Una comunidad de músicos y videografos inspirados por la cultura club y la música electrónica. Producimos videos musicales y documentales que fomentan la cultura de artistas independientes desde una perspectiva local y global. La casa de la experimentación visual y musical donde distintos artistas ayudan a contextualizar la historia y la cultura de la música electrónica underground.
Con base en Berlín y CDMX.

Community of filmmakers and musicians inspired by club culture and electronic music. Producing filming sessions that specialize in fostering independent experimental arts from a local and global perspective. ASAV is a house of visual and musical experimentation where different artists promote the history and culture of underground electronic music. Currently based in Berlin and Mexico City.

Directed, written and edited by Lorea Arcelus [LAOrbit]
Cinematography by DimiTris ARgyriou
Art Directing by Maria Nix
Cast: Patrizia Maio, Daniel Christou, Paula Almeida,  Constanza Bonatti, Sofia Loose, Andreas Austgen

Music: Romain FX
Film: LAOrbit

Produced by Overlook Pictures
Direction: Francesca Root
Direction of Photography: Mariano Rodriguez Ingold
Montage: LAOrbit (Lorea Arcelus)

Art director: Rodriga Cavalheiro
Wardrobe: Rodriga Cavalheiro
Make up: Francesca Root

Medellin Style premiered this music video

An unexpected interview takes place in a electronic-music producer’s house. Getting confused by the presence of the camera as they enter their private lives, we get to know the story of an artist couple who are immersed in their own talent and are indifferent to media. Their creative space is revealed as their friends pass by for a cup of tea to produce music and make art. As we follow their random activities we head to a distorted reality, losing track of what normality may be. With a funny touch of awkwardness, it makes you wonder how Local Suicide's and Alejandro Paz’s artist lives are like, making us hope that one day we'll get to do a real face to face interview and get to know their unique creative process.

Dogdays Magazine premiered this Music Video

Through archive material and footage taken by the visual artist LAOrbit of wheels we get to roll around the history and the present of skating, the culture that changes and keeps evolving with the different fashions of time. Guided by the delightful edit from Romain FX from Kamazu’s Indaba Kabani song.

Club Chromatic Premiered this Music Video

Composition For A Clown by Ani Klang, video by Overlook Pictures. Why not let go a little, why not lose control? In an attempt to adjust to life during quarantine, a Clown falls into an unspectacular and monotonous daily routine. Attempts to fill the void by being “productive” pay off at first: they clean, call their grandparents, attempt yoga workouts, they clean again. But as the days slowly blur into one, the Clown begins to question the need for all this, and the point of this performance. Why not let go a little? Afterall, who’s really going to care? Who is it all for? Through the Clown, we explore how our commonly held understanding of what it means to be a "productive human" can be interrupted during the pandemic. However, while breaking free of ritual and productivity can be liberating, in a society where self-worth is still so tied to work, the struggle to find meaning outside of one's labor is a struggle that inevitably invites chaos.

We are born fromworking with artists and learning together by creating stories we relate to, working in order to find our own artistic trends. Incentivising people to work and talk about their electronic musical scenes, and how they get inspired from it. This issound and visual arts seen from a technical and communal perspective.