I’ve been keeping (internet) tabs on talented Malibu filmmaker and photographer Keegan Gibbs for a while now, but his latest work needs some attention.
More goodness from Will Hoffman and Daniel Mercadante in their short film Moments.
Filmmakers Will Hoffman and Daniel Mercadante team up with Radiolab and NPR for a really fresh short film dubbed Words.
World-renowned animated graffiti artist BLU returns following a ten-month hiatus with a stunning new production called “BIG BANG BIG BOOM: an unscientific point of view on the beginning and evolution of life … and how it could probably end.”
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Saman Keshavarz is a really dope up and coming director who took home the top prize at SXSW for his music video treatment for Cinnamon Chasers, Luv Deluxe. Check out more of his work HERE.
Patrick Boivin gives the stop motion animation treatment to the At-At Walker where he imagines what it would be like to own a pet that has the force.
California is loaded. From Disneyland to farmland, we’ve got Scientology and superstars, Silicon and silicone, crips and bloods. The border. Krunkin’ Clownin’ Jerkin’. The surf and the turf. The boom and the bust. California is humanity run amok and then packaged, branded and sold.
Everything is Practice is a short film from Jake Sumner about Spike Lee’s exploits as assistant coach of his sons soccer team in Chinatown, NYC. Extra cheese costs two dollars.
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This is a really dope short film by Patrick Jean that imagines a New York City afternoon that is suddenly taken over by 8-bit creatures. Very good stuff.
Another day, another dollar and another post about Zooey Deschanel. I can’t help myself, and when I can’t think of anything else to write about, my mind turns to thoughts of frolicking with this fair maiden. But let’s get back on track. During filming of (500) Days of Summer, Marc Webb shot this short film/music video that features her and Joesph Gordon-Levitt dancing around to “Why Don’t You Let Me Stay Here.” Stick ‘em up!
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