I have very rarely posted on DIYAudio the last three years.
I had finished my feature documentary about dancers in the GDR and their life
under the communist regime.
So "Keep Moving" has several meanings - not only to move as a dancer
but also to get over the Berlin Wall, getting used to Western society
and to adopt to changes in life - because in a dancer`s mid-thirties
his body is literally worn out -he is forced to find a new job and establish a new life.
Being a film editor and sound designer for 30 years,
making a feature length documentary is nothing new to me.
But Keep Moving was also my debut as a producer, director, cameraman, sound mixer.
The result seems to be fairly good as I was invited to the
Berlin International Film Festival, Berlinale -
one of the most renowned festivals worldwide -
as well as on other festivals.
Not bad for a feature made without
any funding and edited and mixed in my sleeping room - DIY
Keep Moving is available here:
fishermansframe.gumroad.com/l/abtyf
with subtitles in English, Chinese, Spanish, French, Greek, Polish.
When you click on the film poster, you can also watch the trailer.
All the best,
Salar
I had finished my feature documentary about dancers in the GDR and their life
under the communist regime.
So "Keep Moving" has several meanings - not only to move as a dancer
but also to get over the Berlin Wall, getting used to Western society
and to adopt to changes in life - because in a dancer`s mid-thirties
his body is literally worn out -he is forced to find a new job and establish a new life.
Being a film editor and sound designer for 30 years,
making a feature length documentary is nothing new to me.
But Keep Moving was also my debut as a producer, director, cameraman, sound mixer.
The result seems to be fairly good as I was invited to the
Berlin International Film Festival, Berlinale -
one of the most renowned festivals worldwide -
as well as on other festivals.
Not bad for a feature made without
any funding and edited and mixed in my sleeping room - DIY
Keep Moving is available here:
fishermansframe.gumroad.com/l/abtyf
with subtitles in English, Chinese, Spanish, French, Greek, Polish.
When you click on the film poster, you can also watch the trailer.
All the best,
Salar
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