Alan Productions
Starlight Festival by EXIT · The Pyramids
The artistlounge
Ai.Beyot’s capsules became the artists’ lounge at the Pyramids. The people who used them, in their own words, in six films.
Alan Productions
Starlight Festival by EXIT · The Pyramids
Ai.Beyot’s capsules became the artists’ lounge at the Pyramids. The people who used them, in their own words, in six films.
Every film from the lounge, in one place.
Vertical, with English and Arabic captions and the sound finished, ready to post.
Starlight’s founders and managers, and Ai.Beyot’s CEO, on camera in the lounge.
Filmed in the artist lounge at Starlight Festival, the Pyramids of Giza.
No script. The people who used the lounge say what they felt in it, and Ai.Beyot’s CEO says why it exists.
One cinema camera in the lounge: the capsules among the stages, the Pyramids behind.
Shots from your own films carry the inside: the rooms, the panoramic roof, the kitchen, and the capsule by the sea and in the desert.
When someone names a feature, it is on screen on that word.
Every film closes on your mark.
The artists’ lounge at the Pyramids, told by the people who used it.
The founder of Interstellar Plus on life on tour, and why anything that feels like home gives an artist a good feeling.
Uploading soonStarlight’s project manager on his first reaction, and a lounge set up in 24 hours.
Uploading soonFrom the small caravans they used in Lebanon to a capsule that feels finished.
Uploading soonThe first lounge like this he has seen. Like being in space.
Uploading soonAi.Beyot’s CEO on bringing the capsules to Egypt’s biggest festival: premium, like a serviced apartment.
Uploading soonFour questions, every voice: first reactions, three words each, and where they would put one.