Taking place in an unspecified year in the early 1990s, a night of mindless television channel flipping is slowly interrupted and overtaken by a pirate television signal. A flood of colours emanating from video feedback, warring tribes displayed through a modified oscilloscope, and a flurry of gun violence repeated via luminance keying dominate stations one by one. Abstract imagery through analog video glitch techniques forewarn the passive television viewer that the far-right American political system to come will not be the result of a sudden shift. Instead we will see a rise of increasingly conservative policies followed by a moulding of public perception by broadcast television.
Directing | Rob Feulner | Director |
Editing | Rob Feulner | Editor |
Sound | Nick Maturo | Music |
Sound | Sacha Ratcliffe | Sound Designer |
Sound | Bernard Gariépy Strobl | Sound Mixer |
Production | Max Séguéla | Producer |