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I'm DP-ing a black comedy called "Black Wedding" during August.
Gonna post some BTS in the next weeks, here is our first lighting tests:
Black Wedding is a pitch-dark comedy on marriage.
Not a single word is spoken, but murder is ubiquitous. It’s the uproarious story of a husband and wife that artfully tries to kill each other — again and again, without speaking a single word. It’s the way it is sometimes in a marriage. But the crafty couple pursue their devious plans without their daughter, who has sinister intentions all her own.
In the lead roles: Beate Maes, Diego Wallraff, Merisha Husgic, and Timur Karakus. Diego Wallraff, who lives in Santa Monica, CA, has worked with Antonio Banderas (“Of Love and Shadows”, 1994) and Anjelica Huston (“The Perez Family”, 1995). Beate Maes recently starred in the critically acclaimed “Bastard” (2012), with Martina Gedeck. Like its predecessor “Reality XL” (2012), the dark comedy “Black Wedding” will preview at the Snowdance International Filmfestival in January 2015, followed by a tour of international festivals. It will appear in German theaters in late 2015.
Not a single word is spoken, but murder is ubiquitous. It’s the uproarious story of a husband and wife that artfully tries to kill each other — again and again, without speaking a single word. It’s the way it is sometimes in a marriage. But the crafty couple pursue their devious plans without their daughter, who has sinister intentions all her own.
In the lead roles: Beate Maes, Diego Wallraff, Merisha Husgic, and Timur Karakus. Diego Wallraff, who lives in Santa Monica, CA, has worked with Antonio Banderas (“Of Love and Shadows”, 1994) and Anjelica Huston (“The Perez Family”, 1995). Beate Maes recently starred in the critically acclaimed “Bastard” (2012), with Martina Gedeck. Like its predecessor “Reality XL” (2012), the dark comedy “Black Wedding” will preview at the Snowdance International Filmfestival in January 2015, followed by a tour of international festivals. It will appear in German theaters in late 2015.
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