it´s moving...!

i started drawing graphic novels and comics because of its close connection to films, cinema etc. from my first conscious thought on movies have been my strongest source of inspiration and cultural companions. a world without cinema, without "celluloid dreams" (now:"digital dreams") would be a great loss to me. a month without watching a movie has become a rare annoyance during the years.

thanks to techniques at more and more reasonable prices it has become easier to make videos and to publish them, for example, on the web. so i also move slowly forward into the always beloved universe of moving images; i started with music clips and footage-compilations, but i was able to test my abilities of professional animation work lately. and: i sense a big interest in post production coming up inside me....
here are some humble examples of my film/video/clip-work during the last 7 years:

	animation sequence for ACKER (documentary film by b. caspar) B/W-raw cut 2007 see details here and here	animation sequence for ACKER (documentary film by b. caspar) B/W-raw cut 2007 see details here and here
acker animation still colored	acker animation still colored	acker animation still colored	acker animation still colored
	acker animation still colored	acker animation still colored
view online	view online	view online	view online
only pain demo music clip words+music by c.r.gschier filmed/directed and edited by j. vogeltanz 2001	cuban intermezzo documentary short filmed/directed and edited by j. vogeltanz 2006	tomorrow´s tension rameau music clip directed+music+ camera by c.r.gschier actor: rameau lyrics+camera+ post production by j. vogeltanz 2006	excited rameau music clip directed, lyrics + music by c.r.gschier performed by: rameau+sebastian mandla camera+ post production by j. vogeltanz 2007
02:41min	08:21min	04:37min	03:09min

rigoletto trailer for ringaward08 directed+camera by c.r.gschier idea+actor: j.vogeltanz post production by j. vogeltanz 2007 ringaward.com

“A film is - or should be - more like music than like fiction. It should be a progression of moods and feelings. The theme, what's behind the emotion, the meaning, all that comes later.”
Stanley Kubrick