White Light (1996)
White Light consists of extreme close-up shots of chrome bath taps and their reflections, including the camera lens, which becomes its own subject, as it closes in on its reflection. This material is mixed with rotoscope animation, created on various surfaces including cel and hand-made paper, where scratched lines are lit from an acute angle to create an image from light and shadow.
Director: Nicky Hamlyn
Runtime: 22 min
Release Date: July 9, 1996
Production: Kent Institute of Art and Design, Arts Council of England
Country: United Kingdom
Language: No Language
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Nicky Hamlyn
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is White Light about?
- White Light consists of extreme close-up shots of chrome bath taps and their reflections, including the camera lens, which becomes its own subject, as it closes in on its reflection. This material is mixed with rotoscope animation, created on various surfaces including cel and hand-made paper, where scratched lines are lit from an acute angle to create an image from light and shadow.
- Who directed White Light?
- White Light was directed by Nicky Hamlyn.
- How long is White Light?
- White Light has a runtime of 22m (22 minutes).
- Where was White Light produced?
- White Light was produced in United Kingdom.