This is my sister Ruci Ameria. She reminds me a bit of my mom when she was at Uni.
© 2009 DANIF PRADANA
Filed under: Photography
April 30, 2009 • 2:38 pm 0
This is my sister Ruci Ameria. She reminds me a bit of my mom when she was at Uni.
© 2009 DANIF PRADANA
Filed under: Photography
• 4:44 am 0

Berdasarkan survey yang dilakukan oleh perusahaan multinasional Internet World Stats, pengguna internet di Indonesia mengalami pertumbuhan yang sangat tinggi. Hanya dalam periode waktu 10 tahun terakhir pengguna internet di negara ini tumbuh lebih dari 1.000 persen. Dan untuk tahun 2008, tercatat sudah 25 juta orang Indonesia yang mengakses internet setiap harinya.
Kami dari IFmedia menyadari akan kehausan warga Indonesia akan informasi, dan kami menawarkan sebuah pengalaman baru dalam mengakses informasi tersebut yaitu dengan membawa konsep majalah online ke tahap berikutnya. Kami menawarkan pengalaman multimedia yang menggabungkan teks, video, foto, dan audio hingga membawa pembaca untuk lebih aktif berinteraksi dengan apa yang ditawarkan.
Content IFmedia akan mengangkat isu-isu seputar pop culture, arts, dan current affairs yang ditujukan bagi kalangan muda Indonesia, baik yang berada di dalam negri maupun yang tinggal di luar Indonesia.
Filed under: News
April 16, 2009 • 10:32 am 0
My sister Ruci Ameria forwarded me an e-mail from her friend who wrote her 1st time experience of watching KHURUKSETRA’s performance at Singapore. Since this is only an opinion written on facebook.com by my sister’s friend, the name of the author will be kept anonymous. Enjoy!
I went to Indoverse 2009, an event by PPI Singapura. It was an event of Indonesian cultural performances, although mostly the performances were pop band performances. Then came one rather unforgettable show of “art”—the Khuruksetra (gosh, I had to look through my gmail to get the spelling right).
I guess you can google the group to find out more about it (which I am too lazy to do). But basically, from the one performance I saw, the group seems to be a modern art group that strives to cross traditional boundary and bring performing art to a different level. Different, uh huh. Before the performance started, the MCs introduced the performance as one on “the conflict of love”. Love. Right.
The lights were off. The stage was partly covered with black cloth. Three performers sat on stage. Their heads down. I think they were playing with guitars and a bass. Two screens on the wall showed the black and white video; what the video was about I’m not so sure either. The performers on stage, still heads down, started playing. Dum dum dum (I know a guitar doesn’t sound like that, but the whole thing sounds like that).
Then there was a man whose head was hidden under farmer’s triangular-shaped straw hat, holding sapu lidi in each hand, came silently from one side of the stage. To me, this guy resembled a barong. Though his head was hidden, I felt like I could see his eyes wide open. Dum dum dum.
A shriek broke out of that triangular-shaped straw hat. The creature went into spasms. More shrieks. My ears were hurt. The video on the screens continued playing a black-and-white montage of incomprehensible things. Then the video showed the creature, with sapu lidi on each hand, running through the woods. And approached a cow. Yes, a cow. I was thinking, is the love conflict between this creature and the cow? What the…
So the rest of the show just continued with shrieks, more shrieks, more spasms, an effort of gymnastic talent showcase, and the video that continued to show the love story of this creature and a cow (haha, I’m joking). The creature finally took off the straw hat only to show black-painted face. More shrieks. The video showed someone wrapped in long cloths, and a cow, I think the cow’s insides. Morbid. Yeah.
And it ended. Clap clap clap.
I just sat there. I told my friend who sat besides me, “I can’t appreciate that show.” He said the same thing earlier, and went off to the restroom in the middle of the show. I lingered on my seat, still watching this art performance that I could not comprehend.
Filed under: Khuruksetra
April 15, 2009 • 6:31 pm 0
A screenshot preview from an upcoming documentary about my photography project “Black Veil”. Documented by filmmaker Andra Fembriarto. Natalie Veronica is my very first model. She is also going to appear in the video version called “ALTER”.
Filed under: The Making of...
April 14, 2009 • 3:09 am 0

Currently in development, but several teaser video will soon be made.
Would be my first Directorial work in Jakarta and also the 1st major project of CINESONIQUE in collaboration with Cinematographer “Gerry Habir” and my partner in crime “Natalie Veronica”. Those who are interested to invest for this project, fell free to contact me and lets have a beer together.
Filed under: ALTER (Short Video), Film & Video Productions
• 2:51 am 0
A screenshot from a sound design project that I’m currently doing for Andra Fembriarto. I’m very much a Pro Tools person while I am still at Uni, but ever since I moved to Singapore and now back to Jakarta, I started to work intensively with Logic Pro and other open-sources audio software.

Filed under: Film & Video Productions, Sound Design