Woolf + Lapin is very happy to be pairing up with commercial, film and TV director John Poliquin.

John has been earning accolades from the get go, starting with his first effort, the short film Inside Charlie (2008). And it hasn’t stopped since. Just recently he won best music video of the year for Hedley’s “Anything” at the 2014 Much Music Video Awards.

His versatility is a true hallmark of his work. He can just as well direct slick fashion films as he can gritty, scary horror films. To prove it, he has helmed the very viral and cultish Grave Encounters 2, penned and produced by the Vicious Brothers, the indie duo behind Grave Encounters 1 and Extraterrestrial.

This is from emerging Polish filmmaker Andrzej Dragan. He started out as a still photographer and has recently tried his hand at very short films such as the one above (see more).

Recently, Andrzej gave a very cool interview to Vice’s Creators Project.

Right now, Andrzej is tackling music videos and is in fact preparing one for the controversial metal band Behemoth.

We are happy to be pairing up with him to help lay the groundwork for his future projects.

We’re very excited to be working with such a talented director; his much talked about short film is a testament to his talent.

True Skin is set in the not-too-distant future where augmentation is “in”. Our story’s hero, Kay, can’t afford to augment in the U.S., so he heads to the black market of Bangkok where anything goes. While there, he gets a hold of a mysterious chip and suddenly finds himself on the run from various dangerous forces.

“Less than a week after the sci-fi short True Skin had hit the web, Warner Brothers pre-emptively swiped it off the table, picking it up for Harry Potter’s David Heyman to produce.”

Stephan Zlotescu has since started development on two other features, namely with Paramount and Siren. He has also done some music video work for Kanye West, Jack White, Nicki Minaj and Beyonce.

Directing duo BRTHR directed Jessie Ware’s recent outing “Tough Love,” the first follow-up track to 2012’s Devotion.

“Tough Love” is also a Vimeo Staff Pick. This is not a first for BRTHR. Check out a Rolling Stone article on a previous video they did for Foster the People.

There’s lots more to come from these guys.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle indie comic originally created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird.

To retrace that journey, Paramount is releasing Turtle Power: The Definitive History of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a 98-minute documentary directed by our very own Randall Lobb.

The doc is an in-depth look at a franchise that has made an estimated five billion dollars in the thirty years since two young, wannabe comic artists watching TV one-upped each other into creating one of the most popular and beloved entertainment properties in history.

The official release is scheduled four days after the Michael Bay produced reboot of the feature’s tentpole release, August 8, 2014.

You can see it now on Netflix.