A friend and I recently got it as well with a Sigma 18-35mm and it has been a dream. Looking forward to seeing what you put out with it! We’re still very new to this realm but it’s super exciting having something of this quality to really figure things out.

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Even with how restricted things are and how careful we’re being, it’s so nice to do a studio day. Feels almost normal.

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hi! i’m an experimental filmmaker and critical maker who teaches cinema and media studies at a midwestern public university. i’ve been inspired by much of the work shared in this thread and thought i’d share some of my own.

i’ve been making both film and video works since i was fairly young but wasn’t really familiar with experimental traditions until my time as a cinematic arts student at university in 2002. i became excited about new and unfamiliar ways that a filmmaker could engage with an audience and the tones/textures/fields of view that might be presented. i’ve since become interested in the ways that audio-visual media allow us to craft new or different ways to ask questions and play with theory, as opposed to becoming boxed in by language and the page. being on lines has been a tremendous help in terms of considering a lot of these questions in more acoustic terms but, of course, like many of you have said, there are quite a few crossing points here with the visual field.

in general, i’m very interested in questions of space and place, memory, and technology. not to sound too pretentious, but i really enjoy thinking about the nature of editing as more of a ‘fold’ than a ‘splice,’ which lets me talk about my work in terms of short form origami if you will.

despite this thread has being a bit more focused on the ‘film industry,’ i thought i’d chime in with a more underground/experimental perspective. here are a few works that also make use of modular electronics:

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A couple of years ago, I combined my interest in electronic music and film and made a low budget lo-fi feature film called “LFO” that I wrote, directed and scored. That was a fun ride.

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Oh! I’ve been meaning to watch this for a while now. I’ll put it on my list for the weekend.

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wow that firmware update on the op-1 is gonna skyrocket the resale value :wink:

will definitely be watching this and maybe returning with questions, if that’s okay ~ looks like a lot of fun :slight_smile:

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That trailer is great. Is there a way I can see this in the US?

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LFO used to be on Netflix, but I think it’s still available on iTunes and Amazon. If not, let me know, and you can get an online screener link from me.

It looks like iTunes only in the US. I’ll check it out there. Thanks. :+1:

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These are really soothing. The shot in In Wearisome Nights of the mirrored door and the tile floor is wonderful.

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Thanks, appreciate it.