Act da Fool
“It’s about girls who sleep in abandoned cars and set things on fire. It’s about the great things in life. The stars in the sky and lots of malt liquor.” - Harmony Korine
Directed by Harmony Korine
Designs by Proenza Schouler FW 2010
Styling by Mel Ottenberg
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I recently came across this beautiful film ” I ” for designer Hannah Marshall
” I “
Directed by Monica Elkelv
Designs by Hannah Marshall
Photography by Darren Smith
Editing by Francesco Caradonna
Sound by Jeremy Keenan
STAND BY
“Exploring the film genre of melodrama, it features a woman on the verge, played by Crystal Renn.”
Presented by Stylecaster.
Directed by Jason Last
Director of Photography - Blake Martin
Styling by James Worthington Demolet
Soundtrack by Miraclebaby
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Mugler
Directed by Benjamin Alexander Huseby
Sculpture Rein Vollenga
Creative director Nicola Formichetti
Director of photography Jarek Raczek
Edit and post production Jesse Watt at Pundersons Gardens
It’s moment like this when I wish I lived across the pond.
Dazed Live:Ruth Hogben
The pioneering London filmmaker Ruth Hogben is Director of Fashion Film at SHOWstudio and will be speaking at Dazed Live about her collaborations with Gareth Pugh and the resulting, inimitable visual style of her unique films. She has created iconic fashion films with Matthew Stone and Dazed’s own Katie Shillingford, not to mention her work with Nick Knight and Alexander McQueen and will be delving behind the scenes of her creative process, with a host of special guests, exclusively for Dazed Live. With only days to go before the East London festival, Dazed took Hogben’s pulse…
Dazed Digital: Can you please introduce the topic of your talk?
Ruth Hogben: Fashion film, the Spring Summer 2011 season and Gareth Pugh.
DD: In the broadest sense, what inspires you about working with DIY and Digital ethos of today?
Ruth Hogben: Freedom. It means I can work on my own when editing without having six people around me. Depending on the project, I can shoot with one camera and operate it on my own. It means the whole medium is accessible to all.
DD: With your work, what would you say are some hidden or unusual inspirations?
Ruth Hogben: My Dad. He is bonkers and very inspiring. He has spent his life doing what he wants, not what society tells him.
DD: What music acts are you looking forward to seeing?
Ruth Hogben: Gang Gang Dance, I would love to edit to their music.
DD: What future projects do you have coming up?
Ruth Hogben: I’m not sure yet. I would like to do more editorial work and maybe something on location as I haven’t done that yet!
Ruth Hogben appears at Dazed Live on Saturday April 9, 2011. The festival takes place at several locations in and around Shoreditch and is presented in partnership with Levi’s and Absolut Vodka. Find out more about the Dazed Live HERE and buy your tickets HERE
Dazed Live, in collaboration with the Japan Society Tohoku Earthquake Relief Fund, will donate 15% of ticket sales from the festival to help care for the survivors and to help rebuild the affected areas
IRIS
Directed by Barnaby Roper
Model - Iris Strubegger
Designs by Stella McCartney, Miu Miu, Givenchy, Céline, Proenza Schouler, Doo Ri
Accessories by Iosselliani, Pamela Love, Genevieve Jones, Made Her Think, Mawi, Carolina Amato, Kristen Farell, Rochelle Goldber, and Fenton
Mulberry
Spring Summer 2011 campaign.
Photography by Tim Walker.
“Our first seasonal film took six of our Spring Summer 2011 campaign images, shot by renowned photographer Tim Walker, and used visual effects; animation, rotoscoping and repainting, to make the pictures come alive.
We worked with a range of talents to compose and produce the film: it was directed by Park Village director Luke Losey, and worked on collaboratively by House and Holme, Park Village and visual effects company Framestore.
Framestore (who have previously worked on high-end commercials as well as projects for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and Avatar) created the digital, arty animation by cutting out hundreds of images and allowing them to move independently within a defined 3D space. Every available element from each image was isolated and ‘freed’ from the backdrop, allowing them to move in dreamlike, illusory layers within the images.
The result is a montage of moving, magical moments from the original campaign images: romantic, ethereal and in keeping with the aesthetics and theme of Mulberry’s Spring Summer 2011 season.”
Still from Perfect
Diretion by Ruth Hogben
Styling by Katie Shillingford
Fashion by Celine
Model: Melissa Tammerijn
FILM NOIR
Yves Saint Laurent Manifesto Campaign
Directed by Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin
Model: Daria Werbowy
