Daydreams - Short Film

Children teach us to be present, to be open to the world as it really is: the tangible, the taste-able, the uninhabited expression of emotion. As adults we can't continually live like children—we would ruin our lives, but we might also ruin them if we don't take time to slow down and enter the ever-present world of the child. It's a place where we are worthy of all good things without lifting a finger to earn them. This short film was shot on a hand-crank 1959 Bolex 16mm Rex 1 cinema camera on expired Kodak Vision3 250D and Kodak Vision3 50D motion picture film. The film was developed and scanned by Pro8mm in Burbank, CA. Editing was done in DaVinci Resolve