Filmele câştigătoare la ASVOFF Light Series, Milano

Două filme au fost câştigătoarele concursului ASVOFF Light Series din Milano. Este vorba despre: “J’AI FAIM!” regizat de Miho Kinomura şi “WILLIAM RICHARD GREEN” realizat de Zaiba Jabbar. Mi-au plăcut mult ambele filme, însă mai bun mi s-a părut cel de-al doilea pe care îl poţi vedea pe site-ul Vogue Italia. Stau să mă întreb oare când voi vedea un român făcând astfel de scurt metraje de 1 minut, astfel de montaje, de efecte speciale, de… să mai continui?

J’AI FAIM! by Miho Kinomura

A girl, mysterious and wonder, lived on only light. A sparkling light is as if icy blue colored crystal, the girl dearly loved. A wonderlands where sweet and little weird creatures intermingled.
Miho Kinomura is a Los Angeles based Jet-Set Creative Director/Film Director over Japan-Europe-Los Angeles. After working as a fashion designer, Miho moved to New York and started fashion film production company, STUDIO D.O.G. INC. Miho is well-known worldwide networking and photography lover within the advertising industry, and has expanded into music video, where she established a fashion genre. Her collaboration project TOKYO STYLE CLASH “HOT OR NOT” with UK’s SHOWstudio, led by NICK KNIGHT, was awarded the bronze medal on the CLIO Award Innovative Media Apparel/ Fashion Category.
DP: Mitsuaki Koshizuka
Model: Rina Ohta
Music: Kensui Arao

WILLIAM RICHARD GREEN by Zaiba Jabbar

Zaiba Jabbar is a self taught filmmaker living in London. Originally studying Graphic design at Central Saint Martin’s, Jabbar has worked in the music video industry since 2006.
However, she made the move in 2008 into more fashion-orientated projects and has since worked with clients which include Aquascutum, Mulberry, Levis, Hint Magazine, Spring69, New look, David David, Hermione De Paula, William Richard Green, and Fashion 156. “The designer and I wanted to create a film using light in constant motion. The Rubber Jacket especially absorbed and displayed the moving pin prick lights beautifully. These grungy outlined glimpses of the model with the moving light and void-like negative space infected the key pieces of the AW10 Collection to create a tectonic and mysterious mood for the film which echoed the heroic and anti-heroic ideas of the collection.”
For William Richard Green
Model: Thomas Ashley