“Move, Learn, Eat” -by Rick Mereki

3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage… all to turn 3 ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food ….into 3 beautiful and hopefully compelling short films…..

= a trip of a lifetime

 

Rick Mereki: Director, producer, additional camera and editing

Tim White: DOP, producer, primary editing, sound

Andrew Lees: Actor, mover, groover

Kelsey James: music

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“Zonde Van De Zendtijd”

Vanavond is er de laatste aflevering van Zonde Van De Zendtijd. De laatste aflevering ooit; want er komt geen vierde seizoen. Maar als je er niet genoeg van krijgt kan je hieronder de beste fragmenten van dit seizoen herbekijken.

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“You Are So”-by Sexy Sunday

A great young band that deserves all of your support.

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“antwerp”

Photos taken at an old oil plant, and at the MAS museum in Antwerp.

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“Moving Day” – by Jason Wingrove

See what happens if fairies don’t play nice! A really good and funny story, with a great cinematography.

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“The Hobbit: behind the scenes”

Behind the scenes video of “The Hobbit”; created by Animaxart VFx. Really impressing, in particular the amount of RED Epic cameras and rigs used to film in 3D.

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“The Black Box Revelation”

I saw The Black Box Revelation for the third time last friday. And they never disappoint!

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“warehouse Z-64″

a little film experiment

camera: nikon D90

lens: nikon 35mm f1.8

edit: final cut

music: Hans Zimmer

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“Joni Sheila”

Meet Joni Sheila. I saw her busking once in the streets of Ghent. Normally, I run right past buskers. Mostly, because they’re often not that good. But when I past her I immediately stopped and watched her perform from a distant.

Only a minute in to her song, a crowd gathered around that small girl and her guitar and my view to her performance was blocked. But that didn’t make that much of a difference. Her voice was more than enough.

Also check out Ghent Jamming. It sounds like a cool project!

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“Tyne Cot”

Photos taken at the Tyne Cot WWI Cemetery in Zonnebeke. Click the photo to go to the flickr page.

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