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This video competed in
Music On Film Video Contest
Director(s): Luca Tarantini
Jasper at first glance appears to reside gracefully between two worlds: The one that comes with fronting a salacious rock band, and the other, a deeply spiritual life within his Greek Orthodox faith. . . . Often it's the feelings that run beneath the surface that are the most contrary show more
- Fascinating
- Inspiring
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Laurie9 years ago - Edited
Beautifully done. Love the images AND the music--both the rock and the chanting.
Whitney9 years ago - Edited
What a lovely contrast.
Luca9 years ago - Edited
Thanks guys :) glad you enjoyed it! I love talking to people who've seen the film so keep the comments coming!
Michael9 years ago - Edited
love this piece. excellent editing and storytelling. it does a great job of building that character and letting him be conflicted, yet inspirational. cheers, man. also, the sequence towards the end with the guitar playing as he's walking thru the church... what a classic movie moment :)
Thais9 years ago - Edited
This was put together really well. I love how you intertwined the two concepts tears the end. Very cool.
Luca9 years ago - Edited
Well, shit guys, I'm happy you think highly of the craftsmanship. If anybody pulls any inspiration or catharthis out of it then it's all worth while.
Megan9 years ago - Edited
This guy is a great character. I like how you played with both music styles in this short.
Tamika9 years ago - Edited
There was an unexpected vocal effect heard when Jasper spoke mid way through the film. I appreciated that moment and its impact. *Finding balance really is key with all things.* :) P.S. This most definitely is not a shit film! :D
Luca9 years ago - Edited
That's awesome Tamika :) I'm glad that the little things like that have an effect on some people. It's important not to neuter your film from all the impactful imperfections, I think.
Tamika9 years ago - Edited
"...impactful imperfections..." :) Indeed, some of the greatest scientific, engineering, and all together artistic feats where originally discovered, designed, and creatively cultivated purely on accident! :D