Tom Lark 'Something To Tell You' by Samuel Kristofski
For New Zealand alt-popster Tom Lark, Sam Kristofski has lovingly recreated and gently spoofed the late 60s of swinging London in Auckland - inspired by a rock n roll movie classic, shooting on 16mm on old film stock, and then adding a few touches of period sci-fi silliness for extra fun. Very cool.
SAM KRISTOFSKI:
"The main inspiration was obviously Jean Luc Godards Sympathy For the Devil and the studio the Olympic Studios in London around the late 60's but I added my own style to it and threw in some extra fictional elements.
"We shot it over two days on a Arri SR2 16mm camera with all expired film stock, some dating back to 1983, so I had no idea if some of the footage was even going to turn out, but that made the film making process a lot of fun and post super exciting."
Credits
| Director | Samuel Kristofski |
| Producer | Dan Higgins |
| Director of Photography | Kieran Fowler |
| Focus Puller | Alan Waddingham |
| Gaffer | Pablo Stevens |
| Art Director | Brant Fraser |
| Wardrobe | Kylie Cook |
| Hair | Tommy Stayton |
| Make-up | Ellen Galle |
| Editor | Samuel Kristofski |
| Colourist | David Mclaren |
| Grading company | Colorspace |
| VFX | Mike Robinson |
| Label | Universal |
