"I like to think this is sort of a cross between a short-order cook
and a brain surgeon."
- Walter Murch ("Apocalypse Now") on editing.
“Kino” is the word for “cinema” or “movie theater” in German, Russian and Norwegian.
A kitchen is a place where food is created and prepared from basic ingredients.​
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All these are carefully mixed and arranged to give the final product – a film. We love to tell stories. Telling a story from the heart makes a movie alive. It's what gives it its soul.
And rhythm is what makes this soul breathe.
Everything is rhythm in life: our hearts that beat, the sound of our shoes walking on the street, the clock ticking away the seconds. Our entire world is defined rhythm.
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These two elements are the back bone of every project of KK:
Storytelling & Rhythm.
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As in an inventive kitchen, reaching ones objective requires skill, intuition and instinct. Too much salt will ruin a meal.
Two frames too many can completely alter the drama of a scene.
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