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An extremely accomplished short by Walter Volbers that interpolates an iconic set from Kubrick’s The Shining to reveal an unexpected micro-narrative.
A follow-up by Caim The Ham (currently raising funds on Kickstarter) to The Filmography of Cars with 66 tastily rendered aircraft representing a hundred years of aviation in the movies.
Tomorrow is Frank (2014) day.
Where YOU could win one of five €100 cash prizes by finding Frank (above) in central Dublin.
Starting from 7:30am those who get their picture taken with Frank and tweet the image using the hashtag #FindFrank will be entered into a CASH draw.
Throughout the morning @Frankthefilm will be posting hints of where you may find Frank and winners will be announced at 1pm.
Meanwhile at Twitter Dublin tomorrow, ‘Frank’ director Lenny Abrahamson and star of ‘Frank’ Domhnall Gleeson will be taking your questions in a live twitter Q&A from 11:30 am.
Tweet your questions using #AskTeamFrank
‘Frank’ goes on general release on Friday May 9.
Previously: Frank on Broadsheet
Thanks Maria and Gale
Filmmaker Kevin Margo’s work in progress teaser for Construct – an upcoming sci-fi short which aims to showcase a revolutionary new CGI/motion capture process.
Also well worth a look is Margo’s critically acclaimed 2012 sci-fi short Grounded.
MORE: Robot Film “Construct” Could Change Everything You Know About CGI ( Creators Project)
Louis Paquet reimagines the opening titles as if directed by the Wes.
Music by Mark Mothersbaugh
Related: The Tao Of Wes
(H/T: Rapscallion)
https://vimeo.com/92271187
Smash TV’s homage to the Old West – 30 years of westerns condensed into a single hour starring Clint Eastwood.
Sure where would you get it?
Painstakingly assembled from more than 50 Western movies, ranging from Sergio Leone’s early Spaghetti Westerns all the way up to 90s reimaginings such as Desperado and Wild Wild West, Gunslinger serves as a humble attempt to pay homage to one of the longest running and most influential genres of the silver screen. Whether your loyalty lies with the trusty sheriff, the dastardly villain, the ruthless mercenary, the opportunistic thief, or the unpredictable vigilante, it provides a thrilling look at heroism, betrayal, greed, loss, and justice in a time when law and order was as rare as the gold men killed for.
If you liked that, check out the two previous hour-long specials in the series: Skinemax (an ode to late night TV and B-movies with Kurt Russell) and Memorex (50 minutes of vintage 80s adverts ripped from VHS starring Ronald McDonald).
https://vimeo.com/92611906
A first-look clip from Olaf Tyaransen’s short Don’t You Know Who I Am?
Starring Larry Love [from Alabama 3]. Contains NSFW language.
Available to buy NOW through the Distrify player (below).
Don’t You Know Who I Am? (Facebook)
Previously: For Your Consideration: Don’t You Know Who I Am?
Meagan Hyland writes:
Here’s my print for Gallery 1988’s official Ghostbusters show which opened in New York on Saturday!
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again.
G’wan the Meg.
Hollywood SFX supremo Steve Johnson talks to Matt Winston of Stan Winston’s School Of Character Arts about the first iteration of the original Predator monster – an unwieldy, dog-headed, insectoid clustermorph grudgingly manned by budding action hero Jean Claude Van Damme until he was replaced by the more physically imposing Kevin Peter Hall.
Full webcast here