Work · Selected work
Tribalist Africa
Twenty-one seconds behind the scenes of a desert photo shoot, closing on the Arroz Con Pollo card.
Nizzar Ben Chekroune's historical public portfolio retains a short behind-the-scenes film for Tribalist Africa. It follows a photo shoot at a desert camp and closes on the card of Arroz Con Pollo, the studio he co-founded with Nabil Nadifi.
- Relationship
- Engagement
- Role
- Historical portfolio work
- Period
- 2019
- Where
- Desert camp, location not stated in the record
- With
- Tribalist Africa
- Attribution
- Historical public portfolio; the film is signed Arroz Con Pollo (co-founded studio)
Tribalist Africa is kept as a twenty-one-second film that shows the work being made. It opens on a BTS title, then follows a shoot at a desert camp: dunes, a thatched parasol, a wooden deck under string lanterns, a photographer at work. It closes on the Arroz Con Pollo card. It is here for the format. A short making-of gives an audience the place and the effort behind the images, which the finished photographs cannot show on their own.
Films
What I take forward
I treat the production itself as material: a shoot is also a story, if someone films it.
Sources
Related work
- Arroz Con PolloCo-founder
- SergineStudio co-founder; studio contribution, individual credits as recorded
- Laly CoutureHistorical portfolio work