4’10” / Written & performed by Tal Zana.
Vocals by Jeanne Gignoux & F. Ousman Glowinski
Mes compositions musicales pour la télévision et le cinéma sont présentées, en français, sur un site séparé.
My musical compositions for television and film are showcased on a separate website (in French).
These snapshots show a courageous, subversive and often hilarious political graffiti fight which decorates some walls in Tel Aviv, Israel. Except for the last shot, you obviously need to understand Hebrew in order to grasp what’s going on here, but I’ll do my best to translate.
My website is currently being transferred into a WordPress-based structure. For the time being, until I find a proper multilingual plugin, French language support has been ditched. This will come back soon, though. It’s easily compensated by the possibilities offered by WordPress: site searching, comments and categories. Among the many things that have been added, content-wise are new photo galleries, a section about me (a sort of résumé) and the soundtracks for both Kill the Messenger and La fille du juge. Please email me if you encounter any problems during this transition.
A selection from the music score I wrote for “Kill the Messenger”, a 90-minute documentary which I also edited.
This is the 3d model I’m the most proud of. It’s a reproduction of my old apartment’s staircase. Read More
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Although I don’t like using the new-generation renderers (much too slow to be useful), you have to admit they can produce some very nice lighting. Read More
Another Brazil r/s render, this time of a back alley in Rome that I found pretty. The walls and wooden door are bitmaps, the rest – including the floor – is procedural. Rendering time was a little more than three hours.
The image on the left is an attempt to create a CG version of the photograph on the right.