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The chappie who made this Post-It Note-fuelled stop motion frenzy needs to be crowned the Undisputed King of Procrastination, like now! Instead of focusing on his studies at Savannah College of Art and Design, he decided to spend every waking moment for what we estimate to be a VERY long time, sticking and unsticking Post-it Notes to his wall, with an enviable dedication to his ultimate vision: a 2-minute stop motion animation called DEADLINE. Then he did something very clever. He decided to present his procrastination project as his senior project, thus assuaging both his workload and his boredom. Genius!

While a heated Youtube-comment-battle rages on as to the presence of digital manipulation (or lack thereof), creator Bang-yao Liu is racking up the Youtube hits at a rate of knots. He might even get a job in the withering creative industry once he graduates. Go Bang-yao!

P.s. kids you can stop arguing now, check the making of.

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Aah the blissful optimism of youth! Way back in 2006, the four buddies that are The Buried Life set off, equipped with little more than a video camera, an R.V, and an insatiable appetite for that crazy game they call “life” to travel across the States, with a mission to knock items off their “100 things to do before I die” list. From the Steve-O inspired (go down a mountain on a longboard), to the socially conscious (help someone build a house), they vowed to help a stranger achieve a life goal for each item they accomplished. Lucky for them, not so long ago, the execs at MTV had been scratching their addled heads in search of new ideas to win back their audiences who, bored of escapist trash, turned off in search of Obama-style civic-minded optimism. They wooed the Buried Life boys with an offer they couldn’t refuse (presumably), and Bingo! The boys will be back this summer with 53 more missions to complete, and lots of strangers to pleasantly surprise.

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The Buried Life in the New York Times: CLICK HERE

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And good morning to you! This video was made by Scratch Video. Scratch writes:

“I work as a documentary film editor in NYC by day and make these small pieces by night. It’s a nice balance. Scratch is the name of my character that makes these films.”

She then cites the following fantastic quote from François Truffaut from 1957, worth publishing here as well:

“The film of tomorrow appears to me as even more personal than an individual and autobiographical novel, like a confession, or a diary. The young filmmakers will express themselves in the first person and will relate what has happened to them: it may be the story of their first love or their most recent; of their political awakening; the story of a trip, a sickness, their military service, their marriage, their last vacation… and it will be enjoyable because it will be true and new… The film of tomorrow will not be directed by civil servants of the camera, but by artists for whom shooting a film constitutes a wonderful and thrilling adventure. The film of tomorrow will resemble the person who made it, and the number of spectators will be proportional to the number of friends the director has. The film of tomorrow will be an act of love.”

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There’s a new vlog around, called INVISIBLE PEOPLE. It is made by Mark:

“Who am I? My name is Mark and I live in Los Angeles which I affectionately call LaLa Land… I literally am 7 weeks from being homeless myself, but I had to do something - so I started a vlog that will hopefully keep the homeless conversation going by telling their story. Technically it could be better. I don’t have anything but this little laptop that is not made to cut video and a small camera. It’s a miracle that the laptop is even allowing me to compress the data. I just took action with what I have.”

Mark became some sort of (reborn) Christian, after a living a life as homeless person for many years. He dicided to record and publish raw and unedited interviews with people living on the streets. Listen to the story of another Mark, who was working until recently for an oil and gas company in Beverly Hills and who got fired because he criticized his company for lying about their profits and returns:

“At first Mark didn’t want to talk on camera. We chatted for a bit and as I started to walk away he asked for a business card. He wanted to know what the video would be used for, how it would be used, and what organizations I was connected to. I assured him this project was completely independent and my only agenda was to tell the homeless story with real people telling real stories unedited and uncensored. Mark is extremely intelligent and articulate. His story really wrecked me because I could identify with so much of it. This is a great story. I hope Mark’s story and the other stories on this vlog inspires you to continue the homeless conversation.”

