Time and Motion - Ghost Dances No14

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An edit by TanDog of B/W 'work analysis films' taken by Frank B. Gilbreth between 1910 and 1924(Of the film 'Cheaper By The Dozen'!)
Look at the typists eyes!

TanDog acknoledges the infuence of the work of Dorothea Lange in this edit. Original at http://www.archive.org/details/OriginalFilm.
Thank you Archive.org and the Prelinger Archives for collecting, collating and making this material availible.
Number fourteen of the Ghost Dances series. In this series TanDog is extending to the visual, Stockhaousens 'Spectrum of time' theory where the 'ranges of perception are ranges of time, and the time is subdivided by us, by the construction of our bodies and by our organs of perception' (See the influential essay "How Time Passes") Using these ideas to show the people within the films and the difference between them and us(or lack of). They are Ghosts of the past that we see, but dont hear, were flesh, but we can not understand. Music Composition, Samples and Synthesis by TanDog (All Rights reserved)

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[bransonbelle]

Thinking of You.

[TheKingbluez]

very cool , i liked , great work

[AnimalsRightToDance]

the music with the video:is like putting needles on the past