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10.21.2009, 08:24 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYW1rVv7sBA
WARNING: CONTAINS A FEW SECTIONS OF STROBING IMAGES a non-narrative impressionistic documentary of the making of harmony korine's "sunday" for sonic youth. features harmony as a disembodied voic... |
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10.21.2009, 09:28 PM
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whoa!!!!!!!
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10.22.2009, 01:35 AM
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Thanks Moshe!
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10.22.2009, 11:35 AM
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thanks, moshe. forgot to mention it here after the tweet. i need to write a proper blog post about it. there are 2 additional totally different versions of it, but since this is the version in the sensational fix show, i figured it'll be the only one i post.
in a way, it's kind of more of a sound piece than a video piece. i just looked back on the timeline for the edit and there are up to 10 tracks of incidental audio layered in spots. i think there's a total of about 30 seconds of literally synched audio in the movie. almost the entire thing is an intentionally disorienting or deliberately misleading cut-up. also...people have emailed me. i *know* the flickervision monitor shots in the beginning and the high-speed camera buzz drive people mad... that's precisely why i put them there. i'm well versed in the tedium of making easily digestible work. if i wanted to do it, i would. |
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