Invisible People: CLICK HERE
Hardly Normal (Mark’s blog): CLICK HERE
Subscribe to Invisible People: CLICK HERE
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authors: AARON CHIESA, TORU KAGEYAMA, HENDY SUKARYA, LISA TEMES,
& KATE TREMILLS - duration: 01:50

This nice short infographic kinda message was made by students of the VANCOUVER FILM SCHOOL. It was subsequently posted by MOTIONOGRAPHER, BOINGBOING and ROCKETBOOM.

Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE
Book about Iranian bloggers: CLICK HERE

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authors: BLOC PARTY for THE TAKE AWAY SHOWS from LA BLOGOTHEQUE
duration: 05:35

We are delighted to present you this wonderful video from THE TAKE AWAY SHOWS (Les Concerts à Emporter), our third revlog from their hands (check out TOM BROSSEAU & BEIRUT). They have redefined the landscape of videoblogging by a simple though very original concept:

“You meet a band. You take them outside, in the streets, and ask them to play there, shoot the movie in one unique shot, whatever happens… Every week, we give away a session, shot with a band, in an unusual, urban environment. Sessions are always filmed as a unique shot, without any cut, recorded live. We usually haven’t much time to record them, so the groups have to be spontaneous, to improvise, play with what they have with them, and with their environment, whether there’s a public or not.”

And all this is done with exceptional love & devotion, shot in High Definition (very well shot actually) and presented with flair and style. Thank you Vincent Moon, Chryde & all others from the French weblog LA BLOGOTHEQUE.

One day in October they were recording another band when they bumped into Bloc Party:

“While the Germans were playing, Kele Okereke popped out of the bar. He was standing next to me, asked who were the guys singing, and what they were doing here. I told him it was a Take Away Show, and he said, shyly “Oh great, that’s good”. I patted him on the back, joked “Hey, good timing, after that, it’s your turn!” We’d been told it would not be easy. A year before, we already tried to set a Take Away Show with them in London, with the support of JD Beauvallet, but nothing could convince them: they never play acoustic, they’re very shy, it’s impossible. So, back to the present, on October 14th, we tried harder.

We had some help. Matthieu, of Coop, was drunk and happy. Both the band’s managers were drunk and happy. We were drunk and happy, and that’s how Kele found himself pressed against a wall, facing a dozen of enthusiastic people, urging him to play a song. We cut, during the editing, because it took us 25 minutes to talk them into doing it. Just enough time to stop him from running away… Everyone was speechless. There’s nothing more to add. Five minutes of rare sincerity, two artists doing something with no safety net and without really understanding why. They took that risk, and that’s what we thank them for.”

Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE
Bloc Party’s own site: CLICK HERE
More on Bloc Party: CLICK HERE
The Take Away Shows (English): CLICK HERE
Les Concerts A Emporter (French): CLICK HERE
Subscribe to The Take Away Show (English): CLICK HERE
Subscribe to The Take Away Show (French): CLICK HERE
For a fantastic concert by Bloc Party: CLICK HERE
(Shot in Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland by FABCHANNEL - (check it out: fantastic quality recordings, for free)

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This week in Amsterdam: The 21st edition of the International Documentary Film Festival or IDFA, the world’s largest and amongst filmmakers best known festival for docs. The ultimate prize to gain is the Joris Ivens Award, named after the controversial Dutch film pioneer. Controversial especially because of his communist believes, for he was a fine fellow traveler, admiring and meeting crooks like Stalin & Mao. Ivens (1898–1989) made a lot of propaganda films, most of them terrible to watch. The film we post today though has no political message and contains some charming imaging. Special for us Dutchies is to see pre-war Rotterdam since the city was bombed to ashes in 1940.

”As the film was intended to be a completely personal experiment, I was surprised by the favourable response it received from the public,” writes director Ivens in his Autobiography of a Filmmaker. Ivens started work on his film THE BRIDGE after having seen work by the European avant-garde at the Film Society. The absolute films of Walter Ruttmann and Hans Richter had made an especially strong impression on him.

