Madrugada de Silêncio by Atlantihda
A music video produced for a Portuguese Fado-jazz-folk band called Atlantihda, with no funding at all. This was a an academic project, by all means. I "created" the narrative (places, symbols, etc) and then developed the project from the stand point of Direction of Photography.
The video, unfortunately was later taken out from my vimeo (and my colleagues' because of a "misunderstanding" with the band's manager who agreed to let us film the music video for a college subject.
A music video produced for a Portuguese Fado-jazz-folk band called Atlantihda, with no funding at all. This was a an academic project, by all means. I "created" the narrative (places, symbols, etc) and then developed the project from the stand point of Direction of Photography.
The video, unfortunately was later taken out from my vimeo (and my colleagues' because of a "misunderstanding" with the band's manager who agreed to let us film the music video for a college subject.
SCREEN CAPS
Some higher points of my work as a Director of Photography in this project. Moments when I think the light and composition really help the musical narrative.
Post-scriptum (2015): Looking back on this project, this was probably the first time I had a real interaction with a camera in terms of lighting. Although we used some basic DSLR's and were very constrainted in terms of space and schedule, I think it was a positive experience overall.
Some higher points of my work as a Director of Photography in this project. Moments when I think the light and composition really help the musical narrative.
Post-scriptum (2015): Looking back on this project, this was probably the first time I had a real interaction with a camera in terms of lighting. Although we used some basic DSLR's and were very constrainted in terms of space and schedule, I think it was a positive experience overall.
