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Gaiananda 'Tribal' : 2024 Remastered Release
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Gaiananda was a 10 member music and dance troupe at the time this was recorded in 2006
This 'Tribal' video Gaiananda recorded along side 'Rompi Rompi' was originally shot in standard definition format (SD) on two different cameras. The video portion here is uprezzed to a high definition (HD) format and has some minor text & color adjustments.
This is a Pixelfarmers' production created in conjunction with the Gaiananda Dance and Music Ensemble. Aronoff/Tutti Frutti (the combination deemed "Tribal") was a standard of ours that was performed by Gaiananda and videotaped (actual videotape) in the summer of 2006. The original musical composition was created by Greg Morris & recorded by the Gaiananda musicians. The Gaiananda dancers are performing American Tribal Style (ATS) belly dance moves. Six members of this ensemble became part of Keshvar Project after 2009.
Credits:
Mark Stucker: producer/director/2nd editor/director of photography/gaia flutist
Matt Davis: post production;
Beth Fowler:1st camera jib operator;
Mark Mock: 2nd camera;
David Johnson: gaia tupan drummer, 1st asst. director/ set construction;
Suzanne Gerard: gaiananda director of dance; set propping,
Lauren Frederick: gaia dancer/set propping/ set construction;
Camille Wagner: gaia dancer/ set propping;
Kristi Schewe (now Kristi Wrolstad) : gaia dancer/set propping;
Heidi W.: gaia dancer/ set propping;
Gregory Morris: gaia fiddle/audio playback, lighting & gripping assist;
Will Menton: gaia bouzouki player/audio playback, lighting & gripping assist;
Dan Baechle: gaia doumbek drummer, gripping assist;
Lisa Henry: script supervisor, camera dance consultant;
Caroline Good (Caeli), slate clapper, still photographer
Nikko Godoy: audio playback
Lori Mackay: craft services;
Music: Aronoff/ Tutti Frutti "Tribal' - Greg Morris
Many thanks to our post production facility Red Echo Post and Craig Tyree.
Thanks to our equipment suppliers: Midwest Grip & Lighting, Camera Department, Kaleidoscope, & Melissa Godoy.
Shot on location at the Center for World Rhythms and Movement
- Cincinnati, OH.
This is a Pixelfarmers Production ©2006-2007
This 'Tribal' video Gaiananda recorded along side 'Rompi Rompi' was originally shot in standard definition format (SD) on two different cameras. The video portion here is uprezzed to a high definition (HD) format and has some minor text & color adjustments.
This is a Pixelfarmers' production created in conjunction with the Gaiananda Dance and Music Ensemble. Aronoff/Tutti Frutti (the combination deemed "Tribal") was a standard of ours that was performed by Gaiananda and videotaped (actual videotape) in the summer of 2006. The original musical composition was created by Greg Morris & recorded by the Gaiananda musicians. The Gaiananda dancers are performing American Tribal Style (ATS) belly dance moves. Six members of this ensemble became part of Keshvar Project after 2009.
Credits:
Mark Stucker: producer/director/2nd editor/director of photography/gaia flutist
Matt Davis: post production;
Beth Fowler:1st camera jib operator;
Mark Mock: 2nd camera;
David Johnson: gaia tupan drummer, 1st asst. director/ set construction;
Suzanne Gerard: gaiananda director of dance; set propping,
Lauren Frederick: gaia dancer/set propping/ set construction;
Camille Wagner: gaia dancer/ set propping;
Kristi Schewe (now Kristi Wrolstad) : gaia dancer/set propping;
Heidi W.: gaia dancer/ set propping;
Gregory Morris: gaia fiddle/audio playback, lighting & gripping assist;
Will Menton: gaia bouzouki player/audio playback, lighting & gripping assist;
Dan Baechle: gaia doumbek drummer, gripping assist;
Lisa Henry: script supervisor, camera dance consultant;
Caroline Good (Caeli), slate clapper, still photographer
Nikko Godoy: audio playback
Lori Mackay: craft services;
Music: Aronoff/ Tutti Frutti "Tribal' - Greg Morris
Many thanks to our post production facility Red Echo Post and Craig Tyree.
Thanks to our equipment suppliers: Midwest Grip & Lighting, Camera Department, Kaleidoscope, & Melissa Godoy.
Shot on location at the Center for World Rhythms and Movement
- Cincinnati, OH.
This is a Pixelfarmers Production ©2006-2007