Three Textures and a Conversation (1985)
Posted by Mark Allen on 07 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Random Posts, - My First Attempts At Filmmaking -
Three Textures and a Conversation, 1985. Directed by Mark Allen. Starring Douglas Martin, Dave Smith. 1/2 inch VHS; 2 minutes, 21 seconds; color; sound.






























































The Flying Lizards: A Band Arranged According to the Laws of Chance [Sound Collector #6, 2001]
Who Is Harry Stephen Keeler? [A To Izzard, A Harry Stephen Keeler Companion, Ramble House]
Bob [blind]
David [deaf]
Greg Walloch
[cerebral palsy and famous]
Kevin [lost left leg]
Victor [too skinny]
Derek [lost most of right arm]






Trip to the Middle of Nowhere
Paris
Columbine High School
Archives of Harry Stephen Keeler
Central Park at night



























































I think this is boring, but I think that’s the point?
The prettiest thing about this are the soft little lines and squiggles (glitches actually) that come from using old VHS tape. It’s like being hypnotized by fish in an aquarium. VHS squiggles give the Northern Lights a run for their money!
The first texture was outstanding.
I couldn’t hear the conversation. But, I liked the house. I didn’t know you were from such an upscale family back in Plano.