton and presented by Transom.org

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Steve Zissou: Don’t point that gun at him, he’s an unpaid intern.

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How True Detective's Cinematographer Got These 9 Shots

True Detective’s cinematographer, Adam Arkapaw, on how he got nine of the series’ most striking shots.