Brooklyn Film Festival 2012
MOVE has been selected for the 15th Brooklyn Film Festival.
More information may be found here.
MOVE has been selected for the 15th Brooklyn Film Festival.
More information may be found here.
I had the pleasure of scoring this dystopian short film created by Danish filmmaker Christian Kampmann.
“Drømmen” (The Dream) is a Danish short film written and directed by Christian Kampmann Olsen.
Venue: Xeneriet, Vejle, DK on Friday the 13th of January at 7 p.m.
The Spanish blog “Todas” just posted an interview with me:
http://www.entretodas.net/2011/12/29/interview-claus-gahrn-composer-for-film-and-media/
The latest episode of the award winning sci-fi machinima series produced by PookyMedia.
Time Travelers is an animated adventure series about the future. Three teens discover a time machine, travel into the future in a desperate race to protect their world from the destructive forces of the Pattern. Along the way they run into themselves and meet a friendly virtual avatar who guides them in their journey to save the future.
The official trailer for the Danish horror film “LT”, which I am scoring, has now been released.
This Autumn MOVE will be screened at the following festivals:
Barrie Film Festival Short Film Showcase & Awards, Canada ( October 16th).
HAMILTON FILM FESTIVAL 2011, Canada (1st – 6th of November).
Interfilm – The 27th International Short Film Festival in Berlin, Germany ( 15th -20th of November).
International Film Festival ETIUDA & ANIMA 2011 in Krakow, Poland (18th – 24th of November).
“MOVE” has been chosen as one of the twenty short films that will be screened at the Barrie Film Festival Short Film Showcase & Awards Night on Saturday, October 16th 2011.
My score for “MOVE”, a Canadian short film directed and produced by John Graham.
MOVE depicts the surreal dream life of a young comatose man, and how it attempts to guide him to consciousness. Although he seems to be disconnected from life, his interior self echoes symbols of caring from the outer conscious world. Even after awakening, his unfathomable imagination presents more ambiguity.
More information about the film: http://movethefilm.ca/
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