Title | BLINK TEST |
Brand | JIMMY NELSON FOUNDATION |
Product / Service | JIMMY NELSON FOUNDATION |
Category | A01. Direction |
Entrant | WUNDERMAN THOMPSON Mumbai , INDIA |
Idea Creation | J. WALTER THOMPSON INDIA Mumbai, INDIA |
Idea Creation 2 | J. WALTER THOMPSON AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS |
Media Placement | WUNDERMAN THOMPSON INDIA Gurugram, INDIA |
Production | SMALL FRY PRODUCTIONS Mumbai, INDIA |
Name | Company | Position |
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Senthil Kumar | Wunderman Thompson | Chief Creative Officer |
Jimmy Nelson | Jimmy Nelson Foundation | Director Of Photography |
Bas Korsten | J Walter Thompson Amsterdam | Creative Director |
Marit De Hoog | Jimmy Nelson Foundation | PR Manager |
Skanda Adiga | Innov Reality | Technology Director |
Dhruv Ghanekar | Wah Wah Music | Music Director |
Joseph George | Wah Wah Music | Sound Engineer |
Priyank Prem Kumar | Independant | Editor |
Dev Nayak | Prime Focus | Editor |
Kevin Menezes | Wunderman Thompson | Editor |
JOIN THE JOURNEY TO SAVE THE LAST FEW INDIGENOUS TRIBES. The Blink film documents Photographer Jimmy Nelson’s journey to preserve indigenous cultures, that're disappearing faster than you can blink, as their family trees, forests, rivers and habitats are destroyed in the quest for human progress. THE IDEA IS TO CELEBRATE THE COURAGE OF THE LAST INDIGENOUS TRIBES, STANDING STILL, IN SPITE OF AN ENDANGERED FUTURE. The film is a photographic study of the spiritual similarity and cultural differences between 36 isolated tribes, and their parallel journeys. STILL PHOTOGRAPHS INTO CULTURAL CINEMAGRAPHS : A series of immersive cinemagraphs stitched together from thousands of indigenous family portraits and never seen before still photographs elevate the visual narrative. AN INDIGENOUS SOUNDSCAPE: Warning signals, tribal beats, chorus chants, vocal percussion, war cries and voices of the indigenous tribes, elevate the sound design and original music score. An interactive immersive experience. BLINK. AND THEY'RE GONE.
The parallels between the biodiversity of the planet and its cultural diversity are very clear. Our ethnodiversity, our ethnosphere, must also be protected. We all come from the same source and together we are going through an amazing period of cultural evolution. Peoples with unique cultural identities need to be respected, cherished and protected. To secure the future of indigenous people and their rights, we need to share their story with the world. The Blink film documents Photographer Jimmy Nelson’s journey to save indigenous cultures, that are disappearing faster than you can blink, as their family trees, rivers, forests and habitats are destroyed in the quest for human progress. Still photographs stitched into a series of Cinemagraphs elevate the visual storytelling, celebrating the courage of the last few indigenous tribes standing still, in spite of an endangered future. A preservation in film, curating their spiritual similarity and cultural diversity.
It was the Director's vision; TO CELEBRATE THE COURAGE OF THE LAST INDIGENOUS TRIBES, STANDING STILL, IN SPITE OF AN ENDANGERED FUTURE. The Director wanted to bring this vision to life in both the audio and the visual narratives. STILL PHOTOGRAPHS WERE CURATED INTO CULTURAL CINEMAGRAPHS : A series of immersive cinemagraphs stitched together from thousands of indigenous family portraits and never seen before still photographs elevate the visual narrative. The film features the brave indigenous tribes standing still while the forces of nature moved all around them, like clouds, water, wind and smoke from active volcanoes. A unique treatment to make the film immersive. AN INDIGENOUS SOUNDSCAPE: Warning signals, tribal beats, chorus chants, vocal percussion, war cries and voices of the indigenous tribes, elevate the sound design and original music score. The vision was amplified further with the Blink Test interactive experience. BLINK. AND THEY'RE GONE.