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Dazzling Bag of Paint Chips
Film/video hybrid made to the Purdins song. The film strips that create the moving periphery had to be individually edited, then manually transported across a light table frame by frame and rephotographed onto one piece of film. The two film elements—the center film and the periphery film—were composited together live, during film transfer to video. No video editing was involved.
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Film/video hybrid made to the Purdins song. The film strips that create the moving periphery had to be individually edited, then manually transported across a light table frame by frame and rephotographed onto one piece of film. The two film elements—the center film and the periphery film—were composited together live, during film transfer to video. No video editing was involved.
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