Broken Melody

Directed by Iacopo Carapelli

 

Broken Melody is the first single from the Italian composer and musician Caterina Barbieri’s new album Spirit Exit, which will be out on 8th July through her recently launched label, light-years. 

The music video, a result of the artistic collaboration with Ruben Spini, is directed by Iacopo Carapelli and co-produced by C41 and Blackball. Like a direct portal to another dimension, it takes us on a visual journey into her sound world. Crossing abstract and almost sacred landscapes, stone caves, and dark woods, we face different bodies levitating in slow-motion, intertwining, and restlessly lying on the ground. Elements that move simultaneously fast and slow, feeling both massive like a force of nature, and at the same time intimate like a private conversation. An intimate journey into Caterina Barbieri’s crafted sound, that stands as a reflection of our times. In which the beautiful and the dreadful effortlessly coexist.

Elements of the footage used for the Broken Melody visual will be featured in a multimedia installation from Caterina Barbieri Ruben Spini called Vigil, commissioned by 180 Studios. It will be part of Future Shock, a major new exhibition of 14 leading international artists and collectives working at the cutting-edge of audiovisual technology, open at London’s 180 The Strand from 28 April and till 28 August 2022.


Produced by C41 (@c41.eu)

Co-Produced: Blackball (@blackball)

Co-commissioned by 180 Studios  (@180.studios) and Fact Magazine (@factmag)

Executive Producer: Barbara Guieu (@barbara_guieu)

Artist: Caterina Barbieri (@cat_barbieri)

Concept & Art Direction: Caterina Barbieri (@cat_barbieri) & Ruben Spini (@rubenspini)

Director: Iacopo Carapelli (@iacopocarapelli)

DoP: Giuseppe Favale (@giuseppefavale)

Editor: Iacopo Carapelli (@iacopocarapelli) & Elena Petitti di Roreto (@komollo)

Colorist: Orash Rahnem (@orashr)

Label: light-years (@light____years)

Post production: DEEPICE, Mauro Moretti, Roberto D’Ippolito x

Titles: Nicola Tirabasso

Production Manager: Maria Borgognoni (@maria.borgognoni)

Assistant Producer: Lorenzo Poloni 

Scenography: Fabrizio D’Arpino

Assistant Scenography: Elena Strafella

Prop Master: Gianfranco Parmigiani 

Movement Director: Elisa Zuppini (@elisazuppini)

MUA – Greta Giannone (@poiccahontas)

Characters: Inga Lavarini (@ingalavarini), Federica Nicastro (@fednicastro), Omar Jaimes (@omarjaimes_), Costanza Candeloro (@costanza.candixx), Filippo Beccati (@fairy_hustler), Joselin Solange Morales, Giulia Fossati (@3timesmyname), Gabriele Gangi, Elisa Zuppini (@elisazuppini)

Phantom Operator: Claudio Fusini

1st AC: Paolo Gobbi (@paologobbi8)

2nd AC: Davide Bongiorni

Stage AC:  Riccardo Lorenzi

Gaffer:  Francesco Galli

Elettricista: Fabio Proserpio, Marco Marangoni 

Key Grip: Riccardo Villella (@villellariccardo)

Grip: Alessio Zecchinello (@zecchinelloalessio), Fabio Macchi (@fabio_macchi)

Rigger: Luca Fachini, Enrico Comeo 

Drone: Turbostudio (@turbostudio__skydivision)

Drone Operator:  Rocco Diddio (@rocco__didio)

 
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