Project Detail

software

Synopsis

A poem about software and other neologisms. The letters of each word appear in a randomised sequence on screen.

Details

Year
2012
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
40 secs
Format
HD 1080p digital video
Director
Stuart Pound , Rosemary Norman
Producer
Stuart Pound
Editor
Rosemary Norman, Stuart Pound
Screenwriter
Rosemary Norman
text & voice
Rosemary Norman

Production Status

Production Company

Sales Company

Video Out Distribution

1965 Main St.
Vancouver B.C.
Canada

www.videoout.ca

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