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Versailles - Chris Garrat (United Kingdom, 1976, 16mm, 11:00 min)
"For this film I made a contact printing box, with a
printing area 16mm x 185mm which enabled the printing of 24 frames of picture
plus optical sound area at one time. The first part is a composition using 7 x
1-second shots of the statues of Versailles, Palace of 1000 Beauties, with
accompanying soundtrack, woven according to a pre-determined sequence. Because
sound and picture were printed simultaneously, the minute inconsistencies in
exposure times resulted in rhythmic fluctuations of picture density and levels
of sound. Two of these shots comprise the second part of the film which is
framed by abstract imagery printed across the entire width of the film surface:
the visible image is also the sound image.”
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