Visual/Aesthetic Research/Character Research: Andy Warhol Eats Burger

I just watched Andy Warhol eating a burger for about three minutes. I wonder what it is about certain people that evokes this enthralment in certain others; many others. Interestingly, I found the conclusive minute or so, where Warhol is literally sitting, doing nothing, even more riveting.

This is what I would like to capture in my central character (although I am presuming I will be unsuccessful) - that one person can command such focus in an audience, simply by being.

Visual/Aesthetic Research: Gabriel Bruce - Sleep Paralysis

Visual/Aesthetic/Style Research/Sound Research: Gerhard Richter Painting

• Looking at the possible use of subtitles and how they work well in this film - having the words spread out for the audience to read themselves gives their sentiment more impact
• Visually looking at the black and white shots in this trailer for inspiration
• I like the feel that the music creates with the feel of the film

Visual/Aesthetic Research: Les Vampires - The Deadly Ring/La Bague Qui Tue (1915)

Sound Research: Ludovico Einaudi - Dietro Casa

Visual/Aesthetic Research/Character Research: Wednesday Addams

Visual/Aesthetic Research: Marie Laforet 1968, 1967

Salvador Dali - Mike Wallace Interview - 1958

Hans Richter - Ghosts Before Breakfast

Dada, 1928

Visual/Aesthetic Research: Nicolas Provost - Papillon D'Amour

Sound Research: Sit still and do nothing and listen to these three pieces in a row

Salad Slaves: Who Really Provides Our Vegetables (Cecy's Version)

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/video/2011/feb/07/food-spain-migrants
+ here's the proper one

first attempt at making an art film (although it's just not a film) - hopefully I can look back and see some improvement later