The lovely story of an adventurous butterfly as imagined by Miranda Stet and Vincent Uilenbroek for Krater’s “Lightning Bulb”. A couple of words from director Miranda Stet about the creative process:   “We wanted to find a nice synergy with the song, about being stuck in a moment: not daring to look into the future, with an endless restlessness but in the same time being confident that you do not want to say goodbye. Feeling always insecure and desperate is in a way also a form of security. We wanted to create a surreal world, a bulb. An environment filled with swarming animals and insects that appear as shapes and become synonymous with the main character. We felt it was important to emphasize an imperfection and therefore most of video is freehand recorded. The animations show a certain awkwardness to illustrate the difficulty of making any progress.  It was a conscious choice to minimize the digital effects. Only the colors were manipulated.”

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    title:

    Lightning Bulb

    artist:

    Krater

    director:

    Miranda Stet and Vincent Uilenbroek

     kratermusic.nl

    mirmotion.nl

    vincentuilenbroek.nl


     


    Lightning Bulb

    The lovely story of an adventurous butterfly as imagined by Miranda Stet and Vincent Uilenbroek for Krater’s “Lightning Bulb”.

    A couple of words from director Miranda Stet about the creative process:
     
    “We wanted to find a nice synergy with the song, about being stuck in a moment: not daring to look into the future, with an endless restlessness but in the same time being confident that you do not want to say goodbye. Feeling always insecure and desperate is in a way also a form of security.
    We wanted to create a surreal world, a bulb. An environment filled with swarming animals and insects that appear as shapes and become synonymous with the main character.
    We felt it was important to emphasize an imperfection and therefore most of video is freehand recorded. The animations show a certain awkwardness to illustrate the difficulty of making any progress.
     It was a conscious choice to minimize the digital effects. Only the colors were manipulated.”
    Tags: animation, atmospheric, directors from Holland, experimental