Project Detail

4:3

Synopsis

Separate projections combine, unifying, becoming whole. Twelve animated projections combine to develop a rhythmic dialogue exploring the intrinsic relationship between sound and image using 16mm film, paint and a projector.

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
4 min 48 sec
Director
Ross Hogg
Sound
Robbie Gunn
Format Notes
4:3 is available as a short film, an immersive installation, and in virtual reality.

Production Status

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