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by Jess Dunlap

Music: Gloobic - From There To

All shots done in Vermont and California during the summer/fall of 2011.

Special Thanks:
Jay Burlage//Dynamic Perception LLC
Suzanne Dunlap
Lea Sussman

Contact me:
dunlap.jess@gmail.com
508-523-4920
jessdunlap.com

Forest lights
An organic time lapse experiment

My contribution to the Chronos film festival
chronosfilmfestival.com/

Shot on 60D & Sigma 10-20
Hand made 3 axis motion control rig
HDR shots tone mapped with Photomatix v4
Edited in Adobe Premiere & After effects CS5
Music composed on Roland mc-808

Critiques appreciated :)

All shots © Tanguy Louvigny

A short film displaying life and death. Original music performed by Richard Houghten for submission to the Chronos Film Festival. See the original film here vimeo.com/21468991

RussellHoughten.com
RichardHoughten.com
HoughtenBrothers.com
chronosfilmfestival.com/

This short music video combines slow-motion footage that I captured on October 10, 2011 at Zuccotti Park (center of the Occupy Wall Street protest), with time-lapse and other location footage from my earlier work-still-in-progress "Financial Capital."

The music and lyrics of Nitzer Ebb (here, a non-commercial use) began ringing in my ears when I immersed myself in Zuccotti Park. Rather like Laibach and other European musical "industrialists," Nitzer Ebb's aesthetic of domination that borders on Fascism is simple mockery. By juxtaposing this ironic song of corporate submission ("Payroll") against our once-in-a-generation outcry of financial disparity, I am inviting rumination while staying carefully agnostic about the essence of Occupy Wall Street.

[For my companion piece -- a more cinéma vérité-style documentary approach -- see vimeo.com/hpmoon/zoo.]

Filmed and edited by H. Paul Moon / Zen Violence Films | zenviolence.com