Steinbeck Monitor

On the viewfinder is a scene that was shot on some of the tallest building of Columbia, South Carolina.

*The name of the Film "The Sound of No Hands Clapping" was a kind of underhanded stab at the over-pretentiousness of the art collage students.  Most of the time I was trying to experiment to push limits or just understand bounds. Most my other peers at the time were just tailoring their projects to what they knew would aesthetically please the professor to get the grade the quickest with as little work as possible so they could go out and get drunk. I proudly wanted to call it "The Sound of  No Hands Clapping" because many students at the time would not collaborate or even give me the time of day, nor give me recognition for taking a different path or attempting to break new ground even though I practically lived in the editing room during this assignment, and helped them complete may of their projects because they didn't know how. I kind of had a chip on my shoulder during this period and I was almost saying " you don't have to clap because I know your not going to, or go ahead clap i dare you you'll look like an idiot." Still love the title.