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Gina Wynbrandt, with assistance from J Poulos, debuted her comic Someone Please Have Sex With Me, chronicling her desperately horny past, present, and future at Brain Frame 15 on November 16th, 2013.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing], Cooper Collier [camera], Cody Wallace [camera], and Tyson Torstensen [sound].
William Bacarella debuted his dreamy animatic-animation Squid City, scaling an infinite skyscraper and periodically peering inside at the silhouetted lives of troubled tenants, while Tyson Torstensen improvised live accompaniment on the B3 Hammond organ at Brain Frame 15 on November 16th, 2013.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing], Cooper Collier [camera], Cody Wallace [camera], and Tyson Torstensen [sound].
Manual Cinema, the shadow-puppetry-silhouette-performance-collective, debuted a new experiment in repetitive memory manipulation and the sensory experiences preceding important revelations at Brain Frame 15 on November 16th, 2013.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
Chris Sullivan, animator, performer, and professor, knit together stills and short sequences from an upcoming feature about a young woman’s experience in therapy and the academic presentation of her doctor’s research, accompanied by Bob Levy and Marina Ivanova reading in English and Russian, respectively, and culminating cyclically with a wistful mandolin requiem at Brain Frame 15 on November 16th, 2013.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
Danielle Chenette played acoustic guitar and sang her comic Not A People Person, the sweet story of a man more comfortable in the company of birds than humans at Brain Frame 15 on November 16th, 2013.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
Keith Herzik used a fuzzed-out guitar, some kind of home-made amplified harmonica system, and a ceaseless stream of hoarse vocals (equal parts chuckling, muttering, and casual statements) to compliment his slideshow of loose animation and collage in a confounding display of happy-go-lucky abstraction at Brain Frame 15 on November 16th, 2013.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing], Cooper Collier [camera], and Cody Wallace [camera].
