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Gelatinous Goo is a 17-minute personal diary slideshow movie with dictaphone assemblage soundtrack by Hal McGee. Recorded January 10-23, 2020, in Gainesville, Florida. Featuring Stanley and Lumen K. Audio photographic folk art. High Definition picture and sound. The movie consists of 1,001 iPhone photos paired with dictaphone recordings of four Sony ICD PX-470 stereo digital dictaphones. I play Monotron synthesizers on the soundtrack, plus you will hear me interacting with co-workers and neighbors, traffic sounds, emergency vehicles, birds and aircraft, machines, and spoken word cut-up type stuff. Please, if possible, watch the movie in Full Screen viewing mode on the biggest screen you have available, and headphones are recommended.
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Leslie Singer
1/27/2020 09:07:53
Hal, really enjoyed watching Gelatinous Goo on the big screen. A lot goo(d) stuff to see and hear! Can’t wait for the sequel, “ The Son of Gelatinous Goo”! Leave a Reply. |
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EC values inclusion, democracy, experimentation, independence and freedom of thought and expression, open-minded exchange, and Community.
The Electronic Cottage website is primarily an online magazine for the publication of lengthy and in-depth articles, essays, and interviews.
For those of you who use Facebook I have created an Electronic Cottage Group, which is a casual social gathering place of the EC Community, where EC people can meet, share artwork and news of current projects and releases.
The website and this EC Facebook Group are two separate but connected entities of the greater EC Community.