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SCHISMA
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3:30 min
experimental animation
generic Sony DV Cam
16:9 letterboxed
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SCHISMA - PART ONE
was featured at the art exhibition "both ends burning" (11.09.05 - 16.10.05) organized by the Kunstverein Ludwigsburg.
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The existential, eternal struggle between Black and White, Positive and Negative. Both mirrors of each other, they are on a crash course towards an event horizon where there can be only one...
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SCHISMA was an experimental student film project. It was made during the seminar Filmgestaltung 1 which was lectured by
Prof. Jochen Kuhn in 2003
Originally SCHISMA was conceived as two parts (PART ONE & PART ZERO). The first one shows White defeating and becoming Black and the second part would've shown Black reconquer White. Due to time constraints (only 4 weeks time for the whole project), the second part was never completed. The city that can be seen in the far distance in the last shot would have played a more prominent role, as would've the two-faced god Janus, whose statues can be seen in PART ONE.
Experimental electronic tunes were composed by Carsten Raabe, fellow student in music and sound design.
The live-action elements were shot with a normal DV camera on an improvised bluescreen stage. The live-action shots were than integrated in animated 3d camera shots, quite the opposite procedure of normal tracking work. |
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