Nocturnes: Paintings by Eric Merrell
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Los Angeles artist Eric Merrell is best known for "Nocturnes", a series of abstract desert works that he has painted all over Southern California, each solely by the light of the moon. In our latest documentary short from director Alec Ernest, we take an overnight trip with the artist to Joshua Tree National Park, where night falls and the desert takes on a surreal and mysterious beauty, where edges blur and shapes transform, and solitude takes on a whole new meaning.
See more of Eric's work: www.ericmerrell...
Produced and Directed for the Los Angeles Review of Books by Alec Ernest (www.alecernest.com)
Executive Producers - Jerry Gorin, Tom Lutz, Jonathan Hahn
Cinematographer - Ryan Carmody
Editor - Jack Price
Composer - Aaron Stein-Chester
Location Sound and Titles - Jesse Merrell
Colorist - Brandon Chavez
Post Sound - Steve Bucino
Cameras provided by Stray Angel Films (www.strayangel.com)
See a Behind The Scenes video: • Nocturnes BTS | Shooti...
Absolutely mesmerizing. Eric Merrell is a recognized artistic talent globally, and highly respected by his artistic peers. This is an extraordinary insightful documentary. Magnificent photography. Kudos to all who participated making this documentary.
Painting moonlight nocturnes in the desert has always been my dream.
Very inspiring Eric.
Loved it. Night shots are almost like how human eyes can see in full moon. wow.
Fabulous video! I love how Eric paints the feeling of the desert rather than exactly what is seen. You can feel his energy in the paintings.
Awesome stuff Eric!
this moonlight is so incredibly luminous!
EXCELLENCE
Great sound in this video.
thank you for sharing this amazing experience with us
Love this video and the art.
Thank you for sharing this insightful film. I shared it on my school's FB page and hope it inspires my students to try painting at night. Gotta check your shoes for crawly things, though. :-)
Cool
Hey guys, amazing video! What set up did you use for sound?
Is the banding visible before u upload it to youtube?