00:00
508
More
See all Show me
Mark & Angela Walley's videos
35. Night Photography: Finding your way in the dark
by Mark & Angela Walley
11 months ago
34. Mono Show: Series Promo
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
33. Artpace San Antonio
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
32. Hills Snyder, Casual Observer
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
31. Mike & Andréa's ElectroFunkadelicBirthdaySkateParty
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
30. At the Hour of Our Death
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
29. Chalk It Up 2010
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
28. 2009 LHI Art-Sci Symposium
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
27. Chris Sauter
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
26. Randy Wallace
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
25. Passing Light
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
24. PASA in a Day
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
23. Hyperbubble - Candy Apple Daydreams
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
22. Ken Little
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
21. How will the River reach you?
by Mark & Angela Walley
1 year ago
20. Presents Made From Memory: Song For My Dad
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
19. Presents Made From Memory: Sunset Hill
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
18. Presents Made From Memory: Angel Necklace
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
17. Gary Sweeney: Maybe If Your Metaphors Weren't So Obvious
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
16. Jerry Heggleman: The Enigmatic Eye
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
15. Mono Show Teaser
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
14. Mono Show: Alligator Creek
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
13. The Corn Crib
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
12. Mono Painting
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
11. Journey of the Opportunist
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
10. Gary Sweeney's Nostalgia, Texas
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
9. The Death of Contemporary Art Month
by Mark & Angela Walley
2 years ago
A glimpse into the elaborate and visually stunning process artist Ken Little follows to fabricate anallegorical bronze sculpture of an adolescent bear lecturing to three jack rabbits. Made from a collection of smaller cast bronze pieces, the sculpture references the natural world of wild animals and connects them to the civilized world where weuse them as commodities. For more information on the artist visit his website at kenlittle.com.

Credits

Likes

See all likes

Tags

  • Brett VanderVeen 1 year ago
    This video was meta-art. Seeing the process that goes into creating art really gives it a story and personality.
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thank you for your comment. We really took a lot of time to follow Ken throughout the process and are happy to know his work speaks for itself.
  •  
  • mattmcb 1 year ago
    awesome!
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks!
  • Gary Sweeney 1 year ago
    Another incredible video from two gifted filmmakers!
    You guys really know how to tell a story. We need more!
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks so much Gary, we're really glad you liked it.
  •  
  • Make Some Tea plus 1 year ago
    This was very special... Everything was amazing about this film.
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thank you, we really appreciate your comment.
  •  
  • Benjamin Lotan 1 year ago
    another fantastic piece! YOu two really know how to put together a document. I'm sure you had enough footage to do a full feature, but each segment of little's process gets just the right amount of playtime, and you keep the talking to an appropriate minimum. I cannot look away. thanks for sharing! sometime you'll have to come out to california and document one of my performances. :-)
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
  •  
  • Dimitri Visser (aka misvid) 1 year ago
    Love it - amazing to see the craftsmanship of the artist. Lovely photography as well. Thanks.
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thank you very much!
  •  
  • Joaquim Bel plus 1 year ago
    The absence of music makes the process even more intimate.

    Nice work!
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thank you. We've been interested in using less music and move more into a Vérité Documentary style.
  •  
  • Adrian Covaliu 1 year ago
    Nice work ! :)
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks Adrian!
  •  
  • Joe Cronin plus 1 year ago
    Very well done..I am working on a short doc about a painter in Tucson AZ and this video showed me how to think about it.
    Thanks..
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks Joe!, we're glad we may have helped you on your film, good luck!
  •  
  • John Gibbins 1 year ago
    Just like Christmas getting this one. I may have said it last time, can't remember but, you guys get better every time.

    This was wonderful. You guys are just like my favorite show, can't wait till next weeks episode.
    Thank you again for including me and please don't stop. :)
    "Theprimeights" no longer?
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks so much John! We hope to continue making a new short documentary for Glasstire.com each month for the rest of the year. Yeah, we changed our production company name to Walley Films after our marriage earlier this year.
  •  
  • Martin Steimann 1 year ago
    I enjoyed every single second of it. The crisp an vibrant sound made me wonder which lavalier microphone you used?
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thank you! We used a Sennheiser G2 wireless system mixed with a Rode NTG-2 shotgun microphone.
  •  
  • Erick Cortes 1 year ago
    beatiful shoots, congratulations, what lens did you use to get the images so clear?
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks! We use a Nikon 50mm 1.4 and 24mm 2.8
  •  
  • Canary Collective plus 1 year ago
    great job, great attention to detail.
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks for commenting!
  •  
  • Rob de Kok 1 year ago
    Thanks guys (and congratulations on getting married! but i sorta liked the old name...)

    This is a great document - leaning on the artist involved without enhancement or overkill- love it.

    very sweet levels in cinematography/grading. It looks as if the first half of this at least is all 'available light' - is it so?
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thank you very much for your response! We love being married and we are so glad to have this film as the first under our new production company name. We're always happy to hear back from people who miss our old name, we understand. We were very attached to it, so attached people forgot our names and just called us "prime eight". We knew then it couldn't be something that we could keep forever. Change is always a good thing. Thanks again!
  •  
  • George Zupp 1 year ago
    man, great video,
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thanks so much! I don't think we've met, but we have a lot of the same friends. Jimmy first mentioned you to us last year and your name in fact came up today at Chris Sauter's house. He was giving us a tour and pointed out some of your art he had collected. Thanks again for the comment.
  • George Zupp 1 year ago
    wow, thanks , it is a small world, i came back on here to see the camera work again, and i think you mentioned what you use, i want that quaility,!, cheers keep up the good work!
  •  
  • Southwest School of Art 1 year ago
    This totally enraptured us. Reposted on the swschool blog here: swschool.org/blog/artists/ken-little
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Thank you so much! We really appreciate you sharing our film on the Southwest School's blog.
  •  
  • Connor McKenna 1 year ago
    Again great work guys i came back and watched again

    Did you bring the wireless and the rifle mic into a mixer or had you some sort of adaptor on your Nikon?
  • Mark & Angela Walley plus 1 year ago
    Hey Connor, Sorry for not responding sooner. Our Canon XH-A1 has two XLR inputs for our Sennheiser G2 wireless and Rode NTG-2 shotgun microphone. We mixed the two in editing, but mainly used the sound from the wireless. Thanks for checking out our work!
  •  
  • Stick Stock 4 months ago
    Really enjoyed the whole process...
    Great film...
  •  
This conversation is missing your voice. Take five seconds to join Vimeo or log in.

Advertisement

About this video

MP4
00:08:28
  • 1280x720, 553.32MB
  • Uploaded Sun June 06, 2010
  • Please join or log in to download

Statistics

Date Plays Comments
Totals 3,225 63 36
Feb 15th 1 0 0
Feb 14th 4 0 0
Feb 13th 5 0 0
Feb 12th 3 0 0
Feb 11th 1 0 0
Feb 10th 3 0 0
Feb 9th 5 0 0

Related lessons from Vimeo Video School

Check out these lessons to learn more about how you can make videos like this one!