Times Square (1986)

• 68%
• 1986
• Joanna Priestley

Times Square is an abstract meditation on urban shapes and sounds. It was created at California Institute of the Arts on a Cubicomp and IBM-AT, using Lumena, Easel and PC-10 software. Digital images on the computer monitor were shot onto 16mm film using a Bolex camera on a tripod, pointed into the monitor. Co-directors Engel and Priestley were in the first computer animation class at Cal Arts (1984-85), taught by Vibeke Sorensen.