VOLUMETRIC BEGINNINGS - The Birth of a Movement
CREDITS
Production Company: Private School Entertainment
Director: Andrew Gant
Executive Producer: Marc Benardout
Producer: Yianni Papadopoulos
Director of Photography: Nathan Wilson
Second Camera Operator and BTS: Andrew Tomayko
Gaffer: Brian Lofthouse
Hair/Make-up: Meredith Lovegrove, Lynette Walton, Lily Benardout
Lightman Concept and Art: Sarah Oh
Set Photographer: Marisa Papadopoulos
Hero Girl: Alexandra Durlene
EXIST ELSEWHERE:
Noah Benardout - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Keys
Luke Walton - Lead Guitar, Vocals
Brandon Woodward - Drums, Vocals
Nick Petrou - Bass, Vocals
SPECIAL THANKS: Apache Rental Group, Direct Lighting, James George + Alexander Porter + Jonathan Minard of RGBDToolkit, Joseph Otto Rogan, Logan Molnar, Marie Benardout, Veronica Gomez, Lindsey Pizula, Ryan Wehner, Mike Anstead, David Sanz Kirbis, and Luciana Rinaldi Simons.
Production Company: Private School Entertainment
Director: Andrew Gant
Executive Producer: Marc Benardout
Producer: Yianni Papadopoulos
Director of Photography: Nathan Wilson
Second Camera Operator and BTS: Andrew Tomayko
Gaffer: Brian Lofthouse
Hair/Make-up: Meredith Lovegrove, Lynette Walton, Lily Benardout
Lightman Concept and Art: Sarah Oh
Set Photographer: Marisa Papadopoulos
Hero Girl: Alexandra Durlene
EXIST ELSEWHERE:
Noah Benardout - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Keys
Luke Walton - Lead Guitar, Vocals
Brandon Woodward - Drums, Vocals
Nick Petrou - Bass, Vocals
SPECIAL THANKS: Apache Rental Group, Direct Lighting, James George + Alexander Porter + Jonathan Minard of RGBDToolkit, Joseph Otto Rogan, Logan Molnar, Marie Benardout, Veronica Gomez, Lindsey Pizula, Ryan Wehner, Mike Anstead, David Sanz Kirbis, and Luciana Rinaldi Simons.
BACKGROUND
It's dated. It's old. But it's a goodie. See how we used the Xbox Kinect, projectors, and other technology in 2013 to make the music video for Exist Elsewhere's song 'Tokyo' with some of the first volumetric capture software available. Also, see how the Kinect and other technology was projected to pave new ways in interactive art and film.
RECOGNITION
No Film School - Featured and Interview
Kotaku - Featured
It's dated. It's old. But it's a goodie. See how we used the Xbox Kinect, projectors, and other technology in 2013 to make the music video for Exist Elsewhere's song 'Tokyo' with some of the first volumetric capture software available. Also, see how the Kinect and other technology was projected to pave new ways in interactive art and film.
RECOGNITION
No Film School - Featured and Interview
Kotaku - Featured
Volumetric Continued