When Ivens said what he was looking for - a lifeless subject with a wide variation of movement and shape - a railroad engineer suggested that he should take a look at the new railroad bridge over the river Maas in Rotterdam. It was exactly what he was looking for. ”For me, the bridge consisted of a laboratory of movements, hues, shapes, contrasts, rhythms and relations between all these elements.”

Trains passed by in a flash of black metal and white steam. Ships slowly sailed under it, hidden by gritty chimney smoke. According to Ivens, the lifting bridge formed an ode to modern engineering, with its revolving cable wheel and counterweights held up by shivering cables.” (text from Memory of the Netherlands)

Having no soundtrack (and no score known) we decided to add some Mahler to it, coming from the 7th Symphony, to be more precise, part II - Nachtmusik (Allegro Moderato) as played by the Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra, directed by Bernard Haitink.

IDFA HOME: CLICK HERE
IDFA information about this movie: CLICK HERE
Joris Ivens in Wikipedia: CLICK HERE

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author video: VERNISSAGE TV - artist: JENNY HOLZER - duration: 06:16

Sit down, relax. Click to enlarge the video (below in the frame, on the right). Take 6 minutes of your lunch hour and watch. This is a work of Jenny Holzer made especially for the Guggenheim Museum in New York in celebration of the restoration. As the Guggenheim writes:

“Her transformative work will cast large-scale texts—comprising the artist’s own writings and poems—directly onto Frank Lloyd Wright’s curving architecture. Suffused with a play of light and changing language, the building and its surroundings will become an environment for looking, discussing, and gathering.”

It will be on display from dusk to 11 pm every Friday through December 31.

The video was shot by Heinrich Schmidt from VernissageTV, an art video blog with it’s homebase in Basel, Switzerland.

Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE
Jenny Holzer @ the Guggenheim: CLICK HERE
VernissageTV: CLICK HERE
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More on Jenny Holzer: CLICK HERE

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authors: JERRY & ORRIN ZUCKER - duration: 03:21

This is to remind you all to subscribe to our most beloved Vlog Hero Jerry Zucker. Last year Jerry and his brother Orrin won the first web Emmy - read more in this PREVIOUS POSTING.

This is Plane Insane, Jerry’s nightmare coming true. Buckle up, fasten your seatbelts - it’s gonna be a bumpy ride! Jerry wrote about this trip on his blog as well:

“In March, I flew from Fort Lauderdale to Providence with three stops in between. (Hey, it was the cheapest flight I could find!) The last leg of the trip reminded me very much of Nightmare at 20.000 Feet. I was half-expecting to see a gremlin on the wing of the plane.” READ MORE.

Brilliantly made.

It’s Jerry Time!: CLICK HERE
Outtakes: CLICK HERE
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Subscribe to Outtakes: CLICK HERE
Unique! Interviews with Jerry & Orrin Zucker: CLICK HERE
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author: OLIVER LARIC - duration: 02:11

A second masterpiece from Oliver Laric.

For more information check TOUCH MY BODY.

Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE
Oliver Laric: CLICK HERE
VVORK: CLICK HERE
NEEN: CLICK HERE

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A while ago we revlogged ANIMAGIFAQTSI by Wreck & Salvage and someone was reminded by THIS WORK of Oliver Laric. Only a few days ago I a realized we must have met in Eindhoven at MU. Oliver Laric (1981, born in Innsbruck, Austria, lives in Berlin) is a wicked artist, working mainly with video and taking maximum advantage of the wonder called the Internet. He’s co-founder of the art blog VVORK and the collective NEEN, standing for: "Neenstars: a still undefined generation of visual artists. Some of them belong to the contemporary art world; others are software creators, web designers, and video game directors or animators."

Touch My Body is a conceptual miracle. Take Mariah Carey’s video, cut out every sound and image except for Maria and fill the rest with fluorescent green. Then publish it on YouTube and wait for the people to fill in the void. Insubordinate art for the masses, republished on his own site HERE. We curate a second chef-d’oeuvre by Laric: AIRCONDITION. You’ll love it. 

