Author Archives: theoumek

* 5.00 – I woke up this morning at 4 am to take the early bus to Brussels South Airport. My airplane takes off at 7.15 am. I arrive in Treviso at 8.45. Then I take the bus to Venice … Continue reading →

Some of you already knew as the news is out since more then a week, my first feature film Welcome Home has been selected at the 2012 Mostra of Venice in the International Critic’s Week. It will compete with seven … Continue reading →

I’m working 3 weeks at iMAL. Two weeks to refresh my knowledge of PureData (Pd), an open source visual programming language we use for the new version of my latest installation DarkMatr. This week, together with Jack and Nicolas, we’re … Continue reading →

I have been seriously neglecting my blog / site. We’re nearing the end of June and so much things have happened ! ‘Welcome Home’ is finally finished (waiting for the website to go online). My first feature is being send … Continue reading →

Long time no write … We’re two months into 2012 and I haven’t updated my blog since a while. Here’s some info on Welcome Home. Nope, the movie isn’t finished yet, ha ha. Benoit, Julie and I do have actually … Continue reading →

We’re October 2011 and yes ! I feel the end of this long period of editing ! This summer 2 fantastic guys, Alexander and Renaud, have been working on the sound of my movie Welcome Home. In September they unfortunately … Continue reading →

… before the film is even finished! I quite liked this interview with Geoffrey Macnab. He clearly understood and appreciated the movie. His article also gives a clear description of the plot and the reasons why I made it. I … Continue reading →

This summer, 2 sound editors, Alexander Davidson and Renauld Guillemin, work on the sound of my film Welcome Home. They do this during their free time, in between other (less low budget) projects and their holidays. I’m still searching for … Continue reading →

Still busy with my feature film, let’s say 2/3 of it’s visual editing is done but we’re struggeling with that other 1/3. Even if our test public is impressed, the first part of the movie gives mixed feelings. With my … Continue reading →