Showing posts with label death trilogy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label death trilogy. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Overwhlem You with Blu


The final installment of the Blu Mar Ten Death Trilogy Remix Project is complete...here is the final video using footage from the final film in the trilogy, Ai. Hope you enjoyed the videos and don't forget to go out and get yourself some amazing Blu Mar Ten music to pump in your digital player of choice!

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Made of Blu Mar Ten


The second video part of the Blu Mar Ten Death Trilogy remix project is up and out on the interwebs. For the second video "Made of Air" I remixed my NYU thesis short film "Stranger" for the drum n bass trio. I hope you enjoy the collaboration and further check out the fantastic sounds of Blu Mar Ten. Also, check out their cool Twitter giveaway.

Monday, July 13, 2009

Blu Mar Ten Remix Project


The project I've been working on for the past few weeks while still working my full time job (kids don't try that at home) is finally here. As I like to call it, the Blu Mar Ten Death Trilogy Remix project is a collaboration between myself and Blu Mar Ten, a successful drum n bass trio from UK who I discovered via my love of hospital records.

The project is a cross promotion where I took the three tracks from their newest single and used my three short films from my "Death Trilogy" and re-edited them into music videos. Above is the first one, expect the other two later this week. If you enjoy the music I highly encourage you to buying their albums and EPs on itunes or other outlet. Follow both myself and Blumarten on twitter to stay up to date with the music and the videos. Thanks!!!

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

It's Stranger now then it was before


The second film in my death trilogy, an adaptation of one of my favorite books, Albert Camus "L'Etranger". Enjoy and let yourself become detached from reality

Monday, February 16, 2009

The Death Trilogy


My three short films (Kuragannon, Stranger and Ai) are actually part of a thematic trilogy that comprise the main body of my work as a filmmaker. Though the films have nothing in common story wise, they share imagery, symbolism and an evolution of my thoughts on the concept of Death. I have been working on a detailed analysis of each film and how it correlates to each individual theme per film and I will post that in the near future.

Until then, I present to you the Death Trilogy.