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Eran Hilleli is an Israeli filmmaker to have an eye for. Yes, it is rigorous, dramatic, and suspenseful, but it is told with minimality and its immediately effective sound design.I could tell throughout the work that it was made from the same author; enough so to still be experimental with new techniques and explorations of mediums. I believe he is still a student so it will be interesting to see what use he makes of his talent and what he wants to say in the years coming.

A monumental tribute to the art of architecture and the art of photography. This is by far the most exhaustive and well done feature of its kind I’ve ever seen.

The Third & The Seventh from Alex Roman on Vimeo.

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December 12: I woke up to snow and then I found this short striking film.

Skhizein (Jérémy Clapin,2008) from Bertie on Vimeo.

It´s inspiring to see what individuals alone can achieve through storytelling in animations. I have to say the work around it is very consistent and well done. This is the official website.

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The History of the Internet as you haven´t seen before. It was more comprehensive than I expected. The creator force behind it is Melih Bilgil works out of Mainz, Germany, and telling from the view population this had he must be pretty busy these days. Good skills! It takes a lot of effort and dedication to deliver this.

History of the Internet is an animated documentary explaining the inventions from time-sharing to filesharing, from Arpanet to Internet.

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This projection mapping was brought to life at Ingravid Festival in Figueres, Girona. It´s simply quite fantastically executed. The shift at 17:48 is quite cool. How they really do this is still somewhat beyond my comprehension, it would seem they have projected a rebuilt 3d full scale model of a building on a flat space, otheriwse I cannot see how they would get it so smoothly aligned.

Telenoika Audiovisual Mapping @ Ingravid Festival, Figueres 9/2009 [FULL] from Telenoika on Vimeo.

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