Music In the Air
| 导演： | Scott Stark |
| 制片国家/地区： | 美国 |
| 类型： | |
| 年代： | 2023 |
| 片长： | 15分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
In a live double-16mm projector performance, Scott Stark feeds gorgeous Kodachrome found footage from a 1950s promo doc about a fabled teen music camp near Stockton, CA, into his propeller-driven system to generate a transformative visual spectacle. Using two reels of film, the on-screen image alternates between the left and right projectors, transposing objects onto bodies, la... (展开全部)
In a live double-16mm projector performance, Scott Stark feeds gorgeous Kodachrome found footage from a 1950s promo doc about a fabled teen music camp near Stockton, CA, into his propeller-driven system to generate a transformative visual spectacle. Using two reels of film, the on-screen image alternates between the left and right projectors, transposing objects onto bodies, landscapes onto buildings, sidewalks onto swimming pools, and subtle musical movements onto frenetic explosions of color.
Scott Stark has made over 85 films and videos, as well as numerous moving image installations, live performances, and photo-collages. His work has shown nationally and internationally in venues such as the Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco Cinematheque, International Film Festival Rotterdam, the Tokyo Image Forum, and many others.
In a live double-16mm projector performance, Scott Stark feeds gorgeous Kodachrome found footage from a 1950s promo doc about a fabled teen music camp near Stockton, CA, into his propeller-driven system to generate a transformative visual spectacle. Using two reels of film, the on-screen image alternates between the left and right projectors, transposing objects onto bodies, la... (展开全部)
In a live double-16mm projector performance, Scott Stark feeds gorgeous Kodachrome found footage from a 1950s promo doc about a fabled teen music camp near Stockton, CA, into his propeller-driven system to generate a transformative visual spectacle. Using two reels of film, the on-screen image alternates between the left and right projectors, transposing objects onto bodies, landscapes onto buildings, sidewalks onto swimming pools, and subtle musical movements onto frenetic explosions of color.
Scott Stark has made over 85 films and videos, as well as numerous moving image installations, live performances, and photo-collages. His work has shown nationally and internationally in venues such as the Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco Cinematheque, International Film Festival Rotterdam, the Tokyo Image Forum, and many others.
