Hmm. That's sad. Are they 35mm, Amy? If so, transfer services exist that will put them on disk for you. To see them as intended, there are some projectors available. If you wish, I'd be happy to steer you to them. Let me know.
John--Your professional opinion, por favor: would this piece be better served written in deep metaphor? I.e., as the time machine and its curator? It wasn't meant to be oblique, but rather accessible through common devices. Thank you.
I think the projector streaming flickering light while we listen to the ratchety click of sprockets as our pasts flash on screen adds to the special quality of it, Christine. What do you think?
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John--Your professional opinion, por favor: would this piece be better served written in deep metaphor? I.e., as the time machine and its curator? It wasn't meant to be oblique, but rather accessible through common devices. Thank you.
Thank you, Mark.
I think the projector streaming flickering light while we listen to the ratchety click of sprockets as our pasts flash on screen adds to the special quality of it, Christine. What do you think?