RHRSL is a surreal, staged interpretation of an artist’s rehearsal - blending raw vulnerability with striking, immersive visuals. It offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the creative process, where performance and preparation merge into one fluid experience.
The project aims to expand into multiple episodes, each revealing a different artist’s world in this unique, dreamlike format.
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EX. PRODUCER Alysha Pattiselanno
PRODUCTION Larinza Mertosemito
INITIATOR - CREATIVE / ART DIRECTOR Joardy Tummers
INITIATOR - CREATIVE / EDITOR Rychto Lawalata
DIRECTOR Robin Kikic
DOP Tobias van Daal
2ND UNIT Thomas Veelo
1ST AC Jesse Koelstra
2ND AC Jurne Molina
GAFFER Erwin Smit
BESTBOY Joep Hegeman
SET DRESSER Louana Tummers
SOUND ENGINEER Jason DeGraw
VFX SUPERVISOR Sem Leuven
BTS PHOTOGRAPHER John Li
LOGLINE
RHSL Reconstructs The Rehearsal Process Of Artists And Focuses On Their Personal And Creative Challenges, Culminating In A Live Version Of Their Work.
The pilot episode of RHRSL was created with artist Suilju and clearly shows what the series stands for. His personal challenge—asma—is not something that holds him back, but rather becomes part of his music. In a specially designed rehearsal space, the camera follows his process, from doubt to creation.
We combine interviews, raw rehearsal moments, and a live performance as a finale. It’s not a polished show, but an honest portrait of the journey to a track. The pilot demonstrates how personal themes, such as health, can become a source of creative power.
The motivation for RHRSL grew out of an ongoing dialogue between Joardy Tummers and Rychto Lawalata, who shared a fascination for the overlooked artistry within rehearsal. In those tentative moments—where ideas are tested, reshaped, or even abandoned—the essence of creativity quietly reveals itself.
To bring this vision into a cinematic form, we invited Robin Kikic to direct. His ability to balance surreal imagery with a sense of authenticity shaped RHRSL into a space where preparation and performance coexist in one fluid narrative.