At the Altar is golden body worship. Focus on hands, sweat, touching. Deep breathing and moans. Gold jewelry/tulle. Fluid movement and motion, intention for every action - ‘Worship at the Altar’ - the altar being their lover.
-Gold light and hard shadows like baroque paintings.
First reference photo below with silver glitter but as gold body shimmer, not glitter, to give the already shimmering flesh an almost textured pop of light.
In the garden focuses on human sensuality within nature, embedded in the soil we came from.
Dark tones, soft, rich greens and browns. Intentional, intimate touch. Often filmed through foliage to reveal flesh. Becoming one with the earth by returning to our primal ways.
- Voyeur. Earth tones. Sweat & dirt on flesh. Hazy light wrapping over bodies and through leaves.
Suffer me is quite possibly the antithesis of At the Altar. Where At the Altar focuses on worship, femininity/goddesses, Suffer Me is about objectification. Healing your wounds by inflicting them on someone else and then licking the blood from their flesh.
-Masks/hoods. Deep blacks/grays accented by faint reds or sharp white rim lights.
-Reference “Dark” video for aesthetics.
Toss around idea of black and white.
