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 FUNKY PSYCHIC
from YouTube :: Tag // anime
July 07, 2008
ANIMATED PICTURE Author: lachicarebelde666x Keywords: animation anime art documentary experimental filmmaker reel interview manga short film trailer tutorial Added: July 7, 2008
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 Vídeo Mensagem Aniversário
from YouTube :: Tag // anime
July 07, 2008
Vídeo mensagem para Aniversário desenvolvido por Art em ação. Author: artemacaoweb Keywords: animation anime art documentary filmmaker reel interview short film trailer tutorial experimental Added: July 7, 2008
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 ENTER IF YOU DARE PART 7
from YouTube :: Tag // anime
July 07, 2008
ANIMATED PICTURE Author: lachicarebelde666x Keywords: animation anime art documentary experimental filmmaker reel interview manga short film trailer tutorial Added: July 7, 2008
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 ENTER IF YOU DARE PART 6
from YouTube :: Tag // anime
July 07, 2008
ANIMATED PICTURE Author: lachicarebelde666x Keywords: animation anime art documentary experimental filmmaker reel interview manga short film trailer tutorial Added: July 7, 2008
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 Forrest Griffin Highlight Reel
from YouTube :: Tag // cage fights
July 07, 2008
A high quality Forrest Griffin Highlight Reel. Plese enjoy this UFC fight reel Author: worldofcombat Keywords: Forrest Griffin Highlight Reel UFC Quinton Jackson Ultimate Fighting Championship mma Added: July 7, 2008
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 Will Smith Performs Live @ Premier of HANCOCK Afterparty
from YouTube :: Videos by BlackTreeMedia
July 03, 2008
Will Smith, Charlize Theron and Jason Bateman at the Hollywood Premier of the new movie Hancock. Also, at the afterparty, Will Smith freestyles and drops a little 'Summertime' on the crowd. By William Keck, USA TODAY HOLLYWOOD — Jamie Foxx, Amanda Peet, Chris Daughtry, Queen Latifah and a very pregnant Minnie Driver turned up at Grauman's Chinese Theatre Monday night to watch Will Smith save the world once again, this time as an ambivalent superhero in Hancock. But where was Smith's main man, Tom Cruise, who has turned up at almost every one of Smith's movie premieres since Cruise and Smith's wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, co-starred in 2004's Collateral? "He still had some things to do for Valkyrie," said Pinkett Smith of her friend's 2009 Adolf Hitler assassination plot drama. "But he let us know, 'Sorry, I can't make it tonight.' " Pinkett Smith wowed in a jade Herve Leroux gown, while her husband called himself "aggressive" for turning up in a Tom Ford checkered suit. "I was feeling sexy about myself," said Smith, 39. He also is feeling optimistic about the chances for a sequel for Hancock, which opens nationwide Wednesday. "Depends on how this one opens — and it's looking pretty good," Smith said. "And (screenwriter) Akiva Goldsman has an amazing idea for a I Am Legend 2 prequel" that would feature the return of his character's pet dog in last year's hit film. In Smith's latest film, careless superhero Hancock uses his strength to cast vehicles aside like toy cars. Sony tried to copy some of the more violent scenes for the movie's premiere by littering Hollywood Boulevard with crashed autos covered in pieces of pavement. Director Peter Berg, who is responsible for the film's many bang-ups, confessed to having years of dangerously close calls during his reckless youth. "I was in car accidents, boat accidents, motorcycle accidents," he said. "I've been in a lot of accidents. But Hancock's about having some fun. We're not out to traumatize anyone." Berg shot a scene in which Jason Bateman's character, a public relations whiz who tries to alter Hancock's image, gets in a nasty car wreck. It was a scene all too familiar to Bateman. "I was car racing once and flipped upside down doing about 130 miles per hour," Bateman recalled. "This is when I was young, dumb and full of (it) — when I was about 19 or 20. I could have used sweet Hancock to swoop down and save me from the madness." But there was no painting co-star Charlize Theron, who plays Bateman's wife, as a damsel in