Ravel – Performed by John Wysocki Brooklyn, NY – 2016. Experimental Music Video
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This is a 13 episode video series we edited and mastered for Cornell University.
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Experience the vibrant essence of a non-profit’s immersive live art and music event through our experiential highlight video. Our cinematic approach captures the dynamic energy of participants in a 900 sqft space, where audiences freely engage in a highly sensory, unrehearsed live music experience.
This compelling project played a pivotal role in securing funds for the upcoming rendition, showcasing the event’s unique allure and impact. Trust us to be your ultimate live event videography partner, committed to delivering unparalleled visual storytelling that elevates every moment to an unforgettable spectacle.
In part one of the process, join Dr. Ryan Norris and graduate students, as they research the decline of Gray Jays in Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada. Each year, Norris and his team search the park to locate new Gray Jay nests to closely monitor reproduction success rates and continue to better understand reasoning for the Jay’s decline. This research, started by Dan Strickland in the early 1970’s, has shown a 50% decline of this species in Algonquin and has suggested that warmer temperatures, attributed to climate change, are causing Gray Jay’s critically important cached food to spoil.
