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Q&A with Lexi Tannenholtz & Eliza Jiménez Cossio
“We wanted to be very intentional with every joke and line of dialogue, no filler, all killer as they say. You be the judge! But more so, if we're gonna put people through this dizzying scene of constant back and forth, every word needs to push the story forward and tell us something about these characters.”
Q&A with Chelsea Slayter
“The seed of it all was an experience I had with my father. He suffered a massive stroke in 2019 and got out of the hospital right around when the very first Covid-19 lockdowns began. As a result, I became one of his caregivers, and we were very much isolated and confronting this huge change in dynamic.”
Q&A with Linda Loh
“It’s almost as if this film is a sequel to that first exhibition of projections, in that my second “wow” experience of scaling my work up for immersion was in 2021 when I learned to make a world in virtual reality. Once again, this was connected to art school, only this time it was my MFA, in NYC, and the VR world “Agog” was my thesis project.”