Fourteen actors acting | A video gallery of classic screen types

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Fourteen actors acting | Natalie Portman

 

The New York Times published a video gallery in which 14 famous actors who defined cinema in 2010 capture classic screen types. The performers including Natalie Portman, Matt Damon, Robert Duvall, Noomi Rapace, Jennifer Lawrence and Anthony Mackie  act out a number of fascinating, almost surreal and very interesting scenes. The videos where directed by Solve Sundsbo, set to a score by Canadian composer Owen Pallett of “Final Fantasy” and “The Arcade Fire”.

Solve Sundsbo’s clients as a fashion photographer have included Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent and Dolce & Gabbana. The videos accompany the black-and-white portrait series which Solve Sundsbo shot for “The Scene Makers: Actors Who Defined Cinema in 2010,” in the Hollywood Issue of The New York Times Magazine. These short clips portray not only the art, but also the joy and power of performance.

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Fourteen actors acting | Robert Duvall

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Fourteen actors acting | Noomi Rapace

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Fourteen actors acting | Noomi Rapace 

Please visit the New York Times magazine gallery to find all movies.

Photos and video Solve Sundsbo | Music by Owen Pallett | New York Times magazine

Alex Roman | The Third & The Seventh

Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog | Alex Roman | The Third & The Seventh

The Third & The Seventh is a fascinating short film by Alex Roman. In this movie he tries to illustrate architecture art across a photographic point of view. The main subjects in this film are already-built spaces. Sometimes they are portrayed in an abstract way and sometimes in surreal manner. We suggest that you switch the video to full screen view to fully enjoy this short film Gem.

 

Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog | Alex Roman | The Third & The Seventh

Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog | Alex Roman | The Third & The Seventh

Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog | Alex Roman | The Third & The Seventh

Photos and Video by Alex Roman | Music by Alex Roman based on the original scores by Michael Laurence Edward Nyman and Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns

Diane Pernet: A shaded view on fashion film festival Milano

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A shaded view on fashion film festival Milano trailer

 

Diane Pernet has released the trailer of her upcoming “A shaded view on fashion film festival” which will be held in Milan, Italy. Read more about this festival in an earlier published article on the Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog.

The Fashion Film festival in Milan is organised in collaboration with Vogue Italia and will once again feature short films, installations and documentaries. It will be held between 25Th and the 30Th of May, 2010 at the Palazzo Morando, 6 Via Sant’Andrea, Milan.

Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog Diane Pernet: A shaded view on fashion film festival Milano, festival logo 

Photos and video Diane Pernet | A shaded view on fashion film festival | A shaded view on fashion blog

Diane Pernet: A shaded view on fashion film festival

A Shaded View on Fashion Film is a very interesting fashion film festival founded, curated and organised by international fashion icon and celebrated blogger Diane Pernet in cooperation with her co-producers David Herman and Antoine Asseraf. The festival was born in 2008 and back then launched at the Jeu de Paume during the last three days of the Avedon exhibition.

 In this travelling festival she  combines two of her big passions: film and fashion.

Diane Pernet on the subject:
“I would love fashion films to replace fashion shows but in reality I think a major change like that will take quite some time. Certain designers create spectacular fashion shows like Galliano or McQueen, but for the most part watching male and female models walk up and down the catwalk feels a bit last century to me. I think a fashion film is a new way to express a collection. What interests me is the intersection between fashion and film. For the near future fashion film is an additional way of experiencing fashion.”

 

A shaded view on fashion film festival 2009 trailer

 

ASVOFF is a festival including a film selection & competition, documentaries, features and installations. The common thread that binds this diverse program is the use of fashion, beauty and/or style as the principal subject, theme or cinematic aesthetic. The festival is a study in the drama, power and personification that fashion evokes and commands on screen. It tries to shake up the old rules of fashion by putting the focus on the moving image, in an industry long dominated by the “still” photographic medium.

Upcoming Festival tour dates and locations:
New York March 5th 2010 as part of F Scope art fair
Moscow, April 3rd 2010 as part of Russia Fashion Week
Hyères fashion festival, April 30th to May 30th 2010 Villa Noailles, Hyères

 

A shaded view on fashion film festival award

 

Photos and video Diane Pernet | A shaded view on fashion film festival | A shaded view on fashion blog| Nunzia Garoffolo interview