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DEUTSCHE UNTERTITEL VERFÜGBAR
A visual Haiku, consisting of three shots in the order of 5/7/5 seconds. Created for the Vimeo Weekend Challenge:
the storm is coming
and I am playing the drums she doesn't mind at all
INFO
published in 2016 // shot on May 1, 2016 in Schwarzenfeld, Germany CHRISTIAN SCHART: photography, words, editing, color, drums, recording, mixing CHALLENGE DESCRIPTION A Japanese Haiku is a three-line poem written with the following syllabic structure:
5 syllables
7 syllables 5 syllables This poetic form tends to emphasize simplicity, intensity, and the connection between nature and human life. It is typically written in the present tense about a small moment in time, and finds associations between disconnected images and sensory experiences. Though brief, a beautifully written haiku blooms with emotional directness and often offers a meaningful use of juxtaposed imagery. But where does video making coming in? Well, cinema, like poetry, is all about showing, not telling. Both art forms are closely related in the ways they convey meaning: by weaving a story through brief, sequential images, filmmakers and poets heighten our understanding of the world around us, and allow us to access new ways of looking.
EQUIPMENT
PICTURE: Nikon D7000, cut with Final Cut Pro X, color correction with DaVinci Resolve 12; SOUND: 1980s Hoshino Drum Kit, Zildjian & Meinl Cymbals, Zoom H4n, Shure Beta 91a, Sennheiser e604, mixed with Logic Pro; FONT Alte Haas Grotesk by Yann Le Coroller Wonderful juxtaposition of the stillness of nature with the chaos of drums. Love the sound mix and color grade here. Excellent work!
- Chris Osborn
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