Dans une petite ville du Far-West deux cowboys, le Bon et la Brute, se défient en duel. Le Croque-mort va suivre l’affrontement avec intérêt…

In a small town in the Far-West, the Good and the Bad, challenge each other to show-down. The Undertaker takes some interest in the show-down between the opponants…

Directed by :
- AZAIS Frédéric
- DI MALTA Théo
- LEYMONERIE Benjamin
- QUILLET Adrien

Music by :
SCURI Alexandre

Mixed by :
Jose VICENTE and Yoann PONCET, Studio des Aviateurs.

Voice : WANGERMEZ Reuno

Guitarist : DI MALTA Serge
Harmonica : LEYMONERIE Benjamin
Trumpets : DISLA Fabrice et VAROT Frédéric

ESMA Ecole Supérieure des Métiers Artistiques 2011 TOULOUSE

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Lightheaded is a journey we take with temperature sensitive candle creatures who sacrifice what they know to become who they are. 
This is my first independent film. My advances in 3D allowed me to fully realize a concept I never stopped believing in. I managed to create all of the visuals by myself on a Dell laptop. A brilliant thanks to Mac Smith of Skywalker Sound for his sound design and Thievery Corporation for the congruous soundtrack.

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Address Is Approximate //

 A lonely desk toy longs for escape from the dark confines of the office, so he takes a cross country road trip to the Pacific Coast in the only way he can – using a toy car and Google Maps Street View.

Google Street View stop motion animation short made as a personal project by director Tom Jenkins. 

 
All screen imagery was animated - there are no screen replacements.

Produced, animated, filmed, lit, edited & graded by Tom Jenkins

Shot using Canon 5d MkII, Dragonframe Stop Motion software and customised slider.

Music by the wonderfull Cinematic Orchestra

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Ataque de Pánico! // Panic Attack! //

Giant robots invades Montevideo!
A 5min short movie directed and animated by Fede Alvarez.

Get the 3d Robot Model:
http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/panic-robot!-3d-max/593836

How we did it?:
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=154&t=822329&highlight=b…

My YouTube Story:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLb0U3LWEDo

Check out the music video!: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8F9Qvror6g

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CL!CK: A LEGO

Ever wonder where big ideas come from? If you’re a fan of LEGO bricks, eureka moments, or guys with odd mustaches, you really should see this. Great ideas just CL!CK

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Premios / Awards

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Nuit Blanche // 

Directed by: Arev Manoukian
Cinematographer: Arev Manoukian

Nuit Blanche explores a fleeting moment between two strangers, revealing their brief connection in a hyper real fantasy. Watch the “Making of” here - vimeo.com/​9076775

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One Rat //

by Alex Weil:

A city rat pursues a nearly empty bag of cheese snacks that’s drifting in the breeze. His journey takes him through a vent into a highly mechanized rat lab, where one particular white female gets his attention. The attraction seems mutual. Now, is there any way out? Bar codes and coincidence figure in the resolution

 is a work of love created by Charlex Films. It began as part of the effort to grow the company’s commercial CG department but eventually became much more than that. Originally, it was called “labratz” and as the title might suggest it mimicked the look and sensibility of work already pioneered by other studios. As it evolved it took on a life of its own and became “our film.” From the start we decided not to use anthropomorphic animation. We decided it would take place in two worlds: one so gritty, grimy and dark that the viewer needs to peer into the screen in order to make out the images and the other a sterile white world so brightly lit that you feel the need to turn your head away from the screen. It was also important to me to keep the film looking as real as possible. One of the techniques we used was to give a lot of the camera work a hand-held feel and to keep it a little behind the action so that the scenes didn’t seem staged. Lastly and most importantly I kept the story simple and tried to give it heart. One of my favorite short films which I saw as a child was “The Red Balloon.” I think the melancholic and innocent spirit of that film inhabits “One Rat Short.” 

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Zero:

Born into a world of numbers, an oppressed zero discovers that through determination, courage, and love, nothing can be truly something.

Zero is a 12’32 stop motion animation written and directed by Christopher Kezelos and produced by Christine Kezelos.


