Bionic Woman: I'm Jaime (A Cello Underscore)

This is an artistic essay--setting Lindsay Wagner's performance of Jaime (in a case of mistaken identity) from the episode "Deadly Ringer," to a beautifully simple cello piece entitled "Optimist," composed by Zoe Keating. That's it. No audio, no script. Just a straightforward, silent movie treatment.

Since the end result is storytelling in the purest sense, what I was able to appreciate more is an episode that was beautifully directed by Alan J. Levi, incorporating some creative camera pans and Hitchcock-style angles that were not typical in this series. And Lindsay Wagner's Emmy-award winning performance speaks for itself...she didn't even need to speak.
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For more information about Zoe Keating and her indy music, visit http://music.zoekeating.com/ Also available for download on iTunes. She is one of several artists today I consider the new "Bionic Women" in music (Imogen Heap is another)... taking their talent as musicians to the next level by integrating it with electronic technology--and not just in the studio, but on stage as well.

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• Bionic Woman
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• Zoe Keating
• Optimist
• Bionic Blonde
• A Bionic Love Story
• 1970s

[ez2me2009]

I love what you did. Bravo!

[bionicfans]

Very nice!

[sneaksbionic75]

Bravo! Well done!!