#Live Shows / #Tour / #Musical
BEFORE THE SPOON
in 2012
we were in PARIS with Giuliano Peparini
to create the video content of
the 2012 "globes de cristal" winner
After having collaborated together on several Franco Dragone shows (Le Rêve, The House of Dancing Water, …), Giuliano Peparini, in charge of the staging of the new musical “1789, Les Amants de la Bastille” produced by Dove Attia & Albert Cohen, called on Patrick Neys to design the projection sets.
Patrick & a small team from the Dragone studio have recreated and evoked, in harmony with the scenic design of Bernard Arnould and the historical supervision of François Chouquet, different key places of France at the dawn of its biggest revolution.
Bernard Arnould and Giuliano Peparini, had concocted a complex but magnificent scenography consisting of movable panels, vast curtains and a large back wall, with video projection on all those surfaces.
The infinity of positions these mobile panels could take allowed the staging to travel from one location to another in a few moments, or to create parallel actions with the stage divided into several locations.
A beautiful production, a magical and so human creation. An incredible memory!
DATE : 10-2012 > 11-2013 (touring show)
CLIENT : NTCA productions
DIRECTION : Giuliano Peparini
SET DESIGN : Bernard Arnould
VIDEO DESIGN : Patrick Neys / Dragone studio
LIGHT DESIGN : Xavier Lauwers
BOOK : Dove Attia & François Chouquet
A SMALL TEASER OF
"1789, LES AMANTS DE LA BASTILLE"
Edited by Pathé for the Cinema’s 3D Experience
THE image gallery of our video content for
"1789, LES AMANTS DE LA BASTILLE"
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facts and challenges
In order to create the library of textures we would be using for the video content, we were given an unforgettable day of photo shooting alone in the prestigious Castle of Versailles, totally free of any other visitors. A privileged moment to contemplate in detail this monument of the history of France and offer us all the necessary material to guarantee the desired historical atmosphere.
concepts and renderings
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