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4 thoughts on “Dowser 1: good deeds”
I was thinking about your short film Din and wondered if you have it on line
You really nailed that idea of the future of pollution.
I don’t. It was a UBCP project and I’m pretty sure I’m not allowed to put those up on YouTube, even after all these years. But then I’ve never taken the time to confirm that either.
Also it was Michael’s idea. I wrote and filmed it for him. He did the sound/score. Interesting, heh?
just one more way copyright is about distribution and not creators.
I think his concept was brilliant and it certainly rings true living near the train tracks on the New West/Surrey, plus airport in Richmond traffic, then the various helicopters from news traffic to the RCMP and the small planes, forgetting how much like country and western train plane and pain songs that sounds like – silence and a moment to think and hear nature is precious.
Suburbia with the competing Man-Cave Garages is all blurring into nothing but white noise…..
Maybe you could turn it into a feature.
somehow just incorporate that shot when your cat ran through the scene, that moment was just magic when we all froze and inhaled.
are you even allowed to do anything with that Leonard Coehn feature?
I was thinking about your short film Din and wondered if you have it on line
You really nailed that idea of the future of pollution.
I don’t. It was a UBCP project and I’m pretty sure I’m not allowed to put those up on YouTube, even after all these years. But then I’ve never taken the time to confirm that either.
Also it was Michael’s idea. I wrote and filmed it for him. He did the sound/score. Interesting, heh?
just one more way copyright is about distribution and not creators.
I think his concept was brilliant and it certainly rings true living near the train tracks on the New West/Surrey, plus airport in Richmond traffic, then the various helicopters from news traffic to the RCMP and the small planes, forgetting how much like country and western train plane and pain songs that sounds like – silence and a moment to think and hear nature is precious.
Suburbia with the competing Man-Cave Garages is all blurring into nothing but white noise…..
Maybe you could turn it into a feature.
somehow just incorporate that shot when your cat ran through the scene, that moment was just magic when we all froze and inhaled.
are you even allowed to do anything with that Leonard Coehn feature?