Body Of A Dancer > Daniel Gallenkamp
A portrait of dancer Tim Persent.
Cinematic poem brings an ode to dancers and what they are able to do with their body, by showing what our eyes normally can’t see in real time.
Shot on a Phantom high-speed camera, filming over a 1000 frames a second to create ultra slow motion.
This fascinated me and I hope it will fascinate you…
Credits;
Director / D.o.P.: Daniel Gallenkamp n.s.c.
Editor: Allard Zoetman
Music: Andre Ettema
Grading: Beer Buijsman
Phantom tech.: Flip Bleekrode
Gaffer: Eugene Sprik, Frank Berger
Focus puller: Floris v.d. Lee, Danny v. Deventer
Airbrush artist: Peter Evers
Make up: Ingrid v. Wakeren, Fieke Brokkelkamp
Ass. Make up: Denise Boon
Electrician: Tjeerd Oosterhuis
Set assistance: Kick Schlüter, Michel Koenders, Ronnie Boelens
production manager: Wiarda Postma
Idea & concept: Daniel Gallenkamp
Produced by Smit & Jansen
Thanks to
NTR & Holland Dance
All the crew members
MacGyver Amsterdam
Charles McGough – CameraRentals Amsterdam
Allard Bouman – Het Licht Amsterdam
Special thanks to Tim Persent
In Amsterdam > Omar Musa
IN AMSTERDAM
From the new book ‘PARANG by OMAR MUSA
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https://omarbinmusa.blogspot.com
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Nicholas Was > Neil Gaiman
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39 Degrees incredible adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s 2010 Christmas fable…
Awards: Bronze medal at the Hong Kong Designers Association awards.
39 Degrees North is a Beijing based motion design studio.
39degreesnorth.tv
CODED LANGUAGE > Saul Williams
Saul Williams performs his epic ode to the genius of language and the indictment of the mindless violence of gangster hip hop culture to raise the consciousness of the entire. fucking. world.
From the album ‘Amethyst Rock Star’ with music by DJ Krust
Below, the same poetry performed live at Def Jam Poetry show on HBO.
God, Rid Me Of God > Joel McKerrow
Spoken word recorded at Abbotsford Convent, Victoria, at the beginning of 2011.
Words by Joel McKerrow
“The Cyclo Men of Phnom Penh” Laura Jean McKay
Words: by Laura Jean McKay – Asialink Literature Resident 2009. www.laurajeanmckay.com
Film: Julien Poulson (Asialink Cambodia Resident 2007) and Justin Foster.
Music by THE GREEN MIST Khmer Ensemble. Recorded at Cambodian Living Arts.
Vocals Ouch Savy.
Dedicated to the Cyclo Men of Phnom Penh
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