First Day of my Life by Bright Eyes

by Bright Eyes

Video directed by John Cameron Mitchell, the director of Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2000).

http://youtu.be/E4LqlNpA61I

Le Gouffre - Animated Short Film

Le Gouffre - Animated Short Film

by Lightning Boy Studio

Kickstarter campaign to raise $5,000 (Can) goal by October 9, 2013 to produce an animated film.

An inspiring tale about friendship, sacrifice and conquering the impossible.

“LE GOUFFRE”, WHAT'S THAT?

“Quite simply, it’s the most ambitious project we’ve ever done (it’s also a french word meaning abyss, or large gap). It’s an 8-min long animated short film, it features a new painterly style we came up with, and it tells the amazing journey of two travelers that must build a bridge to cross over an impossible gap blocking their way.”

 

[Read more at Kickstarter]

[Read more at Cartoon Brew]

Atlanta to Alaska and back, a Vintage Motorcycle Documentary

 

Atlanta to Alaska and back, a Vintage Motorcycle Documentary

by Aurorah Yarberry

 

 Kickstarter Campaign

for $25,000 for the first third of fundraising rounds by Friday, October 25, 2013.

 

“I’m the creator behind a feature length documentary film about restoring a 1972 Honda CB 350, and yes; I am also  the girl who is doing the restoration (with help), and yes, riding the restored vintage bike from Atlanta to Alaska and back. It’s an 11,000 mile round trip.”

 

[Read more at Kickstarter]

Chipotle’s “Scarecrow”

posted on YouTube Sept.11, 2013



This new video featuring Fiona Apple covering “Pure Imagination” (written by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, 1971), at around 1:37, may be the most poignant moment you’ve ever witnessed in fast food marketing.

The video itself is a promotion not for Chipotle per se but for an iOS game that's available for free on the app store.


http://youtu.be/lUtnas5ScSE

Read more about the video at Slate.com:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2013/09/12/chipotle_scarecrow_video_is_totally_amazing.html

R2’s Detour: J.J. Abrams Uses Unlikely Hero to Bridge ‘Star’ Franchises

posted on Movie Talk on Yahoo, Sept. 12, 2013

R2-D2 flying by in Paramount Pictures’ ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’.

In case you blinked, Abrams bridges the galaxies between the two great “Star” franchises by sending everyone’s favorite droid flying across the screen in both of the director's “Star Trek” flicks (and his other films as well.)

Read the article on Movie Talk [http://movies.yahoo.com/blogs/movie-talk/easter-egg-artist-j-j-abrams-uses-unlikely-220401105.html].

Read a contributing article on io9.