Sound Cuts

Sound Cuts is an experimental film that features black film stock being repeatedly cut and rejoined. The cuts are made using the angled blade of a splicer typically employed for sound film. Each cut produces an angled flash of light and is accompanied by a distinct thud of sound.

The film is notable for its rhythmic intervals, ranging from one cut per second to twenty-four cuts per second. This rapid succession of cuts is displayed across six projectors, creating a complex tapestry of sound and light. Its innovative approach makes it an intriguing piece for collectors interested in experimental cinema and the manipulation of film as a medium.