LIGHT DUST (Regolith: Act 1)
Like a fata morgana in the desert, Regolith appears in four distinct parts of a figure appearing and re-appearing behind the backdrop of a landscape. Displaced and yet in harmony with the surroundings, the figure reflects light and enters a state of constant flow, working with and yet against the distorted sound of the short films to accompany it. Regolith is defined as non-fixed rocks and debris that we can find on the surface of planets. Almost like an expulsed matter, which lingers on the surface. Dust and particles that break the light as it falls upon them in rays. These particles seem to dance to an unwritten rhythm. In the first part of this short film series, Light Dust, we can see these particles. There is an endless possibility.
Direction and Video Concept @dphproduction
Direction and Photography @ramshergill
Designer @juliaclancey
Make Up @thebeautysensei
Model @tifenymoreira
Sound Design @doug.haywood using music by Blear Moon and The Industrialism
Filmed on location in California, United States: Joshua Tree, Death Valley, Palm Springs
REGOLITH © The Protagonist Magazine and DPH Creative Production 2020