WALU NGALINDI (Australian night sky timelapse)
This film is derived from Colin Legg's outstanding night sky timelapse footage, commissioned by Grant Wakefield for the ANCIENT SKIES project, shot with fisheye and flat lenses in Western Australia in late 2010.
It was edited and rendered to 2.35:1 aspect ratio, and was our entry for the 'Widescreen Weekend' event as part of the Bradford International Film Festival 2011, with a digital print built by Alex Hibbitt of Arts Alliance Media.
The soundtrack by Toby Marks of BANCO DE GAIA was specially written and performed for the film, with some minor re-mixing by Grant Wakefield.
The title is from the Aboriginal Yolngu langauge meaning 'Sun Woman - Moon man.'
A 2k Digital Cinema MXF print of this film is available on request.
ancientskies.info
grantwakefield.com
www.vimeo.com/user2471272 (Colin Legg)
banco.co.uk
artsalliancemedia.com
It was edited and rendered to 2.35:1 aspect ratio, and was our entry for the 'Widescreen Weekend' event as part of the Bradford International Film Festival 2011, with a digital print built by Alex Hibbitt of Arts Alliance Media.
The soundtrack by Toby Marks of BANCO DE GAIA was specially written and performed for the film, with some minor re-mixing by Grant Wakefield.
The title is from the Aboriginal Yolngu langauge meaning 'Sun Woman - Moon man.'
A 2k Digital Cinema MXF print of this film is available on request.
ancientskies.info
grantwakefield.com
www.vimeo.com/user2471272 (Colin Legg)
banco.co.uk
artsalliancemedia.com
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