As image, motion and sound are regular and intrinsic disciplines for all Tropists, it is no surprise we love to make dance films and music videos.
A selection
A selection
Paradishee - pinhole film
Experimental music video made by Robin Noorda in collaboration with Bethany de Forest for the musician and composer Phantom Frank. All imagery is made by a self developed VIDEO-CAMERA-OBSCURA, a real time pinhole video camera with no lens but only a laser drilled hole in front of the sensor of 0,3 micron. The sensor is partly infra red sensitive and this results in a sepia image with blue sky. It shows us the perception of a flea on the foot of a woman on a bicycle in Amsterdam. 2006.
Experimental music video made by Robin Noorda in collaboration with Bethany de Forest for the musician and composer Phantom Frank. All imagery is made by a self developed VIDEO-CAMERA-OBSCURA, a real time pinhole video camera with no lens but only a laser drilled hole in front of the sensor of 0,3 micron. The sensor is partly infra red sensitive and this results in a sepia image with blue sky. It shows us the perception of a flea on the foot of a woman on a bicycle in Amsterdam. 2006.
Flora Magica
Body-paint dance film. Choreography: Susanne Ohmann, director: Robin Noorda.
A visitor of a botanic garden falls asleep on a bench. After closing time she wakes up. The woman gradually changes in colour and texture until she, camouflaged as a forest nymph, is completely assimilated by the greenery, and is only visible when she moves.
Part of the 2013 Photosynthesis exhibition.
Body-paint dance film. Choreography: Susanne Ohmann, director: Robin Noorda.
A visitor of a botanic garden falls asleep on a bench. After closing time she wakes up. The woman gradually changes in colour and texture until she, camouflaged as a forest nymph, is completely assimilated by the greenery, and is only visible when she moves.
Part of the 2013 Photosynthesis exhibition.
Half Way House
A dance film by Susanne Ohmann, Steadicam: Chis Fawcett, Edit: Robin Noorda, Music by Marion von Tilzer: 'Color of Pommegranate' and 'Wild Duck - Epilogue' 2011
A dance film by Susanne Ohmann, Steadicam: Chis Fawcett, Edit: Robin Noorda, Music by Marion von Tilzer: 'Color of Pommegranate' and 'Wild Duck - Epilogue' 2011
The Obscure
music video by Robin Noorda for The Phantom Four, 2011
music video by Robin Noorda for The Phantom Four, 2011
Melting the Solid outlines of I
Underwater film by Robin Noorda for the dance performance of choreography Kevin Louis, for Hans Teurlings of RAZ dance company. 2006
Underwater film by Robin Noorda for the dance performance of choreography Kevin Louis, for Hans Teurlings of RAZ dance company. 2006
Wysiwyl
Music video for the Melomanics. In the live performance parts were filmed with a camera-projector combination that produced a direct feedback image. 2012
Music video for the Melomanics. In the live performance parts were filmed with a camera-projector combination that produced a direct feedback image. 2012
Bueno
Music video for Phantom Frank, 2006
Music video for Phantom Frank, 2006
Bij Elkaar
music video for Doe Maar, part of the DVD 'Hees van Ahoy'. 2000
music video for Doe Maar, part of the DVD 'Hees van Ahoy'. 2000
Vox Continental
Music Video for Phantom Frank. 2006
Music Video for Phantom Frank. 2006
GoDDoG
Dance film by Susanne Ohmann
steady cam: Chris Fawcett, editing Robin Noorda 2009
Dance film by Susanne Ohmann
steady cam: Chris Fawcett, editing Robin Noorda 2009
Fata Morgana Planetaria
3D stereoscopic music video for Phantom Frank by Robin Noorda.
The stereo illusion works according to the Pulfrich phenomenon. The effect arises from the fact that dimming a stimulus with a neutral density filter slows signal conduction velocity between the eye and the cortex. The visual cortex interprets this as a false depth or disparity cue as the object appears in a different location in the two eyes.
To experience the stereo illusion, hold any ordinary grey filter for the right eye only. 2006
3D stereoscopic music video for Phantom Frank by Robin Noorda.
The stereo illusion works according to the Pulfrich phenomenon. The effect arises from the fact that dimming a stimulus with a neutral density filter slows signal conduction velocity between the eye and the cortex. The visual cortex interprets this as a false depth or disparity cue as the object appears in a different location in the two eyes.
To experience the stereo illusion, hold any ordinary grey filter for the right eye only. 2006
Coralia Morte
Dead coral of the Great Barrier Reef washed ashore at the Daintree Rainforest coast.
A testimony by Robin Noorda of the dying reef. Music by Phantom Frank. 2018
Dead coral of the Great Barrier Reef washed ashore at the Daintree Rainforest coast.
A testimony by Robin Noorda of the dying reef. Music by Phantom Frank. 2018