TormentoR's Crown of Shame
In this music video for the Thrash Metal band TormentoR, we follow the protagonist who is fleeing his own "crown of shame" - an ever-present sense of unease and failure. Finally, he confronts himself - quite literally.
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Moritz SeipkeDirectorCAPTIVATED, LIVE AUS BERLIN
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Moritz SeipkeDOPCAPTIVATED, LIVE AUS BERLIN
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Tom GüldnerADs
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Peter SeipkeADs
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Max SeipkeCast
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Thomas WedemeyerCast
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Kevin HauchCast
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Christian "Heiko" SchomberCast
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Moritz SeipkeProducerCAPTIVATED, LIVE AUS BERLIN
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Tom GüldnerProducer
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Peter SeipkeProducer
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Mina DresslerMake-Up
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Emma Sophia BretschneiderStoryboard
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Henning SchwarzeBlacksmith
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Project Type:Music Video
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Genres:Drama, Medieval, Dark
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Runtime:5 minutes 40 seconds
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Completion Date:October 8, 2021
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Production Budget:10,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Germany
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Country of Filming:Germany
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital RAW
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Aspect Ratio:2,35:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Born in 1999 in one of the most eastern cities in Germany, Moritz Seipke became interested in the media film and video when he was 12 years young.
Soon after came his first experimental shorts titled "CAPTIVATED" before leaning into more traditional, documentary-style filmmaking with his documentary "LIVE AUS BERLIN."
In 2020 he founded Elandir Productions and with that, his own media- and event production company. Because of Covid-19, livestreaming and broadcasting became his field of expertise while never forgetting his roots, working on different projects throughout the Covid-years.
"It has truly been an amazing experience to work on this music video alongside my brother (Max Seipke, main cast), father (Peter Seipke, 2nd AD/Stills), and mother (Jeannine Seipke). Once again and for the first time since we wrapped CAPTIVATED episode 4, the making of this music video was only possible due to our combined forces in the creatives spaces of filmmaking. But also my great colleagues Tom Güldner (1st / BTS) and Mina Dressler (Make-Up-Artist) as well as my beloved fiancé Emma Bretschneider (Storyboard Artist) worked hard on getting this project done the way we first envisioned it."