Ultra Music Festival Premieres Captivating Aftermovie for 2024 Edition Directed by Final Kid Films
Ultra Miami has just released a stunning aftermovie showcasing the most memorable moments from this year’s festival. The 2024 edition, held from March 22 to 24, delivered an unforgettable experience for attendees despite challenging weather conditions. This nearly 20-minute cinematic film highlights the vibrant music, electrifying atmosphere, and heartfelt moments from the globally celebrated festival.
The Aftermovie
UMF consistently features top artists from the music industry, and this year was no different. The festival produced a remarkable cinematic aftermovie, crafted by Amsterdam-based Final Kid Films, who masterfully captured the essence of Ultra 2024 with their professional editing style. Notably, the aftermovie downplays the adverse weather that affected the event. A striking moment occurred when Hardwell’s highly anticipated set was canceled, despite his team dedicating three months to its planning. However, Hardwell demonstrated that even rain couldn’t deter him at UMF, exclaiming on stage, “We f*cking made it babyyy!”. The resilience of the festival-goers was evident on social media as attendees embraced the rain, showcasing their spirit in the puddles. Additionally, the Ultra Angels, the festival’s official dancers, once again delivered captivating performances highlighted in the aftermovie.
The Scenes
The aftermovie features a plethora of engaging scenes that celebrate electronic music, positivity, and a diverse crowd proudly displaying their national flags. Alongside stunning visuals, the music selection was carefully curated. Aaron Hibell produced the captivating soundtrack, featuring tracks like Becky Hill and drum and bass duo Chase & Status’ hit collaboration “Disconnect.” Miami’s picturesque scenery, enhanced by breathtaking drone footage, adds to the film’s appeal. In addition to Hardwell, other prominent artists from the electronic music scene made appearances, including Nicky Romero, Amelie Lens—who performed just three months after welcoming her baby girl Kiki—and renowned DJs such as Oliver Heldens/HI-LO, Miss Monique, Steve Aoki, and Dutch star Armin van Buuren bringing plenty of ID tracks to the stage.
Conclusion
In summary, Ultra Miami and Final Kid Films have once again succeeded in vividly capturing the festival experience this year. The aftermovie radiates positive energy, with motivational speeches enhancing its emotional depth. As the festival approaches its 25th anniversary next year, this nearly 20-minute film is sure to excite fans and entice them to visit the stunning city of Miami.
