Embriotic fluid done! Also, a few changes...no more woman screaming, a bit too full on for this methinks. I have also filmed the "leg opening part". THis is done with a black bag over the camera lens, stretching then splitting over it. A light is also shining into the lens.
posted by Tim @ 7:17 PM
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For experience...
posted by Tim @ 5:56 PM
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Ok, I have jotted down a few ideas... I want to re-create embriotic fluid, film (from babies perspective) coming out of womb, film woman screaming. THATS MY LIST! THen heavy editing to be done.
posted by Tim @ 4:18 PM
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After a weekish (ooh, look at that...exactly a week) I have decided to do it (my birth experience sequence) from a babies perspective seeing as this is something none of us can remember, yet half of us (the other half being C-section babies) have been through it.
posted by Tim @ 5:13 PM
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Ok, so now I have decided on birth I have been doing some heavy thinking... WHat part will I do? Experience from the mothers perspective? Fathers perspective? DOctors perspective? I NEED ANOTHER ANGLE!
posted by Tim @ 8:10 PM
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Experience?!
posted by Tim @ 5:18 PM
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Am doing BIRTH!
posted by Tim @ 4:16 AM
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Timothy's origin is unknown, but there are several rumours which we can base his story on. It is said that he comes from North Uzbekistan, but the majority of information surrounding this rumour is in fact false. One critic argued that in 1974 a large oboe plummeted down from the heavens, and in the reed there laid a baby. That baby gave birth mid-flight to two other babies. One of those babies, as rumour has it, was Timothy. The story of his upbringing has been pieced together by several historians, and one museum janitor. Apparently the main male figure in his life was some pocket-lint, and his surrogate mother was a metro-sexual sloth. He lived off whatever his mother deemed edible, and since has been creating artworks in a hope to escape the real world.
