Epic Fail
Greg Barth of Blink offers his surreal, glitchy take on millennials, fake news and social media in new short film.
Credits
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- Representation BLINKINK
- Sound Design Nookaad Productions
- Editor Greg Barth
- Editor Alex Da Cunha
- Director of Photography Pau Munoz
- Art Director Will Vincent
- Copywriter Joe Hampson
- Copywriter Greg Barth
- Designer Mathilde Steuillet
- Designer Brin Frost
- Designer Will Vincent
- Director Greg Barth
- Post Producer Phillipe Medina
- Post Producer Greg Barth
- Colourist Jessica Vile
Credits
powered by
- Grade Framestore
- Representation BLINKINK
- Sound Design Nookaad Productions
- Editor Greg Barth
- Editor Alex Da Cunha
- Director of Photography Pau Munoz
- Art Director Will Vincent
- Copywriter Joe Hampson
- Copywriter Greg Barth
- Designer Mathilde Steuillet
- Designer Brin Frost
- Designer Will Vincent
- Director Greg Barth
- Post Producer Phillipe Medina
- Post Producer Greg Barth
- Colourist Jessica Vile
Greg Barth of Blinkink offers his surreal, glitchy take on millennials, fake news and social media in new short film.
In Epic Fail, a referendum (not one of those again...) on world peace is about to take place, and radio commentators are discussing how to engage millennials, who are otherwise occupied liking pictures of ice cream online and generally being apathetic, leading to catastrophe.
What sounds like a storyline straight out of 'Newspaper Columns for Dummies' becomes a unique film thanks to Barth's aesthetic, which brings together Betty Boop, Windows 95-era computer glitches, the work of artist Rachel Maclean and in-camera craft to create a bizarre parallel universe.
Connections
powered by
- Grade Framestore
- Representation Blinkink
- Sound Design Nookaad Productions
- Copywriter Greg Barth
- Director Greg Barth
- Editor Greg Barth
- Post Producer Greg Barth
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