I'm curious if anyone in here is an appreciator or maker of non-narrative art films, such as those made by directors Godfrey Reggio and Ron Fricke.
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directing Non-narrative films -- appreciating and making
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Yes I specifically seek out and watch every one of these, I became a big fan from Kronos initially and went on to watch the entire quasi series, Samsara, Microcosm, etc. the first feature film I made was one of these, Called "Silicon Valley Timelapse", And I still make them commonly today.
I used to shoot on a red epic but now I've spent over four years building my own ai filmmaking pipeline, And can make them without the constraints of budget.
This above for example is a non-narrative film I made, That generates a Near Infinite number of versions of itself and accepts user input. I'm making a new one right now, That's kind of a fun site project while I work on and test the technology in development. These little things I'm showing you here are Excerpts from 90 minute films that each have multiple versions.
I used to shoot on a red epic but now I've spent over four years building my own ai filmmaking pipeline, And can make them without the constraints of budget.
This above for example is a non-narrative film I made, That generates a Near Infinite number of versions of itself and accepts user input. I'm making a new one right now, That's kind of a fun site project while I work on and test the technology in development. These little things I'm showing you here are Excerpts from 90 minute films that each have multiple versions.
There are a few that I like, but this is the one that blew me away when it came out. I saw it a few times.
I was also privileged to see POWAQQATSI at a Philip Glass concert. He and his orchestra performed the score as the movie played behind them. An amazing experience.
I was also privileged to see POWAQQATSI at a Philip Glass concert. He and his orchestra performed the score as the movie played behind them. An amazing experience.