craig desson - 06-30-24 - Constellations

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“I love the work of the 60s era NFB experimental filmmaker Arthur Lipsett and so I wanted to try and do what he does. The piece is also an exploration of the digital subconscious that exists on my MacBook. It's made up of sounds on my hard drive that I recorded over the last year that just felt right together."

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This episode was published on December 15, 2017.

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“I love the work of the 60s era NFB experimental filmmaker Arthur Lipsett and so I wanted to try and do what he does. The piece is also an exploration of the digital subconscious that exists on my MacBook. It's made up of sounds on my hard drive...

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