As expected, I didn’t get any further with my application to the National Film School of Denmark. The school was so kind to get one of the members of the application committee to write me a few words as to explain why. Much to my pleasure I learned that it wasn’t the craftsmanship that was [...]
Just got the news: After having submitted my two films, I have moved on to the second step of the admission test for The National Film School of Denmark! I am so frigging happy! Oh joy! Ahead lies up to five different tests until six directors have been chosen – my very own “Big Brother” [...]
Morten wounded
As promised earlier, here’s a behind-the-scenes photo from ‘Shopping Spree’ of Morten Øland and his wound, beautifully created by Emilie Grossos Aabye.
My recent short, is now up in the film section. I will create a subtitled version + a Flash version as soon as I can. Until then you have to watch it in Danish… Enjoy!
Mads Mikkelsen and Jesper Christensen (in the back) A lot can be said about the Danish involvement in both the war in Iraq and the undiplomatic incident regarding the infamous Muhammad Drawings. But it seems that a lot of good can be said about the talent of Danish cinema. Not only one, but two renowned [...]
* Potentially Boring Behind the Scenes Picture
Tony fiddling with a so-called ‘Microport’ microphone
Behind the scenes photos from the shooting we did last weekend. In order not to reveal too much, the photos aren’t particular saucy (which I guess they aren’t in general). I have one or two more photos to show, but they’ll have to wait until I’ve finished the movie and you’ve seen it.
The shooting went very well, thanks to the hard working crew. Unbelievable how much effort they put in it, and I’m very honoured to have worked with them all. Tony Lorentzen, once again, was the photographer, Maria Esther Lemvigh the actress, whom acted up against Morten Øland. Emilie Grossos Aabye was the special effects makeup artist. A small and wonderful team.
It was a tight schedule. We ended up shooting 12 scenes/angles the first evening and 9 the next, completing approx. 90 takes. Good thing we shot it on DV and not on film (^_-) – the upside of that particular medium. And now I’m currently working on the editing which will take me a while, before the finished film is ready to behold. As usual I will keep you posted.
The team
The star of the short – Maria Esther Lemvigh
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Purple in the morning, blue in the afternoon, and orange in the evening. Just like that, one, two, three, four.
I created this piece as a wedding present for two of my friends, Lotte and Bjarne. All made in Photoshop. The image has not been printed yet. Click on the image or here to see more.
Elaborating on my previous post, Zach Lieberman, the co-creator of OpenFrameworks actually talks about artistic practise being R&D for the society in this very inspiring speech:
Billede: Fastcompany.com Der har været mange spekulationer på prisen på en iPad. Humac lækkede i kort tid priserne på deres hjemmeside, men de er nu taget bort. Jeg har regnet på det, og det ser ud til, at priserne sikkert kommer til, at holde. Her er der et hurtigt blik på tallene: Apple’s priser kan [...]
It is quite hard these days to find seclusion. Always online, wired up, connected, networking, twitting, blogging, facebooking, surrounded by family, friends, co-workers, available on the phone, on the computer, at work, at home, even on vacation. Even at home, resting, Xbox Live keeps you connected. Most people can handle this. It’s no problem. Some [...]
Taken in Manhattan somewhere at an abandoned parking lot as far as I remember…
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