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FRAMERATE: Rhythms Around Us

FRAMERATE: Rhythms Around Us

Synopsis

FRAMERATE: Rhythms Around Us bears witness to the flux of life on earth. Surrounded by shifting pointcloud landscapes, submerged in sound, we scale our perspective. Together we see the beautiful, creative, and destructive forces of nature and humanity. We are a part of this rhythm, we contribute to the cacophony, we are in sync, and we catastrophically collide with the beating pulse of our planet.
Official Selection Tribeca Film Festival 2024 - Tribeca Immersive - World premiere

Details

Year
2024
Type of project
XR / Immersive
Running time
13 min
Format
Immersive
Director
Matt Shaw, William Trossell
Producer
Anetta Jones
Executive Producer
Matt Shaw, William Trossell, meriko borogove
Sound
Pascal Wyse
Composer
Pascal Wyse

Production Status

Production Company

Sales Company

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