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Another group of stunning\/important\/innovative multimedia and video projects we’ve been watching lately. If you have any to add, please let us know in the comments! You can see previously featured videos here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

30. Leave Me<\/a><\/strong> from Daros Films<\/a>
\nFictional films can have great impact. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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31. Bugs!<\/a><\/strong> from Ryan Enn Hughes<\/a>
\nWicked. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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32. UP THERE<\/a><\/strong> from Jon<\/a>
\nGorgeous short film, shot as part of The Ritual Project sponsored by Stella Artois. – Jessica Stuart<\/a>
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33. The Future of Publishing<\/a><\/strong>
\nA good example of why you should watch pieces until the end. Thanks to Michael Croan for the tip. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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34. Prison Valley<\/a><\/strong> by Pilippe Brault & David Dufresne with Upian for Arte
\n“Prison Valley” in Colorado includes more than 36,000 inmates in 13 prisons. The web documentary is a state-of-the-art showcase of in-depth, rich media reporting from Brault and Dufresne, innovative concepting and sublime implementation by Upian and bold support from Arte. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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35. Q&A<\/a><\/strong> from StoryCorps<\/a>
\nTouching animation produced by StoryCorp of a 12-year-old boy with Asperger\u2019s syndrome interviewing his mother. Suggested via @dnklatt – Eric Maierson<\/a>
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36. True<\/a><\/strong>
\nA riff on the original “Wassup?” Budweiser ad premiered a few weeks before the election of Barack Obama. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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37. Cane Toad – What happened to Baz?<\/a><\/strong>
\nThis tasteless narrative about poisonous “pests” with suspect language is not for everyone so don’t watch if you are squeamish. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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38. GREEN PUG RECYCLES!<\/a><\/strong>
\nA sophisticated actor shows us how it’s done. Thanks for the link Stokes. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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39. Pixels by Patrick Jean<\/a><\/strong> The popular video games of the 80s get their revenge on New York City. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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40. BIG BAG BIG BOOM<\/a><\/strong> from Blu<\/a>
\nThe new wall-painted animation by BLU is a stunning masterpiece of animation – Eric Maierson<\/a>
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41. Hayaku: A Time Lapse Journey Through Japan<\/a><\/strong> from by Brad Kremer<\/a>
\nAnother stunning using of the the time lapse technique. – Brian Storm<\/a>
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42. Iceland, Eyjafjallaj\u00f6kull – May 1st and 2nd, 2010<\/a><\/strong> from by Sean Stiegemeier<\/a>
\nI always seem to link to time lapses. But this one of the Icelandic volcano is pretty special. – Eric Maierson<\/a><\/p>\n