No one parks a go-kart like the son of the owner of Denmark’s Marielyst Go-Kart and Paintball Centre.
No one.
Category Archives: Video
Cinefix’s entirely subjective choice of ten iconic edited sequences that changed the art of filmmaking. To wit:
Skilled editing is as effective in the creation of a good film as a writer, director, or performer. Though often overlooked, editing brings shots together to make a whole greater than the sum of its parts. These ten movies are a fantastic illustration of just how important editing can be.
http://vimeo.com/100786881
Rachel writes:
Not sure if you guys know about the KinoD International Kabaret happening this week in Dublin. It’s all about making films fast, with loads of really nice randomers. Here’s the one I did in 36 hours over the weekend.
Perhaps some of your readers and/or Michael Bolton fans might like it.
East India Comedy sez:
The health ministry of India recently suggested that sex education be banned in the country. We look at India’s attitude towards sex through a “government approved” sex education lecture.
LS3, the successor to Big Dog, a quadruped robot developed by Boston Dynamics, gets a first taste of military action at RIMPAC2014 – the multinational maritme war games in Hawaii.
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The Till House – a concept holiday home by WMR Arquitectos nestled into the cliffs of Los Arcos in Chile – an unobtrusive low-profile deck, invisible from the road.
Would have made a nice getaway for Gustavo Fring
How-to guru Dave Hax demonstrates the nifty coup d’oeil you’ll be attempting to pass off as your own later.
(Thanks Dave)
New Jersey supplanted by the digital landscape of Los Santos in 8-Bit Bastard’s accomplished Grand Theft Auto 5 redux of the Sopranos opening credit sequence.
And here’s the side by side for comparison purposes.
Epic aerial footage of St Macartan’s Cathedral in Monaghan yesterday by Darren McCarra.
