August 15, 2010
3 Beach Monkeys, 1997
Dredged up this ancient thing from the bottom of the sea.
File date September 15, 1997.
A 15fps Super Wide Production
3 Beach Monkeys
Starring Laurel, Troy & Brighton
The net takes you nowhere....
Oh we’re so pretty, Oh so pretty, we’re vacant, Oh we’re so pretty, Oh so pretty, we’re vacant ah, But now and we don’t care.
Dredged up this ancient thing from the bottom of the sea.
File date September 15, 1997.
A 15fps Super Wide Production
3 Beach Monkeys
Starring Laurel, Troy & Brighton
I don’t give a damn about football, and neither does anyone else who appears in this video.
A low-grade tribute to the classic films of Vittorio De Sica–may we once again develop a taste for realities we can live and represent to each other–this was shot, without planning, on Superbowl Sunday 1998 in Pacific Beach, California, while the "big media event" was going down a few miles across town at newly christened Qualcomm Stadium.
A silent film (almost), with a happy ending, from one of the beaches at La Jolla, California, Summer 2000.
This 37k/sec WindowsMedia video stream was shot in 1998 by M. Baranova as part of an effort to test the acceptability of "video impressionism" as a potential populist medium–easy and inexpensive to produce and to distribute. Image "crispness" is deliberately sacrificed in favor of a "smooth" frame rate (5 fps for 56K modem reception). And image quality is further compromised for the "reality effect" of stereo sound.