Course Objective: The purpose of this class is to turn the camera on yourself, taking that as literally or non-literally as you wish. This class is about not only growing as a filmmaker, but as an individual, exploring how you can create work with everything you already have, your life experiences. I’m also encouraging you to push yourselves to shoot in ways you haven’t shot before: experiment, explore, examine your art and yourself.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Optic Nerve by Barbara Hammer
" 'Optic Nerve' (1985) is a "powerful personal reflection on family and ageing". Hammer uses the process of optical printing and re-scanned images to influence the viewer's visual and intellectual trips. This is Barbara Hammer's interpretation of her visit with her grandmother in the nursing home. She conveys to the viewer an institutionalized environment. With extreme color, light, motion and sound she reflects her grandmother's loss of touch with reality. With the use of imaging overlays and dissolves, she lets you see what is happening in her grandmother's mind."
Excerpt from: http://people.wcsu.edu/mccarneyh/fva/h/OpticNerve.html
http://barbarahammer.com/
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