"Sheltering in Place"
"Sheltering in Place" is an IPhone film which I created while recuperating from Covid 19.
It's an intimate glimpse into what creative people do during Covid 19 confinement. These artists are of various ages and backgrounds from the US and abroad.
In addition, this video honors our health care workers on the front line.
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Melanie FutorianDirector
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Melanie FutorianWriter
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Melanie FutorianProducer
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Anita HavelKey Cast"self"
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Lawrence RushKey Cast"self"
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Sara BakerKey Cast"self"
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Jacki CalleKey Cast"self"
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Chazz FrichtelKey Cast"self"
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Andrea BakerKey Cast"self"
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Emma ReadKey Cast"self"
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George LibbaresKey Cast"self"
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Melanie FutorianKey Cast"self"
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Jon BakerMusicians
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Miguel MateusMusicians
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Mark KatsaounisMusiciansBroadway etc
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Warren Benbow/Kenn MichaelMusiciansMiles Davis, Beyonce, LL Cool J etc
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William Catanzaro/Victor See-YuenMusiciansSonny Rollins, Lester Bowie etc
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Project Type:Documentary, Short
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Runtime:7 minutes 52 seconds
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Completion Date:April 15, 2020
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:I phone
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
CAMERA-WOMAN/WRITER/CHOREOGRAPHER
Melanie has been a camera woman/audio engineer for The United Nations, CNN News and other networks. She’s created several shorts which were selected for national/international festivals winning several awards.
She’s photographed major New York dance companies, Grammy awarded CD’s, and for the United Nations. Her photography also appears in The New York Times, "Jazz Times" and “Downbeat.com.”
She’s the author of “Don Alias, Stories of a Legendary Percussionist,” which received five stars on Amazon and favorable reviews in London's Jazz Wise“ and the "New York City Record.” The book can be found in various libraries and bookstores and is was listed on the WGBH 24/7 Jazz Booklist. She's written featured articles for Dance Teacher Magazine, reviews for Dance Insider, had her own column in "All About Jazz.com" and “Jazzespresso.com”
As a choreographer some of Melanie's work was performed at Harlem Arts Festival, Martha Graham Studio Theatre, Broadway Dance Center and Battery Dance Festival.
She previously performed with New York and Boston dance companies
To create up close and personal glimpses into the lives of others. with hopes to evoke emotion.