To wake up in a tent in front of a mountain and breath a surf, to catch a big fish and watch rare birds, to climb a peak and feel oneself a viking, to get inspired by ascetic architecture of islander houses and simply ride on waves into the unknown...
It's common that nowadays people loose their ability and will to enjoy such simple things, finding dozens of reasons and excuses.
In our new work about unique Lofoten region "LOVE LOFOTEN" we would like to give an opportunity to look at the world through child's eyes. Without greed and new excuses. With pure vision and pure feelings.
It's common that nowadays people loose their ability and will to enjoy such simple things, finding dozens of reasons and excuses.
In our new work about unique Lofoten region "LOVE LOFOTEN" we would like to give an opportunity to look at the world through child's eyes. Without greed and new excuses. With pure vision and pure feelings.
“Grown-ups love figures. When you describe a new friend to them, they never ask you about the important things.
They never say:
“What's his voice like?
What are his favourite games?
Does he collect butterflies?”
Instead they demand:
“How old is he?
How many brothers has he?
How much does he weigh?
How much does his father earn?”
Only then do they feel they know him.
If you say to the grown-ups:
“I've seen a lovely house made of pink brick, with geraniums in the windows and doves on the roof”,
they are unable to picture such a house.
You must say: “I saw a house that come a hundred thousand francs.'”
Then they cry out: “How pretty!”
© Antoine de Saint-Exupéry “The Little Prince”
They never say:
“What's his voice like?
What are his favourite games?
Does he collect butterflies?”
Instead they demand:
“How old is he?
How many brothers has he?
How much does he weigh?
How much does his father earn?”
Only then do they feel they know him.
If you say to the grown-ups:
“I've seen a lovely house made of pink brick, with geraniums in the windows and doves on the roof”,
they are unable to picture such a house.
You must say: “I saw a house that come a hundred thousand francs.'”
Then they cry out: “How pretty!”
© Antoine de Saint-Exupéry “The Little Prince”
Director / Producer / Cinematographer / Editor: Alexander Kuzmichev
Cinematographer / Colorist / Sound Designer / Editor: Nikita Shcherbakov
Director of Photography / Editor: Slava Kotov
Aerial Services: Sergei Oleinik
Cinematographer / Colorist / Sound Designer / Editor: Nikita Shcherbakov
Director of Photography / Editor: Slava Kotov
Aerial Services: Sergei Oleinik
Music: Virgil Arles – Be There (instrumental) (© Musicbed)
Filmed on location at Værøy island and Bodø, Norway – August 2016.
Cameras: Sony FS7, Sony A7sII, DJI inspire 1 X5R, Canon EOS 5d Mark III, GoPro 4.
Color grading: DaVinci Resolve 12.5
Filmed on location at Værøy island and Bodø, Norway – August 2016.
Cameras: Sony FS7, Sony A7sII, DJI inspire 1 X5R, Canon EOS 5d Mark III, GoPro 4.
Color grading: DaVinci Resolve 12.5
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