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Deep End

Deep End is an ongoing collaboration between filmmaker and composer Emily Dynes and choreographer Sian Kelly. It aims to explore mental illness through movement and original music.

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Deep End series

Director, editor & composer

Deep End is an ongoing collaboration between filmmaker and composer Emily Dynes and choreographer Sian Kelly. Each chapter uses dance and an original score to traverse themes of intimacy, trauma and healing.

The most recent chapter ‘Everything gone’ was supported by the City of Melbourne’s covid-19 arts grant and screened on both the local and international film festival circuit,

Featured on Director’s Notes, dANCE Informa, Film Ink, Film shortage, bYRON Bay International Film Festival, Inspired Dance Film festival, InShadow - Lisbon Screendance Festival and Screen.Dance - Scotland's Festival of Dance on Screen.


The first three chapters are out now. watch:

SLOWLY

MOTH

EVERYTHING GONE

Read about the series and the making of the first chapter at Director’s Notes.


 
Filmed across the state of Victoria in between Melbourne’s COVID-19 lockdowns, ‘Everything Gone’ is an exploration of different forms of longing, and how we fill the void of what it is we’re yearning for. Traversing the intersection of isolated intimacy and trauma, the film was created as part of ‘Deep End;’ an ongoing visual series and collaboration between filmmaker and composer Emily Dynes and choreographer Sian Kelly utilising movement and original music. Each of the twelve vignettes highlights a unique response and coping mechanism to our collective feeling of loss during this time; whether we’re glued to the news, pouring our energies into caring for another, drinking heavily, overexercising, relying on routine or numbing ourselves of anything at all. Created with all-female heads of department, ‘Everything Gone’ is produced by Annabel Clayton and shot by cinematographer Hannah Sinagra. Deep End presents Everything Gone. Supported by the City of Melbourne COVID-19 Arts Grants. Director, Composer & Editor: Emily Dynes (www.emilydynes.com) Producer: Annabel Clayton Cinematographer: Hannah Sinagra Choreographer: Sian Kelly 1st AC: Drew Collins & Shawkat Husseini Gaffer: Drew Hair Production Assistant: Gigi Savage Performers: Freya List, Zoee Marsh, Jess Mohi, Rohana Hayes, Tarik Frimpong, Teagan Nowicki, Jayden Hicks, Steve Fernando, Cory Derrick, Trevor Santos, Kaitlin Malone & Lachlan Hamil Casting: Annabel Clayton at Highway Casting Colourist: Jack Thompson Mixed and Mastered by: Snowy

Everything Gone

Director, Composer & Editor: Emily Dynes

Producer: Annabel Clayton

Cinematographer: Hannah Sinagra

Choreographer: Sian Kelly

1st AC: Drew Collins & Shawkat Husseini

Gaffer: Drew Hair

Production Assistant: Gigi Savage

Performers: Freya List, Zoee Marsh, Jess Mohi, Rohana Hayes, Tarik Frimpong, Teagan Nowicki, Jayden Hicks, Steve Fernando, Cory Derrick, Trevor Santos, Kaitlin Malone & Lachlan Hamil

Casting: Annabel Clayton at Highway Casting

Colourist: Jack Thompson

Mixed and Mastered by: Snowy

'Slowly' is the first chapter of Deep End, an ongoing collaboration between filmmaker and composer Emily Dynes and choreographer Sian Kelly that dissects mental illness through movement and music. 'Slowly' traverses the intersection between intimacy and trauma; exploring how love and pain intertwine when caring for someone with depression. How do we keep the ones we love from drowning without going under ourselves? Director, Composer & Editor: Emily Dynes (www.emilydynes.com) Choreographer: Sian Kelly Dancers: Lukas White & Jayden Wall Cinematographer: Hannah Sinagra 1st AC: Indigo Tait-Atkin Colourist: Drew Hair

Slowly

Director, Composer & Editor: Emily Dynes

Choreographer: Sian Kelly

Dancers: Lukas White & Jayden Wall

Cinematographer: Hannah Sinagra

1st AC: Indigo Tait-Atkin 

Colourist: Drew Hair

'Moth' is the second chapter of Deep End, an ongoing collaboration between filmmaker and composer Emily Dynes and choreographer Sian Kelly that explores intimacy, trauma and healing through movement and music. Director, Composer & Editor: Emily Dynes (www.emilydynes.com) Choreographer & Performer: Sian Kelly Cinematographer: Bonita Carzino 1st AC: James Moriarty Colourist: Jack Thompson

MOTH

Director, Composer & Editor: Emily Dynes

Choreographer & Performer: Sian Kelly

Cinematographer: Bonita Carzino

1st AC: James Moriarty

Colourist: Jack Thompson