Project Detail

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Synopsis

Harmony and chaos meet in a mechanism of rythms and lights. The birth and death of a surreal environment in which familiar game-like rules drive the action's tightly synchronised evolution. A single oscillating dot becomes an abstract musical machine which plays itself using glowing orbs before exploding into particles which collapse together as the cycle completes.

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
3 mins 41 secs
Format
DVD
Director
Dave Watson
Producer
50seven
Editor
Dave Watson
Screenwriter
Dave Watson
Director of Photography
Dave Watson
Sound
Dave Watson
Composer
Twiyk

Production Status

Production Company

50seven

30 Yew Tree Road
Rusholme
Manchester M14 7PW
UK

Sales Company

50seven

30 Yew Tree Road
Rusholme
Manchester M14 7PW
UK

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