The world is in motion. The Earth hurtles through space at 67,000 mph orbiting the Sun. the Sun flys a course around the Milky Way at nearly 8 times that speed. At the Equator, the spinning of the earth on it's axis moves you at 1000mph. Everything is in constant motion. The bedrock beneath our feet and the tides at our shores are moving now. Office towers sway in the wind. Nothing is ever still.
"Spacer" looks at the world through a moving camera, finding inn it odd rhythms and unexpected harmonies. The immovable monuments of our times, buildings, bridges, fences and walls come alive as they reveal themselves as you've never seen before.
"Spacer" is and experimental short film following in a tradition of animation, of pushing the bounds of what's possible when filming things on frame at a time. It is comprised of over 300 still images, photographed in high resolution using digital still cameras. The image sequencing, music, art, and DVD production were all done entirely in-house, using a home PC.