Daniel Pritchard

I have been reading William Poundstone’s Labyrinths of Reason (1964) as part of my research. This book calls into question the nature of paradoxical reasoning, and I find it quite relevant in data collection (as well as dealing with inductive… Continue Reading →

This is the first few minutes of the documentary. Most shots have not been colored, and their are many clips that still need to be added. Please critique the content of my narration. I want to know if it is… Continue Reading →

Filming will be completed today, as I have been editing a rough cut together as well. The majority of filming has been a lit setup of various movie film cameras and projectors in my collection, and demonstrating their functions. I… Continue Reading →

Due to the current Covid-19 crisis, my documentary topic has changed. This is not a recent change, but I have not been updating on here. I will make more updates starting Friday, for every day of production. This documentary film… Continue Reading →

This is a documentary recording the first meetings between us and a society cut off from the rest of the world. They are not even in our dimension. Our crew has been granted special permission via the latest portal-accessing technology…. Continue Reading →

Tacita Dean is a British artist now based in Berlin, best known for her use of film. Her work explores the temporal qualities of landscapes, as well as the celluloid medium itself. She uses time-based mediums to present fleeting narratives,… Continue Reading →

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