69: Love in a bottle
Posted by michaeljk on August 15, 2007
Observational documentary is an art form and I like to paint with my camera.
Although constantly moving and never really knowing where we might be I like to build emotion into the scene.
I like to get under the skin of subjects while maintaining an objective viewpoint.
Unfortunately that ethos wasn’t important to the producers of a previous job ‘Cops with Battering Rams’.
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Adz said
I was sure it was gonna be theres in the bottle
Katie said
Me too – that just reveals the comedy genius behind the project, or something
Conley said
It was a different bottle though. Theirs was plastic. I was expecting them to find it in the building though.
Dirty beaches make me sad.
robmyers said
I think I remember MJK’s work on “Love In A Void”, which was essentially the Jerry Springer show in a hyperbaric chamber. This was after “What’s on TV?”, the first transvestite body painting guessing game. That was a follow up to “Secret Crush” in which a group of people have to guess which of their cars has been compressed into a cube.
If anyone wants the rights to any of these then they are still available.
Dale Griffiths said
The plastic bottle was integral to the first plot line i suppose. Ian may have a bit of a girly throw but he would have made the water if he was throwing a glass and not a plastic bottle.
LenaLee said
I suggested the Bottle Man!
Blame me for dirty beach visit!
Lena x