Whatever my camera can see, I’ll try to add here…
Filming and editing Ghøstie in UPLAND ROAD was a great experience to get a closer look at the methods and beauty of street art. Wellington based street artist Ghøstie, painting a commissioned Wellington Electricity Substation in Upland Rd Kelburn, Wellington, New Zealand. Music by Mr Winter.
5D Mark III / 24-105mm / 70-200mm / Premiere and After Effects
Video Memos are like journals of saved footage I filmed around a place or in a certain day. I keep them as references, for color, motion and composition.
Video Memo 01
Music: Sneeuwland by Oskar Schuster
5D Mark III / 24-105mm / Premiere
Video Memo 02
Music: “One” by Marcel Pequel
5D Mark III / 24-105mm / Premiere
Video Memo 03
Music: “Three” by Marcel Pequel
5D Mark III / 24-105mm / Premiere
Finished editing a short Documentary about Wellington based artist Sue Lund.
Produced by: The Learning Connexion - School of Art and Creativity © 2012
A Jerusalem First Films Production
The Well (AL Bier)
a short film by Ahmad Habash
‘The Well’ on IMDB
10 minutes / HDSLR / Color / Arabic and Hebrew
During the 1948 war in Palestine, an old man encounters a father and his son running for their lives. The three share the common interest of fleeing to a safer place.
Iraqi Baked Fish “Maskouf”
Whole fish (Trout or Cyprinus Carpio), have the fish opend along the spine to lay flat in the tray. Do not remove the skin. You can cut off the head. Wash the fish and salt it.
Busking is the practice of performing in public places for tips and gratuities.
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Wake up this morning and enjoyed playing around with my optical toys.
The first device is the “Praxinoscope”, invented in 1877 by the Frenchman Charles Reynaud.
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Produced by Yasser Arafat Foundation, this sand morphing (animation) was performed on stage at the 11th of November 2007 as part of the “Third anniversary to commemorate the Late president of Palestine, Yasser Arafat”.
Sand Morphing: Ahmad Habash
Music by: Jamil Sayeh
Short sand morphing video I created as part of the Palestinian Filmmakers Collective Project: Palestine, Summer 2006.