Official Page: http://thetsunamiandthecherryblossom.com/
(INFO FROM: American Cinematographer / June 2012 - "Short Takes" A poetic Portrait of Survival By Iain Stasukevich)
TECH SPECS:
Camera: EOS 7D
Lenses: Canon EF 16-35mm, 24-70mm and 70-200mm zoom lenses; Canon 2x extender; Canon 24mm tilt focus lens.
Filters: Series 9 ND and Polarizer
Additional Equipment: Manfrotto fluid-head tripod.
Sound: Pistol Grip and mic with a small MP3 recorder.
"Last Minute Addition": AA-battery-powered LED lamp.
CREATIVE SPECS:
Zero intrusion. The idea of a light and portable equipment like this was to capture the moment respecting the privacy of the survivors. "... inspired by classical Japanese composition and framing." "It's a sort of moving photograph that really allows the viewer to see the details." Slow pans and tilts avoided the rolling-shutter cameras 'Jello-cam' effect.
NOTES ON YOUTUBE:
2012
ACADEMY AWARD® Nominated - Documentary (Short Subject)
2012
Sundance Film Festival - Winner - Jury Prize, Short Film Non-Fiction
2012
Environmental Film Festival - Polly Krakora Award
2011
Toronto Film Festival
2011 BFI
London Film Festival
2011
Hamptons Film Festival
Survivors
in the areas hardest hit by Japan's recent tsunami find the courage to revive
and rebuild as cherry blossom season begins.
A stunning
visual poem about the ephemeral nature of life and the healing power of Japan's
most beloved flower.
Directed by
Academy Award Nominated filmmaker Lucy Walker (Waste Land), featuring
photography by Aaron Phillips and music by Moby.
Director:
Lucy Walker
Director of
Photography: Aaron Phillips
Editor: Aki
Mizutani
Music: Moby
Producers:
Kira Carstensen & Lucy Walker
Executive
Producers: Tim Case & Charles V. Salice
Associate Producers: Charleen Manca & Nicole Visram
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