In the past few months, we have truly taken over all forms of social media.
With our recent Pinterest account creation, we are going to dominate the Internet. This is your formal invitation to follow/stalk us on all of them.
Instagram at invisiblechildren
Be Near Me from John X. Carey on Vimeo.
Be near me when I fade away,
To point the term of human strife,
And on the low dark verge of life
The twilight of eternal day.
-Alfred Tennyson
Next Level Pictures set out to do a slow-motion video project depicting “real culture and real emotion” over an eight hour period in Brooklyn. Check it. – AN-H
8 Hours in Brooklyn from Next Level Pictures on Vimeo.
Three friends, eleven countries, forty-four days. Three short clips showing three simple verbs – learn, eat & move. These videos are spreading like crazy all over the internet. If you’re having a lazy weekend, don’t. Check these out and get out there. – AN-H
LEARN from Rick Mereki on Vimeo.
Treasure trove of quick goodies from Vimeo. -LE
The Tweet Of Life from 5-Second Films on Vimeo.
The three B’s of New York City–big, busy, and beautiful. Check out this timelapse of the city that never sleeps. – Jordan
NYC – Mindrelic Timelapse from Mindrelic on Vimeo.
Our beautiful intern Rachel Ashley made this video last week to capture the spirit of joy as the Ugandans arrived. Many of them had never been on a plane before. Most of them had never traveled out of their home country. You can imagine the poor innocent bystanders at the San Diego airport, so confused at the celebratory screaming. This is our real life. – Jedidiah
Welcome to America from Rachel Ashley on Vimeo.
CGI is Computer Generated Imagery (aka Pixar) and it has/is revolutionizing what we can do on camera. Everything you see in this video is drawn, modeled, and created on a computer. Nothing, not one second… is a real object. Ok, stop crying and just believe me. What if we just CGI’d the arrest of Kony and put it in our movie. He’d be so confused. jk jk jk jk… (i don’t hate the idea) – Jedidiah
There is something to be learned in every relationship, and the first and most important lesson is how to love. And how often it is that the simplicity of an animal’s love helps us understand the complexity of one another. Most of us have experienced the heartache of losing our dog. I can’t promise this video won’t make you cry. - Jedidiah
Last Minutes with ODEN from phos pictures on Vimeo.
