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Last Updated Monday, 28 April, 2008
The product of a grand collaboration with lingerie giant Agent Provocateur to mark the launch of their bridal range, 'White Wedding' is a groundbreaking exploration in extending a narrative advertising campaign to also create an experimental film series. Responding to a six-part script treatment written by Agent Provocateur founder Joe Corré, Nick Knight and a stellar cast including Kate Moss and artists Jake and Dinos Chapman have created six striking campaign stills that storyboard "the demise of a bride's 'big day' and serialise the unravelling of the religious organisation behind it".
From film footage captured whilst shooting the six shots entitled 'The Happiest Day of Her Life', 'The Garden of Eden', 'Bad News', 'Frenzy', 'Revenge' and 'Let Them Eat Kate', Nick Knight has pushed each image into new visual territories, projecting motion imagery onto interpretative props and filming it, to capture this abstraction 'in camera', rather than in post production. The result is an intriguing set of stylish shorts depicting Kate Moss running the gamut from demure virgin bride to dangerous, Lynchian siren that suggests new applications and creative potential for fashion film in advertising.
Log on each night on to SHOWstudio from Friday 2nd–Wednesday 7th May 2008 at 18:00hrs UK time to watch the marital meltdown unfold.
Last Updated Wednesday, 7 May, 2008
Scene Six, Let Them Eat Kate
The White Wedding serial comes to an incendiary climax; with the popes and the bridesmaids melting into insignificance, a ferocious Kate rocks out with a fistful of cake.
By SHOWstudio, 18:00 Wednesday, 7 May, 2008
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Nick Knight
Nick Knight, Director of SHOWstudio.com, is among the world’s most influential and visionary photographers. As a fashion photographer, he has consistently challenged conventional notions of beauty and is fêted for his groundbreaking creative... [more]
Joseph Corré
Joseph Corré is co-founder of the lingerie company Agent Provocateur. The son of fashion designer Vivienne Westwood and Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren, Corré founded Agent Provocateur in 1994, opening the company's first... [more]
Kate Moss
Kate Moss is one of the most famous British fashion models. Since her well-documented discovery at JFK airport by Sarah Doukas of Storm model management in 1988, Kate has appeared on the cover... [more]
Jake & Dinos Chapman
Jake and Dinos Chapman are artists who have worked as a collaborative team since graduating from The Royal College of Art in 1990. They first received critical acclaim for a diorama sculpture enacting... [more]
Gideon Ponte
Gideon Ponte is a set and production designer who has worked on feature films including Buffalo 66, American Psycho, The Notorious Betty Page and Nacho Libre as well as several short films. He... [more]
Ruth Hogben
Ruth Hogben is a filmmaker based in London. She assisted Nick Knight between 2005 - February 2009, both as his first photographic assistant and editor of his fashion film projects. Hogben has continued... [more]
Last Updated Monday, 28 April, 2008
Film
White Wedding from a story by Joe Corré
Directed by Nick Knight
Films created by Ruth Hogben, Nick Knight, Gideon Ponte
Film Editing: Ruth Hogben
Sound Design: Ruth Hogben and Luca Mainardi
Soundtrack: "White Rabbit" by Dirty Stop Out featuring Siobhan Fahey
(C) AP entertainment Ltd 2008
Also performances by Sally Pryce and Elio D'anna.
Styling: Katy England
Hair Styling: Sam McKnight
Make Up: Val Garland
Nails: Marian Newman and Mike Pocock
Set Design: Gideon Ponte
Performances: Kate Moss at Storm, Sigail Currie at Take 2, Gabriella Riggon at Models 1, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Roy Brown, Sally Pryce and Elio D'anna
Production: Gainsbury and Whiting, Charlotte Wheeler and Andrea Gelardin
Photographic Assistance: Ruth Hogben, Andrew Vowles, Sam Gareth, Joseph Colley and Tristan Thomson
Styling Assistance: Mhairi Gibb
Make-up Assistance: Laura Dominic and Karina Woodruff
Hair Styling Assistance: Christian Wood
Digital Operator: Noel McLaughlin and Joseph Colley
Set Design Assistance: Poppy Bartlett
Digital Retouching: Allan Finamore at Epilogue Imaging
Shot at Park Royal Studios
Kind thanks to Joe Corré, Jess Morris and Bridgette Veal and all at Agent Provocateur
SHOWstudio
Project Design: Paul Bruty
Editorial Assistance: Alexander Fury
Technical Development: Dorian Moore
Video Edit: Harry Hanrahan