distress. Theron turned serious when asked about a time she could have used a hand from Hancock. "Maybe I don't need Hancock's help," she scolded. "Maybe you should stop looking at me like I'm a victim." Though the evening's disaster theme seemed lost on Theron, it continued inside the afterparty, with burning cars and a correctional facility bus on site and guests dining in prison cells. Smith's son, Jaden, who turns 10 next week, left the VIP area with a nanny and two bodyguards to hop on a bungee-cord ride. Later this summer, the Smith family will go to Bali for more fun before heading to Africa on a charity mission. "We're going to Rwanda and Kenya to do some work for Malaria No More," Pinkett Smith said. Turns out her husband requires but one thing while traveling the planet on missions. "Golf is really the only thing that occupies my mind other than making movies," Smith said. "If I don't have a golf course, I'm dying." http://www.blacktree.tv Author: blacktreemedia Keywords: interview filmmaker reel trailer Hancock Will Smith 4th of July Premier Hollywood Charlize Theron Jason Bateman Latifah Added: July 3, 2008
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 Miracle at St. Anna - New Movie by Spike Lee (iHD)
from YouTube :: Videos by BlackTreeMedia
July 03, 2008
MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA A SPIKE LEE JOINT Directed by Spike Lee Written by James McBride Miracle at St. Anna chronicles the story of four African-American soldiers who are members of the US Army as part of the all-black 92nd "Buffalo Soldier" Division that fought against the Fascists and Nazis in Italy during World War II. They experience the tragedy and triumph of World War II as they find themselves trapped behind Nazi lines and separated from their Squad after one of them risks his life to save an orphan Italian boy. Directed by Spike Lee from a screenplay written by James McBride, the author of the acclaimed novel of the same name, the film explores a deeply inspiring, powerful story drawn from history, that transcends national boundaries, language, race and class to touch the goodness within us all, the Human Race. CAST DEREK LUKE - (Aubrey Stamps) MICHAEL EALY - (Bishop Cummings) LAZ ALONSO (Hector Negron) OMAR BENSON MILLER - (Sam Train) PIERFRANCESCO FAVINO - (Peppi 'The Great Butterfly') VALENTINA CERVI - (Renata) JOHN TURTURRO - (Detective Antonio 'Tony' Ricci) JOSEPH GORDON-LEVITT - (Tim Boyle) ALEXANDRA MARIA LARA -- (Axis Sally) LUIGI LO CASCIO -- (Old Angelo) Director: Spike Lee Screenplay: James McBride (based on novel of the same name) Producers: Spike Lee, Robert Cicutto, Luigi Musini Executive Producers: Jon Kilik, Marco Valerio Pugini Touchstone Pictures presents in association with ON MY OWN PRODUZIONI CINEMATOGRAFICHE and RAI CINEMA a 40 ACRES AND A MULE FILMWORKS production http://www.blacktree.tv Author: blacktreemedia Keywords: filmmaker reel trailer interview Spike Lee Laz Alonso Hill Harper World War Nazi Germany Added: July 3, 2008
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 The Wackness - Johnathine Levine on being 'Real'
from YouTube :: Videos by BlackTreeMedia
July 03, 2008
Jonathan Levine calls "The Wackness" a "second first film." In a way, he's speaking for his whole cast. While Levine is making his debut as a writer after helming the much buzzed-about (but still unreleased) teen horror comedy hybrid, "All the Boys Love Mandy Lane," he hired an eclectic cast for his latest film that includes Nickelodeon staple Josh Peck, Olivia Thirlby ("Juno"), Method Man, Famke Janssen, Sir Ben Kingsley, and in case you hadn't heard, Mary-Kate Olsen. It's an unusual ensemble for an unusual coming-of-age story of a teen (Peck) who forms an unlikely friendship with a psychologist (Kingsley) by trading marijuana for therapy in 1994 New York. It's clearly a personal story for Levine, but it's not an autobiographical one, though both he and Peck both sweated out sticky summers in Manhattan, listening to Notorious B.I.G.'s "Big Poppa" a generation apart. Now, the two have collaborated on a generational anthem of their own that bridges the gap. Even though this is set in a very specific time and place, there's something very universal about it as a coming of age experience — was that something