It has come together really well. I love the opening sequence with the envelopes as it reminded me of Casey Neiset, a New York based filmmaker, who frequently uses his hands, desk and stationery as characters in his documentaries: http://vimeo.com/9669721
For my Herzog homage, I may drag a rubber dingy through our local woods with help from local youths. Once I get to the other side of the park I will put on Hamlet.
Keep up the great work and I look forward to the next ‘module’!
Thank you! I liked the stopmotion on the Casey Neiset film and the personal feeling. The journal blog of this little film tried to emulate the diary style of Aguirre. I think Herzog and the ghost of Kinski would not be happy by something so light! My Herzog film homage would be much different, I’m still planning something…
My idea for a Herzog homage lacks your subtlety!! Neiset is interesting as his reputation was built on his iPod battery-life protest now he seems assimilated into the media, with his own cable show.
Hi,
It has come together really well. I love the opening sequence with the envelopes as it reminded me of Casey Neiset, a New York based filmmaker, who frequently uses his hands, desk and stationery as characters in his documentaries: http://vimeo.com/9669721
For my Herzog homage, I may drag a rubber dingy through our local woods with help from local youths. Once I get to the other side of the park I will put on Hamlet.
Keep up the great work and I look forward to the next ‘module’!
Dirk
Thank you! I liked the stopmotion on the Casey Neiset film and the personal feeling. The journal blog of this little film tried to emulate the diary style of Aguirre. I think Herzog and the ghost of Kinski would not be happy by something so light! My Herzog film homage would be much different, I’m still planning something…
My idea for a Herzog homage lacks your subtlety!! Neiset is interesting as his reputation was built on his iPod battery-life protest now he seems assimilated into the media, with his own cable show.