I’m sitting on the couch having a chat with my buddy Tupac Martir the other day on Facebook (Tupac is the guy behind Satore Studio in London) about making video content on the iPad , and he sends me a little sketch video he made in a program called Brushes on his iPad. It was what looked like a ghost having a conniption fit all around the room, I certainly thought it was pretty interesting. No big deal or grand monumental earth-shattering brain convulsion took place or anything over this video – until I saw this video:
It all comes together as far as art goes — the images I saw from Tupac’s iPad weeks before turned into the background for Porter’s Host of A Ghost, live at Vive Latino 2013! This is the band Porter at this year’s Vive Latino 2013 show. Tupac and his team at Satore Studio created the content and the lighting for Porter’s set, and it was awesome! Here’s Cuervos/No Te Encuentro by Porter at Vive Latino 2013, visuals and lighting by Tupac and Satore Studio:
You have to give it up to Tupac and his crew for the intermingling of color temperatures on this set — the cold, sterile whites from the arcs and the video mixed in with the warm incandescent PAR tones creates an underlying tone of depth that really comes through during the solid color frames from the screen images. I love this!
I found out a bit more about the rig that Tupac was using for the show and about his illustrious team of magic makers…
THE RIG:
16 Mac 2000 Profile
16 Mac 2000 Wash
14 Martin Atomic Strobes
14 MolefayFLOOR PACKAGE:
6 trusses, each with 6 PAR 64, 1 Mac Aura, 1 Atomic 3000, and 6 Mac 2000 Profiles on the floorVIDEO:
1 Catalyst running 6 layers
CONTROL:
1 GrandMA 1 Full size
Show pre-viz in WYSIWYG
Pre-viz using MA on PC
Satore Studio Team:
Creative Director:
Tupac Martir
Lighting Associate:
Muly Yechezkel
Content Creator:
Kenji Ikenaga
Content Assistant:
Fabiola Ruiz-Ortega
Assistant Model Maker:
Patricia Arellano
Production Manager:
Juan Pablo de la Torre from Showbox Inc
Tupac also mentioned that Kenji Ikenaga, the Content Creator for the gig, will be making a video breakdown of each visual and how it was made technically and conceptually! Here’s a teaser…
teaser del making of de Daphne from Kenji Ikenaga on Vimeo.
Awesome work, Satore Studio! Be sure to follow Tupac on Facebook and Tupac on Twitter!