Original Score for “Drawn Together”, a new short film for @nvsblefrend
Starring: @demharm
Director: @jackwelles
Animator: @simeone.art
Director of Photography: @adamcolemandp
1st AC: Lucia Rinaldi
Executive Producers: @andrewtbrooks & @sticksatshort
Soundtrack by: Colin Davis
Edited by: @natekatz_@whitehousepost
Colored by: Brianna Brackett @ Carbon VFX
In association with Valiant Pictures
Associate Producers: Matthew Domato & Vincent Lin
Post sound by Tibbo Sound, Inc
Sound Design by: Kunal Rajan
Recording Mix by: Stephen Tibbo
Available on YouTube
Snippet from Gianni Berengo Gardin’s A Tale of Two Cities.
This film was directed by my mother(!), Donna Serbe-Davis, and was released to festivals in 2018-2019.
I contributed some original music, including the main theme (heard here).
So glad this important film has been well received. Congrats to all of those involved!
Director and Producer: Donna Serbe-Davis
Executive Producers: @timotheuslade and Eric Davis
Editor: @timotheuslade
Cinematographer: @gavakarma
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“How can the endangered city of Venice be preserved? Gianni Berengo Gardin, Italy’s most famous living photographer, addresses this question with his powerful photographs. This film both offers a compelling portrait of the photographer and his work, which celebrates the daily life of Venice and its people over many decades, and recounts the dramatic story of a controversial exhibition that triggered debate, protests, and an international outcry. Berengo Gardin’s early work highlights the “lost” Venice of cafes, canals, and markets that made up a small and vibrant community, and his more modern work effectively shows the cost of tourism gone awry, with his images of the city always under the looming shadows of giant cruise ships. The documentary thus simultaneously examines the photographer’s commitment to Venice and cogently makes the case for why cruise-ship tourism in Venice needs to be curbed to protect this Italian jewel.” - St. Louis Film Festival
New original music for the latest Google Pixel campaign, featuring an amazing array of photographers voicing important perspectives on longstanding issues.
