Stillbirth and Surfing From Nathan Oldfield
Perhaps the most personal project I've brought across onto the platform is this inspiring short film from Nathan Oldfield which follows the dedicated surfer on a journey of grief through the format of a ten minute documentary piece. In a time where most people would opt for absolute privacy Nathan h
Jerry’s Map By Gregory Whitmore
It never ceases to amaze me the lengths people take to fulfill an idea they have, in recent times I was taken back by Rick Mereki and his Eat, Learn and Move series and today I'd like to introduce you to an interesting if not rather eccentric character called Jerry. With copious amounts of spare tim
One Plastic Beach Short Documentary
Heads up to Jason Sondhi of Short of the Week for bringing this captivating short documentary about the waste we produce in the products we make to my attention. I'm not too fond of sharing work that's already being showcased but this project really resonated with me, I think beyond what could be se
Liberia ‘77 Documentary Trailer
Just by chance I happened to come across this captivating short film which doubles as a trailer for a longer feature documentary titled "Liberia77". The project follows the story of two young Canadian born brothers, Andrew and Jeff Topham, who emigrated with their family to Liberia in the 70's as th
Wefi Surfboards by Mark Wyatt
Recently Vancouver based filmmaker Mark Wyatt created this short documentary on local creative Randy Weflen who makes handcrafted wooden Surfboards for a living. The project guides us through a the process that Randy undertakes to build these beautiful custom hollow western red cedar boards, which a
Short Documentary From Kris Van den Bulck
Film student Kris Van den Bulck recently produced this interesting project in which he introduces Belgian Cartoonist Jangojim, I thought it was well put together and had some nice elements incorporated so here it is for all of us to view. I'm pretty sure this is the first time we've included this t
Beekeeping In New York City From Adrian Bautisa
Back with the bees again, with this time around Filmmaker Adrian Bautista bringing us this insightful short documentary piece which investigates a little into the active beekeeping community in New York City. Adrian introduces us to Tim ONeal creator of educational blog Borough Bees with novice beek
Yoshi’s Blend Teaser From Mackenzie Sheppard
We’ve always been interested in the whole craftmanship/handmade vibe even from the early days of starting the site, so it was obvious that this short documentary that Mackenzie Sheppard is currently working on would appeal to us. In this teaser we get a brief insight into the topic and tone of
Great Wooden Boats By Philip Bloom
I’m not sure if Philip Bloom has developed a fascination for boats or wether he’s always owned one, but he seems to be creating a lot of content that revolves around them. I really don’t mind this though because boats are quite interesting, especially when they are hand built like
Photography by Balarama Heller
I felt we should mix it up a little on the photography front so I’ve penciled in a little investigative selection from the documentary style capture of Balarama Heller. His works are quite observational and bring his audience an opportunity to gaze into worlds they perhaps would not get a chan
Documentary on Helen Rödel
Today’s going to be an interesting one for films, we’ve got a bit of back log and all of them are as good as each other. This one very much stands on its own in terms of subject and is a documentary that follows the manual techniques used by Brazilian designer Helen Rödel. Although this
this KINGDOM by Eliot Rausch
I think this piece was destined for my inbox. It’s by Eliot Rausch, titled this KINGDOM, he captures a short moment in the life of Brian Wolke, his wife, his kids and their current obstacle in life. Based in Compton, California, Brian has got no work and looks to move out of their home, shifti