Spitshine Flicks

Artist Kambiz Sharif presents his new sculpture titled "Need" at the Vancouver Biennale, 2020 http://www.kambizsharif.com/ The Vancouver Biennale is a non-profit charitable organization that exhibits great art in public space, as a catalyst for learning, community engagement and social action, where we live, work, play and transit. Vancouver Biennale 2018-2020 “Re-IMAGE-n” #van_biennale Facebook: @vancouverbiennale Twitter: @VanBiennale Instagram: van_biennale LinkedIn: Vancouver Biennale Video by Javier Badillo / Spitshine Flicks http://www.spitshineflicks.com Music: Triptych of Snippets by septahelix (c) copyright 2019 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/ septahelix/60171

Proyecto: Somos Venezuela (City: Vancouver) The Venezuelan Canadian Society of British Columbia, Canada, a non-profit group of Venezuelans , presents "Somos Venezuela", a snapshot of Venezuelans living outside of Venezuela. www.vcsbc.ca

PSA/music video featuring Stage Boy and The Wilds. Stage Boy spots some old tires and wants to get rid of them... properly. Find out more about recycling old tires! Taken as an excerpt from the TV show in development, Voices of Nature Rocks! and created for Tire Stewardship BC.

"Where is Home?" is a video poem by Trina Frómeta, world renowned Venezuelan dance therapist for people living with Parkinsons disease. Produced by Spitshine Flicks Written and directed by Trina Frometa Filmed and edited by Javier Badillo Original soundtrack by Laura Silva

Meet Matt Sandvoss, creator and owner of Deadman Junction Ranch, a one-of-a-kind tourist destination and filming location in the interior of British Columbia. Historical Museum + Artifacts and Souvenirs + Film and Photography 40 min. West of Kamloops, BC, Canada (on the Trans-Canada Hwy) For bookings and inquiries contact: Matt Sandvoss - mattsandvoss1@gmail.com Song:“Barbedwire Scars” by The Riptones (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 US) https://www.bloodshotrecords.com Video by Spitshine Flicks / Javier Badillo http://www.JavierBadillo.com

Eco-rockers Holly and Kevin from The Wilds band bring their show with kids ages 5-13 online, learning about ecological stewardship through the fun of singing original songs together and outdoor explorations of habitats. The series is co-hosted by their boisterous marionette friend, Stage Boy, and includes kid reporters, creative submissions from young viewers and guest experts. Episode 2 features “Mr. Douglas” performed live at the Jubilee Auditorium in Edmonton, with 2200 singers from schools throughout Edmonton. Stage Boy learns a little bit about Douglas Fir Trees from Ian Bruce from Peninsula Streams. Our International Correspondent in the UK, 11-year old Harrison Lincoln tells us about the British Red Foxes that he's been studying from his yard. Stage Boy attempts to show The Wilds how to change oil and antifreeze on a vehicle but soon discovers he's waaay over his head! We gratefully acknowledge the support of the BC Used Oil Management Association.

Caracas the Band "El ultimo día de la famila Buendía" (Official Music Video) Written and performed by Caracas the Band - http://www.caracastheband.com Produced and recorded by Dylan Ellis - http://www.dylan-ellis.com Drums recorded by Anthony Cenerini at 12th ST Sound - http://www.12thst.ca Filmed by Jay Kamal - http://www.jay-kamal.com Edited by Javier Badillo - http://www.javierbadillo.com Support UNHCR emergency relief for Venezuela at: https://www.unhcr.ca/where-we-work/venezuela/ Help feed Venezuelan refugees in Ecuador by donating to "Buses of Hope" (Vancouver-based grassroots non-profit organization): http://www.gofundme.com/buses-of-hope https://www.facebook.com/BusesOfHope/ Support fundraising efforts to reduce children malnutrition in Venezuela: https://www.mejorvenezuela.org/ Support activities by the Venezuelan Canadian Society of BC: https://vcsbc.ca/ #VenezuelaLibre El Ultimo Dia de la familia Buendía por Caracas the Band El despertó con la brisa del mar sueños de Pampatar lejos de la violencia normal Pensando como salir Como escapar su prisión De temor Como arepas sabor a rencor lejos de acá Donde no venden tu dignidad Ella salió asustada y sin real El precio de libertad No le impedía correr una gran oportunidad Fue su más triste ilusión Sin pensar pluma, sangre, camino y bondad Y sin pensar balas, llanto por su libertad Ay mamá, algún día te volveré a ver Ay papá, algún día te volveré a ver Ay ay familia, algún día los volveré a ver Ay lai la lai lai No pierdan esperanza en el bien ------- Buendia Family's Last Day by Caracas the Band He woke up with the breeze from the sea dreams of Pampatar, far away from the usual strife Wondering how to leave How to escape his prison of fear like Arepas filled with resentment Far from here, where your dignity isn't for sale She left, scared and penniless The price of freedom didn't stop her from running A great opportunity was her saddest illusion Without thinking, pen, blood, path and kindness and without thinking, bullets, tears for her own liberty Ay mother/father, some day I will see you again Ay family, don't lose hope in goodness -- All rights (c) Caracas the Band, 2020

PSA/music video featuring Stage Boy and The Wilds. Stage Boy attempts to show The Wilds how to change oil and antifreeze... he quickly realizes he's way over his head. Taken as an excerpt from the TV show in development, Voices of Nature Rocks! and created for BC Used Oil Management Association.