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Turns out that ending a sentence with a preposition is NOT a violation of grammar rules. Nice!

the white dashed lines on the highway are 10 feet long.

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Nearly 70 California State Parks will be closed by July of this year... Unless of course people speak out.

At various times, both Sweden and the Soviet Union made plans to develop moose-mounted cavalries

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First year film

A palace guard befriends a pest. My 4th year film made at Calarts.

My last film at Calarts. Enjoy!

This is a stop motion video I made to document my process of crocheting one of my larger than life portraits in yarn from start to finish. In my work I use a traditional basic crochet technique taught to me at an early age by my Gran. I work one knot at a time, from the inside out, row by row. I always begin my crochet portraits in the middle with the eyes and work out from there until the piece is completed. I work directly from photographs, using no sketches, graphs or computer imaging. Each piece is handmade, labour-intensive, instinctively composed. Nothing is planned ahead; I make it up as I go along. I spend a lot of time simply looking, unraveling, and reworking until I get it right. To make this video I photographed the work after each new yarn colour or two was added, and edited the photos into a sequence. This 30 second sequence contains over 300 photos of the work in progress. The portrait is of my dear friend Arthur Cheesman, who is sadly no longer with us. Website www.johamiltonart.com. Music by Aikamusic/Goldcard.

***Winning entry for Chapter 4, The Story Beyond the Still Contest*** Written & Directed by Jeff Turick NewYorkDirectorofPhotography.com Director's commentary with technical notes and extended beach scene here: http://vimeo.com/11806174 Chapter 1: The Cabbie - http://vimeo.com/groups/beyondthestill/videos/8595246 Chapter 2: Job Security - http://vimeo.com/groups/beyondthestill/videos/9394817 Chapter 3: The Beach - http://vimeo.com/groups/beyondthestill/videos/10363683 CAST Cabbie: Steven Nelson Beachcomber: Clark Middleton Allison: Daphne Ciccarelle Thug 1: Solomon Shiv Thug 2: Rory Dunwoody Scientist: Tom Knutson Babysitter: Kristen Turick CREW Director of Photography: Jeff Turick Gaffer: Stephen Cannella Jib Operator: Ian "The Finger" McGrew Grip/Electric: Tom "Tommy Boy" Bartlett, Paul Carmine, Kenny Pelczar Best Girl Electric: Kim Formisano Makeup: Barbara Whitchurch asuitableimage.com Production Coordinator: Stephen Stuart, Kristen Turick Audio Engineer: Greg McKean Production Assistant: Sara St. Leger Original score by Jesse Solomon Clark jessesolomonclark.com Some equipment provided by: Dan Welch NewYorkVideoCrews.com Chris Anderson nevessaproduction.com Special thanks: Sarah Haas, Nicoelle Cohen, Ralph Umhoefer, Anne Carson, Kirk Nehring, Pablo Riera Additional voice talent, Prisoners: Ana Alexandria Knight, Cheryl Pickett, Arthur Harold Shot on a Canon 5D Mark II with Canon f/2.8 EF lenses: 16-35mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, and 100mm macro.

VESSEL is a very ambitious scifi / horror short in the vein of Alien, The Thing and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. VESSEL features a blend of old school, practical creature effects and slick, modern day VFX. The story focuses on Liberty Airlines' Flight 298 and its passengers. Shortly after takeoff, the passengers encounter an otherworldly force and are thrown into a fight for their lives! Director/Producer: Clark Baker Producer: Ashley Friedlander Writers: Matt and Ross Duffer Director of Photography: Kyle Klutz Composer: Austin Wintory VFX: Jeremy Hunt Creature FX: Mark Villalobos Editor: Brad McGlaughlin Please contact vesselshort@gmail.com or visit www.vesselmovie.com for more information!

CREATE My senior film while attending SCAD. Created over the course of 6 months, shot all in my dorm room. A young mad scientist sets out to create a pet monster within parallel worlds of an imaginary laboratory and the reality of the boy's bedroom. Winner - Best Student Animation - Savannah Film Festival Official Selection - Fantastic Fest Official Selection - Newport Beach Film Festival Rejected - Student Academy Awards Written, Directed, and Animated by Dan MacKenzie Co-producer – Nicholas Reichard Fabrication Assistance – Dan Field Puppet Clothing – Megan Miller Prop Building Assistance – Britain Cramer Lighting – Austin Rink Compositing Assistance – Ed Rivero Graphic Design – Gregory Sesma Original Music and Sound – Martin Mayer Voices – Louise Phillips and Phe Additional music courtesy of DeWolfe Harmony Thanks – Jason Maurer, Jeremy Moorshead, Debra Moorshead, Allison Neckman, Scott Kennell, and Leonard DeStefano After a year since completion, I'm happy to finally put this bad boy online. I hope you enjoy it! Thank you for watching. Dan MacKenzie www.Mackmation.com Mackmation@gmail.com

I Dreamt of Flying 'I Dreamt of Flying' is a mixed media documentary, combining hand-drawn illustration with archive material. The piece focuses on the crews of Bomber Command who sacrificed their lives in the skies to help end World War II, and illustrates the distinct contrasts between the heroic and romanticised perceptions of the R.A.F, and the brutal and terrifying realities so many young airmen faced night after night. The film is a tribute to those men who risked their lives and to my grandfather; an RAF tail-gunner 1943-44. Written, drawn, animated and directed by Alex Bland Awards and Screenings: *Winner of 'Best Imaginative Response to War Award' - Imperial War Museum Film Competition (2008). *Runner Up, Documentary Award - Soho Rushes (2008). *Selected for 'New British Talent' touring programme - onedotzero (2008-2009).

