{"id":135310,"date":"2024-07-03T10:23:47","date_gmt":"2024-07-03T08:23:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.unirufa.it\/?p=135310"},"modified":"2024-09-20T15:24:25","modified_gmt":"2024-09-20T13:24:25","slug":"music-meets-film-arts","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.unirufa.it\/en\/2024\/07\/03\/music-meets-film-arts\/","title":{"rendered":"Music Meets Film Arts"},"content":{"rendered":"

Music Meets Film Arts<\/em>, a creative encounter between RUFA and Saint Louis.
\nThe project stems from the collaboration between RUFA students from the Master’s course in Film Arts<\/span><\/a> and students from the Jazz and Pop academic courses at the Saint Louis College of Music.<\/span><\/a>
\nGuided by a shared passion for visual and musical arts, students from the two AFAM Institutes worked closely together to create three explosive music videos.<\/h3>\n

 
\nThe project, conceived as a monographic part of the Cinematography 2<\/em> course taught by Francesco Pennica<\/a> and aimed at second-year Film Arts students (Languages and techniques of the music video from the eighties to today<\/em>), allowed students to explore the languages and techniques of the music video<\/strong>, a hybrid and transversal genre that emerged in the early eighties with MTV and whose golden age ended with the advent of the internet, but still represents a fertile ground for exploring the intersection of music and cinema arts.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The aim of the project, involving students from both Institutes through the production of three music videos<\/strong>, is to stimulate the creative exchange of young filmmakers and musicians<\/strong>, promoting teamwork within curricular activities and with an interdisciplinary spirit.
\nRUFA students analyzed the musical pieces sent by the students of the Saint Louis College of Music, belonging to three distinct genres: Jazz, Electro-Pop, and Rock<\/strong>. Divided into three groups, each working on a piece, the students tackled the various phases of the project together with enthusiasm and dedication.<\/p>\n

The project phases included the analysis of the language and storytelling techniques in music videos, listening to and analyzing the submitted pieces, developing creative proposals, pre-production with the definition of locations, cast, and costumes, shooting, editing, and post-production.<\/span><\/h4>\n

 
\nThe participation of Italian and international students brought a variety of cultural perspectives, further enriching the collaborative aspect of the project. The phases of music video production were coordinated by RUFA teacher Francesco Pennica, with the support of Film Arts students, in collaboration with the Saint Louis Music Production team led by Alessandro Peana for the Saint Louis College of Music.
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The three teams that collaborated on the three videoclips:<\/span><\/h4>\n

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1\u00b0 Group | Videoclip for LUI \u00c8 QUI<\/span><\/h4>\n

Music: NAPSTAMIND (Michelangelo Rupolo voce batteria, Michele Cipollini chitarra e voce, Lorenzo Colombo basso e voce)
\nDirector: Guibert Najarian
\nAssistant Director: Tracy Bou Farah
\nProducer: Valentina Bolado
\nAssistant Production: Tracy Bou Farah
\nWriter: Valentina Bolado
\nAssistant Writer: Tracy Bou Farah
\nCinematographer: Ana Clara Bob
\nFirst AC: Nicolo Piccioni
\nGaffer: Chiara De Benedetti, Marta Fiore
\nSecond AC: Elena Cavazzini
\nCamera Operators: Matteo Angelini, Ana Clara Bob
\nMakeup\/Hair\/Wardrobe: Valentina Bolado
\nDIT: Tracy Bou Farah
\nEditor: Guibert Najarian
\nAssistant Editor: Tracy Bou Farah
\nColorist: Ana Clara Bob
\nLocation Scouting: Matteo Angelini , Ana Clara Bob
\nBTS Photographers: Francesca Barucca, Daniel Grachev
\nBTS Videographer: Baldassarre Caradonna
\nBTS Editors:\u00a0Vasilissa Mrochko,\u00a0Liza Tabagari,\u00a0Martino Tamborski
\nCast: Francesca Manari, Francesco Are, Leon Ribotta
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Watch the official video clip of LUI \u00c8 QUI<\/h4>\n