The Welcome Army.

Ah, the best laid plans o' mice and men.

Something new (if a little belated) for our colleagues and affiliates over at Welcome.



Merry Christmas, one and all.

Spike on Fire



So hot right now. But pretty damned good also.

Franglais.



Interesting.

"There Are Doubts In Your Ability."



Stone-cold-solid-gold classic. Shot on film, too.

More VFX



Ooh... super jazzy.

VFX



Ooh... jazzy.

Back In The Saddle Again

After a dearth of posts, Mr Brown demonstrates how to overcome the past one spring morn.

Enjoy.

Here Comes The Sun from herald.cinema on Vimeo.

Tea Is Drunk To Forget The Din Of The World

Mr Silvester clearly has ample time on his hands up north; certainly enough time to send us the following short film.

Please see Mr Orwell's advice for the appropriate operational procedure.

Message ends.

It Takes Tea from herald.cinema on Vimeo.

Life Is Swede


News from foreign lands - Sweden, to be specific.

You should watch this delightful short film, entitled 'En SkateboardÄkares Dagdröm' (or, "A Skateboarder's Daydream", surprisingly), as it is noteworthy for the following reasons:

i) it is both short and sweet

ii) it is also very good indeed

iii) it features the talented feet of Herald Lifestyle associate Danijel "Jugga" Todorovic, amongst others.

iv) we have all been there, one way or the other.

The Child Is Father Of The Man


As previously mentioned in dispatches from this very weblog, Herald stalwart and our 'man' in Scotland, Mr Paul Silvester, has been raiding his collection of MiniDV tapes and filling Herald inboxes with nostalgic webclips.

At the time of going to press, we have no idea if Silky is planning anything more substantial with this material; jungle drums have reported that he may have his hands very full indeed in a few months time.

As a stop gap, Herald Cinema has compiled this collection of misty-eyed memories - 'media offline' messages and poor spelling intact. We do hope you enjoy.

The H. from herald.cinema on Vimeo.


As we are currently a little nostalgic, we would also like to show you this visual sound of Mr Silvester in younger days, reinterpreting the street furniture of the fine city of San Francisco, CA:

SF from herald.cinema on Vimeo.

Idle Hands


This particular entry in the Herald Cinema weblog comes at a time of consolidation; some sort of attempt at archival organisation has led to a bout of nostalgia, notably in the form of the following short film.

This, now entitled "Idle Hands", is Mr Tom Brown's first excursion into the world of filmmaking, and jolly fine it is too.

Idle Hands from herald.cinema on Vimeo.



Following the recent attention from our friends and colleagues over at Sidewalk regarding the Herald Cinema opus, rest assured that there will be more.

We promise.

Finally

Rather than doing any real work, this correspondent has finally got around to posting the Herald Lifestyle Clique's holiday movies. We would also like to apologise for the musical repetition. It simply seemed appropriate at the time.

Field Trip from herald.cinema on Vimeo.



Holiday Snaps from herald.cinema on Vimeo.

Apologies


We must apologise for the prolonged gap in posts recently - this particular lifestyle correspondent has been rather busy involved with a combination of these people and this contraption for many months (since Easter, in fact), and can currently be found working overseas in a particularly pleasant part of the world.

Below is a small piece of video evidence of this correspondent's activities:

Boom! from herald.cinema on Vimeo.

Hitchin' A Ride...



A rather pleasant and diverting short stolen from Herald Lifestyle colleague Sam Hodgson's blog.

Enjoy.