that really came out in the script for you? Josh Peck: No question. Granted, in '94 I was eight years old, rocking shoes with lights in them and watching "Power Rangers," but I think the universal thread throughout the movie was the plight of Sir Ben's character and my character Luke, their disillusionment and cynicism and not having the support structure that most of us come to lean on. It seemed to me that Luke, at 18, was just becoming a man, but what constitutes [that] — experiences? Relationships? You can go to war and you can vote, but what does it really mean? That's initially what drew me in. Jonathan Levine: Everything crystallized once he walked into the room. Even though a lot of this character comes from my personality and my own experience, I had no idea of what [he] looked like or how he carried himself. It wasn't necessarily about the time period. I was constantly impressed by the ways in which [Josh] was making this character his own and in doing that, it allowed me to have a little distance, a little perspective. Did you find it easier to write from personal experience,or was it something that you looked back on and realized you had injected more of yourself into than you initially thought? JL: The latter, definitely. I wrote and I wrote and I wrote, this very digressive 140 page first draft [that] just came from the lack of my censoring myself. Looking back, [I'd say] these are the themes I'm working with, this is what I should magnify, this is what I should cut. I was Paul Schrader's assistant for six months before I went to film school, and he's very much about knowing what's going to happen on every page before you even start writing dialogue — the entire plot and character arcs are mapped out. When he would leave the office, I'd sneak looks into his old files and there'd be the yellow piece of legal paper with a handwritten "Page 10 - Travis meets Iris." (laughs) But this was a serendipitous thing; the more I wrote, the more it felt like the right thing to be doing. Jonathan, you've mentioned in previous interviews that you wanted the Notorious B.I.G. on the soundtrack because his music was a deeper than he's given credit for. From the title on down, "The Wackness" seems like it might be a pretty superficial movie, but Ben Kingsley signed on after comparing his character to Falstaff. Was it your intention to make something that worked on both those levels? JL: For me, the number one goal was always to entertain people, make them laugh and make them feel for the character. But the more we give the audience the cues that they're used to, and I actually learned this on "Mandy Lane," the more you're able to subvert that. You can do more if you're safely protected by both the genre and by giving the audience the traditional things that they want. I'm an audience member as well, and I don't want to be bored or overtly preached to, either, but I think that ["The Wackness"] was a great forum in which to ask deeper questions than you would normally expect from this type of movie. You hope at the end of the day that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, and I think that if you have it in the story, and I was aware we had it in the story, then that's a good start. I remember David Gordon Green getting criticized for "All The Real Girls" because people were saying oh, he's too young to be nostalgic. With "The Wackness," was going back a decade a little strange? A BlackTree Media Production Produced by Jamaal Finkley http://www.blacktree.tv Author: blacktreemedia Keywords: filmmaker reel interview trailer Johnathine Levine Wackness Hip HOp Added: July 3, 2008
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 Blip on Blip #30: Grace Piper - “Fearless Cooking”
from Bill Cammack » Video
July 03, 2008
Formats Available: iPod (.mp4) | 720p HD (.mp4) Behind the scenes @ blip.tv. Prod/Edit/Camera: Bill Cammack blip.tv s Dina Kaplan interviews Grace Piper about social media, branding and her show/site Fearless Cooking Shoutouts, Cameos Photo Credits in this video: Steve Garfield Chris Brogan Jeff Pulver Laura Fitton Sunny Gault Charles Hope Brian Shaler NoodleScar MissBHavens Galacticast VON The Webby Awards Bill Cammack
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 Green Motor!!!
