We’ve got a few different videos for you this week… some high end aluminium mountain bike construction, contemporary art, whisky stones and ballet shoes…
Take a look behind the scenes to see one aspect of our our process, prototype fabrication.
Presented By: Yeti Cycles
Filmed By: John Reynolds & Craig Grant
Direction By: Craig Grant
The 19′s are an exploration of sand casting technique. Essentially a shape is pressed into sand to create a void, and metal is roughly poured into the void. Some “overspill” is a by-product of this process, which is, in conventional circumstance, cleaned up after production and re-finished.
Instead, in this project we explored the expressive possibilities of the “overspill” giving the piece a phenomenological identity.
In the 19′s, a large and generous overspill is encouraged during the production process, which is designed to occur at the rim of each bowl. The brass overflows around the perimeter of the bowl in a completely unpredictable manner, making each piece completely unique from any other ever made.
19′s are made of recycled brass at the oldest foundry on the West Coast of Canada, located in East Vancouver. The ‘overspill’ oxidizes instantly during the pour, producing a highly textured surface which stands in contrast to the interior of the bowl surface, which is polished to a near mirror finish.
Music by Brasstronaut
Video by Gwenael Lewis and Geoff Hunt
Sound Mixing by Post Modern Sound
“We produce a product that I guarantee forever, because I think it’ll last forever”
The story of ballet shoes, from the factory to the stage. Filmed on location at Freed of London & the New York City Ballet. Client: New York City Ballet Director + Editor: Galen Summer Producer: Kristin Sloan Director of Photography: Hillary Spera Sound Mixer: Guillermo Pena Tapia www.unionhz.tv www.galensummer.com www.nycballet.com
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