Oliver Laric: CLICK HERE
VVORK: CLICK HERE
NEEN: CLICK HERE
Oliver Laric on myspace: CLICK HERE
Touch My Body original clip on YouTube: CLICK HERE

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Ok, final call for post election anarcho blues. Thanks to the MOLOTOV FEED from our subversive friends at SUBMEDIA TV we present you this angry anarchist mash-up video made by COLDCUT (music) & TV SHERIFF. On their site REVOLUTION08 they declare:

The Revolution WILL Be Televised.

“Dancefloor hooligans Coldcut join forces with America’s leading audio-visual vigilante TV Sheriff to bring you an election vivisectionRevolution 08. A drum and bass powered all out AV assault on an American media machine now in psychotic overdrive for the Presidential election. A 10000 frame crash edit comedy celebration of the blatant corruption, warmongering, florid insanity and plain good old smelly bullshit that characterises the cultural landscape of the world’s most confused country. 21st century satire is alive and well.”

A REVOLUTION THAT BEGINS NOW.

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SubmediaTV: CLICK HERE
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author: LOIEZ DENIEL - duration: 03:12

Even cats voted for Obama. Shot in an asylum. Related to THIS VIDEO.

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author: RYANNE HODSON - duration: 03:16

One of the incredible facts of last campaign was the number of people canvassing for votes for Obama; an incredible army of 6 million people… One of them was our friend Ryanne. Not only did she canvass in rural Virginia, where she and her love Jay Dedman recently moved to, but she was a poll worker as well. For one day she was locked into the polling station. After that, there’s joy. And tears.

Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE
Ryanne’s Video Blog: CLICK HERE
Ryan Is Hungry: CLICK HERE
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author: DANNY ELFMAN for OUR GREATEST FEAR - duration: 0:40

It’s D-Day. A final warning…

The HUFFINGTON POST writes:

Famous Hollywood composer Danny Elfmann has worked on a lot of creepy movies (most of them by Tim Burton). But in a new ad produced for the last week of the presidential election, he reveals his greatest fear: a President Palin.

“These are troubled times in a volatile world. With unprecedented crises at home and abroad, we need sound judgment and a steady hand to lead the most powerful nation on Earth,” the ad begins, echoing some of the gravitas-laden ads targeting Barack Obama’s inexperience. But Elfmann’s ad takes a twist: “John McCain’s age and continuing battle with cancer makes the liklihood of him not completing his term higher than any president in American history. President Sarah Palin. Think about it.”

Danny Elfman @ Sony: CLICK HERE

Danny Elfman @ Wikipedia: CLICK HERE

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author: DAVID KESSLER - duration: 02:40

AN INTIMATE LOOK AT A PLACE WHERE TIME IS MEASURED NOT BY THE MOVEMENTS OF THE SUN BUT BY THE RUMBLING OF THE EL TRAIN. PHILADELPHIA, FRONT ST./KENSINGTON AVE.

You are watching a short monologue from a woman who happens to be a crack addict and a prostitute. Her situation is sad but she ain’t. She lives her life under the northern El tracks of the Philadelphian subway, where David Kessler has been following the lives of many other people as well. He cut his material in 26 short, unpolished doc clips that are fascinating to watch. Or as our vlogbrother JAY DEDMAN says in a great article on both the project, the people, history and links to the best parts of the series (published by Philadelphia Weekly):

“Shadow World is such a great example of what Web video can be. It’s not TV. It’s not film. It’s uniquely suited to the Web with its short vignettes on life in this part of Philly. Kessler records people who’d go totally unnoticed. It’s a great counterpoint to the argument that Web video is just self-centered crap.”

“Before video blogs, you may have expected to see Shadow World in the form of a documentary film. This would force the creator to sacrifice years for the project and raise tens of thousands of dollars. The creator would hope to get the movie played in a couple film festivals. But now Kessler can explore this Philly neighborhood with an inexpensive digital camera, edit on his laptop and put it on the Web the next day, with a potential audience of millions.”

