Shots of Paris taken on a cheap DV and with the shooting technique inspired by the camera style of Stephen Dwoskin... The tourist attractions of Paris I find a real drag but there are lots of really interesting places in the city... I like the 13th district a lot but avoided it here as maybe too obvious a choice... On this I'm using a lot of the 10th district which for me has its equivalent in London with places like Dalston, plus a few other Paris locations, but also Puteaux which in my mind matches up with Richmond on the end of the district line at the outer limits of London... with Puteaux you're just the other side of Bois de Boulogne (rather than being by Richmond park) and also looking back at La Defense, which I guess is more like looking at Canary Wharf from Greenwich Park (but then Greenwich and Richmond had the royal palaces and map onto each other as east and west points marking the ends of London along the Thames)..... As a peripheral point on the city Puteaux seemed like a better choice than Clichy which Henry Miller made famous by living there, and was immortalised to much better effect in Jens Jorgen Thorsen's film of Miller's book "Quiet Days In Clichy". But in true psychogeographical style, I understand Paris almost completely in terms of the place I know best, London....
wots da soundtrax?
PAKITV 2 years ago
it's the sound of the escalator shown at the end, just recorded live as I filmed and then looped on the soundtrack.... Great sound so I had to use it! One of the sections of the cover is now missing, unless it has been replaced since I was last there. Shame, coz the experience ain't the same when the light effect is broken.... But at least I caught it as it was.....
stewarthome 2 years ago
nice video
mabsurda 2 years ago
thanx.
stewarthome 2 years ago
Pharmacy at 2:38. Hallelu!
estebanx 2 years ago
it's a groove sensation!
stewarthome 2 years ago