Mark Seymour ; A portrait of Ronnie

Alice Zilberberg ; The Making of Oasis

This project emerged from the realities of struggling with an end of a relationship that was salted dry through infidelity. After a complicated breakup, I found myself on a trip in the desert with a couple that was newly in love

Still….

Love cannot be defined. It is both an essential part of the human experience as well as an entirely personal one. It mutates through time and our relationships with different people. It unites and divides us.

Giles Penfound

Former Chief Press Photographer for the British Army, Giles Penfound recounts his time spent photographing across the world in both military and civilian capacity - including time spent in India.

Amongst Fire

Taking place on the volcanic islands of Indonesia, Amongst Fire is an experimental short documentary exploring what it’s like living amongst nature’s most unpredictable giants. More than 75% of Indonesian residents live within 100 km of a Holocene volcano

Smoke That Travels

What happens when a story is forgotten? What a long journey it's been. I started this film at 17, because I had a fear that part of my identity, my native Prairie Band Potawatomi heritage, would be inevitably lost in time.

The Convention

Jessica Dimmock, a New York City native, worked as a public school teacher in brooklyn before pursuing photography. Since graduating for the International Center of Photography, Jessica has won numerous international awards

Mammoth

In the remote Russian Arctic, an aging scientist and his son are trying to recreate the Ice Age. They call their experiment Pleistocene Park – a perfect home for woolly mammoths, resurrected by modern genetics.

KUKIMBIA: A Journey Through Kenyan Running Culture

In March of 2016, we traveled to the highlands of the Kenyan Rift Valley to film and photograph running culture. We stayed in the family homes of some of these athletes, and documented their daily lives as they prepared for international competition.

The Last Mambabatok

Apo Whang-Od is considered the world's last Mambabatok (hand-tap tattoo artist) from her generation. At the estimated age of 99, she is now passing the tattooing tradition to a new generation in her tribe including her grand-niece Grace.

Raised By Krump

“Raised by Krump” explores the LA-born dance movement “krumping,” and how the dance has helped the lives of some of the area’s most influential dancers.

Chocolate Mountain Metal

A New Yorker settles in the California desert near one of the largest active military bombing ranges in the States.

The Carousel

In the small town of Binghamton, New York there spins a 1925 carousel that once inspired Rod Serling and has since become a portal into...the Twilight Zone.

Conference: Elliott Erwitt

Master of the iconic "moment" — the inimitable Elliott Erwitt presents his life work and wry wit.

Dorothea Lange – An American Odyssey

Before she even owned a camera Dorothea Lange started her visual odyssey in New York's Lower East Side with a passion for mingling with the common people on the street.

Macro

Macro is a personal experimental short that explores the tiny moments which comprise our natural world. This meditative, loose-narrative weaves a thread through a lush micro-world

Mary Ellen Mark : Portraits & Portrayals

Photographer Mary Ellen Mark is one of the most respected and influential image makers of our time. Her work photographing diverse cultures across the globe has become iconic in the field of documentary photography and portraiture.

Stellar Nurseries

"A cloud that veils one of nature's secret places. This is a stellar nursery, a place where stars are born. They condense by gravity from gas and dust until their temperatures become so high that they begin to shine.

Dorothea Lange First Person

Dorothea Lange underwent a transformation from portrait photographer of San Francisco elites to photo artist of The Great Depression. She captured the heartbreak and dignity of migrant workers from the Dust Bowl to California's Imperial Valley.

Glacier Exit

Trekking the slopes of another planet had been on our list for a long time. The silence and majesty of the mountains surrounding us, the bluest ice we had ever seen and the steady rush of ice turned to water.

Andy Goes In

As director, Josh's documentary work has screened at Toronto International, SXSW, True/False, DOC NYC, Hot Docs and Maryland, and been featured by Vimeo Staff Picks and Dazed & Confused Magazine.

The Universe of Mitar Terzic

Mitar Terzic presents a phantasmagoric universe with the masks that he draws and makes by himself. Black & white photos, in square format, are both intriguing and poetic and take us into a world where everyone can imagine his own versión of the story.

Mark Seymour ; A portrait of Ronnie

There are 850,000 people in the UK with dementia. Nearly a quarter of a million people will develop the condition in the next year. It's one of the main causes of disability in later life, yet still there is no cure for what many people consider an 'unfashionable disease.

Crossing Home: A Skier’s Journey

For travellers, life on the road ultimately winds to an end, and the compass points towards home. In the series finale, after excursions through ski cultures across the globe, Chad Sayers and Forrest Coots go back to the beginning - British Columbia.

160 Characters

When a vintage Nokia is recharged, a compelling real life story is revealed. A story that unfolds in just 100 texts and tells the story of how two people, meet, date, break up and deal with an unplanned pregnancy. Shot entirely on an iPhone 6, 160 Characters uncovers the secrets and stories, buried in our mobiles both old and new.