READ THE WHOLE ARTICLE (very much recommended).

This is the kind of neighborhood where Barack Obama once was a community organizer. Just crossed my mind! …& fingers…

Shadow World: CLICK HERE
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From the cultural underground of Ze Internetz we are more than delighted to serve you this smashing music video right up your booty… Wake up busters, it’s gonna get seriously funky! This phat video will definitely give you this week a head start. The track is Parisian Goldfish made by FLYING LOTUS, coming from his latest album Los Angeles (WARP RECORDS). It was directed by ERIC WAREHEIM (TIM & ERIC). The eye catching graphics & animation comes from DEVIN FLYNN and the editing and co-direction is done by ERIC FENSLER. Oh yeah, it was banned from YouTube. Can YouBelieve that?!

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We are in love with Daniel Liss. It’s that simple. For two years or so we have been following his footsteps. While funny enough he never really shows you himself, that is, his portret. At the same time he is telling a personal story where he shows you a lot but you have to have patience and use your brain. Just watch this video and be seriously mesmerized. It’s about life, poetry, music, visual enlightenment and more. Here are some comments on this work from admirers:

“beautiful. penetrating because of its lucidness. a moment settling into its reason. thanks for making videos that can be felt again & again.”

“wonderful. you’re allowing us to get inside your mind and your path of comprehension. to successfully express an artist’s mind is the most challenging and beautiful thing and you’ve certainly done so.”

“Oh man, I wish I could have you break down all of your films this way, like a director’s commentary version. I always feel like I get something out of them but wonder how much I miss. Now I’m pretty sure it’s much more than I thought. Awesome piece.”

We couldn’t agree more and strongly advise you to visit his site and subscribe to his feed (links below).

Pouringdown: CLICK HERE
Subscribe to Daniel Liss: CLICK HERE
Permalink to the original posting: CLICK HERE
The song is “The Good Life”, sung by Tony Bennett: CLICK HERE

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Again and again the honorable gentlemen from the collective Wreck & Salvage prove they are the masters of video art. This particular video thrills our harts. Watch and be hypnotized by the combination of CLIPART & PHILIP GLASS. Or as the cavaliers put it in their sober comment:

“Testing the hypothesis that anything accompanied by Philip Glass’ music can be profound.”

Wreck & Salvage = AARON VALDEZ, ADAM QUIRK & ERIK NELSON

MARK SCHONEVELD remembered after seeing this video another one made by an artist called OLIVER LARIC. Made of 787 pieces of clipart. We seriously advise you to see that particular work as well. CLICK HERE (no sound).

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From the vaults of the Vlogoshere comes this wonderful short video made by a guy called Tom who is operating under the name Fast Moving Animals. It’s rather unfortunate and peculiar that Tom didn’t post for two years, then published an new video this spring and after that silence again. But who are we to criticize that he? We sincerely hope Tom will be back, we like his work tremendously. Here’s what Tom had to say about this video:

“This is about time passing. I’m not really happy with dates, especially here, on this page, i feel it’s just too methodical, it’s too linear, too 2D. There’s no place for chaos. I would love to see separate posts floating on the web page, like floating thoughts inside our heads… ready to pick up.”

Fast Moving Animals: CLICK HERE
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author: JACKIE MASON - duration: 02:19

Oy Gevalt! Here’s the answer to SARAH SILVERMAN’S GREAT SCHLEP from the Ultimate Jew (his words) and Conservative Carbuncle (my words) Jackie Mason. Man oh man, oy va voy…

Jackie Mason @ home: CLICK HERE
More on Jackie Mason: CLICK HERE
Sarah Silverman: CLICK HERE
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Yenta ?!?: CLICK HERE

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author: SARAH SILVERMAN - duration: 04:22

It’s all about the Jews! Didn’t you know that? Oy va voy, watch comedian Sarah Silverman explaining why all Jewish youngsters should pay their grandparents in Florida a visit to convince them Barack Hussein Obama is not an Angry Black Muslim. Seriously Funny.

