Director of Photography: Tim Sessler
Drone Pilot: Adam Koontz
AC and additional operator: Josh Holz
Production: Catskill Aerials and Already Alive
Shot on Red Monstro Vista Vision w/ Kippertie Full Spectrum OLPF
Lit with 400W LED and 1,600W LED drone light
Stabilized with MoVI PRO and X-Jib
Special thanks to Jarred Land, the Century House Historical Society, Althea Werner, John Michelotti and the Michelotti family, Autumn K. Brookmire (for finding this stunning location), the Freefly Team and Tabb Firchau!
director - Benjamin Bardou
music - Aphex Twin
voice - Pierrot le Fou (1965) Jean-Luc Godard
The Cathedral is a small exploration of the Cathedral of Chartres where music, sounds and images meet.
"Velázquez, after fifty years old, never painted a definite thing again. He wandered around the objects with the air and the twilight, he surprised in the shadow and the transparency of the backgrounds the colorful palpitations of which he made the invisible center of his silent symphony. He no longer grasped in the world but the mysterious exchanges which penetrate one into another, the forms and tones by a secret and continuous progress of which no noise, no start, denounces or interrupts the march."
A dancer gets on through a ghostly power station. The vitalism of this romantic hero collides with his inevitable destiny, last breeze of an expiring flame.
Last work from BRBR portraits a dialogue between experimental composer Lost Twin and the last reminiscences of one of the most depopulated regions in Europe after industry breakdown.
This short film hybrids screendance and videoart to recreate the story of a disappearance. As in a dreamy trip, the echoes of an expired empire resound along the body in movement.
Directed by Luis Rojo & Nacho A Villar
Performer Alberto Chucamani
Cinematography Michal Babinec
Composer Lost Twin
Selections
FIVER Dance
Mexico City Videodance Festival. Honorific mention
Northwest Screendance Exposition
Paris Music Video Awards
A short film about custom motorcycle engineer shinya kimura @ chabott engineering, directed by Henrik Hansen henrikhansen.net, shot on the Canon 5D and 7D.
