Targeted Audience Research

This film project is designed for national and international film-festival audiences. Targeted towards audiences who are or may be interested and fascinated with works of cinematic arts. Cinema works that break with the conventional rules of film making and aesthetic norms. It would be particularly interesting for cineastes who love the dichotomy and interaction between contemporary digital aesthetic and that of the world of celluloid. The tangible; the perceptible human touch and relationship that artist had with celluloid versus today’s impalpable medium. 

The experimental journey of this film will also target audiences interested in conceptual and abstract ideas. The abstract association between a camera’s technological lifespan and its faltering mechanisms and that of human visual pathology like anthropomorphism or visual degenerative diseases. For example, a camera’s visual (sensor) and memory (SD-Card), a type of memory card typically used in digital cameras and other portable devices capabilities abstractly compared to the human eye, its memory bank (brain) and its capabilities. For example, let us assume that a camera loses some of its visual sensory abilities; would it be just like a human being developing anthropomorphism, and or a degenerative visual malady? Another abstract conceptual aspect explores aging. Technology today is quickly accelerating; it is fast paced and thereby making previous equipment quickly obsolete. If a camera had a soul how would it feel about today’s quick paced world; would the camera feel just like an aging human being; alone and irrelevant; would the camera reminisce about its past?  

These abstract visual explorations are for anyone curious and fascinated about the bond between technology and their creator. Let the film take you into the poetic and imaginative world of Anomalous Convergence.

This film is geared towards film festivals such as, Diametrale Experimental Film Festival Innsbruck, Austria; INVE Plataforma Experimental de Artes, Film Fest Valparaíso, Chile; Montreal Underground Film Festival Experimental Cinema, Canada or Ann Arbor Film Festival in Michigan which showcases avant-garde and experimental.

This film would fit anyone interested in creative artistic freedoms, about film aesthetic and aural art form, its traditions and advances; personal expression, social expression.  The reasons listed are varied, but there are certainly more reasons than I can list and write about here.