Health 'Stonefist' by Giorgio Testi
Taken from Health's performance at The Dome in London in June, Giorgio Testi's live video of Stonefist is the first of its kind. Giorgio – renowned for his live films of Blur, The Rolling Stones, Savages and more – captured the performance as a single shot on a Sony F65 8k camera.
It is (almost certainly) the first live concert film to be shot in 8K - and all the movement was executed by zooms and pans. One day your computer (and TV) will catch up. Probably soon.
PRO Credits
Credits
| Director | Giorgio Testi |
| Producer | Rik Green |
| Executive Producer | Zak Razvi |
| Production Manager | Bertie Berkeley |
| Director of Photography | Ben Magahy |
| Editor | Tom Watson |
| Editor | Giorgio Testi |
| Colourist | Kai Van Beers |
| Post production company | MPC |
| Post Producer | Amy Smith |
| Titles | Daniel Grieshofer |
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