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Chirp-1 Quantel is a 1979 animated short film that explores the realm of video art. Created by a team of artists, this abstract work combines visual and audio elements through innovative techniques.
Chirp-1 Quantel is a relatively scarce find, especially for those interested in the evolution of video art. The collectors' scene has taken notice of this film mainly due to its experimental nature and the collaborative effort behind it. Formats are limited, mostly circulating in niche collections and festival archives, making it a notable piece for those tracking the development of animation as an art form in the late 20th century.
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Chirp-1 Quantel is a 1979 animated short film that focuses on abstract video art.
Chirp-1 Quantel is categorized under the animation genre.
Chirp-1 Quantel was created by Dean Winkler, Glenn Van Alstyne, Tom Lucke, Elaine Lewis, and Brian Aitchison.
The film was produced by RPI Video Synthesizer Lab and EUE/Screen Gems Video Services.
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