Duvchi’s river melody
In this surreal and speculative piece, a robot finds a piano and draws all the creatures of the sea to him through his beautiful and contemplative music.
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- Production Company Salomonsson Agency
- Director Simon Stalenhag
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Credits
View on- Production Company Salomonsson Agency
- Director Simon Stalenhag
- VFX Goodbye Kansas Studios/Stockholm
- Executive Producer Tom Olsson
- DP Johan Hannu
- Editor Peter Wendin
- VFX Supervisor Staffan Linder
- VFX Producer Hanna Nordersnoe
- Animator Fredrik Olsson
- Animator Jonas Forsman
- Animator Jonathan Skifs
- Animator Christina Sidoti
- Animation Staffan Linder
- Sound Mattias Eklund
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Salomonsson Agency
- Director Simon Stalenhag
- VFX Goodbye Kansas Studios/Stockholm
- Executive Producer Tom Olsson
- DP Johan Hannu
- Editor Peter Wendin
- VFX Supervisor Staffan Linder
- VFX Producer Hanna Nordersnoe
- Animator Fredrik Olsson
- Animator Jonas Forsman
- Animator Jonathan Skifs
- Animator Christina Sidoti
- Animation Staffan Linder
- Sound Mattias Eklund
You see a piano, covered in graffiti, by a river. The only option is to sit at the bench and play the music on the stand.
As a grifter robot walks through the forest, he finds a miraculous instrument. With strings that descend into the murky waters below, he begins to plunk out the cords of Geronimo. The strings plunge into the river and reverberate with a kind of magic that comes from music, drawing out schools of fish, sharks, and even a whale.
Strange and wonderful, the imagery for the Duvchi promo is that of a post-apocalyptic world, one without humans but with their remnants. Directed by Simon Stalenhag and produced by Salomonsson Agency, the piece shows off what can be done with a great idea and a moving track. VFX work for Geronimo was done by Goodbye Kansas Studios.
