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interpol doesn't play when it comes to outros cause it will always sound like you're ascending to heaven or falling down a building
Interpol · Our Love To Admire · Song · 2007
I will still be up by fall I'll still be up by fall either way Still be up by fall I'll be still to hear the call either way
Street of thought In all your bones Hold your place and Save your throne Lie awake supine and golden Wait for grace It's time
Mind over time Mind over time
Sleight of fate And borrowed clothes Songs of places No one knows Draped in lace, we all lean over To greet the great It's time
Mind over time Mind over time
Street of thought In all your bones Hold your place And save your throne Lie awake supine and golden Greet the great, it's time
Mind over time Mind over time It's mind over time It's your mind over time
Draped in lace we all lean over / To greet the great / It's time
Mind Over Time, Interpol
What a pack of goofballs! Another great article in the University of Arizona Faculty and Staff newsletter. Lots of UA roots with our entire cast and crew. Read the full story here...
https://uaatwork.arizona.edu/lqp/qa-director-mind-over-time-fest-bound-short-film-will-holst-college-nursing
We got a great write up in the Tucson Weekly, by Emily Dieckman. It was lots of fun to chat with her about the movie. Also Tierney dropped the best quote and lede of the story when she mentioned “Time-traveling lesbians.” Check out the whole article below!
https://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2021/08/10/local-film-tells-story-of-love-diversity-and-time-travel
Steve Bayless - Editor
By day Steve is a Videographer/Producer on the University of Arizona’s Digital Learning team, where he crafts impactful and entertaining media for their online learners. Prior to that he was the Senior Editor at the PBS affiliate Arizona Public Media (AZPM) where, for over 24 years, he edited Emmy-award winning segments and programs; one of which was the internationally seen The Desert Speaks series. But on his own time, Steve writes, produces, and works with local filmmakers to create meaningful short films and features. A graduate of the University of Arizona, Steve has a Bachelor of Arts in Media Arts.
Gilbert Rataezyk - Colorist
Biography - Gilbert Rataezyk is a colorist and cinematographer local to Tucson, Arizona. In 2016, he graduated from The University of Arizona School of Theater Film and Television with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. His work focuses on finding ways to reduce or hide his authorial fingerprint in order to allow audiences to connect and confront characters on a personal level. His recent work as a colorist include “A Hunger,” directed by Anthony Cutrone, “99 Cent Dreams,” directed by Tasnim Boufelfel, and “Bookends,” directed by Dom Villarrubia.
Lance Washington - Actor, Dr. Shomade
Biography - Chicago native Lando Chill (Lance Washington) is a poet, actor, and hip-hop musician untethered to a single genre, encompassing elements of funk, folk, reggae, and spoken word. First listens conjure visions of Outkast and the Roots; introspective lyrics that reflect on self sabotage, battling the ego, and the existential quest to find one’s purpose, painted across ethereal canvases made from synths, syncopated drums, and soul grooves. Now based in Los Angeles, Lando is releasing his next full length this upcoming August! He is queer/bisexual.