Two Days in the Desert – Director and Photographer PATRICK CURTET presents you two transportation short films and a behind-the-scenes video on GoSee

Stop talking and act... Push the limit, follow your dreams. All of us have spent long evenings discussing dream projects, but sometimes you have to kick yourself in the butt and get into action mode. That’s precisely what PATRICK CURTET did recently in California.

He got a lot of talented friends boiling to jump on fun and exciting projects. What is the essence of fun? What raw ingredients do you you need to get the excitement bubbling...? A bike, a car and an endless landscape – with people nowhere to be seen. ‘The Chase’ and ‘Release’: the two short films presented here are personal projects directed by Patrick Curtet.

‘Release’ features Niki Smart, chief designer at GM for 20 years and a British car designer, known for leading the Ariel Atom project and for his Cadillac concept car design as design manager for the General Motors Advanced Design team in Los Angeles, California. He has also developed his own bike over the last decade: Niki Smart recently unveiled an award-winning motorcycle design, the ABC 500. On its debut at the Quail Motorcycle Gathering in 2019, it took first place in the Modified Class and was also honored with the Design and Style Award, presented by Arch Motorcycles. GoSee: abikecompany.com

‘The Chase’ features Ryan Orr, a stunt driver who comes to life in this arid landscape and leaves it at the speed of light.

mpcurtet is represented by heldanda in the US, severin.wendeler in Europe and creamparistv in France.
CREDITS
Director     PATRICK CURTET
DOP     @mr_madrax
Production     mj68
Art Director     LA Creative Team
Editing     SPOTBOT Los Angles

About MP CURTET
Patrick Curtet : "Initialy a Sports Photographer, then reporter, I have gradually opened myself up to the world of the car while developing a "Lifestyle and Landscape" sideline. During these 20 years I have had the chance to evolve in both the press and advertising worlds. While being able to form and manage teams around major projects, I also like to work in "light" mode." curtet.com