Dickerson Videos

Headspace is a serial of abstract shorts in disseminated in the first person outlining the relationship the narrator has to any number of varied subjects. The subjects are in flux and often differentiate from visual image being presented. However, to counter imbalance some of the episodes in the series are a literal marriage of all the narrative's elements, sound, picture and story.

Headspace is a serial of abstract shorts in disseminated in the first person outlining the relationship the narrator has to any number of varied subjects. The subjects are in flux and often differentiate from visual image being presented. However, to counter imbalance some of the episodes in the series are a literal marriage of all the narrative's elements, sound, picture and story.

Headspace is a serial of abstract shorts in disseminated in the first person outlining the relationship the narrator has to any number of varied subjects. The subjects are in flux and often differentiate from visual image being presented. However, to counter imbalance some of the episodes in the series are a literal marriage of all the narrative's elements, sound, picture and story.

Headspace is a serial of abstract shorts in disseminated in the first person outlining the relationship the narrator has to any number of varied subjects. The subjects are in flux and often differentiate from visual image being presented. However, to counter imbalance some of the episodes in the series are a literal marriage of all the narrative s elements, sound, picture and story.

Lindsay the AlchemistSynopsis: Lindsay is an abscess human laying within a margin only few of us would understand and she is changing. It is this change and the threat she feels it presents that catalyzes her decision of self-imprisonment. Equipped with only the bare essentials for survival and a camera to record the artifact of her struggle, which becomes a literal video diary of her battle with something larger and potentially greater than herself. Movies are regarded in the sequence of Mythology, Stories and Drama, as expressions of often obscure fantasies in the people among whom they are produced and diffused. -Martha Wolfenstein and Nathan Leites. From Movies: A Psychological Study . Lindsay the Alchemist is a 20 Minute exploration of a disease. Developed through a combination of medical, theoretical and heuristic research. With a lot of attention placed on the character and themes of isolation. The medical research was organized around symptoms of Schizophrenia. The symptoms and disease pattern the films narrative, as a kind of fictionalized case study is transposed into film. The sole character (Lindsay) is designed without application of our most common assumptions of gender, mental illness, sexual orientation and ethnicity. The ambition of this being to disseminate a compelling character story without perpetuating and condoning the misrepresentation of abject people through the continued marginalization and defamation of the individuals circumstance. Lindsay, is an undifferentiated Schizophrenic, this is the foundation for every movement throughout the film. Each scene constructed around how the character reinforces the Schizophrenic's primary conflict (the core delusion or hallucination in which the Schizophrenic combats), with dialogue and incident contextualized through the variety of symptoms of Schizophrenia (i.e. disorganized thought, speech and behaviour; Alogia, avolition and social dysfunction).

This is going to read like rain on a day you re stuck inside. The redundancy will stab you in the eyes with each passing word. Futility, is the symptom boredom is the illness. That s why you re here reading this, but it s okay, because I share the sentiment. Otherwise I would be doing something else. If you say I m not okay; I might lie to you to entertain myself. I am back where I was a minute ago; thinking about how to make me less restless and morose. I am also curious about the bass guitar and the song I am listening to, because it sounds great. Good song. Me, I m okay. I am glad we had this time together though.