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Les Enfants Perdus - Haiti

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Not a Fashion video per say.. but a personal passion project I was involved in with a few Fashion Icons Donna Karren, Russell James and Federico Pignatelli that I thought i would share.

Lot of people worked incredibly hard for a very good cause to make this Haiti shoot happen... Among them Tony J, Alan Balian, Adam Franzino and Mark Read

 
Great close-ups !

It's fascinating to see all that dust...
 
I love those moments when children look into the lens like they are looking for something. The faces area always so curious. At the same time they want to be "seen". I also love that desaturated look that is starting to happen a lot right now.



David
 
Nice! really captures the spirit & I guess to some degree the plight of these amazing people !Cant remember the last time I came across something that was fashioned by hand...thats a scary thought:s kinda makes you wonder if the developed world is really that developed...

Thanks for Sharing
 
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Christian Edwards said:
Nice! really captures the spirit & I guess to some degree the plight of these amazing people !Cant remember the last time I came across something that was fashioned by hand...thats a scary thought:s kinda makes you wonder if the developed world is really that developed...

Thanks for Sharing
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well said....
 
Very nice shoot and great to see that at Red they care about the less fortunes, and try to help Haiti by making this spot.
A good reminder of that everybody needs a helping hand sometimes.
 
Fantastic! I expected a stereotypical plea for help for the starving "lost children" and instead got a picture of strong people, making do with the resources they have - WORKING to create beauty and community. Less about help and charity, and more about HOPE, REBUILDING and self-reliance. Referencing the parable of the fish and the fisherman, this appeal makes it clear donations will not be "eaten" with more needed tomorrow, but will be used to help those who already know how to survive. Thank you for respecting the Haitian people!
 
This was beautiful. A wonderful effort.

One of the things I loved in my only experience shooting Epic (so far) was the way it renders B&W. I can tell I'm going to be doing a lot with that.
 
Love it Jarred. My fiance was born in Port Au Prince (though she is very mixed race) and lived there until she was 18 -- and she was really blown away. She felt like it very much captured the feel and spirit of the people and area.

She also commended Russell and Red for getting involved. Something to be proud of guys! Thanks for posting :)
 
Jarred...This is totally awesome...Look at the camera picking up the particles of sawdust at about 2:11. Crazy amount of detail.
 
Thanks for the kind words guys :)
 
Lovely inspiring piece. Loved the music and the rhythm of the editing. Good job all around.
 
some very great shots in there - thank you!

some very great shots in there - thank you!

i'd love to see a version that goes rather over saturated - i think as it is now it works nicelly in many shots
but also considering the natural vibrance of the location it would be interesting to see it come through on my tiny screen :)

anyways - great, i enjoyed watching. and cool music track in the background

Martin
 
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