A young man who experienced temporary blindness as a child reflects on the life of his father, who is totally blind. Beautifully done, and despite the fact that the credits are about a third of the length of the whole video, even they are fairly creative.
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In a pillow fight, 14-year-old Ben Underwood can deliver a dead-on shot. In foosball, he’s a determined competitor. When a video game is going, his fingers fly. And on skates, he’s fearless. For most teenagers, that’s nothing remarkable. But Ben is blind.
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The juggling is solid, but it’s only 3 balls…so it’s not like he’s managing 7 flaming knives or something. But what makes this so enjoyable is his integration with the Beatles’ music. In linking up with Ringo’s drumming, he’s really creative and passionate…at times, he almost seems to emulate an orchestra conductor. Interesting trivia: Chris [...]
Their story has been heard far and wide, but if you’ve missed it, you’ll want to take the time to watch. A father and son team who compete in racing and triathlons…with the son in a wheelchair. Very moving.
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Just imagine the time investment involved in creating this 40 seconds of musical magic.
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Dog born without her front legs, and therefore…what could be more logical than to become a bipedal walker?
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I’m not a surfer, and the appeal has always eluded me. But…this is really impressive…and it really makes you wish you were the guy on the board. Very cool.
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Creative and really fun. It’s fun to see art as simple self-expression…rather than being pretentious. More info about the artist at rinpaeshidan.jp.
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A sweet story of a relationship between a man and his best friend. There’s more to the story, of course…but that’s the best part. Heartwarming and worth the time to watch. You’ll want to share this with friends.
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