stills and movement
CABIN FEVER
Matthew WROTE, DIRECTED, SHOT, and EDITED "Cabin Fever" with the collaboration of Masashi Ohtsu, a personal friend and colleague of many years. They used only two cameras to film the entire project. Matthew’s unobtrusive style allowed him to slip unnoticed into the very heart of the creative process, transferring to the medium of film the birth of an album and dynamic performances of the band. He flawlessly displayed the personal interaction between the members of the band, especially, brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, as they created and composed original music, while documenting the spark of connection between the band, the music, and the audience during the five intimate performances at Levon Helm’s Barn in Woodstock, NY.
Matthew WROTE, DIRECTED, SHOT, and EDITED "Cabin Fever" with the collaboration of Masashi Ohtsu, a personal friend and colleague of many years. They used only two cameras to film the entire project. Matthew’s unobtrusive style allowed him to slip unnoticed into the very heart of the creative process, transferring to the medium of film the birth of an album and dynamic performances of the band. He flawlessly displayed the personal interaction between the members of the band, especially, brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, as they created and composed original music, while documenting the spark of connection between the band, the music, and the audience during the five intimate performances at Levon Helm’s Barn in Woodstock, NY.
