The weekend of Rally Sweden, I was glued to the WRC radio, watching split and stage times as the rally unfolded. No internet stream showed any coverage so I had to wait until Volkswagen Motorsport would release their video footage. I started making this clip during service and at the end of each day, finally completing it after 2 weekends and nights after work.

I love Rally, Volkswagen Motorsport and the Polo R WRC - This was made purely because of my passion for Rally and video editing. I was very inspired and decided to make this so I could look back and see what an amazing win this was for Volkswagen!!! Let's go Ogier, Latvala, and Mikkelsen!

Enjoy!

Video Footage via: WRC, Volkswagen Motorsport

wrc.com
volkswagen-motorsport.com
rallytheworld.com

A data clerk comes across a PlayStation control pad with mysterious powers.

Client: PlayStation Latin America
Agency: MOFILM

Directed by Mahmut Akay
mahmutakay.com

Director of Photography - Karl Clarke
karlclarkedop.com

Produced by Clement Fernandes
clementfernandes.blogspot.co.uk/

Music
niklasaman.com

Colourist
wadeodlum.com

A night out with best friends ends in tragedy, recriminations and a terrible secret. Can you save a friendship with a lie?

BOOT is part of THE VOICES PROJECT. More info at: freshink.com.au/the-voices-project/

Watch also BAT EYES at: vimeo.com/39093426 Same director, same crew, same 3 days!

And check out the original theatrical monologue, now also filmed, upon which BOOT is based: vimeo.com/38978497

BOOT is part of The Voices Project from the Australian Theatre for Young People (atyp). More info: freshink.com.au/films/boot/

Starring:
Meegan Warner as Dana
Lucy Coleman as Julia

Director: Damien Power

Adaptation by Joanna Erskine and Damien Power, from the original monologue, BOOT, by Joanna Erskine.

Producer: Bec Cubitt
Co-Producers: Eleanor Winkler & Eva Di Blasio
Executive Producer for atyp: Dan Prichard

Cinematographer: Simon Chapman
Production Designer: Andrew 'Undi' Lee
Editor: Nikki Stevens
Sound Designer: Sasha Zastavnikovic
Composer: Brendan Woithe

You can also see the original monologue, BOOT, performed by Laura Hopkinson, here: vimeo.com/38978497

An overly-zealous animal rescue group takes the law into their own hands, while risking their own lives, to save jilted dogs by stealing them from abusive owners.
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Prior to the making of this film, I initially intended to focus on a "simple" story of animal welfare. But sometimes things don't work out exactly as planned. Instead, I stumbled upon an even more intriguing story of societal neglect, economic despair, morality and self-fulfillment.

I recognize the controversy surrounding the issues presented in the film and have purposely left it to you, the viewer, to formulate your own opinion.
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Winner: "Golden Gate Award - Best Youth Work" - San Francisco International Film Festival
Winner: "Best Student Documentary" - Palm Beach International Film Festival
Winner: "Best Short Documentary" - The Accolade Competition
Winner: "Best Short Documentary" - Best Shorts Competition
Official Selection: Las Vegas Film Festival
Official Selection - National Film Festival ~ Talented Youth (NFFTY)
Official Selection: Santa Monica Teen Film Festival
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DIRECTOR | Lance Oppenheim
STORY SUPERVISOR | Lance Oppenheim & Melissa Oppenheim
PRODUCER | Lance Oppenheim & The Opp-Guide
CINEMATOGRAPHER | J.D. Aronson, Mirella Cardoso, Joe Zakko, Tia Blais-Billie, Lance Oppenheim
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR | J.D. Aronson
EDITOR | Lance Oppenheim
ADDITIONAL EDITING | Josh Aronson & Mirella Cardoso
STOCK FOOTAGE | WSVN South Florida & 100 + Abandoned Dogs of Everglades Florida
MUSIC | Apparat, Nine Inch Nails, Trentemóller, Chimes & Bells

Paris, 2020.
A beautiful couple, a city over-saturated by holograms and digital stream.
A polaroid camera.
Tomorrow will never be the same.

Written, Directed and post-produced by Francois Ferracci.
With Luka Kellou and Magali Heu
Music by Alexandre fortuit
Manager: Scott Glassgold / IAM Entertainment

Making of visual effects here: vimeo.com/49995678

An interview about the film here:
onesmallwindow.com/interviews/interview-with-francois-ferracci-the-director-of-lost-memories/