Bizzle having himself a quick snack. Edit: Due to the unexpected popularity of this video, I don’t think I could live with myself if I didn’t use this space to try to help out some lads I love dearly, and ask anyone who likes music to check out http://bit.ly/rLnffY I know it might seem a bit shameless, but this isn’t for personal gain. I just think people deserve to hear them, and they deserve to be heard, in equal measures. Thanks x

Operation: Bullride “For The Guys Edit” Shot on the Phantom Flex by Michael N Sutton // Operation: Bullride “Mostly for the Guys Edit” Shot on the Phantom Flex, edited in FCP X, Music by Pretty Lights Shot by @joesimon Editing by @mns1974 Shot in Austin, TX during a night out at Masters in Motion Camera provided by Rule Boston Camera www.rule.com @rulebostoncam

Finding Oregon by Uncage the Soul Productions // Produced 2011 by Uncage the Soul Productions Ben Canales, John Waller, Steve Engman, Blake Johnson http://bit.ly/tVJORT To plan your adventure to Oregon, visit Travel Oregon at http://bit.ly/vd0dot Finding Oregon is the compilation of six months of timelapse photography across the state of Oregon, punctuated by a 1600 mile road trip in September. We’ve filmed the Columbia River Gorge, Mt Hood, Mt Jefferson, the Southwestern Coast, the Alvord Desert, Leslie Gulch, Blue Mountains, Crater Lake, Eagle Cap Wilderness, Deschutes River, and more. We’re proud to have touched all four corners of the state; however Oregon is the kind of place that the more you see, the more places there are to still discover. The greatest challenge with this project was being in the right place at the right time. Night timelapse sequences particularly have an unexpected number of requirements to get the bright, stunning payoff. First, the moon should be around the New Moon phase (no moon) so as not to compete with outshining the stars, so that means we get about 5 days a month window. Next, weather must be cooperative with a dependable expectancy of cloudless skies. Here in Oregon, only the Summer months have good chance of clear skies, so only 1/4 of the year offers good chance of clear skies. So that means, we have three months in the year, with a 5 day window each month to plan with fingers crossed for epic star shooting conditions. That’s only 15 days in a year. Then, you hope that something doesn’t come up in regular life to pull you away to other obligations on those few days. It is a maddening challenge getting all the factors to line up to be in the right place at the right time. But, when it does happen- it is such a satisfying feeling! Behind the scenes video and photos will be posted at http://on.fb.me/vgJymx Many thanks to those who supported us in this project including… Music by Michael Nelson Rizzo http://bit.ly/uM15jJ Pro Photo Supply…still and video camera and audio equipment support http://bit.ly/otuLMB Columbia Sportswear http://bit.ly/rBCvNN Dynamic Perception http://bit.ly/gv2QTn Bill Price Captain of the Starship On Ecosalon http://bit.ly/tpoK0j On OPB http://bit.ly/tpkKE0 On Treehugger http://bit.ly/uYlGlf On Huffington Post http://huff.to/vhu2kw On KATU http://bit.ly/rH3y7R On REI http://bit.ly/tm8LqM On Yahoo http://yhoo.it/vU0nZH On Reuters http://reut.rs/sqxMD5 On NewSchoolofPhotography http://bit.ly/sJw2mJ On KGW http://bit.ly/t1KXL8 On Discover Magazine http://bit.ly/rILVqR On The Atlantic http://bit.ly/sy5nud On PhotoWeeklyOnline http://bit.ly/vjRVO8

Your Future Husband by Bradley Jackson // “Are you ready to meet your soulmate?” This film won “Funniest Filmmaker in Austin 2010” and screened at Austin Film Festival. Directors: Luke Korem & Bradley Jackson Writer: Bradley Jackson Filmed & Edited by: Luke Korem Starring: Mike Faerber Shot on: Sony EX3

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Feels Like Home Episode #41 - Occupy Portland - Michael Griffith “Woods of Error” (by Into The Woods)

Nice one. Really great contrast between the soothing music and the protest noise.

Al Jarnow’s “Cosmic Clock,” from PBS’s 3-2-1 Contact. A complete DVD of Jarnow’s films for PBS, as well as his independent work is available through the Numero Group: http://bit.ly/vaQKao From the early 1970s through the 1990s, Jarnow made films for various Children’s Television Workshop programs including 3-2-1 Contact, Electric Company, and Sesame Street, as well as a variety of other experimental projects. He is a painter, educator, museum designer, and software developer. More info: http://bit.ly/vXZLcy

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Code Swarm Data Visualization is awesome.

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