Tom Lark 'Something To Tell You' by Samuel Kristofski
David Knight - 21st Oct 2014
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."
David Knight - 21st Oct 2014
Credits
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Production/Creative
- Director
- Samuel Kristofski
- Producer
- Dan Higgins
Camera
- Director of Photography
- Kieran Fowler
- Focus Puller
- Alan Waddingham
Lighting/Grip
- Gaffer
- Pablo Stevens
Art
- Art Director
- Brant Fraser
Wardrobe
- Hair
- Tommy Stayton
- Make-up
- Ellen Galle
- Wardrobe
- Kylie Cook
Editorial
- Editor
- Samuel Kristofski
Grading
- Colourist
- David Mclaren
- Grading company
- Colorspace
VFX
Commission
- Label
- Universal
David Knight - 21st Oct 2014