Clip of the day

Someone sent me this clip this morning of a dream sequence from Alfred Hitchcock's movie "Spellbound" (1945). The dream sequence was designed by the perfectly twisted Salvador Dali. It's pretty brilliant.

Watch: Sorry I'm Late

In about 50 seconds, this image of a man lying on the floor with a newspaper in his face will make much more sense to you. Written and directed by Tomas Mankovsky, Sorry I'm Late is a live action stop motion short filmed from an aerial perspective and acted out horizontally on the floor. It's all about a man's journey to get back home. Man, if only it were that easy! Now's there's no excuse to get home late!


To view the film, click on the image below:



Definitely worth checking out the Making Of page here.

Film: The Importance Of Failure

An inspiring short film about how we all have to fail in order to succeed. It's part of a series of films Honda will be releasing called Dream The Impossible. Pretty cool.