Lost in Tokyo, a short film by Mark Bramley

I find this sort of thing endlessly fascinating. The music's great too.

Lost in Tokyo from Mark Bramley on Vimeo.

Nataraja Dance

Wow, this is the coolest thing I've seen in a while.

Biggest Teahupo'o Ever - Mesmerizing!

From the Metafilter post:

Teahupo'o was included on Transworld Surf's list of the' Top 10 Deadliest Waves' and is commonly referred to as the "heaviest wave in the world". The name 'Teahupo'o' loosely translates to English as “to sever the head” or "place of skulls"."

You can see the video directly from this page.

No Place Like Home

While filming in Space Engine for another video project, I was capturing this departure from Earth when a really great song was playing in Winamp. I found myself swept away by the majesty of it all and decided to make a standalone movie.

I hope you like it! It makes me feel sad and small, but also hopeful, and infinitely precious at the same time. And the soundtrack is one of the most powerful pieces of music I've heard in years.

PS That's all one long take, with me steering the camera with ridiculously delicate inputs.

Christine Sun Kim

This is filmmaker Todd Selby's portrait of hearing-impaired artist Christine Sun Kim, and explores her reclamation of sound, by means of converting it into a physical experience.

Todd Selby x Christine Sun Kim on Nowness.com.

Murmuration

Murmuration from Sophie Windsor Clive on Vimeo.

A collection of starlings is called a Murmuration.

Android Dreams

Samuel Cockedey's time lapse photography of Tokyo, set to the soundtrack of Blade Runner.

android dreams from Samuel Cockedey on Vimeo.