#mark desiatov

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'The Pause of Power' | On Running from Jess Kohl on Vimeo.

On Running AW21 Apparel “The Power Of Pause”

Featuring Chloe Abbott, Stephen Adjaidoo & Josh Amberger

Director: Jess Kohl Production Company: PRETTYBIRD UK Executive Producer: Juliette Larthe Producer: Benji Landman

Creative Lead: David Kauder Art Director: Davy Renaud Studio Producer: Anna White

Editor: Gaia Borretti Edit House: The Assembly Rooms Edit Producer: Josh Gochez Edit Assistant: Andre Rodrigues

Colourist: Tim Smith Post House: Cheat Post Producer: Nicki Coombes

London Crew Production Manager: Yazzmin Anderson-Moore Production Assistant / Covid Supervisor: Stephen Carruthers Production Assistant: Enrique Da Silva 1st Assistant Director: Clara Paris 2nd Assistant Director: Ato Yankey Director of Photography: Joel Honeywell Runner: Josh Haselden 1st AC: Hopi Dematio 2nd AC: Kairo Jones Steadicam Op: Junior Agyeman Gaffer: Chris Dowling Electrician: Lex Tully Sound Recordist: John Thorpe Wardrobe: Emmanouela Megkistou Wardrobe Van Driver: Dayo Olufemi Art Department: Kat Docherty Photographer: Nina Manandhar Photographer Assistant: Arthur Comely DIT: Chris Nunn Video Playback: Ben McConnel Medic: Chris Arnall Camera Van Driver: Paris Tume Minibus Driver: Mark Righelato Minibus Driver: Lee Righelato Camera supplied by: Panavision Lighting Supplied by Chris Dowling Radios: Lift & Shoot

Kentucky Crew Service Production Company: Frame 144 Executive Producer: Scott Irick Executive Producer: Kristina Dahl Director of Photography: Allison Anderson Stills Photographer: Ben Rayner 1st AC: Kim Meffert 2nd AC: Mike Reyes VTR: Marc Wellington Gaffer: Mike Dickman Best Boy Electric: JR McCleney Key Grip: Daniel Williamson Best Boy Grip: Jamie Pate Art Director: James Wise Sound Mixer: Brad Cassetto Stylist and Makeup: Lesa Miller Stylist Assistant: Sophia Hytken PA: Craig Mullins PA: Aaron Wiggen Camera: SKM Ventures Grip and Electric: Louisville Lighting & Grip VTR: CMG WALKIES: KY Bluegrass Prod

Brisbane Crew Production Company: Scoundrel Executive Producer: Adrian Shapiro Producer: Holly Winter Production Manager: Sarah MacKinnon 1st AD: Nick Embery Director’s Assistant: Susan Jackson Runner: James Bacskay DOP: Andrew Commis 1st AC: Bretty Tracey 2nd AC: Mark Desiatov VTR Operator: Eric Downer Sound Recordist: Paul Jones Gaffer: Dan Michaud Best Boy: Richard Boniface Grip: Logan Collier Ronin Tech: Mick Smith Buyer / Dresser: Bea Berry Wardrobe Asst: Sophie Borra Location Manager: Dugald McMaster Safety Supervisor: John Walton Stills Photographer: Chris Gurney

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SurfStitch “The Last Flight To Agadir: Harrison Roach in Morocco"

Under the unforgiving cliff faces lay peeling waves...one after another. Unridden walls, pushed and thrown by a howling offshore and shadowed by a dry desert landscape. Created by powerful, Atlantic ocean ground swells these walls track towards land, becoming intense and perfect by the time they reach the western coastline.

Cinematographer, Editor: Andrew Gough Colourist: Mark Desiatov

Soundtrack: Irma Thomas “Wish Someone Would Care”

Year: 2017

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Under the unforgiving cliff faces lay peeling waves...one after another. Unridden walls, pushed and thrown by a howling offshore and shadowed by a dry desert landscape. Created by powerful, Atlantic ocean ground swells these walls track towards land, becoming intense and perfect by the time they reach the western coastline. The Last Flight to Agadir is a SurfStitch short film, directed and shot by Andrew Gough featuring surfer Harrison Roach chasing a far fetched but much dreamt about swell in Northern Africa. Presented by - SurfStitch & Deus Ex Machina Cinematography & Edit - Andrew Gough Colourist - Mark Desiatov Soundtrack - Wish Someone Would Care by Irma Thomas Narration - Boilers Ahmed Accomodation - Paradise Plague - https://ift.tt/1SV0L6r

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Newcomer Daily Holla Delivers Fresh Single, 'Waves' + Music Video

Newcomer Daily Holla Delivers Fresh Single, 'Waves' + Music Video

Australian Producer Daily Holla AKA Harry Deadman just released a brand new single with a complementing music video. ‘Waves’ is an emotionally charged piece of work with layers of dynamic production contrasts. The musicality of this single is off the charts, complimented by an edgy female vocal in J Fitz. This is one of his first few single releases, but I believe this 21 year old artist has something special here. What started out as a chilled synth-based track has now become somewhat of an identifier for Daily Holla, and a beautiful mistake.

”Waves’ was the first track I wrote off what eventually became the second Daily Holla EP. I started writing the song back in mid 2015. It all started with a plastic sounding arp loop, which was initially meant to be a placeholder, but it’s still there! I completely forgot about replacing it later on and I both love that silly mistake and hate it.’ – Daily Holla

Teaming up with newcomer J Fitz has given this melodic banger a juicy ambience that really enhances the delay and distortion effects of the overall song. This duo clearly has their mojo in sync as they continue to create a cohesive vision.

‘I’ve never seen someone work like her. She came in and listened to a rough mix of the track, half an hour later the vocals were cut and we were eating some Vietnamese take away. I was so used to doing everything on my own in my bedroom that sitting in a studio in Sydney felt so surreal.’ – Daily Holla

Having studied film at university and loving the combination of music and film, Daily Holla brought his two passions together for ‘Waves’. Enlisting the help of former uni mate, and now film director/cinematographer Mark Desiatov, the video follows the struggles of ballet dancer Jade Moris, as she suffers through injuries and anxiety leading up to a final performance.

Follow Daily Holla: SoundCloud | Facebook | Twitter

http://tunecollective.com/2017/02/24/newcomer-daily-holla-delivers/

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The Last Flight To Agadir - Harrison Roach in Morocco from surfstitch on Vimeo.

Under the unforgiving cliff faces lay peeling waves...one after another. Unridden walls, pushed and thrown by a howling offshore and shadowed by a dry desert landscape. Created by powerful, Atlantic ocean ground swells these walls track towards land, becoming intense and perfect by the time they reach the western coastline.

The Last Flight to Agadir is a SurfStitch short film, directed and shot by Andrew Gough featuring surfer Harrison Roach chasing a far fetched but much dreamt about swell in Northern Africa.

Presented by - SurfStitch & Deus Ex Machina

Cinematography & Edit - Andrew Gough Colourist - Mark Desiatov Soundtrack - Wish Someone Would Care by Irma Thomas Narration - Boilers Ahmed Accomodation - Paradise Plague - paradisplage.com/en/paradis-plage-resort-agadir-morocco.html