Gengahr 'I'll Be Waiting' by Jamie Whitby
James Whitby's live action/animation hybrid for Gengahr mixes analogue and digital techniques to replace one of the partners in each of three genuine relationships, so they …
Gengahr 'Before Sunrise' by Jamie Whitby
James Whitby documents Moroccan teenage stunt bikers the Anfa Riders for Gengahr.
Referring to themselves as stunteurs, the Casablanca-based Anfa Riders have found their own take on the #bikelife movement with the help of a national glut of cheap import mopeds. They gather in huge groups on the outskirts of the city, away from the authorities who confiscate their bikes on sight.
Whitby's absorbing video for Gengahr's Before Sunrise is a fanastic snapshot of their universe. As he says, "it's a celebration of the sense of freedom and weightlessness that we seem to lose as we get older – found in a corner of the world where you might not think to look."
Credits
| Director | Jamie Whitby |
| Producer | Sorcha Bacon |
| Production Company | Try Hard |
| Director of Photography | Ruben Woodin-Dechamps |
| Focus Puller | Jack Exton |
| Editor | Gregory Hayes |
| Editing company | Whitehouse Post |
| Colourist | Joseph Bicknell |
| Grading company | CHEAT |
| Commissioner | Mike Harounoff |
| Label | Transgressive Records |
| Other credits | Sound Designer: Neil Johnson Sound Compaby: Factory Studios Fixer: Karim El-Amri Assistant Fixer: Abdelghani Darif Grip: Youssef Amjjoud Assistant Grip: Imad Chabli |
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