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by Jeremy MOSS
2016 / 16mm / color / silent / 1S / 30' 00
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A filmmaker and a dancer meet in the same location twice a day - once in the early morning, once in the late afternoon - for five consecutive days. They create a series of ten in-camera 16mm films that map the negotiation of improvised dance and cinematography and their collaborative relationship.
Can the camera act as a dynamic partner, more than simply a new “stage” or documenting device for the dancer? Can the dancer be more than a subject embedded within the frame and altered by the cut?
2 PRINTS IN DISTRIBUTION
distribution format |
16mm |
screen |
1,37 - Standard (single screen) |
speed |
24 fps |
sound |
silent |
original language |
English |
rental fee |
88,00 € |
distribution format |
Digital file on USB stick (FHD) |
screen |
16/9 (single screen) |
speed |
24 fps |
sound |
silent |
original language |
English |
rental fee |
86,00 € |