The Stage 32 Videos: Remography

A selection of work from Toyota to Google Play to Donna Summer. Directed & created by Remo Camerota... Contact : remo@remography.com

Meat Market is a reflection of what extremes men go to try to meet women. No matter what the circumstance, if he is put in a room alone with a woman he will still try his best lines on her. Join us in one of these situations where Adam is attempting to seduce Eve with no better material than 'Animal mating habits'... . Will Adam succeed where other men have literally fallen flat on their faces, or will he just be another failure, destined to grovel at Eve's feet? 2- Meat Market is a reflection of how women have been and are being objectified. Pressure for the body beautiful these days could find you in an expensive 'Meat Market' looking to sell or buy spare body parts. You too can preserve donated parts in your local plastic surgeon's freezer, waiting for the day you need a new face or arm. Meanwhile some of our body parts are having fun, treating the freezer as if it were a night club. Adam does his best to corner and tantalize Eve in an age old game of love and seduction. He brings up the most absurd examples to try and woo Eve in a sad attempt of flirtation. There is no escape for Eve.. She has only her wit to out smart Adam. CONCEPT "Meat Market" examines inherent male dominance in our society today, coupled with the desire of looking beautiful at all times. This film deconstructs the 'horror' genre rendering it a sophisticated "black comedy'.The idea stems from the notion that men will try to seduce their object of desire in any situation, even when they are dead or are violently incapacitated: What will happen to society if people keep changing their faces? Will there be stock faces that people can choose from? These are some of the issues underlying "Meat Market" The themes touched on in this film question the importance of cosmetic surgery and its worth, how it is bought and sold and what effect it has on society. We are exploring the possibility that plastic surgery is not as important as we make out and that it can be dangerous and violent. MEAT MARKET SCREENINGS/AWARDS: Hollywood Film Festival 2005 ( Nominated) Icastelli Animati -- Official selection MUFF 2004(Melbourne Underground film Festival) -- Winner Best short AVA -- WINNER Gold medal -- Australasian Video Awards LA International Film Festival Alameda Film Festival (San Francisco) Sour Grapes In The Realm of The Senses (winner Bali screenings) Fiztroy Shorts Love your work Canal + (French TV) Net TV ( mobile shorts) 100% Art Festival Israel 2005 Pedrito Film festival -- South America The Other Film festival 2004 Cast Lacey Fitzgerald Todd James Matt Osbourne Hamilton Moore Melissah Commens Ryan McCarthy Paul Farrell