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BETA बेटा

BETA बेटा

BETA बेटा

Revelstoke, BC - Luna Arts Festival

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2021

BETA बेटा was created through the curation and partnership of Arts Revelstoke and Dance West Network’s PIVOT: Digital Collaborations Programming. This work premiered at Luna Arts Festival in Revelstoke, and was witnessed by approximately 5000 people. 

BETA बेटा was a prototype, digital installation that plays with the mediums of film, volumetric film and animation. The story explores a mortal who finds herself traveling through dimensions to begin her search for someone who passed on.

My piece on it: When I made BETA बेटा, originally I was researching something else. But before the premiere, when my Dadoo (grandpa) passed away, I watched the story of BETA बेटा change. It had a life of its own, and I merely became an old friend to the work in progress. I left it completely and watched it become a story of a girl who is desperate for another dimension to find someone she loves.

This project is created in partnership with Arts Revelstoke.

Collaborators:

Nancy Lee - Volumetric Filmmaker/Mentor

Kiran Bhumber - Sound Designer

Driftnote - 3D Animation Artist

Alinar Dapilos - Cinematographer

Simran Sachar - Choreography/Direction


Funded by:

BC Arts Council Project Assistance.



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“Her warmth, thoughtful and intentional approach towards the integration of film, technology and dance brings such a unique perspective, and creates inspiring worlds that are full of color, sensation and emotion, provoking visuals that are deeply felt by anyone who witnesses.”


Sophia Mai Wolfe
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Let's Work Together

“Her warmth, thoughtful and intentional approach towards the integration of film, technology and dance brings such a unique perspective, and creates inspiring worlds that are full of color, sensation and emotion, provoking visuals that are deeply felt by anyone who witnesses.”


Sophia Mai Wolfe
(Founder and Artistic Director of F-O-R-M)



Let's Work Together

“Her warmth, thoughtful and intentional approach towards the integration of film, technology and dance brings such a unique perspective, and creates inspiring worlds that are full of color, sensation and emotion, provoking visuals that are deeply felt by anyone who witnesses.”


Sophia Mai Wolfe
(Founder and Artistic Director of F-O-R-M)