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A Point of View1989 16 mm B & W 8 1/2 min Producer/writer/director/camera operator Shirley
Grace The story describes a photographic session between a photographer and her subject. The action is seen from the still camera’s point of view - a camera that has the ability to see, not just what the photographer chooses, but all the time. Working as a photographer I deal with single images yet I am continually
aware of the moment that take place on either side of the ones recorded.
It seemed inevitable that sooner or later I would want to get together
a collection of moving sequences… If all drama need a central question
then A Point of View’s would be “Does the camera lie?”
The answer I’ve decided is: “Yes, all the time - but it doesn’t
have to!” see also |
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