The movies were neat. I always find it pretty cool to see what others peoples take on experimental film is. That is the whole draw to experimental for me. It becomes less interesting when I don't know the person that did the video. There was something though, something inspired me. It wasn't the films themselves, it was something you said. "I make these movies to show people what I see. That is all that matters" or something along those lines. Right there, something clicked. I personally don't want to work with experimental. I'm willing to try it, but that is not what I want to focus in. Those words though, I feel like they apply to anything. As I said in another blog, I've always had sort of a weird way of looking at things. And of course, showing people what I see is what matters but it was really the "that's all that matters" bit. Somebody will get it. If they don't get it then they don't need to. But, that is not an excuse to just make bad films. Just an excuse to really try different things. And really understand that I am going to make bad things and that not everything is going to go perfect the first time. I really do have to make a lot of crap to get to something good.
Though I do have a question about the first film, I'm pretty sure there was some slowing of time, but did it speed up and slow down at different times?
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