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The Beginner | John Lewis & Partners | Christmas Ad 2022

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Lassoing Lizards with Earyn McGee | Mission Unstoppable

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BBC One's heartwarming Christmas film suspends time for one miraculous day

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The Moth Presents Alfonso Lacayo: The Bad Haircut

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a film by Aemilia Widodo produced at Ringling College of Art + Design Department of Computer Animation Class of 2016 ringling.edu

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"Student Led Protests are Ingrained in American History"

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"Student Led Protests are Ingrained in American History"

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Student protesters have been called "rabble rousers" and "crisis actors," but that criticism isn't going to stop their work.

Kids and most teens don't have the right to vote in the U.S., but they do have the right to protest.

Since the early 1900s, kids and teens have led protests against child labor, voter disenfranchisement and the Vietnam War. They've fought to promote the rights of women, people of color, members of the LGBTQ community and undocumented immigrants. Now, students across the country are focusing their efforts on another cause: school safety and gun reform.

Countless outlets are saying the student survivors of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, are changing the debate around gun reform.

That shouldn't come as a surprise. A media expert from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University wrote in 2012: "Young people are often key actors in powerful social movements that transform the course of human history."

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Student-led protests are ingrained in American history. One of the most recent - and contentious - ones took place at the University of Missouri.

Spurred by a string of racially motivated harassment incidents, the activist group Concerned Student 1950 led the protests for racial inclusion. The student-led protest gained support from dozens of other campuses across the country and sparked a national conversation about systemic racism.

In 1960, decades before those protests, four freshmen at North Carolina A&T State University staged a sit-in at a whites-only lunch counter. Their action - in protest of segregation - similarly inspired hundreds of other student protests across the country at the time.

That same year, inspired by the civil rights movement, young activists formed Students for a Democratic Society, a national anti-war organization that sought to find alternatives to polices from the Cold War era.

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Critics have called student protesters " rabble rousers"; conspiracy theorists have called them " crisis actors." Time said in 2015 that even liberals considered student protesters to be "too sensitive and overprotective." That criticism may come across as harsh, but it makes one thing clear: America has always paid close attention to student protests.

The national school walkouts and March for Our Lives? Those likely won't be any different.

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Student-Led Protests Are Ingrained In American History

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Student protesters have been called "rabble rousers" and "crisis actors," but that criticism isn't going to stop their work. Kids and most teens don't have the right to vote in the U.S., but they do have the right to protest. Since the early 1900s, kids and teens have led protests against child labor, voter disenfranchisement and the Vietnam War.

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Lost & Found | Shortlisted for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film

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a film by Beth Tomashek and Sam Wade
produced at Ringling College of Art + Design
Department of Computer Animation
Class of 2016
ringling.edu

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Meet Marley Dias, The Force Behind #1000BlackGirlBooks

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CGI 3D Animated Short: "Take Me Home" - by Nair Archawattana | TheCGBros

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Pages Matam, Elizabeth Acevedo & G. Yamazawa - Unforgettable

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The Moth | The Art and Craft of Storytelling

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The Moth is a nonprofit organization that builds empathy through live and virtual storytelling shows, open-mic storytelling events, The Moth Radio Hour, The Moth Podcast and storytelling workshops.

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By CREATIVE ARTISTS AGENCY Los Angeles, USA

“The Scarecrow,” is an entertainment franchise (animated short, mobile game, and song) depicting a scarecrow’s journey to bring wholesome food back to the people. 

The short, distributed on YouTube and in-game, is set to Grammy Award-winning artist Fiona Apple's remake of “Pure Imagination” from film classic “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory." 

The mobile game continues the film’s story as players help The Scarecrow correct the wrongs committed by Crow Foods. Players received a mobile coupon to Chipotle delivered immediately to their devices. 

The song is available on iTunes for charity, and the game is available free on IOS App Store.
 
The Scarecrow franchise created a conversation about food in popular culture generating over 614,000,000 PR impressions. 

In its first month, The Scarecrow sparked 18.4 million conversations across 17 social platforms with a 92.7 social sentiment score. For the first time, Chipotle unseated Taco Bell as top social brand on the Restaurant Social Media Index Top 250 list. 

Since launching, the film has reached over 12,500,000 YouTube views. Over 650,000 people have downloaded the game, playing for an average of 5 minutes. 

The song debuted #32 on Billboard's Streaming Songs chart and reached over 13,000 purchases on iTunes.
 
Chipotle is known for its burritos, but few know that Chipotle has radically changed fast food. Believing that the more people know about Chipotle, the more they will become passionate and loyal customers, Chipotle asked wanted to tell this story. 

The result was a content driven marketing platform, “Cultivate a Better World", designed to emotionally engage customers in Chipotle's journey to create a sustainable future. As a continuation of the Cultivate platform, “The Scarecrow” was created to create a conversation about the state of processed food and its effect on our world.

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Glory (From the Motion Picture "Selma") - Common & John Legend

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[ Full Screen recommended ]

Written and Directed by: Rodrigo Blaas
Produced by: Cecile Hokes
Music: Mastretta
Art Director: Alfonso Blaas
Lighting Supervisor: Jonatan Catalán
Character Technical Supervisor: Jaime Maestro
Character Design: Bolhem Bouchiba, Carlos Grangel,
Sergio Pablos, Santi Agustí
Animation: Daniel Peixe, ManueBover, Remi Hueso
Sound Design: Tom Myers and David Hughes
Post Production Coordinator: David Heras
Special Thanks: Keytoon, Next Limit, UserT38

Full credits: almashortfilm.com

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CGI Animated Short Film: "The Box" / La Boîte by ESMA | CGMeetup

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Hair Love | Oscar®-Winning Short Film (Full) | Sony Pictures Animation

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Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don’t: Traditional rewards aren’t always as effective as we think. Listen for illuminating stories -- and maybe, a way forward.

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World Upside Down -- A PSA from Homeland Security and Ready.gov

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CGI Animated Shorts : "Mouse For Sale" - by Wouter Bongaerts | TheCGBros

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CGI 3D Animated Short: "Runaway" - by Susan Yung, Emily Buchanan & Esther Parobek | TheCGBros

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BBC One Christmas 2017 | The Supporting Act

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CGI Animated Short Film: "One Small Step" by TAIKO Studios | CGMeetup

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CGI Animated Short Film HD "Alike " by Daniel Martínez Lara & Rafa Cano Méndez | CGMeetup

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"In a Heartbeat" - Animated Short Film by Beth David and Esteban Bravo

A closeted boy runs the risk of being outed by his own heart after it pops out of his chest to chase down the boy of his dreams.

contact.inaheartbeat@gmail.com
Official Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/inaheartbeat2017/
Official Tumblr Page - https://inaheartbeat-film.tumblr.com/
IMDB - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6969946/?ref_=tt_rec_tt

Produced at Ringling College of Art and Design by

Beth David
    -  Instagram: @bbethdavidd
    -  Twitter: @bbethdavidd
    -  Tumblr: http://bethdavid.tumblr.com/

Esteban Bravo
    -  Instagram: @estebravo
    -  Twitter: @EstebanBravoP
    -  Tumblr: http://estebanbravo.tumblr.com/
    -  Website: https://www.estebanbravo.com/

Music by Arturo Cardelús https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFaXJffksZY
Sound Design by Nick Ainsworth https://www.ainsworthsound.com/

© Beth David and Esteban Bravo 2017

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This short video was made as part of a project against violence

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CGI Animated Short Film HD "Spellbound " by Ying Wu & Lizzia Xu | CGMeetup