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NOMADIC STAR

World Done Changed / Song & music film

FIREBALL

Religion and technology intertwine as a world on the edge of destruction parties towards its final call.

A monumental head opens to reveal a burning city above a storm filled landscape.

A world across time

Biblical echoes.
Present tensions.
A future at the edge.

Ancient imagery, contemporary life and imagined technology occupy the same world. Sacred grandeur meets hunger, excess and the ordinary business of surviving.

A man opens a sparse fridge while celestial figures gather behind him.

From the visual world

The cosmic and the everyday share the same room.

Cinematic studies

A world in free fall.

Movement, scale and physical texture carry the visual language. The surreal should feel as though it could be photographed.

A falling figure reaches forward between burning wings and towering buildings.
Black feathers burn as a wing sweeps through a monumental city.

Character development

A body that belongs
to this world.

Costume, face, posture and materials are developed together. A character needs to remain recognisable as the camera moves.

Character and costume study / Open to inspect

From music to cinema

The song opens
the world.

Fireball began with a song. A short music video brings its world into motion, supported by character studies and cinematic imagery.

The next expression can build from what the music and images have already established.

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Fireball / Music film

Watch Fireball.

The song and its visual world in motion.

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