Making of 'Ten Years Safari - a place to skate'

The established skate- and design label ‘Safari’ made a movie as a present for their 10 year anniversary. For this we took care of implenting the intro. The shoot took place in a hidden shack which contained a miniramp, somewhere in the swiss mountains. Inside the shack we arranged a small living room which can be seen towards the end of the intro.

Thanks a lot to Patrick Pytell and the boys of the "Screamcat Ramp" for letting us shoot at this awesome location.

In the opening scene for the TEN YEAR SAFARI film Luc Kämpfen is trying to find a place to skate in the swiss alps. Segment made possible by: Bardo Eicher, Christian Taro Müller, Marc Heer, Gilles Germann & Ruby Stevens Thanks to Beat Hösli for operating the RED and Pyttel & the Scremcat Ramp crew for letting use their home turf! A ten years anniversary skateboardadventure film by Safari Clothing To watch the full movie please visit: http://safariclothing.ch

Doodah Ice Cream Man Contest

Doodah presents the annual Purple Park Contest Clip! Filmed and edited by me. Hope you guys like it. See you next year!

Lange hat's gedauert bis die neue D.I.Y. Funbox im Purple Park Basel die gewünschte Form annahm. Am 21. September wurde sie dann feierlich von unserer ICE CREAM MAN-Contestserie eingeweiht. Für jeden harten Trick gab's Sofort-Cash und die zahlreichen Besucher waren mit Wurst und Bier königlich umsorgt. www.doodah.ch film/edit: www.christiantaro.com

"ink." am Basler Gässli Film Festival

"Ink." will be screened at this year's Basel Gässli Film Festival.
Hopefully a lot of people are interested in seeing the film and join us at the "Gässli"!

Camera & Effects: Valentin Brotbek & Christian Taro Müller Music: Calling (Instrumental) by Dexter Britain (http://www.dexterbritain.co.uk) Festivals: Gässli Film Festival, Basel Upcoming Filmmakers, Luzern www.christiantaro.com

Super 8 Test - z'Basel an mym Rhy, 1970

I've always liked shooting on real film. Whether photography or moving pictures. There's something quite magical about shooting on real film. Every shot is thought over... because every shot costs you money.This short film was mainly to to determine whether camera, film and workflow still work the way one expects. The footage was taken at the rhein docks in Kleinhünigen, Basel. A kodak ektachrome color reversal film was used, which posses space for solely 3,5 minutes of film material.

The film is the result of a test to determine whether camera, film and workflow work the way one expects. The footage was taken at the rhein docks in Kleinhünigen, Basel. A kodak ektachrome color reversal film was used, which posses space for 3,5 minutes of film material. Music: Western Meadowlark by Brown Recluse (myspace.com/brownreclusesings) www.christiantaro.com

Fortunatelly it seems like everything works the way it should. Even though it's a bit pricey, I most definitely wanna work with this distinctive and unique format. It really hooked me again! In this spirit - film is dead. long live film!

Shooting Day - XXX Tattoo

For our next project at the university we documented the work of the very talented tattoo artist Lukas Speich at the XXX Tattoo Studio in Lucerne. With the help of animated typography we try to show (and to a certain degree explain) the work of a tattoo artist and the process of tattoing.