
Chance Encounters(1983)
Minimum budget and maximum creativity marry to produce an ever-changing mandala of light and color. EZTV founding member James Williams created this short experimental art piece by videotaping a television set through a kaleidoscope and then editing the images together to create an abstract music video. Shot using a home Betamax analog video deck and a one-tube camera.
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Minimum budget and maximum creativity marry to produce an ever-changing mandala of light and color. EZTV founding member James Williams created this short experimental art piece by videotaping a television set through a kaleidoscope and then editing the images together to create an abstract music video. Shot using a home Betamax analog video deck and a one-tube camera.
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1983-01-01
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