Stop motion and slow mo add summer touch for Tinct

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A colourful and seasonal film for Tinct Handbags uses a combination of stop motion and high-speed filming to showcase a collection of vegetable-tanned leather accessories.

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The film for the brother and sister-run leather goods label, directed and produced by London-based director Jack Driscoll, was shot at Park Village Studio in north London

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In the film, Tinct products are playfully weaved with colours, paints, abstract shapes and vegetation. Screen-Shot-2016-06-10-at-17.08.34

Everything was shot in camera by Marek Mystika, with all set build and props created in the studio on the day.

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“We wanted to create an approach that worked with Tinct’s honest, intricate and handmade values,” said Driscoll. “Whilst it was vital that we created a piece that paired these luxury products with a slick visual aesthetic, it was important to me that we also created something that was real, raw and crafted without any computer-generated effects.”

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“We shot the piece using a combination of stop motion, deploying a Red Dragon on a motion control rig, and high speed Phantom coverage.”

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“Individual layers, such as the paint and the butterfly, were of course shot separately and then layered in. but nothing, other than the manipulation of time, is artificial here.

 

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See other work from Park Village Studio

See other work by Jack Driscoll

Watch the Tinct film 

 

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