MALA
JUNTA [BAD COMPANY]
GERMANY, Music Video, 2009, HDV, 5 min.
(WORLD Premiere, DWF 2010)
Dir: Mark Fleig • Prod: Sandra Rausch
Featuring: Diana Del Valle, Juan Camerlingo
It takes two to tango through time and space. One of the world’s
best tango couple performs Mala Junta (bad company), a tango written in
1927 by Julio De Caro and Pedro Laurenz. In seven different places Diana
del Valle and Juan Camerlingo dance their passion to the music played
by the contemporary Argentinean orchestra Color Tango. The film follows
the motion, shows every single step through different surroundings and
miscellaneous times and creates a dance, which was never danced this way
and will never be danced like this before. The shooting and editing is
due to the movement of the dancers. Mala Junta is no music video, Mala
Junta is a dance video.
THE
MAN WHO COULD
USA,
2011, HD, 3.5 min.
(WORLD Premiere, DWF 2012)
Writer/Dir: Andrea
(Drai) C. Lloyd | Prods: Andrea
(Drai) C. Lloyd, John Common
Featuring: Heath
C. Heine, Maureen Lyons
A man and a woman check each other out from separate sides of the street in a busy intersection. When the light turns to walk they step into the street where they both see images of the life they 'could have' together in the crowd. They meet in the middle of the crosswalk lock eyes for a minuscule moment but the crosswalk light flashes and they are forced to move on their busy day.
MUSEUM:
ADRIENNE PIERCE
USA, Music Video, 2010, HDV, 4 min.
(WORLD Premiere, DWF 2010)
Dir: Allison Beda • Writers: Adrienne Pierce, Allison Beda
Prods: Allison Beda, Adrienne Pierce • Featuring: Adrienne Pierce
Featuring the first single "Museum" from Adrienne Pierce's
brand new album "Oh Deer," MUSEUM stars the “delightfully
charming” Adrienne Pierce (who can be heard singing in the Vince
Vaughn feature film "Couple’s Retreat") and features the
balloon sculptures of renowned international artist Addi Somekh (who recently
appeared on Martha Stewart Living). Allison and Adrienne made the video
themselves, in the livingroom, with a single borrowed light bounced into
paper taped to a mic stand, using a borrowed camera and a lot of imagination
to create a film that captures the spirit of the song and a fun work of
art in itself!
MELT
USA, Music Video, 2010, HDV, 10 min.
(West Coast Premiere, DWF 2011)
Dir: Noémie
LaFrance
| Prod: Natalie
Galazka
| Featuring: Sarah
Donnelly, Celeste Hastings, Mare Hieronimus, Adi Or Kfir, Teresa Kochis,
Meghan Merrill, Marcy Schlissel, Elizabeth Wilkinson
A
short dance film inspired by the Melt live performance work depicting
a delicate, sensual and dramatic experience of the physical body in exile
and surrender. Perched on a wall and wrapped in sculptural beeswax and
lanolin costumes that are slowly melting away, dancers progress in euphoria
and exhaustion as if approaching the sun, melting until their souls escape
their ephemeral bodies and disintegrate into light.
NOBODY
THIS KRUNK
USA, Music Video, 2010, HD, 4 min.
(WORLD Premiere, DWF 2011)
Dir: Christopher
Townsend
| ProdS: Chris
Townsend, Jason Lewis
| Featuring: Jason
Lewis, Hot handz
We
see how the world Judges people based on looks alone- Moral of the music
video - let Gods love reach them no matter what you look like!
NUTTY:
BACK IN BLACK
USA,
2012, HD, 5 min.
(WORLD Premiere, DWF 2012)
Writer/Dir: Clay
Westervelt | Prods: Diane
Fredel-Weis, Bob Weis, Clay Westervelt
Featuring: Sonny
Moon, Mary Alton Guilliams, Becca Grzeskowiak, Guy Wonder, Dan Spector,
Edmund Velasco, Phil Moore, Tim Gill, Darryl Grama, Chris Williams, Dan
Grzeskowiak.
Blending Canon5D with Panasonic HPX500 cameras, "Nutty: Back in Black," captures the LIVE performance of this jazz fusion band performing a hard rock classic. Filmed completely live at the Hip Kitty lounge in Claremont, careful lighting, staging, and shot selection (along with a 12-track live music recording) were necessary for this technical triumph. In all, the shoot was just like Sonny's martini - complex, but beautifully smooth...
