I love these tilt-shift films which make everything appear in miniature and some of you will recall Sam O’Hare’s “The Sandpit” from earlier in the year. This new film was produced for Whistler Blackcomb ski resort in Canada by Mike…
As the festive (silly) season gets under way, the folks at Buffalo Technology polled 3,000 people on their favourite Christmas films. Topping the chart is comedy Home Alone starring Macauley Culkin, followed by Frank Capra’s 1946 classic, It’s a Wonderful Life. …
In “Blade Runner Revisited”, François Vautier has produced an experimental homage to “Blade Runner”, Ridley Scott’s sci-fi noir classic. In creating the film, François ripped 167,819 frames from the “Final Cut” version and digitally pasted them together, making a single…
The Daily Telegraph reports on concerns in Hollywood that the 3D goldrush is already over. Based on recent audience figures, it appears that the percentage of audiences choosing the extra dimension is falling. It cites as evidence the percentage of…
The Sandpit I found this utterly fascinating. It’s a five minute study of “a day in the life of New York, in miniature” and it’s just that. The director, Sam O’Hare has combined time-lapse photography and a tilt-shift lens (whatever…