Aerial Videography: airV8 Showreel 2013
airV8 is specialized in close range aerial videography for film, TV, web and commercials, using remote-controlled multicopters.
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The making of Kimono Punk shoot
The making of Kimono Punk shoot
Video editing by Rinaldo Lima
Photography by Caesar Lima
Imaging by Felipe Silva
Models: Elle E. and Lavinia P.
from Pinkerton Models
Hair: Manuel Benevides
Make up: Veronica Hernandez
Styling: Paula Tabalipa
Designer: Sueko Oshimoto
Assistant Designer: Kentaro Jake Terauchi
Lighting Tech: Guillermo franco
Assistant: Daniela Berzuini
10,000 iPhone 5 dominoes
In this new video from Aatma Studio aimed at advertizing iPhone’s NFC (Near Field Communications) concept feature rumored to be featured on the iPhone 5S, that enables content to be passed on from one iPhone screen to another, 10,000 iPhone 5 handsets – all of them computer-generated – fall in an elaborate domino cascade.
Star Wars Speed Run Animation In Sixty Seconds
Skywalker. Vader. Lots of futuristic rooms. The droids they were in fact looking for. All as if George Lucas were on meth.
Prehistoric shark found alive off the coast of Japan
The goblin shark, Mitsukurina owstoni, is found in the deep ocean, far below where the sun’s light can reach at depths greater than 200m and is the sole living species in the family Mitsukurinidae.
Why you dont perform magic to small children
Why you dont perform magic to small children- DAMMIT MURRAY!
The Life of Cycle – Urban Cyclists in Berlin
Beyond the messenger and fixed-gear scenes, contemporary bicycle culture is more fashionable, diverse, and alive than ever before. According to Dustin Nordhus of Berlin’s Cicli Berlinetta, “people who live in a big city are becoming aware that it’s nicer to have a beautiful bicycle than a car.” Gestalten.tv talks to Dustin as well as bike enthusiast Anna Valtonen from Pelago Bicycles, who are featured in Velo–2nd Gear. Along with presenting their stories and their outstanding and unconventional bicycles, the video shares different perspectives on why, according to Standert’s Max von Senger, the bicycle is evolving into “an object of desire for everyone.
