Synopsis

The enduring romance of lines are explored in this colorful handmade cameraless animation by Montreal animator, Steven Woloshen. Dave Brubeck's classic jazz standard, Take Five is the starting point of this abstract visual interpretation. In Cinemascope.

Steven Woloshen

Steven Woloshen has been passionately creating handmade abstract films and time-based installations for more than 30 years. Lecturer, juror, technician, animator, craftsman and recently author of Recipes for Reconstruction, the filmmaker’s manual for decay, renewal and other handmade, analogue film techniques. His rich filmography includes Didre Novo (1980), Get Happy (1999), Ditty Dot Comma (2000), The Babble On Palms (2002), Cameras Take Five (2003), The Curse of the Voodoo Child (2005), The Homestead Act (2009).