Ruminations on 8mm film, home movies and Le Voyage du ballon rouge from Dan Streible, NYU professor and orphan film guru.
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April 25, 2008 at 11:21 am
Musicians with Super 8 Cameras, Pt. 2 « home & amateur
[…] April 25, 2008 in Uncategorized by dwswanson Tags: Music, Super 8 Granted, this is a little bit of a stretch, but the Chuck Prophet ad below was all the prompting I needed to post a link to Norwegian pop songstress Annie’s 2005 video for “Heartbeat”. In it, Annie herself is shown shooting a super 8 camera, and it looks like a lot of the footage is super 8 as well. Oh, and there are lots of red balloons. […]