Vimeo Compression Guidelines
Compression Guidelines
These basic principles will apply to almost all of the video programs out there.
Found through: Alba’s Twitter feed
Polaroids from the set of Blade Runner
Polaroids from the set of Blade Runner.
I’m not in the business… I *am* the business.
Sean Young’s collection of cool polaroids from the set of Blade Runner.
The Hollywood Reporter ~ Volcano: Cannes Review
Despite some hot-and-heavy old-age sex, Volcano is not going to be many folks’ first choice for a date movie. But Icelandic writer-director Runar Runarsson’s drama is a love story observed with tenderness that never compromises its truthfulness. It will strike affecting chords for anyone who has dealt with a partner or elderly parent’s illness, and the painful decisions that arise from it.
Found through: A friend from Facebook.
Icelandic Connection ~ Day In a Life
Have you seen the new trailer for ‘A day in a life’ the documentary project where people all over the globe documented their life on July 24, 2010. The project got over 80,000 submissions and 4,500 hours of footage from 192 countries.
Directors Ridley Scott and Kevin Macdonald have been curating the material transforming into the feature-length documentary. National Geographic will be bringing it to theaters one year from the amazing day, July 24, 2011.
The song in the newly released trailer is called ‘Future Projects’ and is by the Icelandic musician Birgir Hilmarsson. He’s been working in London for Universial Music Group doing film & tv composition, arranging and production. Many of his songs have been featured in movies, tv shows and ads in the last few years. He’s also the frontman for the Icelandic band Ampop, check out their song My Delusions from 2006 HERE
Website: http://biggimusic.com/ – Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/birgirhilmars
Blekholt
Mouse over the image to scratch my itch
Blekholt is a Icelandic T-shit platform for designers and creatives. The aim is to create a creative community for designers and to provide a way for them to sell their designs online.
There clearly is a need for this kind of business and I’ll hope I can contribute to it in the future.
When I saw their logo I got this itch to modify it. It’s a silly modification but the itch is there so I’m scratching it. Hopefully the good people of Blekholt will find it slightly amusing. It is made in good fun and in no way intended to offend anyone. You can mouse over the image to reveal my quick and crude take on their logo.
So If you are in Iceland or into Icelandic t-shirt designs make sure to check them out.
Website: http://blekholt.is/ – Twitter: @blekholt
