Bicycle Camera Test Footage

December 16, 2007

This is slightly long overdue - test footage from the first Bicycle Camera construction...the current version is at Film Rescue because the filmstock is too old to be developed normally. Hopefully, something came out of that process.

This version was driven by an aluminum gear, pushed by screws secured onto the spokes of the front wheel. Kind of an unstable design, but did the job just fine. However, the lens was pointed just ever so slightly too much at the sky...hence diminishing the desired effect of time-space distortion.

(click on image for test footage)

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Sundance 2008, Here We Come

A quick update, and a bit of good news. What was previously titled "Saturday Pictures" (and now titled "Lloyd Neck"), a short film directed and written by my friend, Benedict Campbell, and shot by your truly, was selected Sundance Film Festival. Which means I will be joining the influx of 20,000 people entering Park City, Utah, on January 17th, 2008. Very, very excited.

Very soon this film will be purchasable on iTunes. Seeing now that I have a week of break and only about six things to do, I can most likely squeeze in as much web update time as possible.

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5/4

New work. Shot on video in late November.

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