Tim Sessler
FORECAST:SERENITY
Scenes open and we are transported into them via sound and mood.
First, a parked vintage automobile, shot from the side. Then, from the air, a
city at night shot through a partly cloudy sky. Then, a hallway, isolated and
deserted. Next, we view an old residence at the end of a darkened alley.
One scene after another is presented, sans people. Evoking a mood of isolation, each place seems to communicate the
distinct impression of recent habitation or of an action executed
earlier in time.
The cinematographer guides us into each segment and we
are riveted. Each movement shifts
with the transposition of the music’s phrasing - each in-synch with the other. Sky clouds, earth clouds, deserted boats and structures, a curtain blowing
in the wind – perhaps forecasting a future on earth, without human
interference?
Without knowing why, we watch and listen from beginning until
end. It is all we can do. The images are quietly insistent.
Cinematographer, Tim Sessler, made this impressive film. Please visit his website for more
information – and to view more of his work.
For more information about the
composer of Forecast, please visit: d_rradio.
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