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We like New York in HDR — how about you? Filmmaker Colby Moore shot these NYC scenes raw (not HDRx) with the Red Epic-X, processing the images in Red Cine X and HDRsoft Photomatix before editing ProRes files in Final … more »

Justin Timberlake: Suit & Tie

Director David Fincher cut his teeth on music videos, but if he shows up to shoot one these days you know it's something special. This moody, monochromatic video — impeccably photographed by Matthew Libatique — is evidence that Justin Timberlake … more »

Fix It in Post

Autodesk hopes this fanciful short film will keep the reality-bending power of its Smoke 2013 editing and compositing system at the front of your mind.

VFX Breakdown: Flight

If you haven't seen Flight yet, you might want to hold off on viewing this breakdown of the visual-effects work that went into one of 2012's best movie scenes. It was posted by Emeryville, CA, VFX studio Atomic Fiction, which … more »

James Blake: Retrograde

It's not clear what, exactly, is going on in this music video full of space dust and frozen moments, but the visuals are a sleepy, evocative match for the song's slow-burning groove. Martin de Thurah (previously) directed.

A Burning Man for Ants

DPs Byron Mason, James Cole and Jason Phipps showed up at Burning Man with three Canon DSLRs, tilt-shift lenses, a rotary table from Mumford Micro Systems, and GB Timelapse software. These are the results. Click through to Vimeo for details, … more »

Adam and Dog

Another one of the Oscar-nominated shorts has made it online: director Minkyu Lee's independent film "Adam and Dog," featuring animation by Lee, Jennifer Hager, James Bazter, Mario Furmanczyk, Austin Madison, and Matt Williames.

Sivu: Better Man Than He

The music video is by now a fairly clichéd form, but there are still new wrinkles. Like this video, animated from images captured as the singer Sivu spent two hours in an MRI machine at St. Bartholomew's Hospital in London. … more »

Hit By a Bus

When did a once-effective shock tactic became such a cliché? Enjoy this collection of untimely (and sometimes messy) ends — lined up end-to-end by Pajiba's Harry Hanrahan.