"... and so one day he sat down and ate an orange."
Have you ever wanted to see into the mind of someone else and know everything they think and feel? Oranges. Kitchen utensils. Lemon biscuits. Toilet seat. When your innermost fears and desires are out for all to see, there is no subtext, no subtlety, only subtitles. A lot of them.
This is exactly the premise for Stream, a short film exploring an archetypal teenager's internal metamorphosis as he searches for security, meaning and personal identity on his journey to young adulthood.
| Credits |
| Cast | |
| Fung Lam | Donovan |
| Crew | |
| Dennis Y.C. Liu | Writer, Director, Editor |
| Ajita Goh | Composer |
| Special Thanks | |
| Angie Su | |
| Tin Hung Liu | |
| Ethan Waters |
| Details |
| Completed: | 3 April 2005 |
| Length: | 7 min 30 secs |
| Acquisition Format: | MiniDV |
| Video System: | Canon XL1, 16x IS lens, 3x Wide lens |
| Audio Post: | Audio Technica AT3031 microphones, Marantz PMD-670 |
| Editing Platform: | Sony Vegas 5, Windows XP |
| Contact |
For any comments, questions, queries, suggestions or citrus fruit requests, don't hesitate to email me:
Dennis Y.C. Liu - neoslimdog@gmail.com
Check out my weblog too - friedorange.blogspot.com
Enjoy the mindblowing spectrum combination of orange and grey while you're there. Also, try the tagboard, eat some yoghurt and make a paper crane. Life is a lonely orange.
:o)