Jitter Room, a breakcore movie by Ruby My Dear & Lisa Chabbert
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Jitter Room, a breakcore movie by Ruby My Dear & Lisa Chabbert
After three months of brainstorming, shooting and editing, a few teasers and a crowd-sourcing campaign which brought a lot of very welcome support, we are proud to present "Jitter Room", a short movie created by Lisa Chabbert and the Ciné2000 team, based on the track of the same name by Ruby My Dear, taken from his 2013 "Form" album (adn171). Do not expect your usual, short, colorful and futuristic breakcore video this time around. The creators of this video took a resolutely different approach for "Jitter Room": shooting in the countryside, on fields and in forests, with a cast made entirely of children, and the whole thing shown in black & white, this eleven-minute long movie is a short film in itself, and not just a video. Showcasing the many emotions and sides of the original track, it follows a precise narrative and tells its story of excitement, violence, despair and humanity. Thanks again to everybody who helped fund this film. Those of you who have entered the crowd-funding campaign will receive their goodies quite soon. The track "Jitter Room" is taken from Ruby My Dear's "Form" album (Ad Noiseam adn171), which is available here on double LP, there on CD, and here as digital files.
New and third video trailer to Ruby My Dear's "Jitter Room" video project. This track is taken from his second album, "Form" (Ad Noiseam adn171)
Thanks to all of you who have already donated to support Ruby My Dear's "Jitter Room" film. The donations are accepted here till May. We hope to make this uncommon project a success and need your help. Here is a second trailer for this short movie.