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Fork

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Optical arts
London, GB
Video of the day - July 16, 2020
concept: 8.20design: 8.32motion: 8.55sound: 7.86How the score is calculated
final score: 8.30details
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About this video

In a museum, a woman looking at a Fork exhibited as a piece of Art lets her imagination run wild. The film is a surreal journey interrogating our perception of objects. What happens when you take an object from daily life and move it outside of its original context? What is left of an object when it loses its function? An abstract shape, a sculpture? Can we deconstruct this object into simple elements and create variation of this object? Can those objects be combined to form a larger structure? Can those objects become alive to break free from human ownership?

About Optical arts

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Credits

Creative Direction & Production: Optical Arts Direction & Design: Fabrice Le Nezet Music & Sound Design: Niccolò Chotkowski at Smider VFX Supervisor: Fabrice Le Nezet 2D Supervisor: Miguel Wratten 3D Artist: Max Johnson Colourist: Martin Pryor Live Action Producer: Caroline Kinch Live Action DP: Joe Jackson 1st Assistant Camera: Elliott Lowe Set Assistant: Jamie-Lee Harding Model: Emma Norodom at W Models Clothing: Studio Nicholson

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