More about the Green Project 2008 you will find in the link: http://greenproject2008.com. I made this video in the opening of the photographic exhibition of Yannis Tzortzis at Tio Ilar.
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2005: "The Beauty Project" a short film by photographer Steve Gatlin and Cory Pampalone.
"With the darkness of night serving as his studio, an enigmatic photographer uses everyday places and the human form to create his version of beauty in the world around him. For the past few years Steve Gatlin has been shooting photographs of nude people in public places at night. The photographs encompass what he calls The Beauty Project, an exploration of light, motion and the human form." text by sfgatlin.
The above short film is aesthetically excellent. Something that I didn't like in the film, is that the photographic work of Steve Gatlin we see it in some short scenes and only at the ending titles we can see some his work. In the web site of Steve Gatlin and the web site http://www.thebeautyproject.com/ you can see his photos: 
Some biographic details of Steve Gatlin:
"Steve Gatlin was born in 1974 and grew up in South Florida until he moved away from home at the age of 18.
His first experience in photography came when he was nine and won a disk camera at a birthday party for one of his classmates. Steve used that camera regularly and would often have film developed that he had shot around the neighborhood. Ever since then Steve has always had a camera in hand and seen the world through its lens."
The above short film is aesthetically excellent. Something that I didn't like in the film, is that the photographic work of Steve Gatlin we see it in some short scenes and only at the ending titles we can see some his work. In the web site of Steve Gatlin and the web site http://www.thebeautyproject.com/ you can see his photos: 
Some biographic details of Steve Gatlin:"Steve Gatlin was born in 1974 and grew up in South Florida until he moved away from home at the age of 18.
His first experience in photography came when he was nine and won a disk camera at a birthday party for one of his classmates. Steve used that camera regularly and would often have film developed that he had shot around the neighborhood. Ever since then Steve has always had a camera in hand and seen the world through its lens."
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