By frag_editorial Fooling around in Premiere Pro, I was attempting to construct a spatial jigsaw using a shot from The White Lotus (2×03), but pressed down the wrong key and accidentally created a Temporal Jigsaw instead. Huh. This was far more interesting! I then applied the same deformation to two iconic sequences, from The Usual Suspects and from Psycho. Each Temporal Jigsaw plays very differently, depending on the source material. What can this be used for? I don’t quite know. But there’s something here, I can feel that much. Perhaps I’ll make something with this someday. Or perhaps you will?
About the maker
Ariel Avissar is a video maker, media scholar, and lecturer at the Steve Tisch School of Film and Television, Tel Aviv University, and Associate Editor at [in]Transition: Journal of Videographic Film & Moving Image Studies. His collaborative videographic projects include “Once Upon a Screen” (with Evelyn Kreutzer), the “TV Dictionary,” the “Screen Stars Dictionary” (with Tecmerin), the “Parametric Summer Series,” and more.
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/arielavissar
Website: https://www.arielavissar.work