Deck (1971)
During a voyage by boat to Finland, the camera records three minutes of black and white 8mm film of a woman sitting on a bridge. The preoccupation of the film is with the base and with the transformation of this material, which was first refilmed on a screen where it was projected by multiple projectors at different speeds and then secondly amplified with colour filters, using positive and negative elements and superimposition on the London Co-op’s optical printer.
Director: Gill Eatherley
Runtime: 13 min
Release Date: January 2, 1971
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Deck about?
- During a voyage by boat to Finland, the camera records three minutes of black and white 8mm film of a woman sitting on a bridge. The preoccupation of the film is with the base and with the transformation of this material, which was first refilmed on a screen where it was projected by multiple projectors at different speeds and then secondly amplified with colour filters, using positive and negative elements and superimposition on the London Co-op’s optical printer.
- Who directed Deck?
- Deck was directed by Gill Eatherley.
- How long is Deck?
- Deck has a runtime of 13m (13 minutes).