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Photo portfolio
European Universities Combat Championships was the biggest event hosted by the European Universities Sports Association (EUSA) in 2019.
1300 participants from 404 European universities and 36 countries competed in karate, judo, taekwondo and kickboxing at four locations in Zagreb, Croatia. Coordinated by the Croatian Academic Sports Federation.
Six outstanding jazz musicians got together at HRT Zvonimir Bajsić studio to record an album written by 20-year old vibraphonist Šimun Matišić. Eight complex yet beautifully melodic compositions were recorded live in a total of 8 hours, making it a joy to witness and document.
The album was recorded and mixed by Luka Grubišić-Čabo at SoundBrick Studio in Zagreb, and mastered at Abbey Road.
A friend and I attended several Record Store Day events in Glasgow. We spoke to visitors and organizers of the various events.
Among others, we interviewed Alex Main, owner of a well known Glaswegian independent record shop/non-profit organisation New Hellfire Club. Another interviewee is Hector Barbour (a.k.a. techno producer Denis Sulta), staff member of Rubadub, a store that has famously declared its own Rubadub Shop Day in place of Record Store Day.
When the album was finished, I recorded an interview with Nina reflecting on the whole process of creating the album. This interview functions as the voiceover that carries the documentary.
The video premiered in time with the album's concert release. 'Stablo' has been nominated for IMPALA’s European Independent Album of the Year Award.
The series is a mixture of vlog-style videos and motion graphics. The videos are lighthearted and (hopefully) humorous, as my aim was to make the various political terms often used by the media more accessible to wider audiences.
The project got picked up by several mainstream and student media outlets in Croatia (Vecernji list, srednja.hr, MojFaks.com).
This involved arranging and filming interviews with all 12 artists (bands and solo acts) featured on the compilation, and editing over 25 hours of footage into a 7 minute documentary feature. The video was published by a Croatian pop culture magazine Ravno do dna.