Bob’s fight : A portrait of man

Bob's fight is a portrait of man who lives alone in a broken house. He spends most of his time repairing the walls and roof of his house, instead of pursuing his passion for painting and reading.

Ross Harvey

An advanced degree in computer science may not necessaily be considered the makings for a creative leaning that so refreshingly understands photographic geometry, light and composition. This is a short film about wedding and street photographer Ross Harvey

Patience – 4K Timelapse Movie

After over two years of shooting timelapse professionally, I decided it was time to create a video highlight my favourite work to-date. The variety from job to job still surprises me, everything from football matches to year long construction projects.

In The Land Of The Northern Lights

It is a video of the Northern Lights created using stills (stop motion). All sequences are shot in or close to Tromsø in Northern Norway.

Rebirth

“Rebirth” is a philosophical story of human desire for transcendence and a Faustian dream of achieving immortality through creation at a symbolic level. It is a story of the cycle of life

SF to Paris in Two Minutes

I shot a photo roughly every two miles between take-off in San Francisco and landing in Paris CDG to make this airplane time lapse.

Tom Stoddart

A former Times editorial photographer, Paul Rogers is now a respected wedding photojournalist. His style pays homage to a finely honed journalistic eye that saw him cover assignments in Iraq, Africa and North Korea.

Warsaw Halla ; A short rollerblading

The film tells one day story about group of rollerbladers. They share a common passion - a sport that allows them to maintain a right level of adrenaline.

Paul Rogers

A former Times editorial photographer, Paul Rogers is now a respected wedding photojournalist. His style pays homage to a finely honed journalistic eye that saw him cover assignments in Iraq, Africa and North Korea.

A Tribute to Discomfort: Cory Richards

Blue Chalk worked with National Geographic Creative photographer and North Face athlete Cory Richards to create a promotional piece to demonstrate the scope of his work and the passion and athleticism that accompanies him in the field.

Early Dubai timelapse

Richard is a British time-lapse filmmaker currently based in Doha, Qatar and London, England. He recently made a documentary for the Aljazeera English channel, which features his time-lapse work.

Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull

So I saw all of these pictures of that volcano in Iceland nobody can pronounce the name of, so I figured I should go and do something that is not news footage but something more cinematic.

Jim Mortram

Jim Mortram is the pictorial architect behind Small Town Inertia; revealing portraits of people and their stories within a three mile radius of his home. This short film documentary introduces one of photography's more altruistic photographers

The Way Fairy-tale Zázrivá

The way Fairy-tale Zázrivá is a time-lapse video about my wanderings around the beautiful village Zázrivá in Slovakia. It´s actually my self reflection journey, during wich I have spent a lot of time in the pure nature of Orava,

Vista

It's been a long time in the making.. 2-3 years of shooting, countless miles traveled, tens of thousands of images processed and days of editing and I'm finally deciding to release this.

By the river

The last thing Ian expected when he finally built a bridge to freedom for a group of enslaved prostitutes in the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, was the confronting realisation that opportunity was not enough.

Arctique

Vincent Munier was born in 1976 in the Vosges, in the East of France, where he still lives and stays very close to the wild nature. He chose photography in order to express his dreams and emotions.

Daghwah – A Profession In Decline

Just south of the Emirate of Fujairah, located along the Gulf of Oman, lies the town of Kalba. It really isn’t much more than a little fishing village, but this tiny exclave of the Emirate of Sharjah had always intrigued me.

Bikini Words

During the industrial expansion of Korea in the 1970s and 80s, working and housing conditions gave rise to new linguistic developments among the workers.

Breaking Burma

Last year we documented an expedition to the Burmese Himalaya to attempt to summit an obscure peak (Hkakabo Razi) to determine if it is Southeast Asia’s highest point, breaking every little last piece of camera gear. This is called barely making it happen.

I Lost my dream

Moacir’s dreams stray from typical boyish fantasies of superheroes and pirates. He wants nothing more than to escape his Nicaraguan life of poverty and abuse to live the American dream.

Across the sky – A world record slackline in the utah desert

On November 15, 2015 Théo Sanson walked nearly 500 meters on a slackline rigged from The Rectory to Castleton Tower in Castle Valley, Utah - likely a new world record. Rigging the line is perhaps as significant a feat as walking it.

Gazi to Gezi – a stones throw away

Gazi to Gezi - a stone's throw away" explores the poetry of a nationwide revolt in Istanbul, Europe's largest city. An explosive mix of the city’s inhabitants come together to fight the police and barricade themselves into one of the metropolis' few remaining green spaces, Gezi Park.

Author: Neale James | Duration: 8:52min

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