LCF GROUP 4 MOVING IMAGE

stop motion overlay test 1

ignore the bad quality of the footage, this is just a compressed version to demonstrate one of our first experiments with overlaying stop motion with the film footage.

the main tribal look

this it the main tribal look so far, it needs a head piece! but its got shoulder pads made of fox tails, what u all think?

Valeria

stills from the audition video with Valeria. She is going to play the main character in our film.

Moodboards

mystic/tribal styling

casting

mystic/tribal

water

bathtub/ immersion

these new puritans - we want war

Constantine/ our opening/closing scene?

SUBMISSION DEADLINE Portobello Film Festival 2011

Time	Friday, June 17 · 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Location	http://www.portobellofilmfestival.com/

Created By	LCF BA FASHION ILLUSTRATION

More Info	If you would like to submit a film (can be a feature, a short, an animation, a documentary...) to the Portobello Film Festival this year then make sure you submit it before 17 June. Download entry form here: http://www.portobellofilmfestival.com/image/2011pics/entryform2011.pdf http://www.portobellofilmfestival.com/

Nosaj Thing - Night Crawler

This is the video that i was talking about yesterday!! x

DESIGNS

I made a heart shaped brooch as an accessorie for the film.

A quick sketch of a hat design! :)

Short films

a couple of interesting short films to watch, visually and conceptually interesting, with that dark Pasolini element.

the gareth pugh one is very relevant, watch it all the way through, look out for the use of water/religious iconography

Jane Birkin and Gillian Hills in Blow Up, Anne Wiazemsky in Teorema and Margherita Caruso in The Gospel According to St Matthew. They all have such similar qualities in their faces, quite big beguiling eyes, soft faces, plump lips, but also something quite seductive and captivating whilst possessing a vacant quality at times which is a look which we should possibly consider when casting.

Teorema and Blow Up

Interesting article about PPP and Italian cinema in the 1960s:
http://filmmuseum.at/jart/prj3/filmmuseum/main.jart?rel=en&reserve-mode=active&content-id=1219068743272&schienen_id=1225694258582

I remember when i was watching Teorema i thought it reminded me of the film Blow Up by director Michelangelo Antonioni. Turns out after a bit of research, Teorema was actually released two years after. Can anyone else see the similarity between Terence Stamp (the visitor/teorema) and David Hemmings (photographer/main character/blow up)? Look at their eyes for a clue. Perhaps an element to consider when casting?