Lumberjacks Live in the Northwest

This is basically just raw footage, but it's worth a watch. 

Lumberjacks live in the Northwest from Ron Hansen on Vimeo.

A shot of Peter Gruenwoldt from Seattle's Tree Cycle, working on a 100' Elm. The wood salvaged from this tree will be turned into some amazing live-edge furniture by a team of artists and craftsman at Urban Hardwoods. If you can wait 3 years, you could own a table that once overlooked Lake Union and the city skyline.

Edith Macefield House

Love this.  I just wish someone got an interview with her before she passed, I wonder what she'd have to say about all this, and what her actual motivations were.

Also, very cool to see non-content companies (Cafe Vita) funding well produced content.

86-year old Seattle woman refuses to give up her home for $1M and inspires an army of supporters. Watch "Legend of Edith Macefield," the first chapter of STEADFAST presented by Caffe Vita. http://www.wearesteadfast.com

Featuring music by:

IG88 (http://soundcloud.com/ig88)
Odesza (http://odesza.com)
Pickwick (http://pickwickmusic.com)
Beat Connection (http://twitter.com/beatconnexion)
Kid Smpl (http://kidsmpl.com)
Orcas (http://irisarri.org)
Lemolo (http://lemolomusic.com)

Produced by Knuckle Sandwich Studios (http://knucklesandwichstudios.com)

Shot & Edited by Stephan Gray (https://vimeo.com/graymatter)
Audio Recording by Kelsey Wood (http://wanderingear.net)
Animations by Koji Minami (http://cargocollective.com/kojiminami)
Audio Post Mix by Wes Slover (http://sono-sanctus.com)

Library Book Domino Chain World Record

Wow this is actually pretty impressive.  And a well produced video too! 

Video by Playfish Media.

Seattle Skyline Through the Years

Cool promo video for the Fifth and Columbia tower that shows the Seattle Skyline growing through the years.  Fifth & Columbia in Seatte from Kevin Daniels on Vimeo.

Project V Distillery

I love everything about this.  Video by Visual Contact. 

Project V Distillery began speakeasy style with a small still in Mo Heck’s garage. The code name for the project was “Project V”— for vodka. “It kinda got outta hand,” says Mo. “We would show up at parties and our booze would get there before us.” Two years ago they went legit and are now making some of the finest handcrafted vodka in the Seattle region.

This is the first in a series of short films we’re making about local, handcrafted goods produced in the Seattle area.