Video: Portrait of a Dancer, Tim Persent

Sharing for you this #MusicMonday:

Body of a Dancer from Daniel Gallenkamp N.S.C. on Vimeo.

A portrait of dancer Tim Persent.

Cinematic poem brings an ode to dancers and what they are able to do with their body, by showing what our eyes normally can't see in real time.
Shot on a Phantom high-speed camera, filming over a 1000 frames a second to create ultra slow motion.
This fascinated me and I hope it will fascinate you...


Credits;
Director / D.o.P.: Daniel Gallenkamp n.s.c.
Editor: Allard Zoetman
Music: Andre Ettema
Grading: Beer Buijsman
Phantom tech.: Flip Bleekrode
Gaffer: Eugene Sprik, Frank Berger
Focus puller: Floris v.d. Lee, Danny v. Deventer
Airbrush artist: Peter Evers
Make up: Ingrid v. Wakeren, Fieke Brokkelkamp
Ass. Make up: Denise Boon
Electrician: Tjeerd Oosterhuis
Set assistance: Kick Schlüter, Michel Koenders, Ronnie Boelens
production manager: Wiarda Postma

Idea & concept: Daniel Gallenkamp
Produced by Smit & Jansen

Thanks to NTR & Holland Dance, all the crew members

Special thanks to Tim Persent

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It’s been a little slow here at work, I have only one item in my in-box at work, so let’s check and see what could possibly be in my personal In-Box, the one from which the Jewels are extracted for you here. 

The main reason why my posts here have been so brief recently is I have been very busy at work and as many of you know, I blog on my down-time here because there are just too many other activities (Mafia Wars, Age of Empires, Bejeweled, etc.).  Enough of me as just getting warmed up to share what’s in my box.  You see, if the keys are being punched and slapped around, I stay under the radar -- only if my thoughts can keep up with my fingers.

Also, if you are the person who has been listening 24/7 to Funk Sanctum Radio in the New York area, please Tweet about me, write me or something, so I will know you are just not a stalker or pirate and are truly enjoying the music.