Eight months after the fact, Glove and Boots parodies Commander Chris Hadfield’s Space Oddity farewell video.
Related: Safe Home
Eight months after the fact, Glove and Boots parodies Commander Chris Hadfield’s Space Oddity farewell video.
Related: Safe Home
Colorado based designer Karl Warfeld took a selfie every day last year, then assembled the lot into a stop motion gif gurnathon.
An extraordinary 2013 compilation video shot from a DJI phantom quadcopter at Banzai Pipeline on the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii by aerial photographer Eric Sterman.
Huge, deadly waves coursing over a razor sharp reef – a playground for gnarl-bothering pipe-freaks.
Music: Lindsey Stirling – Crystalize.
(H/T: Marsupial)
Stainless – two videos by Adam Magyar who filmed crowds from the vantage point of trains pulling into platforms at Shinjuku in Tokyo and Grand Central Station, New York. The technique – shooting at (corrected) 56 times normal speed with a high-speed camera – gives the impression that the train is moving at normal speed past almost but not quite motionless people.
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The business card scene and Huey Lewis and the News scene from American Psycho superbly hipsterised by London/Amsterdam based creative agency Fickering Wall.
Doc Sweets on Emily Brontë’s classic tale of two fat cribs and a playa’s soul torn between love and hate.
With a Robocop reboot on the way, Eclectic Method celebrates the original in trademark sampletastic style.
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https://vimeo.com/81630401
The video for New leaf by Portland band Alameda, directed by Legwork Studio, what sez:
We started the project nearly two years ago as a way to explore new animation techniques, specifically digital rotoscoping over 3D animation. The goal was to combine the hand-made feel of painting with the perfection of 3D camera movement and environments.
Behind the scenes feature here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6GophSBWjo
Alltime10s answers the questions you’ve always wanted answered, including “what does A113 mean?’ and ‘how many Hawaiian shirts does John Lasseter own?’
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