It's a nice idea, Alix. What's a visual score? One of the appeals of animation in film is the timing sheet. I think that's what it was called in standard drawn animation. How many frames does a single drawing get? But once the persuasivenss of figural movement is no longer the focus, a timing sheet becomes a visual means of charting the course of exposures. Music isn't the basis or reference. I remember enjoying the very complexity of the sheets on which I had plotted the film before shooting.
Bernie *On Oct 3, 2019, at 7:48 AM, Alix Blevins <alixblev at gmail.com <https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks>> wrote:* *I'm working on a project and looking for references of filmmakers whose * *works employ visual scores and/or other graphic notation in making films **(e.g. Kurt Kren, Rose Lowder). *
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