All from Me
The Chinese choreographer Yang Liping thrilled audiences around the world in 1986 with her amazing “peacock dance” from ‘Spirit of the Peacock’. One of her famous works in her artistic creation career “Pingtan Image” was originated from the oriental folk believes and myths of Pingtan, located in East China’s Fujian province and the closest place on the Chinese mainland to Taiwan.
The production of “All From Me” music video was hoping to create a crossed-over genuine pop music sensation by bringing both the iconic performance of “Pingtan Image” and singer’s upcoming single together. Both of the directors unrelentingly pursuit to build a work that tells a brand new story which speaks to the audiences who have never been interested in dance theater and the artists that have never listened to pop music. Through the creation of the new script and new choreography, this music video is not only a film work adapted from a play, but an enthralling blend of pop music and the contemporary dance theater, hopes to motivates the artist in everyone.
China is an ancient country full of mysteries and a lot of elements of Chinese deities and magical beings can be found in this video.
There has been an old tradition in China of dancers wearing masks to resemble animals or mythical beasts since antiquity. The lion dance and the dragon dance are usually performed during the Chinese traditional, cultural and religious festivals. In this video the lions are the loyal companions which were bravely protecting the main character from the invasion from Hell. The appearance of a dragon is both fearsome and bold but it has a benevolent disposition, and it was an emblem to represent authority, which were sent from above to come to her rescue.
Art in China had grown in a phenomenal way, and has adapted and changed over time. The purpose of making this video is not only hope to reflect Chinese culture but also seeking for more possibilities to create a foundation for future artistic accomplishments. With the music video of a popular singer, the art of the tradition which were overlooked is bringing back to life with a new statement of Oriental aesthetics.
Outerspace Leo |
Director |
Wang Shou Jie |
Director |
Lin Chien Cheng |
Producer |
Kedy Yu |
Director of Phtography |
Kao Ming Chun |
Line Producer |
Parker Lin |
Art Director |
Fei Hsiao Yun |
Art Assistant |
Yiko Lee |
Costume Designer |
Yang Chia Che |
First AC |
Hsieh Ming Chieh |
First AC |
Sung Ming Che |
Graffer |
Wu Jhen Rong |
Best Boy |
Qiu Qi Rui |
Lighting Crew |
Wang Jun Yuan |
Lighting Crew |
Chen Guan Yu |
Lighting Crew |
Ji Chao Yuan |
Lighting Crew |
Wu Fang Yuan |
Lighting Crew |
Chen Yu Guang |
Lighting Crew |
Xu Fu Jia |
Lighting Crew |
Liu Li Ren |
Lighting Crew |
Li Heng Yi |
Lighting Crew |
Wang Tie Ren |
Lighting Crew |
Jhang Jia We |
Set Coordinator |
Cheng Chen Yueh |
Set Coordinator |
Chen His Chuan |
Set Coordinator |
Louis Chiang |
Set Coordinator |
Bryan Lin |
Set Coordinator |
Tim Lin |
Set Coordinator |
Han Zixiang |
Set Coordinator |
Tang Wei Cheng |
Set Coordinator |
Liao Zhi Cheng |
Set Coordinator |
Yang Jing Ting |
Second AC |
Lee Yu Lin |
Second AC |
Fu Jie |
Second AC |
Chang Ting Yu |
Second AC |
Tseng Hunk Kai |
Second AC |
Tsai Meng Che |
Second AC |
Wu Cheng Jie |
Second AC |
Luo Guan Jun |
Second AC |
Hong Chen Film Studio |
Sudio |
Hsin Tsair Co. Ltd. |
Camera Equipment |
Lee Rong FIlm& Equipment Co. |
GRIP |
Chang Yi-Cheng |
Jimmy Jib Cameraman |
Huang Yong-Xin |
Ronin 2 Operator |
Wang Chao Hsiang |
Operator’s Assistant |
Chen Ming Ze |
Special Effect Supervisor |
Outerspace Leo |
Editor |
Cordelia Pai |
Editor |
TimeLine Studio |
Color Grading |
Yao Liang Chi |
Colorist |
Chen Ying Fang |
Post-production PM |
Peter Wang |
Animation Director |
Davy Liu |
VFX |
Tseng Hsiao Han |
VFX |
Time Story Sudio |
Production of Behind the Scenes |
Liu Yin Quan |
Production of Behind the Scenes |
Sam Liao |
Production of Behind the Scenes |
Chou Chien Yu |
On-site Management |
Wang Cheng Yi |
Casting Associate |
Lee Wei Szu |
Dancr/Stunt |
Chen Jia Huei |
Dancr/Stunt |
Liao Yu Chin |
Dancr/Stunt |
Huang Chang Hao |
Dancr/Stunt |
Tsai Ya Ju |
Dancr/Stunt |
Pan Chun Cheng |
Dancr/Stunt |
Pan Chun Cheng |
Dancr/Stunt |
Liao Wei Liang |
Dancr/Stunt |
Gau Min Zu |
Dancr/Stunt |
Wang Yuan-Tse |
Dancr/Stunt |
Hu Yu-Cheng |
Dancr/Stunt |
Lee Ying-Ju |
Dancr/Stunt |
Lin Chi-Ching |
Dancr/Stunt |
Lin Wei-Che |
Dancr/Stunt |
Tseng Yu-Wen |
Dancr/Stunt |
Wang Shu-Jui |
Dancr/Stunt |
Chen Yuan-Ho |
Dancr/Stunt |
Kuo Ching-Ting |
Dancr/Stunt |
Hsieh Ang-Ting |
Dancr/Stunt |
Kung Ming Hsiang |
Dancr/Stunt |
THAAD |
Pingtan Impression Costume Design Director |
Wu Lingui |
Pingtan Impression Costume Design Director |
Ding Shile |
Stage Manager |