Declination: Festival of Colors in Super Slow-Mo

by steve casimiro on May 3, 2012 · 3 comments

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India knows how to party. The Hindu Holi festival celebrates the end of winter and arrival of spring, and it’s one of the most joyful and least religious of all the Hindu celebrations, with traditional social barriers easing and the streets ariot with people throwing colorful, perfumed powders on one another. Holi is already like something out of a dream, but the crew at Variable Productions made it even more surreal by shooting with high-speed Phantom cameras and creating a video that has the depth of still photography with the dynamic of motion. Their work in this clip is simply stunning. Full screen mandatory.

CREDITS
Production Company: Variable – WeAreVariable.com
Creative: Variable
Post Production/Editorial: The Mill – TheMill.com

Directors/Cinematographers: Jonathan Bregel & Khalid Mohtaseb @ Variable
Executive Producers: John Rule & Mike Sutton (@MNS1974)
Producer: Tyler Ginter @ Variable
Line Producer: Viraj Velinker
Phantom Tech: Nick Midwig

The Mill: New York City
Post Production Producers: Dee Allen & Alex Maxwell
Editor: Ryan McKenna
Colourist: Sal Malfitano

Original Score/Sound Design: Salomon Ligthelm – ligthelm.tv

Declination is other places, other spaces, and the things that happen there.

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Jon May 3, 2012 at 13:21

This is wonderful, it really brings out the magic of the festival

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Sam May 3, 2012 at 16:58

I’m all for seeing dirt spray and suspension compress, but it’s wonderful to see those amazing cameras used for something different. It really brought a smile to my face.

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Siddhartha Joshi May 7, 2012 at 22:59

I love it! Brilliant stuff…Holi never looked this beautiful before :)

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