Selected work / Film
Majik Studio
A working day in a marbling studio, filmed as it actually ran.
Start Right client work for Pam Granger Gale of Majik Studio. Produced, directed and edited by Will Mosley.
The project
What the work needed to do.
The communication problem
A craft that looks like magic on camera is hard to sell in a still photograph. Marbling only makes sense in motion, when the colour is floating and then lifted onto paper, and a studio selling scarves and classes needs a viewer to understand what they would actually be buying or learning.
The design approach
Twenty one minutes shot across a single working day, in her studio and on the trail where she finds her colour references. The film keeps the process intact rather than cutting to highlights: the tray, the paints, the lift, the drying, the ironing that nobody sees. It carries her account of a thirty two year practice and of pausing a career and returning to it, told while she works rather than to camera in a chair.
The work
One finished documentary, 20:58.
- A full working day rather than a highlight reel.
- The marbling process kept intact, including the parts that are usually cut.
- Shot in the studio and on the trail where the colour references come from.
- Her account of a thirty two year practice runs through the work rather than sitting in an interview chair.
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The supporting work
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