Attention Span

Shot from 16 different camera angles and edited at a rapid pace, Attention Span seeks to challenge its audiences' perception of perspective and passage of time.

Film Info

Director: Mitchell Rose

Choreographer: Emily Arden Jones

(USA, 2020) 2:45 min

Contemporary

Experimental Shorts Program

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