About the Director: Christopher Kezelos has recently relocated to Los Angeles from Sydney, Australia and is seeking new Directing opportunities. To get in touch, you can contact him here: zealouscreative.com/​contact/​

AWARDS & NOMINATIONS:
- 2010 LA Shorts Fest: Best Animation 
- 2010 Rhode Island International Film Festival: First Place - Best Animation 
- 2010 ATOM Awards: Best Short Animation
- 2010 Grand OFF - World Independent Film Awards: Best Animation
- 2010 Naples International Film Festival: Best Short Film
- 2010 Bondi Short Film Festival: Best Script 
- 2010 Bondi Short Film Festival: Best Design
- 2011 Shorts Film Festival: Best FX
- 2011 Lady Filmmakers Film Festival: Ladies Kick Butt Award
- 2010 Flickerfest International Film Festival: Best Achievement in Sound 
- 2010 Australian Cinematographers Society: Golden Tripod - Experimental & Specialised (National) 
- 2009 Australian Cinematographers Society: Gold Award - Experimental & Specialised (NSW/ACT)
- 2010 AFI Awards: Nominated for Best Short Animation 
- 2010 Inside Film Awards: Nominated for Best Short Animation 
- 2010 APRA Screen Music Awards: Nominated for Best Music in a Short Film
- 2010 Australian Screen Sound Awards: Nominated for Best Sound in a Short Film

OTHER SCREENINGS
- 2010 Palm Springs International ShortFest & Film Market: Official Selection 
- 2010 St. Louis International Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Savannah Film Festival: Official Selection 
- 2010 Hiroshima International Animation Festival: Official Selection 
- 2010 Seoul International Cartoon Animation Festival: Official Selection (SICAF Choice) 


Watch the behind the scenes video: vimeo.com/​8452412

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La dama y la muerte;

Una anciana, que vive sola en una zona rural y cuyo marido ha fallecido, está esperando que llegue la muerte para reunirse nuevamente con él. Cuando llega, por fin, y está a punto de entrar en el más allá para reencontrarse con su amado, se ve arrancada de las manos de la muerte por un médico petulante. Se establece una feroz lucha entre médico y Muerte, a la que la anciana asiste atónita, que se salda con la victoria de la medicina. La muerte se retira, pero la anciana no está dispuesta a postergar más la reunión con su marido.

La Dama y la Muerte es un cortometraje de animación en 3D estereoscópico, el primero realizado con esta técnica en España, producido por la empresa granadina Kandor Moony la empresa malagueña Green Moon España; y dirigido por Javier Recio. Fue nominado para los Oscar como Mejor Corto de Animación, convirtiéndose así en la primera producción animada española en conseguirlo, ^1 2 aunque finalmente la estatuilla fue para Logorama de Nicolas Schmerkin.

Kandor Moon es el resultado del acuerdo firmado en 2008 entre la empresa Kandor Graphics, de Granada (España), especializada en animación, y la malagueña Green Moon España, propiedad de Antonio Banderas, para producir cinco películas y colaborar en otros proyectos. ³

La Dama y la Muerte es, además, el ganador del Premio Goya al mejor corto de animación de 2009. La empresa Kandor Moon, ya obtuvo un Premio Goya a la mejor película de animación de 2008, por su largometraje ”El lince perdido”.

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El Hombre de La Bolsa // Man in a Bag :

la primer produccion de Nerdhaus Films compañia independiente especializada en el genero de terror / nerdHaus films is an independent film production company that focuses in the horror genre.
‘man in a bag’ is their first in-house production.

Genre : Horror
Cast : Ivan Espeche, Laura Soifer, Julia Perette and Valentino Alonso
Cinematography : Lucio Bonelli
FX + Prosthetics : Rabbid EFX
VFX : Martin Pedreira
Music : Sebastián Arriola
Sound Design : Pablo Isola
Editor : Guillermo Gatti
Executive Producers : Luciana Aguirre + Guillermo Gatti
Screenplay : Pedro Cristiani + Guillermo Gatti
Director : Pedro Cristiani

WINNER Best Horror Short Film, 2009 Curta Fantastico Film Festval, Sao Pablo, Brazil
WINNER Best Creature, 2009 Curta Fantastico Film Festval, Sao Pablo, Brazil
WINNER Honorary Mention, Best Short Film, 2009 Tabloid Witch Awards, Los Angeles
WINNER Best Special Effects, 2009 Tabloid Witch Awards, Los Angeles
OFFICIAL SELECTION Closing Night, 2009 New York City Horror Film Festival

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