Dec 30, 2014
Antonin Carette / Sk8park Soundsystem, Dunkerque 2013
Cadrage/Montage David Depaix - www.pixellulose.com http://vimeo.com/70398602
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Antonin Carette / Sk8park Soundsystem, Dunkerque 2013
Cadrage/Montage David Depaix - www.pixellulose.com http://vimeo.com/70398602
Sk8park Soundsystem TRAILER / Antonin Carette / video: Alex Czapski
SK8parkSoundSystem est une œuvre in-situ qui place le spectateur/acteur au cœur de l’œuvre. Des capteurs déclenchent des boucles sonores préalablement conçues par Antonin et actionnées par les skateurs lorsqu’ils roulent sur les modules. Les sons déclenchés créent une véritable symphonie pour skatepark. Les capteurs sont fixés sur les modules et signalés par des stickers. En fonction de la vitesse et de la tension, des boucles sonores composées par Antonin se déclenchent. Des enceintes sont disséminées dans l’espace pour une répartition ciblée du son. Les compositions sont des clins d’oeil à la fois à la culture musicale skate (skate rock, hip hop et électro minimale) véhiculée dans les nombreuses vidéos amateurs ou professionnelles qui célèbrent la glisse. Mais c’est aussi un projet qui fait référence à la musique expérimentale, électroacoustique et aux paysages sonores. Antonin Carette est le chef d’orchestre de l’installation SK8park Soundsystem, il peut aussi accompagner l’installation avec son set live de Folk-dub-electronica-Onemanband “Professeur Markass’1”, ou encore devenir lui même acteur/skateur de l’installation.
Après un tout premier test pour évaluer la faisabilité et l’intérêt du dispositif, en partenariat avec le Skatepark de Dunkerque en juillet 2013, l’association Fructôse a choisi d’accompagner ce projet original. Il est désormais nécessaire d’entrer dans une période de recherche et de développement en étoffant l’équipe de production et en donnant au projet les moyens techniques nécessaires pour se concrétiser.
En 2014 et 2015 le projet Sk8park Soundsystem bénéficie d’une aide financière du Conseil Régional Nord-Pas de Calais. Le projet se développe avec l’aide les partenaires Fructôse, les 4 écluses, le Skatepark de Dunkerque et la Halle de Glisse de Lille.
I have recently found this interview with Lannie Rhoades. The interview talks about himself, his work place and people he collaborates with when making skateboarding films.
This is Tony Hawks American Wasteland: It had a Jimbo Phillips inspired art. The artwork itself had been used to mark the pivot-able scenes in the game. As homage to this I want to do this through film, I will be looking to harness the skills of some illustrators to create some artwork for my piece. I am eager to get this all scripted and finalised.
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I looked at some skateboard artists that I would like to inspire the graphical side of my film piece. A lot of the work is very bold and in most cases make a statement. I would like to use this style throughout the film, maybe even capture this imagery within the film itself. This idea had been inspired by my own childhood, whilst gaming on Tony Hawks - American wasteland.
I would "In focus" with Mike Manzoori. It had been an insightful video, giving great tips on cinematography and what equipment to use when filming skateboarders. He even gives advice on cheaper alternatives to eye pieces (because of sun glare on LCD screens) and also on how to get the best sound. Since discovering "In focus" I'll be learning a lot more on how skaters are filmed. I have also noticed that most of the creative tracking shots have been through using a skateboard. A cheap alternative to getting still shots whilst tracking someone. I will be using this technique to capture skaters on the move. I have got some ability on a skateboard but I need to become more confident on them. Not only will I be learning cinematography for skateboarding, but I will also be learning how to skateboard myself for this project.
Some of the primary research methods I will be taking. I will also be looking at the books that this site advertises. I have already gotten in contact with a local skateboarding store in Middlesbrough called "Fat dog" which said they would ask some local skateboarders to see if they are interested in auditioning for roles in my piece I am still to await a reply from people that may be interested.