Mexican-dutch composer Juan Felipe Waller's official homepage. His compositions often reflect a discourse between harmony and texture put through a 'lens of deformation'.
 
I began filming…

I began filming super 8 animations and videos back in 2003. It all started after I witnessed Martha Colburn execute her eye-popping animating techniques. All the frame counting taking place in stop-animation has an intrinsically close relation with writing out rhythms and with timing in music. From then on, I have tried out and experimented with different techniques, most of them rooted on an analogue aproach. I decided to include this section to the site since making experimental films has enriched my take and perspective on composing.


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Maid In Mexico

Year: 2008
Type: phone video




Hi i am erica and want to be a real sounding artist (sonidera) plaese right to me any advice.




 
The Grooming

Year: 2005
Type: video animation
Tagline: made for modern dance




Excerpt of a video production made for Morphodidius dance company. The production was called "Loretta's Room". The great horror-techno-beat jive-music is by Marc Verhoeven. Special appearance by Elizabeth van den Akker




 
Killing Silver

Year: 2004
Type: Super 8




A parable on mexican popular sincretism. From the 'Deformative Studies' cycle. It features a live soundtrack by The Warlips.





 
Pólvora Caliente

Year: 2004
Type: super8 animation
Tagline: libro vaquero cowboy stories




This is an excerpt of an super8 animation from the mexican comic strip El Libro Vaquero. The soundtrack is and excerpt of ATEM by Horacio Vaggione.