Film & Animation

keesvdijkhuizen

1 Year, 342 Movies, 12 Months of hard work, 7 Minutes. 2009 proved that innovation is rewarded; this year we saw great films coming from every direction, so I used more of them for the video. The sequel to the reason most of you subscribed is here: enjoy, leave a comment and take a look at my other work! Oh and no, I didn't count them by hand. It's very well possible there are fewer movies in there. I had 342 movie trailers for footage. Audio Copyright Notices: 'Malabar Front' by If These Trees Could Talk remains courtesy of If These Trees Could Talk, ® 2006. 'Death' by White Lies remains courtesy of Polydor Ltd. (UK), ® 2008. 'Crying Lightning' by Arctic Monkeys remains courtesy of Domino Records, ® 2009. '1901' by Phoenix remains courtesy of Ghettoblaster under Exclusive Licence to V2 Records, ® 2009. 'Wake Up' by Arcade Fire remains courtesy of Rough Trade, ® 2005. Get these tracks in the iTunes Store: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewIMix?id=347862695 List of films in order of appearance: http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AefGcSqotpcgZHp6ODJwNl80Z3g0OGhoZmo&hl=en Download in 1080p: http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/95201/20091.15.mov This project was purely non-profit and not aimed at breaking copyright laws.

Pets & Animals

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Entertainment

jlyon1515

Just a quick follow-up to my initial domino video to say season's greetings and happy new year. With this second video I wanted to be more personal, but I also really wanted to see if I could get the dominoes to hit bells and play a song. And of course, there's no better time of year for bell songs than the holiday season. I specifically chose "Carol of the Bells" because it's not just a Christmas song. Believe it or not, its origin goes back to an old pagan New Year's chant from the Ukraine. So with that, I hope you enjoy it, and again happy holidays.