I was in total chaos the past week so I haven't had the time to post it here, but I'm really excited to hear what you guys think!
I worked REALLY FUCKING HARD FOR THIS :D
It's a stop motion music video that I did for band Seine, and it's a story that plays with the myth of The Tower of Babel.
This post was shared in the Curation Collective Discord community for curators, and upvoted and resteemed by the @c-squared community account after manual review.
@c-squared runs a community witness. Please consider using one of your witness votes on us here
Well done @marinauzelac, it’s beautifully photographed!
Posted using Partiko iOS
thank you @ashtv ! :)
i would probably like few frames per second more (not sure). i do like attention to details, like shirt moving by wind while they are not moving. circling clouds look great to :D
Nice job.
8 frames per second! :)
Thank you @bil.prag!
tedious work :)
Hi marinauzelac,
Visit curiesteem.com or join the Curie Discord community to learn more.
This is amazing work. Congratulations.
I hope the video becomes viral and is shared in different networks.
It's great movimaking and even better storytelling.
One of the most controversial stories in the Bible, the origin of languages, this video provides a very compelling take on the story and makes us pose philosophical and practical questions about human endevours and the super natural.
The ending was just fantastic, as enigmatic as the story itself.
@hlezama
wow, thank you so much!
this really means a lot!
Hahah, you can really see the hard work you have put in this. It is very good @marinauzelec!
Congratulations! We would like to see more of your work here ;) Thanks for this great work!
@lion200
Thank you for watching!
Really appreciate it :)
Huh, I think I will slow down until next stop motion video, maybe next year.
Next project is definitively gonna be a bit less complicated and stressful.
I need a brake from stop motion for a while :D
Hahah I can understand that @marinauzelac!
Posted using Partiko iOS
@marinauzelac how long did it took you to do the shots? This is really amazing! Did you also make the equipment for everything? Like the buildings and the people?
Keep on doing what you do :)
I love it
Thank you @mcnestler! :)
Well, preparations lasted for months, and just the shooting was um... a month and a half everyday in the basement for 8 to 10 hours :D
There was a few people that helped with building of this world, you have them in the credits of the video, I'm not sure if you cant translate it though :)
A stop motion video is hard and long work, but you got here a really nice piece, you managed to tell a really good story through really good cinematography and every detail in the talk a lot of the work in the art department, thanks for sharing!
This post was nominated by a @curie curator to be featured in an upcoming Author Showcase that will be posted in about 12 to 24 hours on the @curie blog.
NOTE: If you would like us to NOT feature your post in the Author Showcase please reply, or DM me on Discord as soon as possible. Any photos or quoted text from your post that we feature will be properly attributed to you as the author.
You can check out our previous Author Showcase to get an idea of what we are doing with these posts.
Thanks for your time and for creating great content.
Franz (@curie curator)
Well Done...@NICE
@elfranz
thank you so much!!!
:)
Congrats you are very talented!
Posted using Partiko iOS
Re-steemed and Upvoted this wonderful gem in STEEM. I was almost 3 days late discovering such underappreciated art. I was entertained even though I don't understand any of the lyrics. Reminded me of Sepultura's Ratamahatta video clip back in the days, I don't understand anything said but I do enjoy it.😉
Posted using Partiko Android
@farizal
Woow thanks a lot! :)
The song is called Sky (Nebo), and the first sentence in the song is
'Tamo gore nije nebo nego ništa' which loosely translates 'Up there is not the sky, it's nothingness'.
The work you did to make this work of art is totally spectacular, I was guided more in the workmanship, fixing on such beautiful and amazing details. I loved it, I want to see more ...
Beautiful work. So much to delight the eye with the countless details that were planned out. Even the shadows were gorgeous.
J
@jnetsworld
thank you! :)
really means a lot, it was a long road and until now I had so little experience in stop motion! :)
Wow, of course you worked hard for this!! This is really beautiful! From the screenplay to the cinematography to the movements of the models. 8 frames per second is no joke!!! You did an amazing job! <3 Congratulations!
Would love to see the behind the scenes of this one if given the chance!
This takes so much time and effort. Great color grading. Great music. We are impressed and following you.