BEWARE - The following video may melt your eyes. You have been warned. Believe it or not, this stunning video was shot by two Audiovisual Media students from Germany for a film project they were set over the semester. Over 14 days they managed to capture this captivating footage, their aim they say, “was to capture the stunning landscape and wildlife to take you on a journey through this magical island.” Mission accomplished. My only problem is having such slow broadband that it’s taken me about an hour to watch, an hour well spent though, you’ve got to watch it in full 4K! Video after the cut.

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“I’ve always believed that the human being is more creative when he is at peace with humanity,” says Mr. Brunello Cucinelli, the founder of the brand by the same name. Mr Porter have done a wonderful job of documenting the motivation and inspiration behind the luxury brands artistry, craft and creativity. There is an undeniable philosophy that goes into their design and manufacture which stretches far beyond “fashion”. Check out this short one, after the cut.

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i-D magazine’s latest effort sees them pay homage to decades of subcultures. As this year sees i-D Magazine celebrate 30 years of beauty, they collaborate with Microsoft on the “Beautiful Collaborations” project. A visual journey that explores subcultures and how they’ve changed and evolved over the decades gone by. You saw all the action on set, now feast your eyes on the end product and how i-D and Microsoft have married of beauty, craft and technology. Watch after the cut

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“If you could have anything in the world, what would it be?“. There’s a question we got asked a lot growing up. There was always one answer that always popped up, too - a jetpack. The video after the cut is probably the closest you’ll ever be to flying a jet pack, and it is simply breathtaking. Jetpack owner Yves Rossy flies through the skies of Dubai in stunning 4K in this dream-like video. Click through, press play, and hit full screen. This. Is. Amazing.

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660 metres above the Earth’s surface. This is how high two men, without safety equipment, climbed to the top of the Shenzhen Centre in China. The building is currently under construction but will be the second tallest building in the world upon completion. Scaling the building however wasn’t enough for the daredevils who continued to climb the cranes being used to construct the tower. The On The Roofs clan are well known for their sweat inducing videos and this is no different, it’s racked up on over a million views in two days, check it out after the cut.

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The many dimensions of film is probably the most beautiful thing about it. I’ve been consuming a lot of video content lately, and it’s great when you stumble across something that makes you just stop everything else you’re doing and watch. Swedish filmmaker Kalle Ljung travelled to Antarctica on a 20-day voyage to capture some incredible footage on a Go Pro. Yeah, that awesome camera that seems to have no limits in what it can produce. Breathtaking visuals are the result of his efforts, and it’s well worth the watch, if only to see parts of our beautiful planet that many of us will never get the chance to. It’s thanks to creatives like Kalle that we can see these parts of the world in all their glory. Check it out after the cut.

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I want to travel the world with a bag of basic essentials, some reading/listening material, and cameras. Is that too much to ask? I’ll make it happen one day. It’s videos like this that make me even more determined to make that dream come true, filmmaker Vitùc tells a visual story and captures his perspective of Thailand in this wonderful Vimeo film. More after the cut.

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Some words of wisdom for you this morning. We could probably post a Casey Neistat video on the blog every day, especially now he’s making daily vlogs that are a constant source of inspiration and a regular example of what it takes to be successful. His positive attitude and work rate never fails to amaze me but these are all things we’ve said before! Casey keeps advice short and sweet, he gets straight to the point every time. In this weeks Q&A session he skips over all other questions to answer just one, what is the most dangerous thing in life? Find out his answer, after the cut.

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The creativity of award winning film maker Casey Neistat never seizes to amaze. In fact, it’s not just his creativity. His work rate, his personality, his character, his visions, his ability to hit the nail on the head with creative output every damn time… The guy is an inspiration to many people right now, including us. In his latest piece, Casey explains life in 27 seconds. It’s simple, it’s effective, and it’s motivational. And that’s what we need to mix with our ideas to become successful and reach our goals and dreams. Anyway, watch it after the cut. And then binge on the daily vlogs he has started doing. They are epic.

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