Silent Studios were commissioned by luxury mobile phone company Vertu to create three installations for the launch of their first smartphone Constellation Quest. In an enticing mix of old and new, guests were treated to immersive projections and 360º sound installations, all in the palatial surroundings of London’s Lancaster House. The event then toured internationally from New York to Moscow.
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For the 3rd year running Silent Studios were commissioned to create visuals for The Black Ball – an annual fundraising gala for Alicia Keys’ aids awareness charity Keep A Child Alive.
Held this year in the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York, we designed bespoke visuals for live performances by Janelle Monae, Jay-Z and Sade. Sade!!!
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The SS11 Womenswear ready-to-wear collection features pieces from the Bally archive interpreted into contemporary garments. This mix of heritage and modernity is reflected in our presentation film – statuesque models rotate slowly on the spot, garments flickering and changing in time to an abstract soundscape of bird calls.
The models were shot by independent production facility Punderson’s Gardens.
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A big “thanks” to everyone who came down to our private view at Sketch Gallery, London. It was great to see so many friendly faces, fun times!
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A site visit to Battersea Power Station for the start of a new collaboration with lighting designer Nick Gray (Renegade) and Steve Greetham (XL Video). We’ll be projection mapping the South façade in November!
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If you would like to attend our private view on 10th August at Sketch please rsvp to henrike.dreier[@]silentstudios.co.uk
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Here’s an animation that we did for the Broken Bells show on Monday night at the Royal Festival Hall. This was projected onto Waterloo Bridge as people walked home…
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A dramatic finale to the 25 dresses film…
Dir: Mark Jenkinson @ Superglue
Music: ‘What Now?’ by Alex Metric
Holographic Projection: Musion
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Director Mark Jenkinson was commissioned to shoot a film celebrating the British Fashion Council’s 2th Anniversary. The holographic film of models wearing groundbreaking pieces from the last 25 years blurred the real with the hyper-real. Filmed on high speed cameras for slow motion playback, the 3D effect provided a dreamlike accompaniment to dinner in the Great Hall.
Dir: Mark Jenkinson @ Superglue
Type: Silent Studios
Holographic Projection: Musion
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