This olive tree is 200 years old and keeps on producing lots of olives for a delicious olive oil.
Nicolas has a nice little balcony. On that day it was cloudy and windy. In less than one hour I got this really cool time-lapse that I pimped a little bit with some nice blurry effects.
When the sea is incredibly clear, selfportrait from the sea are not the same ...
Good mix of skate and fashion in a strange desert town. I particularly like the skaters outfit, very elegant. Female models are giving an interesting contrast. The video was made for a fashion magazine but I could not get instantly which one (l'officiel?).
Great case study of youtube marketing about a product no one heard about before. These guys were so good that they are speaking at conferences now! Full analysis on the REELSEO here, and a realy nice interview where Dane Golden explain his 4 Cs of good video marketing: Content, Collaboration, Call for Action and Consistency
Thanks to Joe Simon, Stillmotion, and our Tell Amazing Stories filmmakers who crafted this film with us.
Learn more about our collaborative filmmaking community at www.storyandheart.com.
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A time off
But that doesn't mean that you shouldn't turn everything
All of your senses
On
A time to connect
With family
With friends
With yourself
A time for rest
And for fireworks
There is always time for fireworks.
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Music: "We Are Alive" by Golden Youth (c/o Marmoset Music)
So simple!
Georgious sunset from the balcony of Dimitris in Kastro, Greece
Great website from Boeing called the 777x galery experience. The nararive is excellent as by scrolling with your mouse you move through a video recorded at the exhibition. Some stops allow to dig more with some videos. Really well made and executed, the only little problem is the end that ends in front of a staircase and propose to go to some corportate websites... Could have been more fun to go out of the window and see a plane passing through...
The sound of summer by the beach of Kastro in Greece!
This National Geographic Found Tumblr is just full of fantastic pictures! the one below is particularly beautiful!
Just fantastic webdocumentry from National Geographic about Serengeti lions. The naration is really made for the web as you go up and down on one story and left and right for the chapters.
Just came accross Wondereur, a nice website doing some art curation with style. It is focused on photojournalistic stories and art recommendations. By browsing it for 10 minutes, I found some really interesting stuff such as this picture below from Natasha Clitandre called Fragment of Montreal.
Well made and scary webdocumentry about deep oil drilling. All videos are about 2 to 3 minutes long and the narration is always very focused. In addition the music and the sound are just fantastic and create an atmosphere. Worth getting lost!
Documentry link is there: http://offshore-interactive.com/
