DANCING LIGHTS
Australia / 2014 / 4 min / Colour
Italian premiere
With the music of Edvard Grieg’s Peer Gynt, Dancing Lights is a visual exploration of the archipelago of the Lofoten Islands in Norway, made using time-lapse technology. The music accompanies the images of the changing colours of the imposing mountains that rise from the sea, of the frozen lakes, and the fi shermen’s villages. The Gulf Stream keeps the temperatures mild, even if this area is above the Arctic Circle. During the long winters, the sun appears on the horizon for barely a few hours, but it is at night that the true spectacle begins, with the aurora borealis appearing like a dance of light.
Filippo Rivetti
Born in Milan in 1981, he earned a university degree in engineering. After moving to Australia, he cultivated a passion for photography. He utilizes the techniques of high quality motion control timelapse and hyperlapse to create visual stories that explore and document various regions and cultures of the world.
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Subject Filippo RivettiScreenplay Filippo RivettiCinematography Filippo RivettiSound Filippo RivettiEditing Filippo RivettiMusic Edvard GriegProducer Filippo RivettiProduction company Filippo Rivetti Photography
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