from YouTube :: Tag // bmw
July 03, 2008
fert Author: apowts Keywords: Animation Art Documentary Experimental Filmmaker Reel Interview Anime Manga Short Film Trailer Tutorial computro bmw 730 Added: July 3, 2008
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 SMALL COMEBACK CLIP
from YouTube :: Tag // anime
July 02, 2008
lol a little bad compared to other ones sorry Author: rickymartinhardy Keywords: wwe rey mysterio john cena batista edge tna jeff hardy matt animation anime art short film manga interview filmmaker reel experimental documentary trailer tutorial Added: July 2, 2008
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 thank you subscribers
from YouTube :: Tag // anime
July 02, 2008
thank you for supporting me do you think this song would make a good opening for Not Another Fan-Made Anime Show intro song:This Is My Life by Dj Splash song:Princess Brave by kotoko Author: iluvalexndegus Keywords: animation anime art short film manga interview filmmaker reel experimental documentary trailer tutorial Added: July 2, 2008
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 Chromatic Media Design Demo Reel
from YouTube :: Tag // motion-graphics
July 02, 2008
A demo reel presenting a portion of my early graphic design, motion graphics, and web work. Author: ChromaticMediaDesign Keywords: Demo Reel Graphic Design Media Video Photoshop Illustrator After Effects Logos Nathan Payne Chromatic Added: July 2, 2008
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 FANTASICK 2008 REEL
from YouTube :: Tag // motion-graphics
July 02, 2008
The 2008 FANTASICK Motion/3D animation demo reel. Author: FanTasick101 Keywords: fantasick 2008 reel edward tasick syracuse the art institute of pittsburgh animation motion graphics film Added: July 2, 2008
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 The Wackness - Olivia Thirlby "I've broke a few hearts..."
from YouTube :: Videos by BlackTreeMedia
July 02, 2008
Olivia resides in New York City where she was born and raised. She has trained extensively in classical Shakespearian acting in New York at the American Globe Theatre, and in London at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. She began acting professionally in 2003, and plans to pursue a career in both theater and film. It's the summer of 1994, and the streets of New York are pulsing with hip hop and wafting with the sweet aroma of marijuana. The newly-inaugurated mayor, Rudolph Giuliani, is only beginning to implement his anti-fun initiatives against "crimes" like noisy portable radio, graffiti and public drunkenness. Two people, however, are missing out on the excitement. Luke (Josh Peck) is a socially uncomfortable teenage pot dealer with no friends, issues with his parents, and a whopping lack of confidence with girls. He trades weed for sessions with his therapist, Dr. Squires (Sir Ben Kingsley), whose much-younger wife (Famke Janssen) is slipping away from him. Squires, a drug-addled shrink with a hairline retreating to the back of his neck and a state of mind slouching back to adolescence, is an unlikely role model—but the two of them forge a friendship based on a mutual need: neither one is getting laid. Propelled by an exuberant hip hop score, "The Wackness" captures the spell of 1994--a time of pagers, not cell phones; a time when Tupac and Biggie were alive but Kurt Cobain had just died. Funny and moving, "The Wackness" is an offbeat tale of two lost souls stumbling towards maturity. A BlackTree Media Production Produced by Jamaal Finkley Personality Kitty Troy http://www.blacktree.tv Author: blacktreemedia Keywords: filmmaker reel interview trailer The Wackness 1994 Hip Hop WuTang Olivia Thirlby Weed Sex Added: July 2, 2008
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 Film Students Making A Silly Short Film - Pt. 1
from Clipta - New Video Wave
July 02, 2008
Slumber Party Theater Presents: Silly Film Students Making A Silly Short Film - Part 1 Watch the making of a short film from inception to filming - all in one night! Beware of strong language and strong opinions! Sponsored by Long Pig: The Movie now playing at www.longpig.net. Watch more videos at www.slumberpartytheater.com
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 Johnny Animation Demo Reel
from YouTube :: Tag // motion-graphics
July 02, 2008
Started in 1996 by Matt Morin, Johnny Animation is a full-service motion graphics, animation, and video post-production company. Since then, Matt has worked with such varied clients as 20th Century Fox, Brown University, Sharp Electronics and The Discovery Channel. Most recently, Matt has created Broadcast ID packages for the HITN Network in New York, and concept work for 20th Century Fox's remake of "The Omen". Author: johnnyanimation Keywords: Demo Reel Animation Adobe After Effects Animator Motion Graphics Added: July 2, 2008
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 Zack's Demo Reel 2007
from YouTube :: Tag // motion-graphics
July 02, 2008
My demo reel for school final project. It's a combination of AfterEffects, FCP, Avid, 3DS Max work, etc. Author: astonisher Keywords: demo reel aftereffects motion graphics avid fcp Added: July 2, 2008
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