Independant non-verbal short films and trailers

Below are details of short non-verbal films and trailers. If you are a filmmaker let me know about your projects.

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Ports of Auckland - Steve Thomson

"My love of time-lapse photography was born the day I first watched Baraka. More of my sequences can be seen at www.timelapse.co.nz"

External links:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3KaG5g4_uQ

Dead Lonesome - Joe Taylor

Part 1

Part 2

"Dead Lonesome is a non-verbal film about ghost towns and the mystique of the western landscape."

External links:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nimxKk1r420
http://youtube.com/watch?v=MHPVp-QuL4Q

Bio.Rhythm - Kevin Klauber

"Bio.Rhythm is a six minute experimental film that examines the rhythms of this world. Our world is composed of a network of elaborate systems; in this case, these systems are expressed through sounds, which create rhythms, composing a "soundtrack" to these systems. The film was nominated by the Motion Picture Sound Editors Association (MPSE) for a "Golden Reel Award" in 2007. If you would like a DVD or higher quality download, please email me at kevin.klauber@usc.edu - Enjoy"

External link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARG4Cw8mncg

360 - Kyle Hopkins

"360 is a six minute montage of moving images and sounds from around the world, set to music. The images and sounds for 360 were recorded using a consumer DV cam-corder, a stereo mic and a minidisk recorder and it was edited at home on a laptop. If you would like a free DVD or download for any software or hardware media player, or you would like to contact the film-maker, please email hopkinskyle@yahoo.co.uk. Hope you like it. Cheers!"

External link: http://youtube.com/watch?v=zVbxskkcS1g

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new filmmakers page. - Luke from Cornwall - 24-Jun-2007
I think this is excellent. Links to youtube, etc. New and low budg filmmkers stuff.

Check out this guys thing called 'Songs of distant earth' on youtube. It is all from other peoples footage I think - NASA, etc, and cut to a long Michael Stearns peice. It is in 7 or so parts on youtube.
It is like a Baraka for the 21st Century!!