Efterklang - Between The Walls / Black Summer

Between The Walls is taken from Efterklang's 4th album 'Piramida' released September 2012 on 4AD & Rumraket. You can buy 'Piramida' on Vinyl, CD and MP3 via http://www.efterklang.net. 

Buy on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/itunespiramida.

Watch the Efterklang documentary 'The Ghost of Piramida' viahttp://www.theghostofpiramida.com

VIDEO CREDITS:

Cast - Sara Hjort & Peter Hald 

Director - Sebastian Birk 
Director of Photography - Jacob Møller 
Editor - Emil Emil
Producer - Rikke Tambo Andersen
Assistant Director - Siri Katzenelson 
Colorist - Daniel De Vue
VFX - Mikkel Hansen 
Hair & Makeup - Sofie Runedatter 
Assistant Photographer - Tim Klausen
Costume - Emilie Holm & WOODWOOD 
Production Manager - Josephine Marcher
Gaffer - Mathias Klok
Gaffer - Malik Thomas 
Runner - Kasper Laier Plougmand 
Runner - Emma Agergaard Svendsen 

Production Company - NORTHWARD 

The Director whishes to thank the following people: 
BaconX - WOODWOOD - Kameraudlejningen - Filmgear - Rasmus Stolberg - Hvass&Hannibal - Daniel Borgman - Thomas Daneskov - Mickey Peter Nørregaard - Sebastian Abrahamsen - Egypt - Andrew Blackman - Julie Marie Christensen - Lasse Emil Asly - Frederik Louis Hviid - Metroxpress - EFTERKLANG

http://www.efterklang.net

The video for Efterklang's Black Summer is made and produced by Everything All at Once (Kevan Funk and Benjamin Loeb). 

Black Summer is taken from Efterklang's 4th album Piramida released September 2012 on 4AD & Rumraket. You can buy Piramida on Vinyl, CD and MP3 via http://www.efterklang.net. Buy on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/itunespiramida. Watch the Efterklang documentary 'The Ghost of Piramida' herehttp://www.theghostofpiramida.com

A note from Kevan Funk and Benjamin Loeb, the makers of the video:
The conceptual basis for the Black Summer video was anchored around a desire to explore issues of incarceration and our perception of criminals. The interest was not to focus on violent criminals, it was instead to focus on individuals who end up in the penal system as a result of systemic issues around poverty, abuse and neglect. The displaced, and ultimately doomed, animals that carry the story are used to illustrate a particular commentary, one that, ironically, attempts to humanize this maligned population.




VIDEO CREDITS:
Video Produced by Everything All At Once

Directed by Kevan Funk
Cinematography by Benjamin Loeb

Production Designer: Caitlin Byrnes
Assistant Production Designer: Harry Brar
1st Camera Assistant: Nick Malcolm
1st Camera Assistant: Peter Hadfield
Steadicam Operator: David Tenniswood

http://www.efterklang.net