“Exploring the space between art film and documentary,” ‘Leviathan’ is a highly innovative survey of life on a ground-fish trawler off the coast of Massachusetts. Originally learning about this project through the New York Times homepage, further investigation only caused greater intrigue. The film is a product of Harvard’s “Sensory Ethnography” department, and is just flat out awe-inspiring. The cinematographic execution is extremely original, and stands as testament to the incredible versatility and vantage-possibilities that the GoPro, and other similar small video cameras, are presenting. The official trailer is below, but visit Leviathan’s Site, to get a bit more content. Also click this link to go and see the NY Times clip that has brief interview snips with the Directors.
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Awesome film making – thank you for highlighting it.