The Other Stuff
Five short pandemic films
At the height of the pandemic, when everything grounded to a halt, Alexander Ekman held a workshop with dancers from Gothenburg's opera dance company. Touch was not allowed. Neither more than 8 people in a room. 6 dancers, one choreographer, one DP.
Dance film
Director + Choreographer / Alexander Ekman
Continuim
A dance film, based on the stage creation of Christine Gouzelis and Paul Blackman and directed by Daniel Kedem. Created with the dancers of the Gothenburg's opera dance company.
A schizophreniac dance piece spills off the stage and through the halls of the Gothenburg opera. Part reimagned off stage, part documentary and part stage documentation - it is an experiment in film with the logic of dance.
14min // Dance Film
Director + Images / Daniel Kedem
Choreography / Christine Gouzelis + Paul Blackman
WangRamirez at the Gothenburg Opera
A documentation of a creation process of Honji Wang and Sébastien Ramirez with the Gothenburg Opera's dance company. Three short films constructed mostly of still images.
Director + Images / Daniel Kedem
Corona times at the Gothenbrg's
opera dance company
How does a dance company function when the audience can't come? This is a short film, created for an intermission during a corona-period live stream, depicting the life and work of the Gothenburg's Opera dance company during a pandemic.
18min
Director + Images / Daniel Kedem
One on One II Ep. 4
In the spring of 2021 and the midst of the pandemic, the dancers of the Gothenburg's opera dance company created performances for an audience of one. In the fall, they had a chance to meet again. This is Ep. 4 from a series documenting the second encounter after a very unique experience.
18min
Director + Images / Daniel Kedem
The Rhino
The Rhino is a completely different type of project.
It is a tool. Not a film.
But it was born out of a film and the joy of designing solutions for unusual projects.
Initially, we were asked to film bicycle riders who commute over long distances to work; Some on roads, some across the desert. We thought that a motorcycle would be a great place to begin with.
So we have The Rhino. It can carry a cinema-grade camera with a light zoom lens, fully suspended and fully controlled.
Anywhere.
Recently, we got to use it for a series of motorcycle riding instructional videos - so we thought it's a great opportunity for some BTS.
