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- Project Author: XPEX Experience Experts
- Running time full version: 5:24
- Production year: 2014
- Executive producer(s)*: Bart van Dam/More than TV
- Director(s): Bart van Dam/More than TV, Rick Robin & XPEX Experience Experts]
- Cameraman/woman: Nico Hovingh
- Editor: Philip Smeulers, Simon Bunt & Rick Robin
- Musical composer: Dyno Hedges Bridge Tone Music
- Production More than TV
Producer/Director Bart van Dam
Production manager Mey Chi Liem
Production Assistant Mies “Jones” Kuhne
Lighting Cameraman/D.O.P. Nico Hovingh
Camera Assistant/Data handler Bianca van Riemsdijk
Gaffer Joost Meeuwig
Best Boy Dave van Honschoten
Electrician Maxim Asscheman
Props Leo Zandvliet
Setdresser/stand by props Fred Tabois
Wardrobe Petra van Dinteren
Make up Caroline Schaay
Catering Food Department
Casting Fulco Lorenzo, De Casting Studio
Music & Sounddesign Dyno Hedges, Bridge tone music
Grading live-action part Barry Clarke Captcha
Location Buitenplaats Beeckestijn Nathalie Faber
Cast
Johannes Vermeer Frederik IJff
Vermeer’s muse Merel van Dam
Mary II Stuart Esther Gramsma
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek Willy Michielsen
Girl with dog Merel van Dam
Boy 1 on bench Sam Belderink
Boy 2 on bench Mathijs Bussemaker
Boy 3 on bench Joris Soethout
Tavern girl Zora Onink
All extra’s via De Casting Studio
Chicken Tok van Karnebeek
Big cool Dog Mik Liem-Boschman
Smiling Dog Bob Tabois
Green screen Studio Allard Studio 2 Nieuw Zuid
Camera equipment Cam a lot
Light equipment Prima-de-lux
Making off Kees van Hattum
Post Production:
Post production Director Rick Robin
Visual Effects Rick Robin
3D modeling Dylan van Keulen
3D models TU Delft Carola Poleij, Nadine Rodewijk
Production (parts post) Reservoir Dolls
Special thanks to: TU Delft, Museum Boerhave, Royal Delft / De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles, Hollandse Handen
Video Time Machine of Delft - Museum Prinsenhof Delft
In one of the renewed exhibitions in Museum Prinsenhof Delft, a motorized multiscreen installation serves as the apotheosis of the success story of Delfts Blauw, the world-famous Dutch pottery product. The Delftware-industry brought the city of Delft status and success; it’s shrewd invention, highly skilled production and worldwide appeal testify to the inventiveness that is Delfts most enduring trait.
The former cloister chapel of the historical building is dedicated to the worldwide success of Delft Blue. In the heart of the room a ‘monument’ of Delftware masterpieces is surrounded by the immersive movie; it tells the story of Delft and Delft Blue as the city-changing commercial success it once was. Highlights of Delft, Delftware and innovation are connected, literally: the seventeen screens move towards each other every scene. Large clock arrow with video is the trigger for a sequence of innovative and creative milestones. We see Delft and the people of Delft: the arrival of the 'plateelbakkers' (the ceramists), via Vermeer to the Technical University of Delft and the future. As the projection moves around the monument and the public, the story moves from past to present. In an endless loop, the scenes pass on moments in time ‘to each other’. The public is immersed in a cycle of birth, invention and succession. Concept & idea: XPEX Experience Experts
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