Brokendate

Com Truise with an awesome video for his song "Brokendate" with the help of 10lb Pictures.



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Calvin Frederick

Calvin Frederick brings us this amazing video. Believe it or not, no computer animation was used in the making of this video. That means that he did this all with motion capture cameras and apparently a bunch of mirrors. The result is amazing.



[via The Tripatorium]

Shinkansen Ver. 2

Daihei Shibata documented a train ride from Shinosaka to Tokyo. Very cool.



[via The Tripatorium]

She Just Likes To Fight

A relaxing, trippy, and beautiful video for one of my favorite Four Tet songs.



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A128

A great short documentary about illustration. Follows a couple different illustration schools on the continent, namely Sheridan College, which looks like it may have some fantastic up-and-comers.



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Amangiri

Amangiri, or 'peaceful mountain,' is a luxury hotel resort near the four corners (Utah, Colorado, Arizona, & New Mexico). I thought I'd rep some local kind of stuff. Apparently it was designed to be a modern take on ancient Native American ruins and housing. It's pretty amazing.

















They also had steelblue make a short film about the resort, which is beautifully done.



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Onur Senturk

Some cool experimental animation by Onur Senturk.



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Customtone

The music video for Fracture & Neptune's new single, Customtone. Done by Astrophonica in collaboration with UTILE. Crazy inspiring.



[via The Tripatorium™]

The Known Universe

Created using the world's largest four dimensional map of the Universe, the Digital Universe Atlas, that is maintained and updated by the American Museum of Natural History. Puts things into perspective.



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Betty Wants In

Betty Wants In has created this HD video of skydiving, all shot from a GoPro camera.



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The Mountain

Terje Sorgjerd is a photographer out of Oslo, Norway. He has a few time lapse videos on his vimeo account. This one is of the Milky Way galaxy, as well as the surrounding area of where he shot the video in El Teide, Spain.



[via io9]

Mortal Kombat

I've posted about this on other blogs before. The original pitch for the series Mortal Kombat: Legacy was great, but wasn't turned into a movie but rather a webisode series. Considering they're just being posted to YouTube, I can embed them here. So here is the first episode: