A nifty edit featuring French free diving champion Guillaume Néry as he appears to swim across several of the world’s oceans on a single breath, filmed by his wife and fellow free diver Julie Gautier.
Previously: Ocean Gravity
A nifty edit featuring French free diving champion Guillaume Néry as he appears to swim across several of the world’s oceans on a single breath, filmed by his wife and fellow free diver Julie Gautier.
Previously: Ocean Gravity
A rug-cutting celebration of memorable movie dance scenes by Brazilian film critic and video artist Diego Carrera.
In this commercial for Japanese optical high-speed internet service provider au Hikari, a Rube Goldberg machine (or Heath Robinson contraption, if you like) is “powered” by a single beam of light reflecting off mirrors and passing through lenses to burn through strings, melt ice, pop balloons and generally put the fizz into physics.
Here’s how they did it.
Russian animator Alexey Zakharov shows how he composited his incredibly detailed 3D ‘fanimation’ of the Futurama opening sequence.
Yes, that’s Meryl Streep as Mom…
Previously: Futurama In 3D
Domino nut FlippyCat deftly links 35 separate domino cascades (each listed in the video description) together into a single wonderful sequence. Sez he:
I set out to create a domino screen link showing the many stunts from Domino Rally toy sets I’ve collected over the years. After a lot of time and effort to make these things work, this is the result!
Creator’s Project choose their eight favourite iterations of the iconic Simpsons opening sequence as imagined by guest directors and artists over the years including Banksy and Sylvain Chomet (above), Robot Chicken, Guillermo Del Toro, Michal Sorcha and a triplet of Bill Plymptons.
Every one a winner, in fairness.
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A supercut of some of cinema’s finest steadicam sequences by Larry Wright of Refocused Media.
Complete shot list here.
A Guinness world record breaking 30m long, 31,405 domino wall, built and toppled by Sinners Domino Production last July at the Wilhelm-Lückert-Gymnasium at Büdingen in Germany.
The full sequence, of which the wall formed part, involved 128,000 dominoes, of which 127,141 toppled.