Kogonada. Enhancing film moods by editing. A soul & a photographic eye.
Posted by Raluca Turcanasu on / 0 Comments
I randomly discovered kogonada.com – as random as you discover all inspirational things online. His videos, mesh-ups of famous films, fascinated and inspired me within the first seconds.
Watch this gentle, gracious tribute to Robert Bresson’s photography:
Hands of Bresson from kogonada on Vimeo.
How accurate of Bresson imaginarium! How simple yet full of underlying meaning.
He (then) goes on with Sounds of Aronofsky.
Sounds of Aronofsky from kogonada on Vimeo.
Again, a suprising comprised work of Aronofsky, playing with his close-up and „macro-noises”. By the way, I highly recommend all of Aronofsky’s films, just one of those directors on the not-to-miss list.
Moving on to another such director, one with a completely different poetic. The mighty playful Wes. Say no more, just
Wes Anderson // From Above from kogonada on Vimeo.
Last one I’ll feature is Breaking Bad – Point of View, cause it’s also one of my fav TV shows and I appreciate Kogonada for taking note of this recurrent techique here.
Breaking Bad // POV from kogonada on Vimeo.
If you watch all of Kogonada’s videos with a keen eye you might as well end up knowing more about shooting & directing.
