Inspired by the idea that imagining colours and textures can enrich and deepen a musical interpretation, Prélude Romantique is a music video based on the homonymous piano piece by Québec composer André Mathieu. It explores the superposition of analog film textures, piano playing and images of a road trip in the Eastern Townships, a bucolic region of Québec. The project is a North-South collaboration between Canadian pianist Marc Bourdeau, Brazilian filmmaker Caio Amon, and Guatemalan-Canadian cinematographer Yann-Manuel Hernandez.
André Mathieu
Prélude Nº 5 (1951) "Prélude Romantique"
Staff
Direction: CAIO AMON
Piano: MARC BOURDEAU
Music: ANDRÉ MATHIEU, Prélude No. 5 "Prélude Romantique"
Producer: CAIO AMON
Associate Producer: MARC BOURDEAU
Production Company: EROICA_conteúdo
Cinematography: YANN-MANUEL HERNANDEZ
Road trip images: CAIO AMON
Editing and Color Grading: CAIO AMON
Camera assistant:LAETITIA DEMESSENCE
Gaffer: AMINE SAHED
Key Grip: SULE HEITNER
Lighting DesignJULIEN MERCÉ
Sound engineer: SÉBASTIEN BOUCHER
Lighting Technician: MATHIEU PHANEUF
Set Technicien: ÉRIC MARTINEZ
Sound Recording and Editing: ANNE-MARIE SYLVESTRE, HARUKA NAGATA
Production Company: EROICA_conteúdo
Financing: CALQ – Conseil des lettres et des arts du Québec
Filmed at salle Pauline-Julien (QC) - Local 56 IATSE
