Ian Pons Jewell basks in the heatwave
The director has created a sweltering promo for London-based poet, musician and artist James Massiah.
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- Production Company Landia/Argentina
- Director Ian Pons Jewell
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Credits
View on- Production Company Landia/Argentina
- Director Ian Pons Jewell
- Production Co. Reset
- Executive Producer Adrian D'Amario
- Executive Producer Dave Morrison / (Managing Director)
- Head of Production Luciana Abramzon
- DP Mauro Chiarello
- Art Director Sebastian Beretta
- Edit Producer Daniel Breheny
- Post/VFX Company Time Based Arts
- VFX Supervisor Thiago Dantas
- Colorist Lewis Crossfield
- Executive Producer Tom Johnson
- Sound Design String and Tins
- Editor Gaia Borretti
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Landia/Argentina
- Director Ian Pons Jewell
- Production Co. Reset
- Executive Producer Adrian D'Amario
- Executive Producer Dave Morrison / (Managing Director)
- Head of Production Luciana Abramzon
- DP Mauro Chiarello
- Art Director Sebastian Beretta
- Edit Producer Daniel Breheny
- Post/VFX Company Time Based Arts
- VFX Supervisor Thiago Dantas
- Colorist Lewis Crossfield
- Executive Producer Tom Johnson
- Sound Design String and Tins
- Editor Gaia Borretti
With Autumn/Fall now upon us, the thought of bringing back the toasty weather of weeks ago is somewhat tantilsing.
That being said, it's unlikely we'd like it if the heat were taken to the levels displayed in Ian Pons Jewell's sweltering new promo for London-based poet, musician and artist James Massiah.
Shot in Buenos Aires through Landia, in association with Reset and Time Based Arts, Natural Born Killers shows the end of the world in the midst of its final heat wave, one that brings about a rush of dopamine as the inhabitants of the city sweat out their final hours.
Saving its shocks for the final moments, the promo's slow burn (pun intended) and steamy performances are enough to have even the chilliest viewer looking for their fan.
