Integral Layers

Short Documentary

Created in collaboration with Boston-based http://ArtsEditor.com "The small yet deceivingly spacious studio of painter Andrew Fish is housed in an old red-brick building above a foam-cutting company, part of the Vernon Street Studios in Somerville, which houses several artist studios. A blue-velvet upholstered couch that looks like it was jettisoned from a tasteful high society home years ago fills the left wall beside a vintage flatbed printing press decorated with scraps of paper and old ink. A desk sits in the opposite corner of the room, barely visible beneath the tubes of paint, buckets of brushes, and..." -- Integral Layers: visiting with artist Andrew Fish in his studio http://artseditor.com/site/integral-layers/ — Director / Producer: Douglas Emerson Producer: Sia Gale Director of Photography: Brendan Riel Ronin Operator: Jake Mitchell 1st AC: Alexander Laudeman Key Grip: Dean Covert Editor: Cal Laird Sound Design: Mitch Moormann Colorist: Brendan Riel — http://c49productions.com

Brand: ArtsEditor

Producer / Director: Douglas Emerson

Cinematographer: Brendan Riel

Ronin Operator: Jake Mitchell

1st AC: Alexander Laudeman

Sound Design: Mitch Moorman

Editor: Cal Laird

Integral Layers is a short profile on artist Andrew Fish. Designed to show the intricate level detail and innovative approach Fish takes when it comes to his artwork, we follow him from inspiration to creation. At the same time, we dive into a conversation about how painting has adapted and changed in the face of our new technological culture.

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