Valhalla

"Valhalla" is a visually stunning screendance film that explores the profound connection between violin music and dance movement. Set in the vibrant world of contemporary music and dance, the film follows the intertwined journeys of two artists, Violinist Zac ‘Clejan’ and Dancer Morgan Lutz, as they discover the power of collaboration and the beauty of duality.
This experimental dance for camera film delves into the intimate relationship between music and motion, highlighting how each art form influences and enhances the other. Through mesmerizing dance sequences choreographed to the rhythm of Clejan’s violin, and soul-stirring musical performances synchronized with Morgan Lutz’s elegant movements, the audience is transported into a world where sound and movement intertwine in perfect harmony.
Drawing inspiration from the intricate design of the violin, the film showcases the fluidity of movement and symmetrical flow within the sequencing.Taking movement inspiration from the architecture of the instruments curves, spirals, from the body of the violin and the linear design from the bow, strings, and fingerboard become a visual motif, reflected in the choreography and cinematography of the film.
As Clejan and Morgan delve deeper into their collaboration, they not only find inspiration in each other's art but also discover new facets of themselves. Their journey culminates in a breathtaking performance that transcends the boundaries of music and dance, leaving audiences immersed in the beauty of their harmonious partnership.
"Valhalla" is a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and the transformative power of art. Through its mesmerizing visuals and captivating performances, the film invites audiences to experience the magic of music and movement in a way they've never seen before.