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Watch what happens when some of the world’s best wakeskaters take over a cranberry bog.

Jan Minol takes his glowboard for a ride in the city darkness, and with Jan Dojcan trying to keep up with his RC Helicopter this makes a really nice and creative skateboard video.

For more information about the production, here’s a “Making Off“-video.

Enjoy the ride, in the night.

This is how it looks, when you use video mapping on the human face.

A little Swedish commercial to cheer you up on a Monday.

Apropos recruitment.
Plant is seeking an experienced front-end developer for permanent position.

Plant, SweetTalk Cph and Carhartt proudly present Format Perspective, a skateboarding photography documentary by Philip Evans.

The film showcases the photography of Nils Svensson, Stu Robinson, Alex Irvine, Rich Gilligan, Sergej Vutuc and Bertrand Trichet. Filmed completely on super 8 film, this project gives a behind-the-scenes look at the skating that these guys like to shoot, as well as the resulting photos that emerge from these sessions.

Plant is giving away 2×2 tickets to the screening on Monday February 27, 2012, 21.30 @ Grand Teatret, Copenhagen. Introduction and Q&A by the director, Phil Evans.

Head over to Plant’s Facebook page, and sign up to win the tickets!

Tickets also available at grandteatret.dk

Check out this interesting video by B-Reel showing how they build the Honda Experiment website, recently earning a site of the month on FWA.

Check out the game
experimentgame.com

PressPausePlay is an award winning Swedish-produced documentary about creativity in the digital age. It features artists such as Moby, Robyn, Lykke Li and Bill Drummond discussing how the digital age has had democratised culture, unleashing creativity and unlimited creative opportunities.

SweetTalk Cph and Plant hostet the danish screening of the film on June 22, 2011 at Grand Teatret in Copenhagen.

PressPausePlay has now made the film available for downloading, and it’s all free!

The download gives you 2 options, either the standard version or an interactive version. The interactive version uses the Adobe Air app, and gives loads of features and opportunities for the user to interact. The best part about the interactive player is that all the interviews not included in the final theater edit are included here, which results in ten times the content. The player is also a “living” version that can be updated, unlike a DVD, and it links to media content and creative works online from the interviewees. This could be the future of film distribution because it’s a very small file download for the viewer but a huge resource of inspiration.

During the whole film hotspots with extra content is available.

The hotspots are indicated by the ‘MORE’ button at the top right corner. By clicking on it you’ll be able to find:

- EXTRAS that shows a longer interview with the person currently talking in the film.

- MORE WORKS shows additional videos from the artist/company currently on screen.

- A relevant WEBSITE of the person currently on screen.

- The music currently playing in the movie. By clicking on the artist’s name you will be directed directly to their profiles (Spotify or Soundcloud).

When a character appears in the movie for the first time their name is shown.

If you click on the name an info tab about the person will appear. The info tab contains a short text about the person and links to associated websites and profiles e.g. Myspace, Spotify, blogs etc.

The tab Overview has two submenus.

INTERVIEWS lists the cast of the movie in one place and gives the possibility to see extra clips with them.

ADDITIONAL CONTENT contains 38 extra interviews on topics related to the movie.

View the official trailer for the film here:

Just a little collection of cool videos.. Some of these might be old, but still worth seeing again.

Very nice moving sculpture, moving through Melbourne’s landmark locations…

The making of:

Its been seen before, but this has a little twist, a real car and a driver!