Shattered Tyler Stableford When you've given everything, what do you have left? After achieving his dream summit, an elite climber finds himself empty. Broken and untethered, he searches for a fulfillment more lasting than a faraway peak. Shot entirely on the Canon EOS 1D X See the behind the scenes of the film here: vimeo.com/tylerstableford/shatteredbts1 vimeo.com/tylerstableford/shatteredbts2 vimeo.com/tylerstableford/shatteredbts3 Starring: Steve House Produced and Directed by: Tyler Stableford Cinematography by: Tyler Stableford and Draper White Associate Producer: Kate Rolston Editor: Dave Wruck Assistant Editor: Ben Thomas Field Audio: Ben Thomas and Matthew Van Biene Riggers: Hayden Kennedy and Matthew Van Biene Music by: Paul Fran-zik See more by Steve House and his award-winning book Beyond The Mountain at: www.stevehouse.net See Tyler Stableford's portfolio at: www.tylerstableford.com

VJ art for TYP amitay7 made by Lior Ben Horin and me, this is VJ art for the music group TYP, for their cover of Lana Del Ray's 'Video Games' Lior Ben Horin's vimeo: https://vimeo.com/liorbenhorin

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@VanessaLocke: Here is a little video that my friend @jon_amar and I shot this afternoon. http://t.co/biCGKias via @youtube

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Put This On, Season 2, Episode 2: Rudiments with Dave Hill Put This On "A suit should look good off the rack, then you should have it altered to look great. Budget $100, and about two weeks, because the transformation isn't free, or instantaneous." - Dave Hill

Put This On, Season 2, Episode 2: Lewis Lapham Put This On Profile of editor Lewis Lapham from Put This On. Lapham is the publisher of Lapham's Quarterly, and was the longtime editor of Harper's. He says that when you're dressed well, you can engage any story. Flaubert, even at his poorest, carried two gold coins in his pocket, to give him "a sense of weight." For Lapham, a suit gives him this same sense.

Put This On, Season 2, Episode 2: How It's Made with Leonard Logsdail Put This On Put This On visits tailor Leonard Logsdail in New York City to see what's inside a men's suit jacket, and the difference in construction between more and less expensive coats.

Put This On, Season 2, Episode 2: Thrifting with Street Etiquette Put This On Put This On host Jesse Thorn goes thrift store shopping for menswear with Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs, the proprietors of Street Etiquette in Manhattan. They share thrifting tips, including altering thrift store finds and "the pinch test" for determining whether a jacket is canvassed.

Put This On, Season 2, Episode 2: Jay Kos Put This On From Put This On Season 2, Episode 2, a profile of New York menswear retailer Jay Kos. Kos is known for mixing traditional style with bold fabrics and colors, and is a favorite of contemporary dandies like Fonzworth Bentley.

How to Fold and Pack a Suit from Put This On S2E1 Put This On

Put This On, Season 2, Episode 1: The Melting Pot Put This On Put This On, a web series about dressing like a grownup, visits New York City, a place where style is defined and redefined through interpretation and reinterpretation. Meet the 'Lo Heads. With roots in 1980s street gangs, these Polo Ralph Lauren enthusiasts have made "aspirational apparel" a lifestyle. They once had to boost their Polo from stores and fight to keep it on the streets. Today, their culture is worldwide, promulgated by hip-hop. Their hero is Ralph Lauren - a working class New Yorker who understood that the fantastical power of style can be transformative. Dallas Penn from The Internets Celebrities, a dedicated Lo Head (and former member of the Decepts crew) with a collection of over 1000 pieces of Polo apparel takes us on a tour of this remarkable fashion subculture. Visit Worth & Worth hat shop, a New York institution with roots going back to 1922. In recent memory, Orlando Palacios has made the shop a home for rockers as well as traditionalists, turning hundred-year-old machines to the task of reinterpreting hundred-year-old styles. Meet Jason Marshall, a jazz saxaphonist with a classic style. He plays with bands ranging from traditional bop to hip-hop fusion to Aretha Franklin, but he prefers to wear tailored clothes when he does it, and explains why. And in our Q & Answer segment, find out how to pack your suit for travel. We'll show you a fold to keep it neat inside a rolling carry-on or suitcase, and we'll show you how to keep your trousers on the hanger inside a garment bag.

Lifeway Kefir Spot from Put This On S2E1 Put This On

Jason Marshall from Put This On S2E1 Put This On

The Lo Heads from Put This On S2E1 Put This On

Put This On, Season 2, Episode 2: Eclecticism Put This On • Place: Jay Kos • Feature: Thrifting with Street Etiquette • Stylish Man: Lewis Lapham • Rudiment: Budgeting for having a suit tailored. • How it’s Made: Leonard Logsdale • Gentleman’s Association Spot

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Episode 01 of our companion behind the scenes web-series, in which you can see a bit of the production of our first mini-pilot Dangerous Customs

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Quote of my life cc @cwjpamer

"Pixar Honors Moms [and daughters] With New Brave Trailer" -- so excited for this movie!

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