Space Oddity by Chris Hadfield
A revised version of David Bowie’s Space Oddity, recorded by Commander Chris Hadfield on board the International Space Station. (Note: This video cannot be reproduced and is licensed for online music use only.) With thanks to Emm Gryner, Joe Corcoran, Andrew Tidby and Evan Hadfield for all their hard work. Captioning kindly provided by CHS (www.chs.ca) Find out more: Twitter: twitter.com/Cmdr_Hadfield Facebook: www.facebook.com/AstronautChrisHadfield?fref=ts Google+: plus.google.com/113978637743265603454/posts/p/pub
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Oblivion 2013 Extensive Behind the Scenes Inside Look by Snouty Pig
Spoiler free review: http://goo.gl/Eknuk | This extensive, behind the scenes, inside look features approximately 21 minutes of footage from “Oblivion” (2013) opening April 19, 2013. If you are like us and you have not been impressed by the trailers than this video will win you over because the footage is spectacular and really in-depth. It has detailed information about the world of “Oblivion” the shot locations, the stunts, the props, and the combination of practical and CGI effects including a stunning look at the sky tower that has an amazing 360 degree screen to capture the look of being in the clouds. This is by far the most extensive inside look we have ever had our hooves on at Snouty Pig; it really is a golden truffle and we sincerely hope you enjoy this special featurette. For other trailers, videos, and articles visit us at http://bit.ly/ZpCbTk Follow our Twitter Pig: @thesnoutypig http://bit.ly/1207yk5 Snouty Inyo Face….book: http://on.fb.me/ZpC9uv NOTE: Apparently, it’s not opening everywhere today, April 12, 2013 but instead will open everywhere (in the U.S.) on April 19th, 2013.
Monkey Smells Finger, Falls out of Tree by YoWhatsUpPlaya
Funny Video!
ND/NF Q&A: Shane Carruth, “Upstream Color” by filmlincdotcom
Writer-director-actor Shane Carruth answered questions following a screening of “Upstream Color” at New Directors/New Films 2013. Audience questions: 7:25 - Can you talk about the decision to use a shallow depth of field? 8:48 - What was the significance of the footage Chris is viewing in the beginning of the film? 9:16 - It seems like the film is an experiment in empathy. Can you comment on that? 10:57 - The film also allows the audience to exist in the same state as the characters. Do you see this as some sort of reverse alien abduction? 11:28 - You seem to have been involved in almost every aspect of the film’s production. Can you describe your work process? 12:36 - Was this film an attempt to move away from the convoluted narrative of Primer? 16:34 - Did you have a storyboard or design for the visual narrative of the film? 18:56 - Can you explain the title? 24:46 - How was the experience of finding and working with the cast? 27:24 - How long did you spend shooting the film? For more New Directors/New Films Q&As: http://bit.ly/10YDEiy
ND/NF: Shane Carruth on Storyboarding “Upstream Color” by filmlincdotcom
Writer-director-actor Shane Carruth discusses how he planned out the visual narrative of his film “Upstream Color” at a New Directors/New Films Q&A in the Walter Reade Theater. Watch the full Q&A: http://bit.ly/10YDEip
ND/NF: Shane Carruth on the Influence of “Walden” on “Upstream Color” by filmlincdotcom
Writer-director-actor Shane Carruth discusses the influences and references in “Upstream Color,” including the extensive use of Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden.” Watch the full Q&A: http://bit.ly/10YDEip
ND/NF: Shane Carruth on the Title of “Upstream Color” by filmlincdotcom
Writer-director-actor Shane Carruth explains the title of “Upstream Color” in a Q&A following a New Directors/New Films screening at Film Society of Lincoln Center. Watch the full Q&A: http://bit.ly/10YDEip
ND/NF: Shane Carruth on the Visual Language of “Upstream Color” by filmlincdotcom
Writer-director-actor Shane Carruth responds to a question about the visual language of his new feature “Upstream Color” in a Q&A during New Directors/New Films. Watch the full Q&A: http://bit.ly/10YDEip
