Once climbed inside, the yellow vessels transforms into a story capsule. The destination, the pitch of the voice, and the mood unseal the individual tale. Based on personal experience and opinions the teller evolves the plot along the symmetric streets lines.
Every now and again a glance in the driving mirror catches your attention. From time to time a detour is vital for the perfect setting and story. Stories such as “The Lesbian Kiss”. The car slows down, the story fades away.
ONE THOUSAND AND ONE CAB
December 16, 2010 New York
We chose to shoot our first short movie at the foot of the oldest suspensions bridge in the States. READ MORE
HELLO
December 13, 2010 New York
We went up to room 1002 in the Marriott Hotel to meet with Gil and to go through the script and the suggested shooting location. READ MORE
ROOM 1002
December 13, 2010 New York
14 days at the Gansevoort Hotel. A place where the staff smiles at you and points to the carpet every time when you get an electric shock by pushing the elevator button. A place cushioned with blue and pink velvet, grey hallways and lascivious photographs. READ MORE
WORKSPACE: GANSEVOORT HOTEL
December 12, 2010 New York
The Times Square emerges at the junction of Broadway and Seventh Avenue and stretches from West 42nd to West 47th Street. READ MORE
