Spinning the Golden Record
In a thoughtful short, director Nono Anyuso reimagines NASA Voyager's Golden Record into a plea for help.
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Credits
powered by
- Production Company Impolite
- Director Rodrigo Inada
- Production Company Landia/Argentina
- Production Company Saltwater Films
- Production Company Magma/Germany
- Executive Producer Nico Cabuche
- Executive Producer Marie Niesmann
- Managing Director Lorenzo Musiu
- Editing Splash Studios
- Audio Post Pickle Music + Sound
- Post Production Eighty4
- Executive Producer Miquel Cusso
- Executive Producer Nicolas Martinez de la Fuente
- Post Producer Landia/Argentina
- Colorist Fernando Lui
- Director Nono Ayuso
- Creative Strategy Eisa Amelia Bausch
- Executive Producer Jackson Forsythe
- Executive Producer Diego Basualdo
- Producer Anastasia Kovalchuk
- Stylist Dina Golubeva
- Editor Rigel Kilston
- Composer/Sound Design Paulo Gallo
- Sound Designer Feliciano Quintana Oliver
- VFX Supervisor Charles Chorein
Credits
powered by
- Production Company Impolite
- Director Rodrigo Inada
- Production Company Landia/Argentina
- Production Company Saltwater Films
- Production Company Magma/Germany
- Executive Producer Nico Cabuche
- Executive Producer Marie Niesmann
- Managing Director Lorenzo Musiu
- Editing Splash Studios
- Audio Post Pickle Music + Sound
- Post Production Eighty4
- Executive Producer Miquel Cusso
- Executive Producer Nicolas Martinez de la Fuente
- Post Producer Landia/Argentina
- Colorist Fernando Lui
- Director Nono Ayuso
- Creative Strategy Eisa Amelia Bausch
- Executive Producer Jackson Forsythe
- Executive Producer Diego Basualdo
- Producer Anastasia Kovalchuk
- Stylist Dina Golubeva
- Editor Rigel Kilston
- Composer/Sound Design Paulo Gallo
- Sound Designer Feliciano Quintana Oliver
- VFX Supervisor Charles Chorein
The Golden Record, a 12-inch gold-plated copper disk set about NASA's Voyager in 1977, containing sounds and images, including Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry and the sound of herding sheep, selected to portray the diversity of life and culture on Earth.
With his new film, Terra Cene, director Nono Anyuso uses beguiling imagery and smart archival footage to imagine what the Golden Record of today would contain - presenting more of a plea for help than a pressing of pleasures.
Artfully constructed, with an intelligence in its presentation that doesn't undo the spectacle, this analogue beaut is certainly worth a spin.
