NICOLAS LOIR
Directeur de la Photographie
Le clip Poni Hoax réalisé par Cyriile Danakil a été projeté dans la sélection mondiale - les 10 meilleurs films - de Saatchi & Saatchi à Cannes dans le New Director Showcase. Gros succès !
posté le : 29/06/09 à 09:55:27
LAURENT TANGY
Le "FujiFilm Awards 2009 Tout Court" a été remis à "Paul Rondin est... Paul Rondin" réalisé par Frédérick VIN
posté le : 24/06/09 à 14:19:00
Arnaud STEFANI
Du prochain film d'Olivier BAROUX L'ITALIEN
Avec Kad MERAD
Produit par Eskwad / Pathé
En tournage à Marseille
posté le : 10/06/09 à 13:02:19
Dominique De Wever
Sur le film de Thierry Binisti Louis XV le Soleil Noir
Produit par Les Films d'ici pour France 2
En tournage
posté le : 10/06/09 à 12:53:01
André CHEMETOFF
Directeur de la Photographie
Après DOG POUND
Réalisé par Kim CHAPIRON
"On any given day, more than 100,000 children are held in detention centers in North America. 6o% will go on to become multiple offenders…"
Après DOG POUND
Réalisé par Kim CHAPIRON
"On any given day, more than 100,000 children are held in detention centers in North America. 6o% will go on to become multiple offenders…"
Termine le tournage du film LES SEIGNEURS
Réalisé par Romain GAVRAS
Avec Vincent CASSEL & Olivier BARTHELEMY
Directeur de la photo : André CHEMETOFF
Produit par Les Chauve-Souris & 120 Films
Tournage entre Dunkerque et Calais, en 35mm
Auteurs : Romain Gavras, Karim Boukercha
Producteur délégué : 120 films, les chauves souris, Eric Nevé.
Coproducteur : TF1 international
Distributeur : TFM
Réalisé par Romain GAVRAS
Avec Vincent CASSEL & Olivier BARTHELEMY
Directeur de la photo : André CHEMETOFF
Produit par Les Chauve-Souris & 120 Films
Tournage entre Dunkerque et Calais, en 35mm
Auteurs : Romain Gavras, Karim Boukercha
Producteur délégué : 120 films, les chauves souris, Eric Nevé.
Coproducteur : TF1 international
Distributeur : TFM
DOG POUND & LES SEIGNEURS
En post production
En post production
posté le : 18/05/09 à 16:34:32
Alexis PECHARMAN
Compositeur de Musique de Film
APRES L'OCEAN de Eliane DE LATOUR
Avec Fraser JAMES Djédjé APALI Marie-Josée CROZE Sara MARTINS Lucien JEAN-BAPTISTE Agnés SORAL et Kad MERAD
Musique Originale de Alexis PECHARMAN & Tiken JAH FAKOLY
Productions Les Films de Cinéma
Musique Originale de Alexis PECHARMAN & Tiken JAH FAKOLY
Productions Les Films de Cinéma
- Sélection au Festival international d'Edimbourg
- Sélection au Festival International de San Sebastian
- Sélection au Festival International de Berlin
Sortie nationale 08 juillet 2009
posté le : 12/05/09 à 11:24:33
Marek TOMASZEWSKI
Compositeur de Musiques de Films
Poland’s historic 1791 Constitution was celebrated with a gala event on Monday May 4 at the Broad Stage Auditorium in Santa Monica. Paulina Kapuścińska, Consul General of Poland in Los Angeles, began the evening by decorating a number of Polish veterans and delivering remarks on Poland’s political past and the present. Following the official part, the Polish Constitution Day Celebration continued with a piano recital by Marek Tomaszewski, who was specially invited for the occasion from Paris, France, where he has lived for several decades...
... In his Santa Monica appearance, Mr. Tomaszewski displayed a sure-footed approach to the two large-scale orchestral works on the program, coaxing out of the piano rich orchestral textures and a considerable degree of nuance. Under his hands, Carmina burana and the Rite of Spring proved to be fascinating virtuoso piano pieces, holding their own even when compared with the highly imaginative scoring of their original orchestral versions.
The rousing finale of Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring catapulted the audience to a standing ovation and led to several curtain calls for the artist. Willing to lend an additional patriotic accent to the evening, Mr. Tomaszewski performed his own version of Chopin—a jazzed-up C minor Nocturne and a tango-like take on the Revolutionary Etude. A few most famous snippets of Mussorgsky’s Night on the Bald Mountain served as bridge material between the two variations on Chopin’s standards, conveying a degree of impish amusement for the pianist in blending various styles and composers into his own inventive vision. Two additional encores—this time original compositions by Tomaszewski—added a degree of intimacy and mystery with their delicate textures and sweetly romantic melodic material, and provided an agreeable conclusion to the festive evening.
From Polish Music - by MZ
... In his Santa Monica appearance, Mr. Tomaszewski displayed a sure-footed approach to the two large-scale orchestral works on the program, coaxing out of the piano rich orchestral textures and a considerable degree of nuance. Under his hands, Carmina burana and the Rite of Spring proved to be fascinating virtuoso piano pieces, holding their own even when compared with the highly imaginative scoring of their original orchestral versions.
The rousing finale of Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring catapulted the audience to a standing ovation and led to several curtain calls for the artist. Willing to lend an additional patriotic accent to the evening, Mr. Tomaszewski performed his own version of Chopin—a jazzed-up C minor Nocturne and a tango-like take on the Revolutionary Etude. A few most famous snippets of Mussorgsky’s Night on the Bald Mountain served as bridge material between the two variations on Chopin’s standards, conveying a degree of impish amusement for the pianist in blending various styles and composers into his own inventive vision. Two additional encores—this time original compositions by Tomaszewski—added a degree of intimacy and mystery with their delicate textures and sweetly romantic melodic material, and provided an agreeable conclusion to the festive evening.
From Polish Music - by MZ
posté le : 11/05/09 à 10:23:58
