Track and Derange
Track and Derange
(1990, radically re-cut in 2004) 16mm, 3 minutes
One in a series of Rust Belt Music Videos. Photographed in the ruins of Buffalo and Chicago.
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Car-uhl Oil grapples with the interior of a translucent clock face inside the Buffalo Train Terminal.
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Gary Thomas in the rurals of upstate New York: 1990. On location for the short film.
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Francois Miron with Bolex in Chicago.
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LeClaire and Bloomingdale in Chicago: 1992. A location from Track and Derange. (An 8 x 10 print by Brock Craft)
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 Track and Derange: Photographed in the Rust Belt
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 In 1990 & 1991 Carl received filmmaking grants from the New York State Council on the Arts which were applied to the production of Track and Derange.
- Screened at The Chicago Filmmakers, 1994
- Screened at Ann Arbor film Festival Awards Jury Screening, 1994
- Screened at Lounge Axe, Chicago, 1995
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Production Credits
Scenario, photography, direction and edit ... Carl Wiedemann
Sound Design ... Wiedemann
Performers:
Carl Wiedemann
Thomas G Seckel (aka Gary Thomas)
Technical Data
Filming Locations ... Rochester, Buffalo, & Chicago
Camera ... Bolex Rex 4
Shooting format ... 16mm film
Printed film format ... 16mm film
Version 2 (2004) ... miniDV
Runtime: 4 minutes
Production Assistants / Camera Operators
Rochester ... Tom Seckel
Buffalo ... Clare Martin
Chicago ... Francois Miron
Thanks To:
Hallwalls Arts Center, Buffalo
Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester
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