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Illuminating the Parthenon
How was this temple illuminated?
"One Voice: A Journey Through the Past and Future of the Human Voice" was born out of a passion for exploring the human voice as the most perfect instrument and highlighting the rich traditions of vocal expression that continue to shape contemporary cultures. Blending ancient practices with modern influences, this documentary series seeks to connect people across the globe through the timeless power of song. It stands as a testament to humanity's enduring love for music—a universal language that bridges gaps, transcends borders, and celebrates the essence of our shared human experience.
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A world of gods and light
"One Voice: A Journey Through the Past and Future of the Human Voice" was born out of a passion for exploring the human voice as the most perfect instrument and highlighting the rich traditions of vocal expression that continue to shape contemporary cultures. Blending ancient practices with modern influences, this documentary series seeks to connect people across the globe through the timeless power of song. It stands as a testament to humanity's enduring love for music—a universal language that bridges gaps, transcends borders, and celebrates the essence of our shared human experience.
Enriched Visualisations
Our crew was fortunate to have Oliver Wilkins, an independent British filmmaker, as a co-producer and cinematographer. In 2004, he collaborated with UNICEF to create an innovative animated documentary with children in rural Egypt, 'Rebellion of the Canes', which won the ICDB Award at the International Emmys the following year.
Our crew was fortunate to have Oliver Wilkins, an independent British filmmaker, as a co-producer and cinematographer. In 2004, he collaborated with UNICEF to create an innovative animated documentary with children in rural Egypt, 'Rebellion of the Canes', which won the ICDB Award at the International Emmys the following year.
Divine Fire inside the Parthenon?
Our crew was fortunate to have Oliver Wilkins, an independent British filmmaker, as a co-producer and cinematographer. In 2004, he collaborated with UNICEF to create an innovative animated documentary with children in rural Egypt, 'Rebellion of the Canes', which won the ICDB Award at the International Emmys the following year.
Credits
Producer: Delara
3D Artist: Juan de Lara
Project Supervisor: Jeremy Tanner and Andrew Bevan