Sarah Silverman @ home: CLICK HERE
Sarah Silverman @ Comedy Central: CLICK HERE
More on Sarah Silverman (Wikipedia): CLICK HERE
Sarah talking with Keith Olberman about The Great Schlep: CLICK HERE
Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE

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Here are some of the comments on this powerful video by Croma (as found on his site):

David writes: “That was really hard to watch. It stirred up way too many emotions for my comfort level. Extremely well done”
Cheryl: “Ow. Ow. Oh. Audio: vibrated my kidneys somehow. Confused the heck out of me. Video: broke my heart”
Philip Campbel: “So powerful. so moving. so razorlike pain, so unforgiving.”
Indielab: “Compelling. Thought-provoking. Maddening. Etc, etc, etc…”
Sull: “Disruptive piece. Fascinating murderous wonder”

We completely endorse these statements. We bow deeply to Robert Croma.

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UV is not dead, just you humble editor was kinda. At the end of this week we finally migrate to our new site. As a farewell to this template we revlog this little treasure that was published on February 24, 2008 on YouTube (thanks for the tip Daniel Salber!).

A video of two persons drawing the alphabet…

hand 1: Gradus W. Wouters, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 2003
hand 2: Job Wouters, born in Leiden, the Netherlands, 1980
directed by Roel Wouters
director of photography: Sal Kroonenberg
music: Rik Elstgeest & Bo Koek production
asst: Ton de Munck

note of the director: “Job and Gradus are both ambitious concerning letters. Spontaneous jam sessions in our studio inspired us to make this film about the fun of drawing letters.”

Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE
Roel Wouters Studio: CLICK HERE
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Damn. We promised to be back and didn’t keep our promise. Today is the first day of April; it’s spring, we feel sexy and young again! Please stay with us.

To celebrate our rejuvenation we present you this little gem, coming from Bottom Union (Eric Nelson), published today exactly 3 years ago.

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“November was NaBloPoMo.”

“Say What?”

“National Blog Posting Month.”

“Aha.”

“Silly.”

“Posting every day, for one month.”

“For What? Peace? Thank god someone got ill!”
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Robert Croma: CLICK HERE
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Watch this waggish entre-acte from Break a Leg. Sitcom writer David Penn (played by director & co-writer Yuri Baranovsky) gets some cutting-edge suggestions for a better Internet show by his new nifty unasked-for bodyguard.

We revlogged their first baby half a year ago - CHECK!

Introduction by Michael Schaap.

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Dear daughters and filming fatherhood. And the coming of age… Michael Verdi did it again.

Introduction by Mo & Michael Schaap.

UPDATE: An Incredible Discussion is going on @ michaelverdi.com - some people got very angry about this video - check THE COMMENTS. You’ll also find there a video response from Michael and his daughters.

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Michael Verdi: CLICK HERE
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Lauren Verdi: CLICK HERE
Old stuff from Dylan: CLICK HERE

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Oy Gevalt, the horror. And quite brilliant actually, come to think of it. Made by Sander Plug & Lernert Engelberts, the latter being a poet and filmmaker and a very dear & beloved former colleague @ Dutch public broadcaster VPRO. I do believe Lernert is a conceptual genius. Most of his work is in Dutch (see links below) but you’ll find a showreel with English subs by CLICKING HERE.

Chocolate Bunny was commissioned by CUT ‘N PASTE and sardonically this little masterpiece was transmitted by catholic broadcaster KRO and more specific, as part of their children’s program KRO’S KINDERTIJD.

Links to the original posting: HERE and HERE
Lernert Engelberts: CLICK HERE
Sander Plug: CLICK HERE
Subscribe?: Nope. Unfortunately the gentlemen are not into RSS.

Engelbert’s television work is somewhat scattered around the net. Some links: WASKRACHT, HET GELUK VAN NEDERLAND & WROETEN